What is the difference between a natural village and an administrative village?

The difference between natural villages and administrative villages:

1, different management

A natural village is a village naturally formed by villagers who have lived in the natural environment for a long time. Under normal circumstances, it has only one surname, is the descendant of the same ancestor, and has the same blood relationship. Influenced by geographical conditions and lifestyle. For example, on the top of a mountain, several families on the roadside may form a village after several generations of living, which is called a natural village.

Administrative village is the management scope of villagers' committee established according to the organic law of villagers' committee, and it is the grass-roots mass autonomous unit in China.

2. Different coverage

The natural village is a unit of farmers' daily life and communication, but it is not a social management unit. The corresponding concept of natural village is administrative village. Village is a densely populated community with agricultural production resources and agriculture as the main mode of production.

Administrative villages are village-level administrative units managed by township governments. It generally consists of a large or small natural village. These natural villages have their own names, but they are all led by a leading group. The main leaders are the secretary of the village party branch and the director of the village Committee. When participating in government affairs, economy and other activities, it is generally treated as a unit.

3. Different management systems

The management of administrative villages shall be governed by villagers' autonomy, and the rights shall be vested in villagers' committees.

There are neighborhood committees in cities and towns, and the work of neighborhood committees is basically service-oriented, because their administrative power niche is the responsibility of street offices. The villagers' committee is the highest authority at the village level, and the concept of administrative power is vague. It can be said that the management of rural areas and farmers has not yet been incorporated into the state administrative agencies. After all, it can be said that farmers are the object of unity. Of course, the good thing is that farmers can be autonomous and belong to autonomous organizations.