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The 21 pages that link to Urbanization in China, each with the reason it gives.

• Prefecture-level cityRelated: Rapid urban growth increased the importance of city governments governing surrounding hinterlands.

• LhasaRelated: Lhasa’s expansion reflects national urbanization as well as regional development.

• NingxiaRelated: Ningxia’s cities have expanded as industry and services draw people from rural areas.

• Shenzhen Special Economic ZoneRelated: The zone drew migrants and accelerated Shenzhen's transformation into a metropolis.

• DongguanRelated: Industrial growth rapidly converted Dongguan’s rural landscape into an urban one.

• Jia ZhangkeRelated: Demolition, migration, and redevelopment are recurring subjects in Jia’s cinematic record of social change.

• Architecture of the Song dynastyRelated: Song commercial expansion enlarged cities and intensified demand for housing and public buildings.

• History of the People's Republic of ChinaRelated: Industrial growth and migration remade the country's settlement patterns.

• LiuzhouRelated: Liuzhou’s expansion reflects the pressures and opportunities of urban growth.

• ZhuzhouRelated: Industrial employment and rail connectivity have contributed to Zhuzhou’s urban growth.

• Wang ShuRelated: His work responds to redevelopment that has often erased older buildings and neighborhoods.

• Yangtze PlainRelated: Rapid urban expansion has converted farmland and wetlands across the region.