“飞地经济”激活产业新动能 山西长治“三产融合”促振兴

Core Viewpoint - The "Flying Economy" model in Changzhi, Shanxi Province, is driving new industrial momentum and promoting the integration of primary, secondary, and tertiary industries for rural revitalization [1][2]. Group 1: Flying Economy - The "Flying Economy" allows quality projects to settle across regions, enabling companies to establish production facilities in Changzhi while maintaining research and development in other locations [2]. - This model effectively addresses resource bottlenecks and leverages the advantages of standardized factory buildings and independent office buildings to attract investment and talent [2]. - The development of the "Flying Economy" also facilitates the introduction of educational resources from the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, promoting industrial transformation in Changzhi [2]. Group 2: Specialty Planting - Changzhi is implementing innovative planting techniques, optimizing the spatial layout of corn and soybeans to achieve efficient use of sunlight, space, and nutrients, resulting in a "one land, two uses, and double harvest per season" model [2]. - In Nantian Gong Village, 150 acres of "wheat + millet" have been introduced for two harvests a year, maximizing farmland efficiency [3]. - The region is also seeing successful large-scale planting of high-quality green onions and over 50,000 shiitake mushrooms, contributing to local employment and income [3]. Group 3: Cultural and Tourism Integration - Changzhi is leveraging traditional village architecture and cultural resources to develop cultural tourism, enhancing the quality of rural tourism [4]. - The Zhaishang Village has invested in infrastructure and cultural projects to attract tourists, receiving over 50,000 visitors [4]. - The village is focusing on creating a new model of rural tourism that combines traditional preservation with innovative experiences [4].