Group 1: Automotive Industry - Quanzhou Port has emerged as a significant hub for the export of new energy vehicles, achieving notable milestones in a short period from June to December 2025, including the first sea-rail intermodal transport of BYD auto parts to Thailand and direct roll-on/roll-off shipping of over a thousand vehicles to Europe [1][7] - BYD's self-operated roll-on/roll-off ship made its maiden voyage in December, marking a significant development for the port, which was not traditionally known for automotive exports [1][7] Group 2: E-commerce and Trade - The global trade landscape is undergoing deep adjustments, with cross-border e-commerce competition shifting from channel-based to comprehensive supply chain competition, as evidenced by the recent cross-border e-commerce supply chain conference in Jinjiang, which attracted over 30 global platforms and 12,000 domestic and international buyers, resulting in an intended transaction volume of nearly 1 billion yuan [1][7] Group 3: Agricultural Sector - The ceramic industry in Yongchun has successfully pivoted towards creating personalized and refined ceramic cultural and creative products, moving beyond traditional tea set production to capture new market opportunities [2][8] - Yongchun has implemented a "rice-duck co-culture" model since May of last year, leading to successful bookings for the first batch of rice field ducks [4][10] - The agricultural sector in Dehua is experiencing a fruitful harvest season, particularly for the jelly orange, which is now at its peak picking time [5][11] - In Anxi, over 8,000 acres of sweet potatoes are being harvested, showcasing the active participation of local farmers [6][12] Group 4: Financial Support and Development - Quanzhou has received nearly 20 million yuan in central government subsidies aimed at promoting rural revitalization, as part of a broader allocation of 2.5 billion yuan for 2026 [3][9]