Core Insights - Gansu Province has achieved a remarkable increase in collective economic income per village within just one year, despite starting from a low base compared to developed provinces [1] - The growth is attributed to a tailored approach that considers local conditions and the establishment of a vibrant mechanism involving various levels of government and party leadership [1] - The province has identified sustainable development models by leveraging local strengths and addressing weaknesses, such as talent shortages and market access [1] Group 1 - Gansu's collective economy is characterized by a small total volume and a weak foundation, yet it has managed to double the average collective economic income per village [1] - The province's strategy involves a unified leadership from the party and government, with collaboration among various departments to promote collective economic growth [1] - Local practices have shown that even villages lacking development conditions can achieve growth through cooperative strategies like "strong supporting weak" and "large supporting small" [1] Group 2 - Successful village collective economic organizations often have a "leading" entity that drives development, which can be a capable local leader or a strong economic entity [2] - The presence of a "leading" figure helps to fill critical gaps in resources and management that weaker villages typically face [2]