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There is no single fixed path to poverty alleviation; the ultimate goal is always to escape poverty
The Dabie Mountains area lies at the junction of Anhui, Henan and Hubei provinces, combining an old revolutionary base area, a major grain-producing region and the low-lying, flood-prone areas along the Huai River, and is one of the main battlegrounds in the country's new round of poverty alleviation. As a province with a relatively heavy task in poverty alleviation and development, Anhui has poor people
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Reform takes improving people's livelihood as its ultimate goal, promoting the development of people's livelihood undertakings
The Five Goals of education for all, employment for all, medical care for all, elderly care for all, and housing for all are the main objectives of the Party and the state in building a moderately prosperous and harmonious society, and are also the well-being that all the people aspire to. Over the past 20 years, education, employment, medical care, social security
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Shu Ruosi points out that 40% of the world's food ultimately rots or is wasted
Sina Finance News - The 16th China Chain Store Conference and the 16th China Chain Store Exhibition (2014 CHINASHOP), hosted by the China Chain Store and Franchise Association, were held in Fuzhou from November 6-8, 2014. The image above shows Shu Ruosi, President of United Technologies Building & Industrial Systems North Asia.
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Why do farmers ultimately all choose to grow medicinal herbs?
In recent years, Handan County in Hebei Province has started from renewing concepts, broken free from the constraints of traditional agriculture, and supported and guided villages and towns to develop specialty industries such as Chinese medicinal herb cultivation. By strengthening specialties, bolstering leading enterprises, and creating brands, it has blazed new paths for increasing farmers' incomes. It was found that the income per mu of medicinal herbs reaches
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Large-scale grain farming lost over 2 million yuan in 3 years, why did it ultimately go bankrupt?
Liang Ziran, a farmer from Yongchuan, Chongqing, was known as the "Grain King of Ten Thousand Mu." As early as 2009, he contracted over 10,000 mu of farmland for large-scale cultivation. Liang Ziran's contract price was 810 yuan per mu, but the actual payment already exceeded 900 yuan. Over several years, Liang Ziran not
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National food security ultimately depends on farmers
In 2015, China's grain production achieved twelve consecutive increases, yet grain prices kept falling steadily. Rising grain output and falling farmer incomes together formed a complex picture of China's agricultural development. In this harvest season, which stirs mixed feelings, people increasingly recognize one truth:
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