打通“两山”转化高效通道

Group 1 - The digital economy in China is transitioning from the "Internet+" phase to the "AI+" phase, becoming a key driver for social and economic transformation, particularly in enhancing the value of rural ecological products [1] - Rural ecological products encompass traditional resources like agricultural, forestry, and aquatic products, as well as new ecological services such as eco-tourism and cultural creativity [1] - Digital technology is breaking information asymmetry, reducing transaction costs, and expanding value boundaries, facilitating the transformation from "green mountains and clear waters" to "golden mountains and silver mountains" [1] Group 2 - Current challenges for rural ecological products include a lack of unified quantification standards and accounting systems, leading to difficulties in market pricing and property rights ambiguity [2] - Information asymmetry increases transaction costs, making it hard for high-quality agricultural products to achieve premium pricing due to a lack of credible traceability [2] - The rural industrial chain is short with low added value, and the processing rate of primary agricultural products is low, resulting in a low share of income for farmers [2] Group 3 - Digital platforms can optimize supply-demand matching, addressing traditional transaction issues, and promoting green consumption through direct connections between rural producers and urban consumers [2] - Digital governance can facilitate innovative collaboration among stakeholders, reducing institutional transaction costs and enhancing the efficiency of ecological project funding [2] - Enhancing digital literacy among rural talents through training programs can improve their digital operational capabilities and agricultural production efficiency [3]