On June 4, 1951, Taiwan implemented public land disposal, and land ownership was all transferred to farmers by the government. The Taiwan authorities announced on June 4, 1951, the "Method of implementation of Taiwan's province's public land disposal to support cultivation and cultivation, which is in the form of loans, the official part of the public land taken over free of charge from the hands of Japanese financial valves, sold to farmers without land or less land cultivation. The public land disposal has actually been in effect since 1948, where public land has been discharged almost 50,000 acres. Since 1951, more than 2 million acres of public land have been discharged, accounting for about 74.6% of the total number of public land, with 28.6 million farmers buying land, on average 7.35 acres per household.