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Rural areas are about to distribute money - take a quick look and see if you have a share!
In January this year, the central government issued the "Opinions on the Pilot Work of Rural Land Expropriation, Entry of Collective Operational Construction Land into the Market, and Reform of the Homestead System," proposing to select about 30 regions nationwide to carry out pilots. On February 25, the list of pilot areas was announced, which means
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Only by developing rural areas well can we truly resolve homesickness
Who among you comes from a rural area? Not a single one? After looking around and finding that none of the reporters nearby responded, 60-year-old Ke Bingsheng said loudly, I do. On the morning of March 3, as soon as he stepped into the delegation residence, Ke Bingsheng, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and president of China Agricultural University, was surrounded by a crowd
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Focusing on agriculture, rural areas and farmers under the new normal: food security becomes a priority this year
Editor's note: The No. 1 Central Document has focused on agriculture, rural areas and farmers for 12 consecutive years, and almost every year it highlights the issue of food security. Over the past decade or more, China's total grain output has increased year after year, but this has also been closely followed by many serious problems that are hard to avoid.
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How to accelerate innovation in agricultural operation systems and mechanisms
Innovating rural operation systems and mechanisms and advancing appropriately scaled agricultural operations are inherent requirements of the new round of rural reform. In this process, first, policies must be improved; second, actors must be strengthened. Ren Yongchang, a deputy to the National People's Congress and director of the Sichuan Provincial Department of Agriculture, believes that on the one hand
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How can the development of agriculture, rural areas and farmers actively adapt to the new normal?
On March 6, the third session of the 12th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference held a press conference. Chen Xiwen, member of the Standing Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, deputy head and director of the Office of the Central Rural Work Leading Group, answered reporters' questions on how the development of agriculture, rural areas and farmers can actively adapt to the new normal of economic development. This year's rural
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Comprehensively deepening reform in key rural areas
The <i>Government Work Report</i> proposed accelerating the transformation of the agricultural development model; supporting the development of new types of business entities; and prudently carrying out pilot reforms such as the collective property rights system. Song Xibin, a deputy to the National People's Congress and mayor of Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, said in an interview with reporters,
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Why Agricultural Development Needs Urban Recognition of the Countryside
To the countryside, to the countryside! As if low incantations were rising from deep within the fields, more and more Chinese architects are being awakened from the bustle of the city. Carrying their various aspirations and ambitions, they head to rural areas to begin a new round of the "go to the mountains and countryside" movement. Looking ahead
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How to seize new opportunities in the era of Internet Plus agriculture, rural areas and farmers?
After Premier Li Keqiang mentioned the concept of "Internet Plus" in the government work report, it dominated the public opinion circles of the "Two Sessions", ranking high on the list of hot search terms. The Premier stressed that an "Internet Plus" action plan must be formulated to make emerging consumption, with the Internet as the carrier and online-offline interaction, flourish.
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Agriculture, rural areas and farmers march comprehensively into a new era; the "three musts" will surely play a guiding role
For China to be strong, agriculture must be strong; for China to be beautiful, the countryside must be beautiful; for China to be rich, farmers must be rich. This is the clear stance and firm attitude that General Secretary Xi Jinping has repeatedly reaffirmed regarding how our country, in the new era and new stage, can quickly lengthen the "short leg" of agricultural modernization and comprehensively make up the "weak link" of building a moderately prosperous society in all respects in rural areas.
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Information technology injects new energy into the development of agriculture, rural areas and farmers
There is a small mountain village called Bainiu Village in Lin'an, Zhejiang. The village's main cash crop is hickory nuts, cultivated by generations of ancestors. Last year, the village's online sales of hickory nuts and processed products exceeded 200 million yuan. I went to an online store in the village to investigate, and the shop owner said that last year they actually sent 250,000 express parcels
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