During the people's commune period, China's land ownership was collective ownership, and the relevant explanations are as follows:

1, the origin of the people's commune:

1In early August, 958, Chairman Mao visited Hebei, Henan and Shandong, and talked with local leaders about "small cooperatives" and "large cooperatives". Mao said: "It seems that the people's commune is a good name, including workers, peasants and soldiers, who study business, manage production, manage life and manage political power. Place names can be added in front of the people's commune, or names that the masses like can be added. "

Mao also summed up the characteristics of "people's communes". "One is big and the other is public." When he was in Shandong, the local person in charge asked what the name of "Dashe" was, and Mao said, "It's better to call it a people's commune. Its advantage is that it can combine industry, agriculture, commerce, learning and military to facilitate leadership. " After these news were published, all parts of the country followed suit, "Good People's Commune!" You can hear it everywhere. "Long live the people's commune!" And so on, and "People's Commune is Good" was rated as one of the 80 slogans in the history of communist party in China by People's Daily.

This is also a kind of exercise. Related topics and answers are as follows:

Good systems emerged during the people's commune period: A, private ownership of land B, planned economy system C, collective ownership of land D, Baojia system Correct answer: C.