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China's skills-based poverty alleviation helps rural areas produce new artisans
Xinhua Net Kunming, October 15 (Ji Zhepeng, Zhan Jingjing) - In western China, more and more new artisans created through skills training are escaping poverty, and their skills cover many areas including planting, breeding, construction and even logistics and e-commerce. How to prune,
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Rural e-commerce strongly promoted by the State Council: 140 billion yuan invested over 5 years to expand rural broadband
On October 14, Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council presided over an executive meeting of the State Council, deciding to improve the compensation mechanism for universal broadband and telecommunications services in rural and remote areas to narrow the urban-rural digital divide; and deploying accelerated development of rural e-commerce to boost consumption and benefit people's livelihoods by expanding new business formats
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Rural e-commerce development unlocks a rural consumer market worth hundreds of billions
Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council presided over an executive meeting of the State Council on October 14, deciding to improve the compensation mechanism for universal broadband and telecommunications services in rural and remote areas to narrow the urban-rural digital divide; deploying accelerated development of rural e-commerce, and promoting consumption and benefiting people's livelihoods by strengthening new business forms;
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China studies and deploys six measures to promote rural e-commerce development
The 108th executive meeting of the State Council held recently deployed efforts to accelerate the development of rural e-commerce. Wang Bingnan, Assistant Minister of Commerce, stated today that this meeting studied and deployed six measures to promote rural e-commerce development, including strengthening overall coordination and guidance and increasing policy support. The Ministry of Commerce will further refine and improve the relevant work measures.
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Ministry of Commerce Says Rural E-commerce Still in Its Infancy, Infrastructure Lagging
China News Service, October 16 (Wire) Wang Bingnan, Assistant Minister of Commerce, said at a regular State Council policy briefing on the 16th that at present, China's rural e-commerce development is still in its infancy, and problems remain such as underdeveloped market entities, lagging infrastructure, and a shortage of talent.
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Ministry of Commerce: Rural e-commerce boosts farmer employment and expands rural consumption
China News Service, October 16 - At present, the development of rural e-commerce has made some preliminary progress. First, it has expanded rural consumption. It should be said that online shopping has greatly facilitated farmers' consumption, and at the same time effectively unlocked farmers' consumption potential, and is also a current hotspot of rural consumption.
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Interpreting 5 years of farmer income growth data: the key to a moderately prosperous society lies with rural folk
Not long ago, farmer Xie Suxia of Baolin Village, Jiangtai Township, Xiji County, Guyuan, Ningxia, got a new job sorting vegetables at a vegetable base near the village, and this job increased her monthly income by 2400 yuan. General Secretary Xi Jinping said: "To know whether we have achieved moderate prosperity, the key is to look at rural folk." Ten
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Three Prongs Needed for Internet Plus Rural Development
Recently, Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council convened an executive meeting of the State Council to specifically discuss how to accelerate the development of rural e-commerce. The meeting produced three resolutions: to improve the compensation mechanism for universal broadband and telecommunications services in rural and remote areas to narrow the urban-rural digital divide; to deploy accelerated development of rural e-commerce, boosting new business forms to spur consumption and benefit the people; and to determine measures to promote the development of the express delivery industry and cultivate new growth points in modern services.
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Why can't rural tourism do without farmers' participation?
"Rural tourism is good!" was the inscription personally written by Du Runsheng, former director of the Rural Policy Research Office of the CPC Central Committee, on September 3 for the "China Modern Rural Tourism 30 Years Forum." This may have been the old man's last inscription. On September 19, "China Modern Rural Tourism
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How can the integrated development of primary, secondary and tertiary industries in rural areas be accelerated?
After entering the 21st century, with the acceleration of China's industrialization and urbanization, the continuous improvement of agricultural and rural infrastructure, and the accelerated application of information technology, a tendency toward the integrated development of agriculture with the secondary and tertiary industries began to appear across the country, such as developing
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