Research Status and Prospects of "Language Poverty Alleviation" in New China
Abstract
Language support is a key part of China's poverty alleviation and national development work. Its main goal is to improve the language abilities of vulnerable people in less developed areas. Better language skills help these people communicate better. They can take part in social activities. They can create more economic value.This method brings many social and economic benefits. It provides more job opportunities for disadvantaged people. It helps them make more money. It makes different social groups more united.This work follows the idea of comprehensive development. Improving language skills is an important way to reduce poverty. It helps individuals and regions get rid of poverty more quickly. It develops the study of language economics. It increases the areas of related research. It improves the modern level of language management. Language poverty alleviation has special features that fit China's situation.Many scholars have carried out research after the founding of the People's Republic of China. They got many useful results in language poverty alleviation.
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