There is no doubt that Khrushchev's agricultural reform has great historical progress. The economic system reform of the Soviet Union started from Khrushchev. The key point and breakthrough of Khrushchev's reform is agricultural reform. Khrushchev's agricultural reform, to a certain extent, recognized the seriousness of the agricultural problem, in order to solve the problem, he implemented many policies. At the same time, Chinese leaders of the same period also realized that Khrushchev's agricultural reform had many problems and many contradictions in agricultural policies during his ruling period, which also brought reflection and Enlightenment to contemporary China.

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