Core Viewpoint - The development of digital rural infrastructure is essential for enhancing agricultural productivity and ensuring food security, with specific targets set for 2025 to improve connectivity and data sharing in rural areas [1][2][3]. Group 1: Digital Infrastructure Development - The initiative aims to achieve over 90% 5G coverage in administrative villages and steadily increase internet penetration in rural areas [1][2]. - Digital infrastructure improvements will facilitate direct sales of agricultural products through e-commerce, breaking geographical limitations [2][3]. - The integration of digital technologies in agriculture will lead to precise irrigation and fertilization, reducing costs and improving the quality and yield of agricultural products [2][3]. Group 2: Smart Transformation of Rural Infrastructure - Accelerating the smart transformation of rural infrastructure is crucial for enhancing governance and production levels in rural areas [3]. - Existing infrastructure issues, such as maintenance delays and inefficient scheduling, can be addressed through smart upgrades, enabling proactive management [3]. - Examples of successful implementations include smart water management systems that monitor leaks and intelligent maintenance systems for road repairs [3]. Group 3: Data Resource Integration and Sharing - The need to eliminate "data silos" in agricultural data management is emphasized, promoting the integration and sharing of agricultural data resources [4]. - Development of a national agricultural big data platform and a unified land use map is necessary for effective data application in agriculture [4]. - Encouraging enterprises to develop applications for agricultural product traceability and rural tourism will help transform data into developmental assets [4].