Group 1 - The United Nations World Tourism Organization announced the list of "Best Tourism Villages" for 2025, with four villages from China included, bringing the total to 19, the highest in the world [1] - Rural tourism has become a popular destination due to beautiful scenery, convenient transportation, and well-developed facilities, allowing people to connect with nature and escape urban pressures while enjoying modern conveniences [1] - The growth of rural tourism facilitates the flow of resources and ideas between urban and rural areas, serving as a window to observe urban-rural integration development [1] Group 2 - To make rural areas more attractive, it is essential to build livable, workable, and beautiful villages, as outlined in the "14th Five-Year Plan" by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China [2] - The focus should be on respecting farmers' wishes, improving rural infrastructure, public services, and living environments, allowing farmers to enjoy modern civilized life locally [2] - The ideal rural area should combine ecological beauty, cultural spirit, thriving industries, and modern facilities while preserving rural characteristics [2] Group 3 - Protecting and inheriting traditional culture is crucial for maintaining the intrinsic appeal of rural areas, combining agricultural civilization with modern elements to enhance their charm [3] - The integration of intangible cultural heritage with industry and tourism, as seen in Guizhou's DanZhai County, has created job opportunities for over 3,000 people and boosted rural cultural revitalization [3] - Urban-rural integration is a necessary requirement for China's modernization, promoting the flow of resources while preserving rural nostalgia and enhancing the quality of modern life [3]