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List of China's Most Beautiful Leisure Villages Announced, Ministry of Agriculture Recommends 120
On October 15, the Agricultural Products Processing Bureau of the Ministry of Agriculture recommended 120 of China's Most Beautiful Leisure Villages to the public in Wuhan, Hubei, including Simatai Village in Miyun County, Beijing. Zong Jinyao, Director of the Agricultural Products Processing Bureau (Township Enterprise Bureau) of the Ministry of Agriculture, said in an interview that the Ministry of Agriculture this year continued
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China's Most Beautiful Leisure Villages List Released: Ministry of Agriculture Recommends 120
Reported by our journalist Qiao Jinliang: The Ministry of Agriculture recently recommended 120 of China's most beautiful leisure villages to the public in Wuhan, Hubei Province, including 33 distinctive residential villages, 30 distinctive folk-custom villages, 38 modern new villages, and 19 historic ancient villages, among several types of leisure villages. Agri
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How can "One Village, One Product" be both well-received and commercially successful?
Recently, Maju Village in Shizhu Town, Yaozhou District, Tongchuan City, Shaanxi Province, was especially lively, with villagers gathering at the village activity square to chat and look around. It turned out that Maju Village had been selected for the fifth batch of national "One Village, One Product" demonstration villages and towns, and a plaque unveiling ceremony was being held on the square. Our village, nestled
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By the end of 2014, China had 55,000 specialized villages of various types
On September 22, the Ministry of Agriculture held a national "One Village, One Product" experience exchange and village-enterprise matchmaking event in Tongchuan, Shaanxi, to summarize and exchange practices and experience in developing "One Village, One Product," analyze the new situation and new requirements facing its development, and study policies for advancing its development
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Rural basic financial services still need to be strengthened, and weak links urgently need to be shored up
The "Thousand Villages Survey" is a large-scale social practice and social research project of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics that takes "agriculture, rural areas and farmers" issues as its research object. This year's theme is "Coverage and Use of Rural Basic Financial Services." The results of this survey show that China's rural financial penetration
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The modern value of village rules and folk covenants needs to be reunderstood and repositioned
So-called village rules and folk covenants, as the author understands them, are the customary rules of conduct in rural folk society that everyone must abide by. Such rules have a long history; in the Rites of Zhou there were already customary conventions for respecting elders and living in harmony with neighbors in the villages. During the Northern Song dynasty, the "Lu Family Village Covenant" advocated
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Elderly Agriculture: The Semi-Farming Model of Left-Behind Elderly in Rural Areas
Convenient mechanical tillage and farmland management are the intrinsic needs of elderly agriculture. At present, the vast majority of rural areas across the country have already formed a household livelihood model of "semi-work and semi-farming based on intergenerational division of labor." This household livelihood model is called the labor force reproduction model or family reproduction
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Internet finance is actively moving into villages, but development challenges must be faced
Under the "Internet Plus" boom, more and more Internet companies are beginning to test the waters in rural finance. Facing a market potential of one trillion, rural Internet finance currently faces many challenges in areas such as information symmetry and risk control. Reaching villages and households is just getting started. This online lending is very good,
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The countryside is so vast, must it be only for playing mahjong?
Not long ago, when I returned to my hometown, I found that several more mahjong parlors had opened in the village, and most of those playing mahjong were left-behind elderly people. The owner of the mahjong parlor said that the elderly have nothing much to do at home, so they come over to play mahjong and relax. Playing mahjong itself is a form of leisure; when fellow villagers gather together, as long as it is not gambling, there is nothing wrong with relaxing and building relationships at the same time. However, mahjong becoming the dominant or even the only leisure activity is not necessarily what the elderly want. Some elderly people have expressed their helplessness: they want to play table tennis to keep fit, but there is no equipment; the village also has a reading room, but the books on the shelves do not suit their taste and are covered in dust... "If not for mahjong, I really do not know what to do."
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Why must rural village planning take a long-term perspective?
To accelerate the building of a new countryside, in recent years various regions have formulated many proactive and effective policies tailored to local conditions, invested a great deal of manpower, material and financial resources, and achieved tremendous results. But it cannot be denied that at present the building of a new countryside in some areas is still progressing slowly, and to a certain extent there exist phenomena of formalism and scattered disorder.
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