EDITOR＇S NOTE： As the widening gap between the rich and poor has become a major byproduct of China＇s nonstop economic growth over the past decades, the improvement of the disadvantaged group＇s livelihood has becom...EDITOR＇S NOTE： As the widening gap between the rich and poor has become a major byproduct of China＇s nonstop economic growth over the past decades, the improvement of the disadvantaged group＇s livelihood has become a top government concern. While numerous cities are working out their plans for ＂livelihood improvement projects,＂ local governments are making efforts to establish a sustainable mechanism that provides prompt, adequate relief to the needy. Licheng District in Jinan, capital of Shandong province, sets an example.展开更多
文摘EDITOR＇S NOTE： As the widening gap between the rich and poor has become a major byproduct of China＇s nonstop economic growth over the past decades, the improvement of the disadvantaged group＇s livelihood has become a top government concern. While numerous cities are working out their plans for ＂livelihood improvement projects,＂ local governments are making efforts to establish a sustainable mechanism that provides prompt, adequate relief to the needy. Licheng District in Jinan, capital of Shandong province, sets an example.
