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How Can Rural Online Shoppers Defend Their Rights? It Is Time for Institutional Development
In the field of e-commerce development, rural areas have long been regarded as a huge market still waiting to be tapped. As the "Internet Plus" plan has been incorporated into the national strategy, rural e-commerce has received unprecedented attention. At the central level, the state has provided a favorable policy environment for the development of rural e-commerce in three areas: bringing broadband to villages, e-commerce and the express delivery industry; among e-commerce enterprises, giants such as Alibaba, JD.com and Suning have also been laying out their presence in the rural market. The rapid development of e-commerce in rural areas, on the one hand, lets farmers enjoy the convenience of "goods arriving at the click of a mouse", and on the other hand, is a move to fully tap the rural market and boost the total volume of social consumer demand.
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Farmers can now get loans more easily, and banks feel safer about lending
They would rather forgo a 100,000 yuan fiscal subsidy and still hope to obtain a 1 million yuan loan. This one remark lays bare the thirst of new-type agricultural business entities for finance. Modern agriculture cannot do without finance, yet "difficult loans" and "expensive loans" have long plagued business entities, becoming "growing pains." Li
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How Far Can the Chinese Medicinal Herb Industry Go Riding the Tailwind of the Nobel Prize?
On the evening of December 7, 2015, Tu Youyou, a lifetime researcher at the China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences who won the Nobel Prize, delivered a speech in Chinese titled "Artemisinin -- A Gift from Traditional Chinese Medicine to the World" at the Nobel Hall of Karolinska Institutet in Sweden. On the 10th, she also attended
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How can the tea industry break the billion-yuan curse?
A super-populous country of 1.3 billion people generates enormous purchasing power every day. Backed by such a large market with natural advantages, mass daily consumer goods have vast fertile ground for growth and development. Whether it is oil, salt, soy sauce and vinegar, or industries such as tobacco and liquor, they have all
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Targeted poverty alleviation cannot remain merely in plans; it must be put into practice.
Nowadays, enthusiasm for targeted poverty alleviation is running high across various places, with poor households being precisely identified and poverty alleviation plans formulated by category. However, does one policy per household equal "targeted"? It still depends on whether that "policy" is grounded in reality and can produce real results. Visiting a poverty-stricken county, the poverty alleviation plan had already
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Can the citizenization of rural migrant workers dissolve the real estate inventory?
1. Since 2009, the booming real estate market has driven a sharp rise in housing starts and floor space under construction, causing phased and structural oversupply in some places. The long-term accumulation of inventory will inevitably threaten the health, security and development of the economy, finance and society.
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Imbalances in meat supply and demand can be adjusted through processing innovation
For a long time, "cheap meat hurts farmers, expensive meat hurts consumers" has plagued the breeding industry. Between declines and rises, the interests of all parties refuse to yield to one another, and the result is often that there is no absolute winner. And in the maze of "wild swings," most practitioners find it difficult to find a clear
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How can modern seed industry achieve leapfrog development? Innovation is the key
Since the beginning of this year, the seed industry has adhered to serving the "transformation of agricultural development mode and structural adjustment," deeply advanced the reform of the scientific research system and breeding innovation breakthroughs, accelerated the construction of national-level breeding and seed production bases, strengthened seed industry market regulation and rights protection, supported the innovative development of seed enterprises, and promoted
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Grain prices fall and large-scale grain growers can only break even - do farmers still want to grow grain?
Grain prices have fallen, but do farmers still want to grow grain? A survey from Qing'an County, Heilongjiang Province. Large-scale grain growers can only break even, and enthusiasm for land transfer may be affected. On December 9, the Major Snow solar term had already passed, and northern Heilongjiang was freezing cold. A heavy snowfall from a few days earlier still lay thick in the fields, with stray bits of crop straw showing on top.
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How can we seize the historic opportunity for agricultural transformation and upgrading?
Last year they planted corn, and this year they began rotating crops with soybeans, using 100 jin less fertilizer per hao of land. The nitrogen-fixing and soil-enriching effect of soybeans was also fully brought into play, greatly improving soil fertility. Xing Haijun, chairman of the Xinrong Cooperative in Yangjia Township, Bei'an City, Heilongjiang Province, who had grown corn continuously for many years
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