Core Insights - Guizhou Province has developed modern mountain agriculture with local characteristics over the past five years, achieving steady progress across various sectors [1][2] Agricultural Development - The province has strengthened its grain and major agricultural product supply capacity, transitioning from a net importer to a net exporter of live pigs, enhancing its role as an ecological shield for the Yangtze and Pearl Rivers [2] - Breakthroughs in decoding the whole genome of local species have advanced precision breeding, while innovations in pesticide development have reached world-class standards [3] - Technologies such as industrialized seedling cultivation, drone transport, and smart operations have become common in mountainous agriculture, contributing to high-quality agricultural development [3] Poverty Alleviation and Employment - Guizhou has emphasized industrial development and employment to consolidate gains in poverty alleviation, stimulating community internal drives [4] - Rural employment has remained stable through east-west collaboration mechanisms, support workshops, and public welfare job placements [4] - Continued efforts have been made to strengthen compulsory education, improve medical services, housing security, and access to safe drinking water in rural areas [4] Living Standards and Cultural Development - Living standards have improved, with visible enhancements in conditions in formerly impoverished areas, effectively preventing large-scale poverty relapse [5] - Guizhou, known as a "World Museum of Bridges," has made remarkable improvements in rural living environments, with grassroots cultural brands gaining international recognition [5] - Rural areas have evolved into a new frontier for economic growth, showcasing the province's rich cultural charm and demonstrating Chinese modernization [6]