The Analysis of Social Rights in China

Tianjie Tao

doi:10.54097/hbem.v21i.14707

Authors

Tianjie Tao

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/hbem.v21i.14707

Keywords:

social rights, development, inequality.

Abstract

Social rights play an important role in China’s development. The pros and cons based on facts could lead us into deep thinking. Based on the history and the current situation of China’s social rights, China is still facing crucial challenges at present. Problems such as pollution, and inequalities are the side effects of China’s social rights. By considering the possible policies that may help to deal with these problems, several solutions are available. With the solutions provided by this essay, some of the problems may be solved and help to perfect China’s social rights as well. China is experiencing fast development. This research would help point out the potential problems that happened during the procedure and help to revise the policy in a better way, letting China have a safer developing way.

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