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Qinghai: Helping Farmers and Herders Get Rich Through "Smart" Means
(Agricultural Prosperity Network)    Today, "Xihai Metropolitan Daily" reported that rural (herdsmen) book houses have brought great convenience to people's lives, and after reading it, I was deeply moved.

"Nowadays farmers keep up with the times, carrying pens and notebooks wherever they go; no drinking and no gambling, whenever they have time they come to the book house; reading books and newspapers to gain true knowledge, enriching both their pockets and their minds." This is Wang Zhenjia's genuine feeling about the rural book house, and also his personal experience. Wang Zhenjia is from Heyin Town, Guide County.

It can be seen that the construction of the rural (herdsmen) book house project has been widely welcomed by the local farming population and has become a major highlight in the local new rural construction. While improving the cultural quality of farmers and herders, the book houses are also imperceptibly changing their living habits.

"No drinking and no gambling, whenever they have time they come to the book house." After the rural (herdsmen) book house, this "benefit-the-people project," was launched, it gradually began to exert a positive influence on rural political, economic and cultural life, and played an important role in breaking down feudal superstition and helping farmers get rich. Reading can gain knowledge, and knowledge can change destiny. Guide County has always had a cultural tradition of farming and reading passed down through generations, and this tradition is being carried forward here, with something of an unbroken scholarly spirit. Our country is a large agricultural country, and only when the quality of farmers is improved can the overall quality of China's population truly be raised. Rural living standards are relatively low, mainly because farmers lack the necessary knowledge and information, and after the rural (herdsmen) book houses took root in farming and pastoral areas, they promptly delivered valuable knowledge and information into the hands of those who needed it most, enabling many people to master income-generating skills and escape poverty.

The report said that in their spare time from farm work, farmers spontaneously come to the book houses to find information and learn science and technology, treating the book houses as a gas station for learning science and technology, applying science, venturing into the market and getting rich quickly. Some growers in Guide County obtained true knowledge from the book houses, mastered techniques and embarked on the road to prosperity, powerfully promoting the healthy and rapid development of the rural economy. 

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