山海协作，杭衢携手奔共富

Core Viewpoint - The collaboration between Hangzhou and Quzhou has led to significant economic development in rural areas, with Quzhou's Jiangshan city successfully transitioning out of the mountainous island county list due to its economic growth and increased per capita disposable income [2][3][4]. Economic Development - Jiangshan city has a GDP of 430.47 billion and a per capita disposable income of 53,074, which allowed it to voluntarily exit the mountainous island county list [3]. - The city is the first in Zhejiang to proactively apply for removal from this list, showcasing its economic progress [4]. Rural Revitalization - Since 2021, Jiangshan has utilized over 33 million yuan in collaborative funding from Hangzhou and Shaoxing to support 31 village-level projects, resulting in over 30 million yuan in increased income for local farmers [5]. - The village of Fengshi in Jiangshan has seen its collective operating income triple over five years, aided by a 1.05 million yuan investment in a drip irrigation project [5]. - In Kecheng District, the "Yudong Painting Village" project has transformed local cultural resources into economic benefits, increasing collective income from under 200,000 yuan to over 1 million yuan [5]. Innovation and Infrastructure - The establishment of "flying zones" in Quzhou, such as the Quzhou Haichuang Park, has facilitated the incubation of 84 projects, with 28 achieving industrialization [7]. - Kecheng District has integrated 32.84 million yuan to support economically weak villages through property investments in the Kecheng Science and Technology Park, generating stable income for these villages [7]. Education and Healthcare Collaboration - The "Hope Light" education expert team from Hangzhou has significantly improved teaching standards in Changshan County, with an 80% improvement rate among young teachers [8]. - A medical alliance has been established between hospitals in Hangzhou and the collaboration areas, enhancing healthcare services through regular expert visits and training [9]. - In 2022, 47 collaborative projects were initiated across various sectors, with a focus on enhancing public service levels in education and healthcare [9].