“精英导向”的尴尬原定于今年全面铺开的“费改税”政策在“两会”期间还被说成是“中国农村的第3次革命”,未到年中,已经传出了“缓行”的确切消息。许多省份此前作了大量的宣传动员工作,农民也欢欣鼓舞,翘首企盼,但突然的“变卦”让他们不得其解。据说,“费改税”的症结在于农村义务教育问题,中央没钱买单,地方财政缩减,势必危及岌岌可危的农村义务教育。但是,在安徽等省试点了一年之后提交到中央的方案,居然没有对此有科学完善的评估,“朝令夕改”,不能不令人遗憾。而更大的隐忧还在于:事关最多数群众——8亿农民切身利益的改革,他们并没有充分的发言机会。 The embarrassment of “elitism-oriented” The “tax reform” policy, which was originally scheduled to be fully launched this year, was also said to be “the third revolution in rural China” during the “two sessions”. Before the year has passed, the “ Slow ”the exact message. Many provinces had previously made a lot of propaganda and mobilization work, and the peasants also rejoiced and eagerly anticipated them. Suddenly, however, they were overwhelmed by the “Transformed Gua”. It is said that the crux of “fee reform tax” lies in the issue of compulsory education in rural areas. The central government has no money to pay for the bill and the local finance is reduced. It is bound to endanger the precarious rural compulsory education. However, a program submitted to the Central Government one year after the pilot project in Anhui Province failed to provide a scientifically sound assessment of this. And the bigger worry lies in the fact that they do not have the full opportunity to speak about the reform that matters to the largest number of people - the vital interests of 800 million peasants.