Abstract:

The long battle against poverty is a major task carried out in economically challenged areas of rural China. In response, the nation's political leadership has mobilized the entire country to achieve political goals and take on greater social responsibility, to build a poverty governance framework based on systemic thinking that is both vertical and horizontal, and to focus on leveraging and transforming potential strengths to create transnormal governance capabilities. The poverty alleviation system relies on innovation to achieve structural advantage and is driven by party building, leveraging the role of resident village cadres, and strengthening pairing-off assistance. The poverty alleviation mechanisms have established an unconventional responsibility transmission system that solidifies the poverty alleviation responsibilities at all levels, and they have built a new technological governance mechanism to ensure the achievement of precise goals and management. The paper concludes by summarizing the historical value and theoretical implications of China's long battle against poverty.

Key words: battle against poverty, the large-scale poverty governance, whole national system, targeted poverty alleviation program