Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the cultural and economic significance of the Kizil music and instrument-making tradition in the Aksu region of Xinjiang, emphasizing its role in cultural heritage preservation and rural revitalization through tourism and craftsmanship [4][17]. Group 1: Cultural Heritage - Xinjiang is a key area of the ancient Silk Road, serving as an important cultural exchange hub and a convergence point for Eastern and Western music [1]. - The Kizil music, originating from the Kizil region, is renowned for its diverse instrument system and has been a significant part of the royal court's music [1][4]. - The Kizil music tradition has evolved over a millennium, maintaining ethnic characteristics while innovating with the times [1]. Group 2: Instrument-Making Industry - The Kayi Village in Aksu is a representative site for the inheritance and promotion of Kizil culture, with over 400 residents engaged in instrument-making [4]. - The village produces around 40,000 instruments annually, generating a total sales revenue of 18 million yuan [4]. - The village has established a handcraft instrument industry park to standardize production and improve quality, which has led to increased income for local residents [12][15]. Group 3: Economic Impact and Tourism - The Kayi Village has transformed into a cultural tourism village, attracting over 200,000 visitors annually to experience local music and instrument-making [17]. - The establishment of the Tianlai Kayi scenic area has integrated instrument-making, music performances, and cultural experiences, enhancing the village's tourism appeal [17]. - The local cooperative has achieved an annual output value of 6 million yuan, employing around 150 workers with monthly incomes ranging from 3,500 to 5,500 yuan [15].

Core Viewpoint - The development of courtyard economy in Longling County has significantly improved the livelihoods of local farmers, with a focus on sustainable and profitable agricultural practices [6][7]. Group 1: Courtyard Economy Development - Longling County has invested nearly 1.29 billion yuan from 2017 to 2024 to encourage the development of courtyard economy, helping farmers establish partnerships with large agricultural enterprises for order-based production [6]. - The county has trained 518 rural revitalization instructors to provide targeted technological guidance and promote advanced agricultural techniques [6]. - The courtyard economy has expanded to 1,067,200 square meters, producing 24,000 tons of fruits and vegetables last year, with an average income increase of 3,800 yuan per household [7]. Group 2: Crop Selection and Management - Initially, villagers were skeptical about the profitability of courtyard farming, but after several trials, they shifted to growing peppers in 2021, which proved to be less labor-intensive and more profitable [5][6]. - The village has implemented a "green planting" policy, prohibiting the use of banned pesticides and promoting the use of organic fertilizers, which has led to better crop quality and safety [6][7]. Group 3: Economic Impact - A local farmer, Li Jingwen, reported an annual income of around 5,000 yuan from growing 4,500 pepper plants, with a guaranteed minimum price of 1.2 yuan per kilogram [7]. - The village's average income reached 17,000 yuan per capita last year, with a total pepper order volume increasing to 400 tons [7]. Group 4: Cultural and Educational Integration - In Xu Chang Village, Henan Province, the integration of traditional craftsmanship with educational experiences has transformed the local economy, attracting visitors and creating new income streams for residents [9][10]. - The establishment of the "Mo Wu Qin Fang" research base has allowed for hands-on learning experiences in traditional guqin making, significantly increasing local engagement and income [9][10].