Core Viewpoint - The rapid development of rural housing in the Dabie Mountains has led to disorganized construction, negatively impacting the landscape and sustainable economic development [1] Group 1: Issues in Rural Housing Development - The lack of planning and supporting policies for rural housing has resulted in scattered and chaotic construction, which disrupts the natural beauty of the villages [1] - The "three connections" project (electricity, water, and internet) faces increased costs and safety hazards due to the dispersed nature of housing, leading to inefficient resource use [1] Group 2: Recommendations for Sustainable Development - Emphasizing ecological priority and planning is essential for beautiful rural construction, advocating for tailored plans that respect local geography [1] - Suggestions include concentrating residents in planned living areas, preserving natural features like ancient trees and wetlands, and burying utility lines to maintain the landscape [1] - Establishing dedicated entrepreneurial zones to support returning youth with necessary facilities is recommended for balancing modern conveniences with natural aesthetics [1]