Group 1 - The training program aims to empower local agricultural products through e-commerce skills, focusing on the upcoming sales season for Wushan's crispy plums [2][10] - The training includes a combination of theoretical and practical sessions, covering live streaming, short video marketing, and store operations [2][6] - The program emphasizes the integration of party organization with the e-commerce industry to drive rural revitalization [3][9] Group 2 - The training features a practical component where participants engage in simulated live streaming to promote local products, enhancing their marketing skills [8][10] - Local and regional collaboration is highlighted, with experiences shared from Mianzhuzhi City to improve e-commerce strategies [9] - The initiative aims to create a network of "red delivery people" who will lead e-commerce efforts in their communities, with a goal of connecting at least five households to online platforms [10][11] Group 3 - The training program is aligned with the broader rural revitalization strategy, aiming to establish 20 "red delivery demonstration villages" by 2025 [10][11] - The initiative seeks to leverage digital platforms to increase the visibility and sales of local agricultural products, targeting over one million consumers [11][12] - Continuous development of e-commerce talent is emphasized as a means to address challenges in agricultural product marketing [11]