本报讯（记者赖书闻 通讯员黄江涛 赵浩为 陈淑娟）近日，一批用于科研的种苗从海南三亚崖州湾科技 城经海关备案的暂存场所放行。该批种苗从老挝抵达广州白云国际机场，经海关抽样后直接提离至三亚 的暂存场所进行存放，包括东革阿里、九翅豆蔻、圆千金藤、星油藤以及柬埔寨龙血树等品种，通过海 南自由贸易港"跨直属关区附条件提离"的政策首次引入海南。 海口海关动植物检疫处相关负责人介绍，"附条件提离"政策是海关监管模式创新的深度实践，2025年相 关政策公布实施以来，已有5家企业通过"附条件提离"政策引入种苗9批次，包括8个首次引进品种，有 力促进了海南自贸港种业发展。三亚某研究院负责人表示，"过去，种苗入境采样再到出具结果需要好 几天时间，这些品种都很珍贵，滞留在港口死亡风险较大。这次我们提前对接海关，通过海南自贸港 的'附条件提离'政策，种苗在口岸查验无异常后可直接提离到三亚的暂存仓库中，种苗成活率大大提 高。" （来源：工人日报） ...

Core Viewpoint - The "Media+" initiative in Guangdong aims to empower rural revitalization and high-quality development across various sectors by transforming mainstream media into ideal partners for rural growth, marking a significant shift in their operational model [2][4][12]. Group 1: Strategic Framework and Implementation - In 2025, Guangdong will fully implement the "Media+" action, focusing on the "Hundred Counties, Thousand Towns, and Ten Thousand Villages" development project [2][4]. - The provincial government has issued a strategic action plan, establishing a clear roadmap and operational manual for the initiative, which includes the creation of a comprehensive service platform [7][8]. - The "Media+" model is recognized as a systematic project aimed at actively serving economic and social development, enhancing cross-sector and cross-regional integration [11][12]. Group 2: Local Innovations and Practices - Various cities and counties in Guangdong have initiated diverse practices under the "Media+" framework, showcasing localized strategies for rural revitalization [38]. - The first "Media+ Rural Creator" studio was established in Dongyuan County, integrating media resources into local entrepreneurship and innovation [75][78]. - The "Media+" alliance was formed in Xinxing County, bringing together multiple media outlets to support rural revitalization efforts [80][83]. Group 3: Economic Impact and Sectoral Development - The "Media+" initiative has significantly boosted the marketing of local agricultural products, such as the successful promotion of lychee during the "6·6 Lychee Festival," which generated nationwide attention [41][44]. - The Guangdong livestock industry launched a "Media+" empowerment plan aimed at developing over ten billion-yuan brands within three years, indicating a targeted approach to enhancing specific agricultural sectors [31][33]. - The "Media+" model has facilitated the establishment of the first provincial-level comprehensive service platform for rural operations, providing a one-stop solution for rural development [23][25]. Group 4: Cross-Regional Collaboration and Knowledge Sharing - The "Media+" experience from Guangdong is being shared with other provinces, with various regions adopting similar strategies to enhance local agricultural markets [119][138]. - Training programs have been organized to disseminate the "Media+" model, fostering collaboration between Guangdong and other provinces, such as Guangxi and Sichuan [126][130]. - The initiative has demonstrated its replicability, with external regions reporting increased agricultural income through the adoption of the "Media+" strategies [141][142].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the significant advancements and achievements in Guangdong's agricultural sector as it approaches 2025, highlighting the importance of agricultural development and rural revitalization in the region [9][10][56]. Group 1: Agricultural Achievements - Guangdong's primary industry value has risen to the second highest in the country, with agricultural product import and export values maintaining the top position nationally [10]. - Agricultural technology contribution rate has reached 74.02%, and grain yield per unit has achieved a record high [10]. - The province has built 4.905 million acres of high-standard farmland during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period [52]. Group 2: Local Agricultural Products - The article emphasizes the success of local products such as the "Yunfu sweet potato," which has a weight of 26.23 pounds, and the "Meizhou golden pomelo," valued at 11.327 billion yuan [29][54]. - The "Ningming star oil vine" industry in Guangxi is highlighted for its annual production value exceeding 20,000 yuan per acre, providing over 60,000 job opportunities [45][56]. Group 3: Market Strategies and Initiatives - The Guangdong government has organized various initiatives to promote local agricultural products, including the "2025 Guangdong Lychee Procurement Map" and the "Southern Rural Report" focusing on agricultural media [79][80]. - The article mentions the successful "Guangdong Rural Singer Competition," which attracted over 50,000 participants and garnered over 1.5 billion views online, showcasing the cultural aspect of agricultural development [125][126]. Group 4: Collaborative Efforts - The collaboration between Guangdong and neighboring provinces like Guangxi and Guizhou is emphasized, with initiatives to introduce advanced agricultural techniques and improve local farming practices [95][98]. - The article notes the efforts to enhance the visibility of local products in major markets, such as the promotion of "Tianyang mango" in Shenzhen and Guangzhou [95][96]. Group 5: Future Outlook - The article concludes with a forward-looking perspective, indicating that the agricultural sector in Guangdong is poised for further growth and innovation as it moves towards 2026, with ongoing efforts in rural revitalization and agricultural modernization [148].

Core Insights - Guangxi Chongzuo is developing a vibrant corridor leveraging its location along the China-Vietnam border, integrating tourism and trade to enhance local economic development [1][3] Group 1: Economic Development - The construction of a 212-kilometer tourism highway connects four border counties and integrates resources from 13 towns and 164 villages, promoting high-quality development in border ethnic areas [1] - The city has established nine industrial parks along the 212-kilometer axis, creating a three-dimensional integration of border trade, agriculture, and cultural tourism, leading to an increase in per capita disposable income for 120,000 border households to 18,854 RMB [3] - Local residents have shifted from traditional agriculture, such as sugarcane farming, to participating in border trade and tourism, resulting in a doubling of their income [3] Group 2: Cultural Integration - Chongzuo is focusing on building cultural heritage bases and developing unique cultural brands through a "one village, one product" approach, promoting the preservation of traditional cultures such as the Huashan rock painting and Zhuang brocade [3] - The city has constructed 15 border "Five Common" historical education corridors and 81 cultural squares to foster ethnic unity and cultural exchange [3] Group 3: Infrastructure and Technology - The city has implemented ecological renovations along the tourism highway, achieving a sanitation toilet coverage rate of 97% and maintaining a resource utilization rate of over 80% for waste [4] - Chongzuo is utilizing digital technology for modern governance, with a "smart comprehensive governance platform" that enhances risk warning and online dispute resolution, achieving a 91% online resolution rate for cross-border disputes [4] - The city plans to deepen the integration of party building, industry, culture, governance, and ecology to further enhance the development of the vibrant corridor [4]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the introduction of "Star Oil Vine" as a natural "uric acid regulator," emphasizing its health benefits and the collaboration between Ningming and Xinhui in promoting this product in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area [2][6][7]. Group 1 - "Star Oil Vine" is recognized for its unique health benefits, including its ability to lower uric acid levels by up to 20% within seven days through multiple mechanisms [15][17]. - The product combines the properties of "Star Oil Vine" and "Xinhui Chenpi," creating a synergistic effect that enhances health benefits beyond what each can provide individually [3][6]. - The collaboration between Jiangmen's Xinhui District and Chongzuo's Ningming District aims to innovate in the health industry, with plans to expand cultivation significantly by 2025 [18][29][30]. Group 2 - The research institute led by David Nong is focused on optimizing the formulation of "Star Oil Vine" tea to improve uric acid regulation and plans to conduct large-scale clinical trials to validate its efficacy [32][34]. - The initiative also includes educational efforts to raise awareness about the benefits of "Star Oil Vine" in managing uric acid levels and reducing the incidence of related diseases [35][36]. - The health industry collaboration is framed as a shift from "blood transfusion assistance" to "blood-making co-win," indicating a sustainable approach to health management [27][28].