乡村全面振兴实践样本：从资源聚变到产业裂变

Core Viewpoint - The transformation of Waili Village in Fuping County, driven by the integration of the persimmon industry and local talent development, marks a significant step towards rural revitalization and economic growth [1][2][8]. Group 1: Industry Development - The persimmon industry in Waili Village has evolved from simple production to a comprehensive model that includes cultivation training, agricultural supply, harvesting, and processing, showcasing a "裂变" (fission) effect [3][4]. - The establishment of the "Future Factory" has modernized production processes, increasing efficiency and product quality, and has created more job opportunities for local residents [4][8]. - The introduction of innovative technologies and equipment in the Future Factory has doubled the processing capacity, enhancing the overall productivity of the persimmon industry [4]. Group 2: Talent and Community Engagement - The "Samsung Sharing Village" project initiated in 2014 has fostered local talent and created a supportive environment for innovation and development in Waili Village [2][3]. - The growth of the persimmon dyeing and lacquer industry has attracted returning talents and external resources, contributing to the local economy and cultural heritage [5][6]. - The establishment of the first persimmon dyeing art museum and related cultural events has further integrated local culture with economic activities, enhancing community engagement [6][7]. Group 3: Educational Initiatives - The launch of the "Persimmon Dyeing Cultural and Creative Development Micro Major" by Xi'an Academy of Fine Arts aims to integrate education with local industry, promoting sustainable development [7]. - The "Future Classroom" training base established by Samsung in Waili Village focuses on enhancing local governance and leadership skills, supporting the overall development of the community [7][8]. - The emergence of an international youth hostel in Waili Village aims to attract young people and facilitate cultural exchange, further enriching the local experience [7].