Analysis reveals challenges in urban-rural spatial structures, suggesting integration strategies for socioeconomic growth.
Common prosperity is not only an essential requirement of socialism but also a crucial objective in promoting urban-rural development, with integrated urban-rural spatial development serving as the foundational basis for achieving common prosperity. As a significant spatial carrier for socioeconomic development in western China, the Guanzhong Plain Urban Agglomeration exhibits distinct regional characteristics and representativeness in its urban spatial patterns, rural spatial configurations, and regional economic development. Through analyzing the current state of urban-rural development in this agglomeration, this study identifies existing challenges in integrated development, including irrational urban-rural spatial structures and inefficient resource allocation mechanisms. Corresponding solutions are proposed accordingly, aiming to provide theoretical support for advancing urban-rural spatial integration and realizing shared prosperity in the Guanzhong Plain Urban Agglomeration.
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