Evolution Process and Characteristics of Multifactor Flows in Rural Areas: A Case Study of Licheng Village in Hebei, China

This paper, taking a typical agricultural village in China as an example, explored the evolution process and characteristics of rural population flows, capital flows information since reform opening up 1978, using social survey spatial analysis. The daily mobility constantly increased around township central village. volume was increased. income residents mainly came from village, consumption concentrated county, township, online network. Rural developed significantly, showing translocality. Additionally, production space living were restructured, physical virtual intertwined, forming new features urban spatial–coordinated development hybridity space. In conclusion, affected by dominant economic form, had obvious stage characteristics, there guidance, promotion competition relationships among three factor flows. Daily more objective representation process. study proposed theory spatio-temporal model multifactor