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How to advance the deep integrated development of the primary, secondary and tertiary industries in rural areas
A new highlight of this year's Central Document No. 1 is that to increase farmers' income, the integrated development of the primary, secondary and tertiary industries in rural areas must be advanced. The document states that to increase farmers' income, it is necessary to extend the agricultural industrial chain and raise agricultural added value; vigorously develop specialty farming and breeding, agricultural product processing, and rural services, and support the development of one village one product and one township (county) one industry; actively develop the multiple functions of agriculture and tap the value of rural ecological leisure, tourism and sightseeing, and cultural education; support the construction of a number of distinctive landscape tourism villages and towns with historical, regional and ethnic characteristics, and create diverse and distinctive rural tourism and leisure products.
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Chinese e-commerce accelerates expansion into rural markets
"I've bought a desktop computer online before. It wasn't very easy to use, but I didn't know who to send it to for repairs. Now if there's a problem, I can go to a physical store, which feels much more reassuring." In the "JD Help Service Store," 26-year-old Qingzhen resident Yang Dong said this while using a computer to browse products.
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Fake goods flood rural areas, so regulation must also reach down to the rural market
The New Year is approaching, and everyone is busy buying New Year goods. Farmer friends who have returned home from work must be careful when shopping, because in our country's rural market, a kind of chaos has reached shocking levels: here "Kangshuaifu" becomes "Kangshifu", "Xiaotiane" becomes "Xiaoyao'e", "Wahaha"
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Deepening Rural Reform: The Ministry of Agriculture Deploys This Year's Work
This website reports: On the morning of February 12, Minister of Agriculture Han Changfu chaired a plenary meeting of the Ministry of Agriculture Leading Group for Deepening Rural Reform, to deeply study the spirit of General Secretary Xi Jinping's important speech at the meeting of the Central Leading Group for Comprehensively Deepening Reform, and to summarize the Ministry of Agriculture's
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Rural demand is a tremendous force driving economic transformation and development
Overcapacity is a prominent problem in the current new normal of China's economic development. At present, whether in the energy industry, processing and manufacturing industry, or the construction and building materials industry, there exists overcapacity to varying degrees. Overcapacity creates large stockpiles of surplus products. Digesting ex
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Central Document No. 1 Does Not Intend to Spur Rural Real Estate Demand
Not long ago, a report titled "No. 1 Document Expected to Spur Rural Real Estate Market Demand" attracted considerable attention. An expert said in a media interview that after the reform of the rural collective property rights system, new demand in the rural real estate market could be stimulated, moderately easing the currently sluggish urban real estate market.
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Where on earth is China's rural collective economy?
In the 1980s, after the household contract responsibility system with output quotas tied to households was widely implemented in rural China, some of our politicians and theorists still insisted that our country's countryside was adhering to the path of socialist collectivization, that the household contract responsibility system with output quotas tied to households was a form of organization of the collective economy, and that through this system
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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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Rapid development of rural e-commerce helps agricultural products enter cities
Zhang Jindong, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and chairman of Suning Commerce Group, suggested actively developing rural e-commerce, grafting various resources that serve rural areas, helping agricultural products achieve efficient circulation, and raising rural income levels. "The development of rural e-commerce is becoming a driving force for agricultural
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