Basic Public Cultural Services Problems  and Countermeasure Analysis in Rural

Yue CHEN, Xiaoyue DUAN, Li SUN

Abstract


Overall balanced development of urban and rural culture is an important part of the current public cultural service system, it is one of the basic means of promoting social development. This article from the perspective of the outstanding problems of the rural public cultural service, analyses the basic reasons which restrict the development of the rural public culture, then proposed to strengthen and improve the countermeasure thinking of rural public cultural services.


Keywords


Rural; Public cultural service; Problems and countermeasure analysis

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/%25x

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