Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the successful rural revitalization efforts by Chengzhi Co., which have transformed impoverished villages in Jiangxi Province through education, infrastructure, and industry development since 2015 [1][15]. Education Improvement - Chengzhi Co. prioritized educational support, investing nearly 400,000 yuan to acquire land and renovate a dilapidated primary school in Guanjia Village, resulting in a modern campus that significantly improved teaching quality [3][5]. - The school underwent a transformation from a dangerous building to a modern facility with expanded space from 1,600 square meters to 9,200 square meters, including new classrooms and recreational areas [3][6]. Infrastructure Development - The company focused on improving local infrastructure, constructing 7 kilometers of new village roads and 9 kilometers of household access roads, enhancing transportation for villagers and agricultural products [6][8]. - Installation of 196 solar streetlights improved nighttime safety and accessibility for villagers, receiving positive feedback from the community [6][8]. Industry Development - Chengzhi Co. established a "cooperative + farmer" model in Guanjia Village, converting 50 acres of abandoned land for the cultivation of passion fruit and other crops, creating over 20 jobs and generating annual income exceeding 200,000 yuan for villagers [9][12]. - In Taowen Village, the company implemented a similar agricultural model, leading to the successful cultivation of high-value crops, with passion fruit yielding 1,000 pounds per acre and selling for 20 yuan per pound in 2024 [9][12]. Corporate Social Responsibility - Over ten years, Chengzhi Co. invested millions in various support projects, leading to the complete poverty alleviation of Guanjia Village and significant income growth for the village collective [12][15]. - The company’s approach to rural revitalization emphasizes sustainable development, combining educational foundations, industry growth, and community welfare, creating a replicable model for corporate social responsibility [15].