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The traditional agricultural areas have weak and inefficient industries, poor liquidity of production factors, poor spatial agglomeration and slow urbanization. The establishment of a long-term mechanism of mutual promotion of new urbanization and agricultural modernization in traditional agricultural areas is the cornerstone of agricultural development and the key to enhancing rural development in China. Therefore, this paper attempts to explore the mechanism and path of the new urbanization and agricultural modernization coordinated development in the traditional agricultural areas from the view of industry-town integration, mutual promotion of workers and peasants, and urban-rural co-ordination. Based on the survey, we think, the traditional rural areas of new urbanization and agricultural modernization coordinated development should from the production integration of the city, mutual promotion between industry and agriculture, urban and rural common prosperity, based on agriculture, to the second, three industry multidimensional diffusion, according to the traditional agricultural resources and industrial base, selection of production city integration path according to local conditions, implementation of rural population from agriculture to non-agricultural, fulfilment of the nearby urbanization.

Research on New Urbanization and Agricultural Modernization Coordinated Development in the Traditional Agricultural Areas