Core Viewpoint - The research on the innovation of state-owned land rights and allocation system aims to promote high-quality development in Hainan's agricultural reclamation sector through land system innovation [2][3]. Group 1: Research Initiatives - The research will focus on four main areas: analysis of land resource assets in agricultural reclamation, land asset capitalization and operation, improvement of the legal status and rights system of state-owned agricultural land, and optimization of spatial integration under high-quality development requirements [3]. - The study emphasizes the development of the natural rubber industry, construction of the southern breeding industry, improvement of living conditions in reclamation areas, and promotion of coordinated urban-rural integration [3]. Group 2: Policy and Framework - Hainan has introduced multiple policies in recent years to support land reform, focusing on land planning and approval, capitalization of land, integration of reclamation land development, and resolution of historical issues [2]. - The Hainan Agricultural Reclamation Investment Holding Group (Hainan Reclamation Group) has established a "1+2+N" efficient land resource utilization mechanism, which includes a comprehensive land survey and a unified platform as a foundational innovation [2][4]. Group 3: Challenges and Solutions - Historical issues have led to complex land ownership disputes, idle resources, and inefficient regional management, which restrict the effective development and utilization of land [3]. - The integration of reclamation land aims to break through institutional barriers and explore scientific paths for efficient land confirmation, transfer, and capitalization, transforming land from "sleeping assets" to "active capital" [3]. Group 4: Strategic Goals - Hainan Reclamation Group aims to be a provider of national strategic materials, a leader in agricultural modernization, and a pioneer in state-owned enterprise reform, focusing on revitalizing land to enhance high-quality development [4]. - The group plans to create a replicable model of state-owned land reform known as the "Hainan experience" and further optimize the "1+2+N" institutional innovation framework to address practical issues in agricultural reclamation reform [4].