Core Insights - The importance of village planning in promoting comprehensive rural revitalization is increasingly highlighted, emphasizing strategic layout and scientific integration of resources rather than mere infrastructure development [1][2] - Effective planning should be based on a deep understanding of the village's strengths and weaknesses, clearly defining its industrial direction, functional positioning, and development path to achieve sustainable growth [1][2] Group 1 - Village planning must be tailored to local conditions, avoiding a one-size-fits-all approach to prevent loss of regional, resource, and cultural characteristics [1][2] - The phenomenon of "planning conflicts" often arises from a lack of accurate understanding of the village's actual situation, leading to ineffective strategies [1][2] Group 2 - Conducting in-depth research and precise positioning is crucial for effective village planning, requiring planners to engage with the community and understand local attributes, industry status, population structure, cultural heritage, and challenges [2] - The principle of "people first, co-construction and sharing" should guide rural revitalization efforts, ensuring that planning reflects the needs and aspirations of farmers to foster strong collaborative implementation [2]