What are common Chinese terms for public rental housing and government policies

Common Chinese terms for public rental housing and government policies are as follows:

• Public rental housing in Chinese is commonly referred to as 公共租赁住房. This term represents housing provided by the government or public sector, typically aimed at low- and moderate-income residents to ensure affordable housing options. ^{1, 2}

• Government policies in Chinese are generally termed 政府政策, which broadly covers regulations, laws, guidelines, and strategies issued by government authorities to manage and guide public affairs including housing. ³

These terms are frequently used in discussions about housing systems and social welfare measures in China.

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