Core Insights - The implementation of the "Jilin Province Ginseng Industry Regulations" marks a new phase of legal development for the trillion-yuan industry, emphasizing the protection of genetic resources and the cultivation of regional public brands [1] - Local laws are increasingly being used to safeguard characteristic industries, as seen in various provinces like Shaanxi, Yunnan, and Jiangxi, which have enacted regulations to promote brand development and protect local products [1] Group 1 - The characteristic industries face common challenges, particularly brand infringement and the lack of unified standards across planting, processing, and distribution, leading to inconsistent product quality [1] - Legal frameworks provide stable institutional guarantees, clarifying responsibilities, standardizing enforcement, and establishing long-term mechanisms for industry development [1] Group 2 - High-quality development of characteristic industries requires a collaborative mechanism involving government guidance, enterprise leadership, research support, and farmer participation [2] - The success of local brands, such as "Jilin Ginseng," is tied to regional culture and ecological value, making legal protection essential for sustaining these industries and contributing to rural revitalization and regional economic growth [2]