The article argues that changing collective land ownership in rural areas to state ownership helps make the land more market-oriented and commercialized. This shift can lead to better land use, attract investments, and aid in the country's industrialization and urbanization. By nationalizing rural land, not taking away from farmers, but allowing them to share benefits with the government and groups. The key message is that speeding up the process of nationalizing rural land through legislation and reform can benefit everyone involved.