Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that innovative agricultural practices and land reclamation projects in Xinjiang and Guizhou are transforming previously unproductive land into fruitful agricultural areas, leading to significant economic benefits [1][3]. - In Akesu, Xinjiang, a land reclamation project has successfully converted 5,300 acres of desert into wheat test fields, marking the first harvest [1][3]. - The project in Akesu started in October 2023, with the area of test fields increasing from 500 acres in 2024 to 5,300 acres this year, utilizing advanced technology and expert guidance for soil improvement and water-saving irrigation [3]. Group 2 - In Guizhou's Jiangyin County, 12,000 acres of rocky desertification areas are now yielding peaches and plums, with farmers actively harvesting to meet market demand [4]. - Farmers in Langxi Town have improved fruit quality through grafting techniques, resulting in higher yields and income from varieties like honey blue peaches and big red peaches [6]. - The implementation of diversified intercropping in nearby villages has led to increased profitability, with farmers replacing low-yield varieties with more productive ones, contributing to a significant increase in annual fruit production, surpassing 600,000 pounds [8].