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Xiaogang Village (simplified Chinese: 小岗村; traditional Chinese: 小崗村) is a small village in Xiaoxihe (小溪河镇), Fengyang County, Chuzhou, Anhui province in China,[3][2] not far from Nanjing. China's move toward reform has been traced to an agreement among farmers in Xiaogang to secretly subdivide their common farmland in December 1978, after which the production of grain increased dramatically.[4] The village was held up as a model for agricultural reform by China's new leadership after Deng Xiaoping came to power.[5][2] During the Great Leap Forward, the Chinese Communist Party made a series of economic reforms, where the most disastrous of them was the collectivization of the administration of private property, especially, the rural lands. Fengyang County, along with much of the rest of the country, experienced a period of famine, due to the inefficiency of the model. A quarter of the local county's population died from starvation. In Xiaogang village alone, 67 villagers died of starvati

Xiaogang, Anhui - Wikipedia Jump to content Coordinates : 32°49′59″N 117°47′11″E / 32.83317°N 117.786397°E / 32.83317; 117.786397 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia {{cite web |url=http://fengyang.gov.cn/content/detail/5b187f7345d8d4dd7320e5a4.html |script-title=zh:【安徽日报】图片：游客参观凤阳县小岗村大包干纪念馆 |trans-title=Anhui Daily Photographs: Tourists Visit the Da Baogan Museum in Xiaogang Village, Fengyang County |publisher=Fengyang County People's Government |language=zh-hans |date=1 May 2018 |access-date=8 July 2018 |quote={{lang|zh-hans|日前，游客在凤阳县小岗村大包干纪念馆参观。凤阳县小岗村率先实行联产承包责任制，拉开了中国改革的大幕，40年来取得的深刻变化，吸引了

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