Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the innovative development path of Jiangyan District in Taizhou City, focusing on the "point, group, and area" construction model to promote rural revitalization and enhance the quality of life and work in rural areas [1]. Group 1: Point-based Development - The district has established a closed-loop management system for cultivating high-quality rural areas, emphasizing a selection mechanism based on "basic conditions, creation willingness, and development potential" to ensure high starting points and quality [2]. - Currently, 19 provincial-level livable and workable rural areas have been created, with all 17 villages expected to pass provincial assessments in 2024 [2]. - Plans are in place to cultivate approximately 14 additional livable rural areas by 2025 [2]. Group 2: Group-based Development - The district connects around three surrounding villages to create distinctive demonstration groups, such as the strawberry industry group in Jiangdu Town, which promotes new varieties and technologies to increase farmers' income [3]. - Another example is the small grain chain development group in Zhangdian Town, which focuses on large-scale planting and deep processing of small grains to enhance the value chain [3]. Group 3: Area-based Development - The district is planning two major demonstration areas, "Qinhu Bay" and "Tongnan Gaosha Soil," to create a coordinated development pattern [4]. - The Qinhu Bay area features ecological and cultural functions, with a significant increase in tourist visits, reaching 181,000 during the May Day holiday in 2025, a 5.4% increase year-on-year [4]. - The Tongnan Gaosha Soil area focuses on modern agricultural resources, establishing a five-industry system and a precise spatial structure to enhance living conditions and aesthetics [4]. - The district aims to address fragmented rural development through systematic approaches, optimizing land use, upgrading industries, and improving governance [4].