People-centered Approach: Ensuring People’s Livelihood in China in the New Era

Abstract

This book analyzes China’s people-centered development philosophy in the “new era,” focusing on how public policy is designed to improve citizens’ livelihoods and well-being. It explains the transformation of China’s development goals from meeting basic material needs to fulfilling people’s growing demand for a better quality of life, including access to education, healthcare, social security, and cultural development.

The author explores the theoretical foundations and practical implementation of livelihood policies, emphasizing the role of the state in ensuring equitable distribution of development outcomes and promoting common prosperity. The work also examines the structure of China’s social security system and its continuous reform to address emerging social challenges. Overall, the book argues that placing people at the center of development is essential for sustainable modernization and social stability in China