“青银共居”点亮乡村发展新实践 “好颜值”转化为“好价值”助农增收

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the transformation of Shuiku Village in Shanghai's Jinshan District through a series of rural living environment improvement initiatives, showcasing the impact of these efforts on local residents and the community's development [1][3][7]. Group 1: Environmental Improvement Initiatives - Since 2018, the Chinese government has implemented a series of actions aimed at improving rural living environments, with Shuiku Village being one of the first demonstration villages for rural revitalization [1][7]. - Approximately 140 million yuan has been invested in the comprehensive renovation of all waterways in Shuiku Village, covering a total length of 28 kilometers [7]. - The village underwent significant changes, including the removal of nearly 100 illegal structures and the clearing of over 1,000 tons of silt from waterways, which improved water connectivity [10]. Group 2: Community Development and Living Conditions - The village has been redesigned to include modern living spaces, such as two to three-story row houses, while still accommodating traditional lifestyles by adding water wells and pumps for each household [9]. - The village has a population of 432 households, with a significant portion of residents over 60 years old, leading to a focus on creating suitable living conditions for elderly residents [14]. - The introduction of a "digital nomad" living demonstration area has attracted over 200 digital nomads, including entrepreneurs who have established seven cross-border e-commerce and tech companies in the village [16]. Group 3: Economic Opportunities and Challenges - Despite the improvements, only four out of 118 households in the concentrated living area are renting out rooms, and only two have opened homestays, indicating a reluctance among residents to engage in tourism-related activities [17]. - The village is exploring new development paths to enhance its tourism industry, as the improved living environment has reduced the willingness of residents to rent out their properties [17]. - Initiatives such as English classes and social media training for the elderly are being introduced to foster interaction between younger and older generations, creating a "youth-senior cohabitation" model [19][20].