1, the content of farmland system in China.

Declare that all land and wealth belong to the emperor, and determine the principle that "all fields in the world are cultivated by all people in the world" and "all fields in the world are cultivated together, all people in the world eat together, all clothes in the world are worn together, and all money in the world is earned together". It is stipulated that "each field is divided into nine grades" and "each field is divided into" semi-ugly "according to population, regardless of gender".

2. Historical background of farmland system in China.

China's farmland system is a product of history. It is the antithesis of feudal land ownership. China's agricultural land system centers on solving farmers' land problems, involving many policies and measures such as economy, politics, military affairs, culture, education and social reform.

3. The nature of farmland system in China.

"China's farmland system" is a relatively complete social reform plan centered on solving land problems, which represents farmers' strong desire for land distribution and reflects farmers' general demand against feudal land ownership, but it does not exceed the narrow vision of small farmers.

Significance and Limitation of Farmland System in China;

1, the significance of agricultural land system in China

The egalitarianism of land sharing put forward in China's Land System was fully revolutionary under the historical conditions at that time, which opened up the space for the development of capitalism in order to completely eliminate landlord ownership, eliminate landlord exploitation and abolish feudal thorns in agricultural production.

"China's farmland system" is to abolish private ownership and average all social wealth on the basis of small production, so as to make everyone equal, which is the absolute egalitarianism of farmers. This plan can't make the social productive forces develop forward. On the contrary, it idealizes and immobilizes the self-sufficient natural economy that combines agriculture with cottage industry.

2. The limitations of the farmland system in China.

The plan of land distribution and "universal" social and economic life stipulated in the Land System of China is to abolish private ownership, average all social wealth and make everyone equal on the basis of small-scale production. This is the absolute equalitarianism of farmers. This plan can not make the social productive forces develop forward, but will make the social productive forces stagnate at the decentralized level of the small-scale peasant economy.