Group 1 - The article highlights the rise of rural influencers, particularly focusing on a Chinese peach farmer, Lü Yuxia, who gained over 2 million followers on social media by sharing her poetry and promoting local agricultural products [1] - Lü Yuxia uses her social media platform to sell local specialties like peaches and cherries, illustrating how the internet serves as a new tool for farmers to reach wider audiences [1] - The article also mentions similar trends in other countries, such as the UK, where farmers like Charlotte Ashley and Hannah Jackson have gained significant followings by sharing their agricultural lifestyles and experiences on social media [1] Group 2 - The "Central Station" blog in Australia, created by a cattle rancher, has evolved into a community for Australian farmers, attracting over 70,000 followers on Facebook [2] - The blog's success led to the publication of a book that shares humorous and engaging stories from various individuals involved in the cattle ranching lifestyle, which has drawn tourists to experience life on the ranch [2]