Core Viewpoint - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, China's water conservancy departments are promoting standardized construction and management models for rural water supply, significantly improving the quality and level of rural water supply security [1][3][22] Group 1: Achievements in Water Supply - Zhejiang Province has completed the renovation of 8,828 single-village water stations, providing high-quality water to 2.42 million villagers in remote areas [1][3] - The newly upgraded water station in Zhangcun Village can supply up to 900 tons of water daily, serving five nearby villages with water of the same quality as urban supply systems [1][3] - By 2023, 96% of Zhejiang's population is included in the scale of centralized water supply [3][5] Group 2: Challenges in Rural Water Supply - Despite advancements, 2.42 million people in remote mountainous and island areas still face challenges in accessing unified water supply due to dispersed living conditions and geographical barriers [3][10] - The situation in villages like Paiqian reflects the broader difficulties faced in rural water supply, where traditional water sources are insufficient [8][10] Group 3: Strategies for Improvement - The Zhejiang water authority has implemented a "multi-source supply" strategy, combining various water sources to ensure adequate supply [12][14] - A combination of urban-rural integration and targeted solutions for concentrated rural areas has been adopted to transition residents from having no water to having access to quality water [14][18] Group 4: Management and Maintenance - Post-renovation, Zhejiang has established a digital management system for rural water supply, ensuring efficient problem resolution and maintenance [15][18] - The province aims for a 98.5% satisfaction rate among rural water supply users by 2024, reflecting the effectiveness of management practices [18][22]