Core Viewpoint - Ecotourism in Inner Mongolia's Arxan City exemplifies the transformation of the "green mountains and clear waters are invaluable assets" philosophy into tangible economic benefits through ecological protection and resource utilization [1]. Group 1: Ecological Restoration and Tourism Development - Arxan City has achieved a forest coverage rate of 81.2%, with 86% of the city area included in ecological protection zones, showcasing significant ecological restoration efforts [5]. - The local government encourages residents to participate in ecotourism, leading to substantial income increases while preserving the environment [7]. - In 2024, Arxan City received over 5.7 million tourists, generating tourism revenue exceeding 7 billion yuan, nearly tripling from 2014 levels [9]. Group 2: Community Involvement and Economic Benefits - Local residents have shifted from traditional livestock farming to ecotourism, with individuals like Li Long transitioning from raising cattle to operating a reindeer farm and tourism services, resulting in higher seasonal incomes [7][9]. - The integration of traditional crafts, such as birch bark art, into the tourism sector has provided additional income opportunities for local artisans, with some earning over 10,000 yuan annually [4].

Core Viewpoint - China is successfully transforming ecological protection into a development advantage, showcasing a new development path that harmonizes economic growth with ecological preservation [1][2]. Group 1: Ecological Development Practices - The "Two Mountains" concept is driving China to become a global model for sustainable development, as highlighted by the Assistant Director of Kenya's Public Service, who noted the effective practices observed during her visit [1]. - In Dongying City, the planting of a large-scale locust tree forest has transformed barren saline-alkali land into a "green bank" with carbon sequestration, economic, and aesthetic value [1]. - The Yellow River Delta National Nature Reserve has turned biodiversity protection into ecological tourism and research benefits, while the Sunwu Lake Resort combines environmental protection with cultural tourism for dual economic gains [1]. Group 2: Rural Revitalization and Green Development - The success of rural revitalization in China, exemplified by Zhejiang's "Beautiful Countryside" initiative and the transformation of abandoned mines into ecological parks in Guizhou, demonstrates the role of ecological protection in rural development and poverty alleviation [1]. - Resource-dependent villages in China are now thriving through eco-tourism, organic agriculture, and sustainable lifestyles, providing a model for rural development in Kenya [1]. Group 3: Renewable Energy Leadership - China has emerged as a leader in the global renewable energy sector, significantly driving rapid growth in this field through substantial investments in green energy infrastructure, such as offshore wind power [2]. - The development of the new energy vehicle industry in China has been accelerated by supportive policies and robust infrastructure, contributing to job creation and economic growth [2]. Group 4: Kenya-China Cooperation - The deepening cooperation between Kenya and China, particularly under the green "Belt and Road" framework, has provided Kenya with opportunities for green financing and technology [2]. - Collaborative efforts in clean transportation and smart agriculture are expected to expedite Kenya's transition to a low-carbon, inclusive, and environmentally friendly economy [2].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the transformation of Wuqi County in Shaanxi, China, from barren land to a green and economically vibrant area through extensive afforestation and sustainable agricultural practices, resulting in increased income for local residents [4][12]. Group 1: Afforestation and Environmental Impact - Wuqi County has achieved a forest and grass coverage rate of 72.9%, up from 19.2% in 1997, due to long-term afforestation efforts [4][6][7]. - The county has cumulatively converted 2.46 million acres of land from farming to forestry, significantly improving the local ecosystem [6][11]. - The introduction of scientific planting methods has increased tree survival rates to over 90% [6]. Group 2: Economic Development and Agricultural Practices - The development of various industries such as fruit and vegetable farming, aquaculture, and eco-tourism has provided substantial income for local farmers, with an average annual increase of about 600,000 yuan per village [9][10]. - Wuqi County has over 352 reservoirs and more than 15,000 acres of aquaculture, contributing to a total agricultural output value exceeding 1.7 billion yuan in 2024 [9][10]. - The county's eco-tourism sector is thriving, with over 840,000 visitors expected in 2024, generating a tourism revenue of 413 million yuan [10]. Group 3: Future Prospects and Innovations - Wuqi County has signed a carbon trading agreement, developing 790,000 acres of carbon sink forests, with an estimated initial trading volume of 240,000 tons and projected revenue of 19.2 million yuan [11]. - The focus on enhancing the quality and efficiency of afforestation efforts indicates a strategic shift towards sustainable economic growth [6][12].

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Core Viewpoint - China is accelerating the optimization of industrial structure and promoting a comprehensive green transition in its economy and society, aiming to enhance the proportion of green low-carbon industries in the overall economy and establish a high-quality development path that prioritizes ecology, conservation, and green low-carbon practices [1] Group 1: Green Economic Transformation - Since 2012, China has supported an average economic growth of over 6.1% with an average energy consumption growth rate of 3.3%, establishing the world's largest clean power and clean steel production systems [1] - China has built the largest and fastest-growing renewable energy system globally and has created the largest carbon trading market for greenhouse gas emissions, which is operating steadily [1] Group 2: Regional Development Strategies - China has positioned regional coordinated development as a major national strategy, promoting significant regional initiatives such as the coordinated development of Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, the Yangtze River Economic Belt, and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area [1] Group 3: Green Lifestyle Promotion - The concept of a green lifestyle emphasizing simplicity, moderation, and health is gaining popularity across China, with various regions adopting green consumption practices [1] Group 4: Economic Models for Ecological Protection - The report outlines three economic transformation paths: "Protecting Green for Wealth," "Gathering Green for Wealth," and "Borrowing Green for Wealth," which have led to various successful practices and development models over the past 20 years [2] - "Protecting Green for Wealth" focuses on ecological protection and restoration as a prerequisite for economic returns through government-led compensation and policy incentives [2] - "Gathering Green for Wealth" emphasizes the development of green industries through technological innovation and brand building, transforming ecological resources into sustainable economic models [2] - "Borrowing Green for Wealth" promotes the development of green markets and finance, facilitating the market circulation of ecological resources [2] Group 5: Green Finance Development - China has established a multi-level green finance product and market system, leading the world in green credit and green bond issuance [3] Group 6: Global Ecological Civilization Contribution - The concept of "Green Mountains and Clear Water are Gold and Silver Mountains" serves as a guiding principle for global ecological civilization, addressing deep-seated contradictions in development and protection [4][5] - China actively participates in global climate governance, providing stability and support for developing countries in addressing climate change [5][6] - In 2024, China is expected to contribute the largest share of the 585 GW of new global renewable energy capacity, significantly reducing the costs of wind and solar power generation [6]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the transformation of Yucun village from a resource-extraction economy to a sustainable, eco-friendly tourism and agriculture model, driven by the philosophy of "Lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets" proposed by Xi Jinping in 2005 [1][29]. Group 1: Historical Context - Yucun village previously relied on mining, leading to severe environmental degradation, with villagers recalling the pollution and health issues caused by mining activities [4][12][22]. - The village's economy thrived on mining, making it a wealthy community, but at the cost of ecological health and quality of life [8][22]. Group 2: Transformation Journey - The villagers recognized the need for change, leading to the closure of mines and factories, and the initiation of environmental restoration projects [21][25]. - Yucun has transitioned from selling stones to selling scenic beauty, focusing on ecological agriculture, eco-tourism, and sustainable economic practices [16][29]. Group 3: Current Developments - In 2024, Yucun attracted 1.22 million tourists, generating over 60 million yuan in tourism revenue, with per capita disposable income rising from over 8,000 yuan in 2005 to 74,000 yuan [29]. - The village has become a hub for new residents and entrepreneurs, fostering innovation and new business models in areas like cycling tourism and digital economy [33][38]. Group 4: Future Prospects - Yucun aims to continue attracting talent and investment by promoting its natural beauty and sustainable practices, with over 1,200 new villagers contributing to the local economy [38][45]. - The village's transformation is seen as a model for rural revitalization, balancing ecological preservation with economic development [46].

地点：浙江省湖州市安吉县天荒坪镇余村 安吉余村的"余村印象"项目（2023年8月11日摄）。新华社记者翁忻旸摄 2025年是"十四五"规划收官之年，站在历史节点回望，"十四五"规划纲要指出要"坚持农业农村优先发展，全面推进乡村振兴"。从太空俯 瞰，乡村路网加密延伸，连片农田温室铺展，生态旅游激活山水资源……这些变化印证了乡村振兴的切实进展，展现了农村发展的实际成效。 0:00 ↑点击视频，观看乡村焕新案例。 解读：2020年4月原貌（上图）对比2024年6月新貌（下图），安吉余村将废弃厂房改造为"余村印象"项目，并建成余村游客综合服务中心。 浙江安吉余村是"绿水青山就是金山银山"理念发源地，该村从2003年开始关停矿山、水泥厂等污染企业，转向生态旅游发展，目前已建成4A 级景区，并于2021年入选联合国首批"世界最佳旅游乡村"名单。 2024年9月16日，工人在黄沙港国家中心渔港施放浮标。新华社记者邢广利摄 2022年，安吉余村将旧厂房改造为"余村印象"项目，它集图书馆、文创中心、研学基地等多种功能于一体。同年10月，余村景区游客综合服 务中心建成运营，提供换乘、咨询等综合服务。 解读：2021年2月施工初期 ...

Core Viewpoint - Jiangning District has transformed its ecological resources into economic benefits over the past 20 years, showcasing a successful model of green development that integrates ecological beauty with economic prosperity [2][10]. Group 1: Ecological Transformation - The area has shifted from abandoned mining sites to popular tourist destinations, such as Tangshan Mine Park and Niushou Mountain Cultural Tourism Area, attracting visitors and enhancing local livelihoods [2][5]. - The "Two Mountains" concept has guided the ecological restoration and development of these areas, leading to a significant increase in local income and employment opportunities [2][6]. Group 2: Tourism Development - Since 2019, Tangshan Mine Park has received over 6 million visitors, creating more than 300 jobs for local residents [5]. - Jiangning has developed a diverse rural tourism landscape, with successful models like "Shitang Family" and "Tao Yuan" attracting significant tourist traffic and revenue [6][7]. Group 3: Economic Impact - In 2024, Jiangning District welcomed 43.12 million tourists, generating approximately 38.32 billion yuan in tourism revenue, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 6% and 9.4% respectively [7][10]. - The average annual income of rural residents in Jiangning has increased from about 1.8 million yuan to approximately 11.1 million yuan, demonstrating the economic benefits of ecological tourism [9][10]. Group 4: Community Benefits - Local residents have capitalized on the tourism boom, with many establishing successful businesses such as homestays and restaurants, significantly improving their quality of life [8][9]. - The community has seen a rise in collective income, with villages like She Village generating over 6.83 million yuan in operational revenue in 2024 [8][10].

Group 1 - The article highlights the growing trend of ecological tourism in China, emphasizing the integration of natural resources with tourism services to enhance consumer experiences [1][2] - In Shanxi Province, the development of a forest wellness base has been designed to minimize environmental impact while promoting local tourism and related industries, resulting in a shift from superficial tourism to deeper wellness experiences [1] - The forest wellness industry in Shangyou County, Jiangxi, has seen a 25% increase in consumer spending in the first half of the year, driven by new recreational activities and services [1] Group 2 - The 2024 China Natural Resources Report projects that the number of ecological tourism visitors will reach 2.761 billion, representing a 9.1% year-on-year growth [3] - The Chinese government has launched 14 distinctive ecological tourism routes to promote regional tourism and enhance the connection between natural resources and cultural experiences [3] - There is a growing demand for nature-based experiences and wellness tourism, leading to the emergence of new products and services in the ecological tourism sector [3]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the transformation of Yucun village over the past 20 years, emphasizing the shift from an environmentally damaging mining economy to a sustainable tourism and ecological development model, driven by the "Green Mountains and Clear Water are Gold and Silver Mountains" philosophy introduced by Xi Jinping in 2005 [1][3]. Group 1: Historical Context - Yucun was once a prosperous mining village, heavily reliant on mining activities, which led to significant environmental degradation, turning green mountains into gray hills [4][8]. - The memories of the past are vivid among the villagers, with descriptions of polluted water and deteriorating living conditions due to mining operations [8][9]. Group 2: Current Developments - The village has transitioned from selling stones to selling scenic views, focusing on green development and eco-tourism [10][17]. - In 2024, Yucun attracted 1.22 million tourists, generating over 60 million yuan in tourism revenue, with per capita disposable income rising from over 8,000 yuan in 2005 to 74,000 yuan [17]. - The village has repurposed former industrial sites into cultural and recreational spaces, such as a cultural hall and a library, promoting community engagement and tourism [12][14]. Group 3: Future Prospects - Yucun is actively attracting new residents and entrepreneurs, fostering a vibrant community that integrates innovation and sustainability [20][22]. - The establishment of the "Dayu Village" scenic area aims to enhance regional development, with over 60 new projects and partners contributing to the local economy [22][23]. - The village's transformation is characterized by a commitment to preserving the environment while promoting economic growth, creating a model for sustainable rural development [25][26].