Economy and Regional Development
WU Dian-ting, LIU Rui-wen, WU Zheng-zheng, YAO Lu-feng, ZHOU Shang-yi, ZHU Qing, ZHANG Wen-xin, ZHU Hua-sheng
Based on the analysis of the experiences and lessons drawn from the first national plans of China and the characteristics of all the previous national plans, as well as the latest one of Japan, this article brought forward the general framework for the national planning of Liaoning Province. Although great achievements have been made in ascertaining the actual situation of the resources and environment, the first national planning failed to be executed in an effective way. The main reasons for this are the lack of pertinence to specific problems and legal basis. Japan has launched the national planning five times altogether, each of which has produced a certain effect, and the preparations for the sixth planning are well under way. Keys to success of Japan's national planning include its priority to core and major issues and the establishment of law and regulation, prompt adjustment according to changes in socioeconomic development and the national and international circumstances, and the emphasis on creating and nurturing land resources. Similarity exists in land environment between China and Japan, and the latest round of national planning of China should advocate the five new's, namely, new concepts, new starting points, new theories and guidance, new methods and approaches, new contents and system, with the successful experiences of Japan as an example to follow. The new national planning of Liaoning should take a brand new perspective on land resources, lay emphasis on rejuvenation and sustainability, stick to the theory of harmonious development between regions as the predominant guideline, attach importance to the combination of the orientation of goals and that of problems, and make full use of 4S technology.