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Analysis of China's Policy on Bridging Urban-rural Digital Divide Based on the Mixed-Scanning Model

Chulan Zhang · 2024 · Journal of Education Humanities and Social Sciences

Summary. China's policies addressing the urban-rural digital divide show gaps in coverage and effectiveness. Using the Mixed-Scanning model, this analysis identifies that STEM education and rural internet training can bridge educational divides, while farmers need support finding digital roles in the big data economy. The government must address technical barriers and gender gaps through combined governance involving government, market, and citizens. AI technology offers promise for closing the cognitive divide.

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Zhang, C.. (2024). Analysis of China's Policy on Bridging Urban-rural Digital Divide Based on the Mixed-Scanning Model. Journal of Education Humanities and Social Sciences. https://doi.org/10.54097/wwzj1t92

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DOI
10.54097/wwzj1t92
Countries
China
Regions
Asia
Categories
broadband-and-digital, policy, education, general-innovation
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2026-04-29