■本报记者 王磊 "公司与农行从2017年开始合作，在农行和各大金融机构扶持下，公司发展步入'快车道'，目前正扩建 新厂区，开发参脉饮、四妙丸等药食同源的新产品，农行山西长治分行为公司发放1000万元贷款，有力 支持新产品开发。"郭玉轩说。 同样受益于农行支持的还有平顺县中药材种植大户韩小亮。韩小亮告诉记者，2023年，他回平顺县西沟 乡韩家村担任村支书，通过农行"晋品e贷——药材种植贷"，获得200万元信贷资金支持，用于扩大种植 规模和引进加工设备。如今，他的药材种植面积已从100亩扩大到200亩，年收入从20万元增长到35万 元，并带动周边70多户农户共同发展。 记者了解到，近年来，越来越多企业和种植户都得益于农行贷款支持。 农行长治分行相关负责人对记者表示，该分行把服务乡村振兴和实体经济作为主责主业，将支持当 地"特""优"产业振兴发展摆在重要位置，聚焦服务乡村振兴重点领域，助推乡村产业发展，建立健全现 代农业全产业链金融服务体系。针对平顺县中药材产业经营户现金交易多、流水反映不全面等无法有效 反映经营实况的现状，该分行充分利用"一项目一方案一授权"特殊支持政策，针对性制定《长治市平顺 县中药材产业集群 ...

Group 1: Tourism and Hospitality - Zanhua County is developing its tourism sector, with the establishment of various accommodations and recreational facilities, including "Dafan Camp" and "Lichun Bieyuan" [2][3] - The county has seen a significant increase in tourist numbers, with 82.6 million visitors during the May Day holiday, generating nearly 600 million yuan in tourism revenue [4] - The region is focusing on year-round tourism, integrating natural landscapes with new cultural and recreational activities [3][4] Group 2: Agricultural Products - Zanhua County is recognized for its production of sour jujube, with 230,000 acres of sour jujube forests contributing to its agricultural identity [5][6] - The sour jujube industry is expected to generate approximately 5 billion yuan in revenue, with local companies specializing in deep processing of sour jujube products [6][7] - The county has established a strong supply chain for sour jujube, with over 300 specialized companies and more than 1,500 processing workshops [7] Group 3: Industrial Development - Zanhua County is the largest ceramic production area in Hebei Province, transitioning towards high-tech ceramic manufacturing [8][9] - The introduction of advanced technologies in the ceramic industry has led to a significant reduction in production costs, with some products seeing price drops of over 50% [8][9] - A new project by Huicai Electronics, with an investment of 1.01 billion yuan, aims to produce 3 million ceramic substrates annually, generating an expected annual output value of 600 million yuan [9]

"堡坎 寄生石斛" "斛梨 共生" 寄生在石缝、梨树、松树上的"近野生"铁皮石斛，你见过吗？在杭州萧山戴村镇的佛山村内，就有 这样的一个种植基地。 6月下旬，处在半山腰的萧山萧南家庭农场内绿树成荫、流水潺潺。堡坎石缝间，铁皮石斛伸出一 簇簇青碧茎条，或横向延展，或顺着小树桩纵向延伸；梨树与松树的枝干上，一丛丛石斛茎条饱满，如 果不仔细看，还以为是梨树、松树自身长出的枝条。 "在这里，有树的地方就有石斛，石缝也能生金！"农场主郭红兰自信地说。十多年前，她和丈夫陈 周火从媒体转行做农业。陈周火祖籍是有着"中国药材之乡"美誉的浙江磐安，从小，他就对药材耳濡目 染。于是，夫妻俩也将创业目标瞄准了中药种植产业，立志种出非野生却接近甚至优于野生品质的石 斛。 铁皮石斛被誉为"人间仙草"，其对温度、湿度、光照、水源等生态环境要求近乎苛刻。夫妻俩经过 多方考察，最后选址环境优美、空气清新的戴村镇佛山村。 "我们一直在摸着石头过河，幸运的是这几年成效还不错。"郭红兰介绍，来到佛山村，他们首先探 索的是斛梨共生的模式。 春天梨树抽芽展叶前，他们将驯化两年的石斛苗用麻绳环状系于离地60厘米以上的枝干；待到盛 夏，浓密的梨叶为畏晒的 ...

Group 1 - The core idea of the article revolves around the development of the Dendrobium candidum industry in Pingyuan Village, which serves as a model for rural common prosperity through innovative practices and community engagement [1][9]. - The practice team visited a leading company, Zhiranfangshi (Yueqing) Agricultural Technology Co., which showcased the transformation of Dendrobium candidum from raw materials to various health and skincare products, highlighting the vitality of the industry chain [2]. - The village's Party branch deputy secretary introduced the "Five Modernizations" model, which includes diversification of species, diversified planting, standardized production, digital management, and quality traceability, effectively enhancing the growth environment for Dendrobium candidum and increasing income for villagers [4]. Group 2 - The practice team conducted in-depth interviews with local farmers to understand their benefits from the Dendrobium candidum industry, particularly focusing on the traditional craft of making "Feng Dou," which reflects the villagers' dedication to high-quality products [6]. - The article emphasizes the integration of the primary, secondary, and tertiary industries, establishing a "Three Gold" (rent, dividends, wages) common prosperity mechanism that significantly strengthens the collective economy of the village [4][9]. - The experience gained from this initiative is seen as a valuable case for exploring rural revitalization paths with local characteristics, showcasing how Dendrobium candidum can be a "golden key" to unlocking common prosperity [9].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the efforts of Huanren County in Liaoning Province to leverage its rich historical and ecological resources for rural revitalization, focusing on the development of tourism and the cultivation of medicinal herbs like ginseng [1][2][3]. Group 1: Historical and Cultural Resources - Huanren County has a significant historical background related to the Northeast Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army, with key sites being preserved and opened to the public, such as the Northeast Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army Memorial Museum [1]. - The county has actively excavated and protected important anti-war sites, enhancing cultural tourism [1]. Group 2: Economic Development through Tourism - The Fenglin Valley scenic area has developed over 50 tourist attractions, with a daily capacity of 35,000 visitors, contributing to local economic growth [1]. - Local businesses, such as those run by farmers in Xiangyang Township, have seen substantial income increases, with some earning over 300,000 yuan annually during peak tourist seasons [2]. Group 3: Agricultural and Ecological Initiatives - Huanren County has implemented policies since 2002 to support the cultivation of under-forest ginseng, with a protected area of 650,000 acres, increasing its market share nationally [2]. - The county's forest coverage rate has reached 78.94%, with significant cultivation of medicinal herbs and other crops, positioning Huanren as a major producer of ice wine in China [2].

Core Insights - Yunnan province is recognized as a "hidden champion" in the development of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), with a significant increase in medicinal herb cultivation and production [2][4] - The province has the largest area of medicinal herb cultivation in China, reaching 10.92 million acres and producing 1.7 million tons, with a total industry value exceeding 180 billion yuan [2][4] - Yunnan's unique geographical and climatic conditions contribute to its rich biodiversity, making it a global ecological treasure trove for medicinal plants [5][6] Industry Overview - Yunnan is home to over 8,875 types of medicinal resources, accounting for more than half of the national total, and 70% of over 5,000 types of Chinese patent medicines rely on Yunnan's raw materials [4][5] - The province's medicinal herb industry is transitioning from a resource-based model to an industrial engine, driven by historical significance and modern advancements [4][6] Market Dynamics - The medicinal herb industry in Yunnan is evolving towards deep processing, forming a complete industrial chain from cultivation to sales [15][18] - The introduction of GAP (Good Agricultural Practices) and technology such as gene editing is enhancing the quality and yield of medicinal herbs, moving from traditional farming to precision agriculture [17][18] Product Innovation - The emergence of products like Matsutake mushroom seasoning reflects a shift towards health-conscious consumer trends and the transformation of seasonal products into year-round offerings [9][14] - The Matsutake mushroom, which thrives in Yunnan's pristine environment, has significant health benefits and is increasingly being processed into various products to meet market demand [8][14] Strategic Positioning - Yunnan's geographical location as a gateway to South Asia and Southeast Asia enhances its strategic importance, especially with initiatives like the Belt and Road Initiative and RCEP [22][23] - The 9th China-South Asia Expo showcased Yunnan's medicinal herb resources, aiming to attract domestic and international investment for high-quality development in the TCM industry [22][23] Future Outlook - With the dual opportunities presented by the "Healthy China" strategy and the global interest in TCM, Yunnan has the potential to establish itself as a global hub for the TCM industry, setting a "Yunnan Standard" in the health consumption landscape [23]

Core Insights - The article highlights the growth of the traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) industry in Hubei's Zhuxi County, which is becoming a pillar for rural revitalization [1][2] - Zhuxi Rural Commercial Bank plays a crucial role in supporting the TCM industry by providing financial assistance and innovative services to local farmers [1][2] Group 1: Industry Development - Zhuxi County is known for its rich natural resources, producing various medicinal herbs, earning titles such as "Home of Huanglian" and "Qinba Medicine Valley" [1] - The TCM industry is experiencing significant growth, with local farmers increasingly engaging in herb cultivation, leading to improved livelihoods [2] Group 2: Financial Support - Zhuxi Rural Commercial Bank has issued over 20 million yuan in loans this year to support the TCM industry, with total loans exceeding 60 million yuan [2] - The bank's financial support has enabled farmers like Yang Benqing to expand their operations from 50 acres to 3,000 acres, demonstrating the impact of timely financial assistance [1][2] Group 3: Future Initiatives - The bank plans to conduct industry customer visits to better understand the financial needs of TCM growers and tailor credit products accordingly [2] - The initiative aims to enhance the bank's service offerings and support the growth of both farmers and pharmaceutical companies in the region [2]

Core Viewpoint - The development of the forest-based Chinese medicinal herb industry in China has shown significant progress, with various regions implementing measures to promote high-quality growth through the utilization of forest ecological environments and the cultivation of medicinal herbs under forest canopies [1][2]. Group 1: Industry Development - The industry has seen the establishment of geographical indication products such as Ganoderma lucidum and Camellia flower tea in Guangxi, and the promotion of the "Xiang Nine Flavors" under-forest cultivation system in Hunan [1]. - There is a shift from traditional cultivation to initial processing and deep processing of medicinal herbs, leading to a diverse product system including Chinese medicinal slices, extracts, proprietary Chinese medicines, health foods, and cosmetics [1][2]. Group 2: Advantages of Under-Forest Cultivation - Under-forest cultivation allows for wild-simulated planting, reducing human intervention and enhancing the quality of medicinal herbs [1]. - The method enables the use of different types of medicinal herbs in various forest types, maximizing resource utilization through multi-layered planting [1]. - Breakthroughs in selecting shade-tolerant and shade-loving varieties have addressed challenges related to canopy density, ensuring higher yields and quality [1]. Group 3: Challenges in the Industry - There are significant issues regarding environmental adaptability, as different medicinal herbs have varying light requirements that must be matched with forest canopy density for optimal growth [2]. - The industry faces bottlenecks in germplasm and cultivation technology, with problems such as mixed and degraded seed sources and a lack of standardized seedlings [2]. - Harvesting and processing technologies are limited due to the complex terrain of under-forest areas, restricting the use of traditional harvesting machinery and the availability of initial processing facilities [2]. Group 4: Strategies for High-Quality Development - Technological empowerment is essential for driving high-quality development in the under-forest medicinal herb industry, transitioning from reliance on natural conditions to data-driven approaches [2]. - Brand building is crucial for enhancing product value and market competitiveness, addressing the issue of "high quality but low price" [2]. - The integration of primary, secondary, and tertiary industries is vital for transforming the industry from a simple "planting and selling" model to a modern integrated system encompassing cultivation, processing, and services [2][3]. Group 5: Ecological and Economic Balance - Achieving a balance between ecological protection and economic benefits requires tailored planning based on forest resource distribution, appropriate variety selection, and rational planting density [3]. - Focusing on specialty industries and exploring the ecological potential of forest land can enhance the value of local medicinal herbs and promote deep processing [3]. - Strengthening regulatory frameworks and implementing standardized production practices are necessary to ensure product quality and safeguard the healthy development of the industry [3].

Core Viewpoint - The development of under-forest medicinal herb planting in Donglan County, Guangxi, is positioned as a key driver for rural revitalization, leveraging unique ecological advantages and rich medicinal resources to create economic opportunities while promoting ecological protection [1][5][11]. Summary by Sections Industry Overview - The under-forest economy has been highlighted as a significant opportunity for farmers' income growth, with the national planting area expected to reach 38.5 million acres and annual output value surpassing 104.8 billion yuan by 2024 [1][6]. - Donglan County, despite its ecological fragility, boasts a forest area of 2.8978 million acres and a forest coverage rate of 75.78%, making it a notable area for medicinal herb cultivation [1][2]. Current Developments - Donglan County has established itself as a key area for the cultivation of various medicinal herbs, with 768 species identified, including core varieties like Yao Huang Lian and Tie Pi Shi Duo [2][3]. - The county has implemented a "company + cooperative + base + farmer" model to enhance the scale and standardization of under-forest medicinal herb planting, resulting in over 180,000 acres of medicinal herb cultivation [3][4]. Economic Impact - The under-forest medicinal herb industry is providing new income channels for farmers, with examples of significant earnings from crops like grass coral and Bai Bu, leading to annual output values exceeding 4,000 yuan per acre [5][6]. - The local government has invested over 5 million yuan annually in the development of the under-forest economy, aiming to stimulate further investment and support for the industry [9][11]. Challenges and Opportunities - Despite the growth, challenges such as immature planting techniques, market information lag, and limited sales channels hinder further development [10][11]. - The county plans to enhance its medicinal herb industry by establishing a trading platform, promoting good agricultural practices, and developing a regional brand to improve market presence and pricing power [11]. Future Prospects - Donglan County aims to integrate traditional medicine with tourism and health industries, leveraging its unique resources to create a comprehensive economic model that benefits local communities [7][11]. - The establishment of a medicinal herb industry park with a total investment of 586 million yuan is underway, with a focus on production and processing capabilities to enhance economic returns [6][11].

Core Insights - Gansu is highlighted as a region full of opportunities and potential for high-quality development, particularly for Taiwanese businesses [1][3]. Group 1: Event Overview - The "Taiwanese Business in Gansu" promotional event was held in Lanzhou, attended by over 300 Taiwanese business representatives [1][3]. - The National Taiwan Enterprise Federation's sixth member representative meeting was successfully convened, marking a significant step for cross-strait cooperation [3]. Group 2: Investment Landscape - Currently, there are 151 Taiwanese-funded enterprises in Gansu, primarily located in cities along the Silk Road, with 60% focused on agriculture and food processing [3]. - Gansu is positioned as a key hub for the Silk Road Economic Belt, presenting three core opportunities: integration of new energy and manufacturing, upgrading of arid agriculture, and development as a western opening hub [5]. Group 3: Strategic Advantages - Gansu is developing into a modern cold and arid agricultural base, with significant potential for collaboration in agricultural machinery research and product processing with Taiwanese enterprises [5]. - The region's strategic initiatives include the construction of a western opening corridor, a new energy and manufacturing base, and a modern cold and arid agricultural demonstration base, making it a priority for Taiwanese investment [6]. Group 4: Future Prospects - The National Taiwan Enterprise Federation plans to organize visits for Taiwanese business representatives to explore opportunities in traditional Chinese medicine, agriculture, and health industries in Gansu [6].