Core Viewpoint - The event focused on the theme of "Rural Revitalization Qilu Model and Its Upgrading," aiming to promote theoretical innovation, policy recommendations, and practical applications for comprehensive rural revitalization in Shandong [1][2]. Group 1: Event Overview - The event included three main segments: results release, expert discussion, and roundtable discussion [1]. - The former president of Shandong University, Fan Liming, emphasized the importance of showcasing results and expert discussions to foster interaction between theory and practice [1]. Group 2: Key Insights from Results Release - Liu Guoliang, Vice President of the Shandong University National Governance Research Institute, provided a systematic interpretation of the main content of the "Rural Revitalization Qilu Model and Its Upgrading," focusing on the theoretical framework, practical experiences, and specific implementation paths [1]. - The research team aims to continue exploring the rules and paths of building the Qilu model for rural revitalization with a scientific and rigorous approach [1]. Group 3: Academic Discussion Highlights - Liu Zhenjie from the Shandong Provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs outlined four key tasks for the development of the Qilu model: ensuring stable production of important agricultural products, promoting high-quality development of rural industries, constructing rural revitalization areas, and innovating agricultural technology [1]. - Zhou Yuxi, Vice President of Shandong Agricultural University, discussed the impact of environmental changes on agricultural production and suggested using technological innovation to address agricultural development challenges [1]. Group 4: Roundtable Forum Insights - Zhai Zhenran, Director of the Rural Economy Division of the Shandong Provincial Development and Reform Commission, introduced the comprehensive strength and key focus areas of rural industries in Shandong [2]. - Professor Xu Feng from Shandong University proposed a path for rural industrial revitalization through "cultural tourism integration, village appearance optimization, and brand building" [2]. - Professor Chang Dongfeng from Shandong University suggested establishing a rural financial service system to promote technology empowerment in rural finance [2].

Core Points - The event celebrated the 100th anniversary of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions and recognized 119 individuals from Shandong, including 80 national labor models and 39 advanced workers [1] - The recognized individuals represent various sectors, including manufacturing, education, health, scientific research, and government, highlighting the diversity and grassroots focus of the awards [2] - The awards reflect a strong emphasis on the manufacturing sector, with 64.3% of recognized workers coming from this field, and a significant representation of frontline workers and technical professionals [2] Group 1 - A total of 119 individuals from Shandong were honored, including 80 national labor models and 39 advanced workers [1] - The recognized individuals include 99 Communist Party members and 28 women, showcasing political representation and gender diversity [2] - 94.1% of the honorees are from county-level or lower government agencies, state-owned enterprises, and grassroots organizations, emphasizing the focus on ordinary laborers [2] Group 2 - 45.4% of the recognized individuals are from key industries such as new generation information technology, high-end equipment, new energy, and new materials [2] - 23.5% of the honorees have received provincial or higher-level scientific and technological awards, indicating a commitment to technological advancement [2] - Among the 24 farmers recognized, 12.5% are "Qilu Rural Stars," and 25% are leaders of agricultural production organizations, highlighting efforts in rural revitalization [2][3]