记者 陈灏 叶婧 王鸿硕 山水资源、红色资源、特色产业资源、人力资源汇聚相融，形成了一批年收入过亿元的差异化互补 振兴集群；蜜桃、葫芦、番茄等产业，从核心村不断向产业链上下游延伸，为富民强村、乡村振兴注入 强劲而持续的产业动能……齐鲁沃野间，一场重塑乡村面貌和发展格局的深刻变革徐徐拉开大幕。 近年来，我国农业第一大省山东，既融合借鉴"千万工程"不同发展阶段的有益经验，又结合本地实 际，把距离相近、功能相容、产业相关、有发展潜力的若干村作为基本单元，顺应农村人口变化和村庄 发展趋势，因村因地连片规划、连片建设，全要素推进"五大振兴"。 目前，山东已梯次建设乡村振兴片区2070个，覆盖约三分之一的行政村，乡村振兴"齐鲁样板"正在 一个个片区中发展壮大。 产业"一盘棋" 一堵高大厚实的土墙，将第七代冬暖式大棚内外隔绝成冬、春两个季节。 大棚外，寒风凛冽，草木凋敝；大棚内，温湿度适宜，青、黄、橙、红等不同颜色的番茄正成串次 第成熟……这里是"中国蔬菜之乡"寿光市所辖的古城街道，当地3万多亩"七彩番茄"丰收，通过冷链物 流直达北上广深的商场和超市。 "若不是片区产业聚指成拳，我们就没有如今强大的市场议价能力。"古城街道 ...

Core Insights - The article highlights the transformation of the silkworm industry in Yizhou District, Guangxi, through the adoption of smart farming technologies and data-driven practices, enhancing production efficiency and product quality [1][2][3] Group 1: Industry Development - Yizhou District has maintained its position as the leading county in silkworm production in China for 20 consecutive years, emphasizing its significance as a quality cocoon and silk production base [1] - The district is responding to the national strategy to optimize traditional industries while fostering emerging sectors, focusing on intelligent, green, and integrated development paths [1][2] Group 2: Technological Advancements - The introduction of real-time monitoring and big data analysis allows farmers to accurately track silkworm growth and address various farming issues, ensuring the health of the silkworm population [2] - Smart farming equipment, including sensitive sensors, automatically regulates environmental conditions in silkworm houses, maintaining optimal growth conditions [2] Group 3: Economic Impact - A new smart silkworm farming model has been implemented, resulting in significant production outputs, with one base reporting 16 batches yielding 6,650 kilograms and generating sales revenue of 319,000 yuan [1] - Over 30 processing enterprises in the district are developing new products from silkworm resources, including mulberry wine and medicinal products, contributing to a circular economy [2] Group 4: Cultural Integration - The district is promoting the integration of silkworm farming with tourism, creating cultural parks and leisure projects that enhance the economic benefits of the industry [3] - This shift from traditional to data-driven farming represents a broader industrial revolution, aligning with national policies aimed at economic development and poverty alleviation [3]

Core Insights - The article highlights the transformation of the silkworm industry in Yizhou District, Guangxi, through the adoption of smart farming technologies and data-driven practices, enhancing production efficiency and product quality [1][2][3] Group 1: Industry Development - Yizhou District has maintained its position as the leading county in silkworm production in China for 20 consecutive years, emphasizing its significance as a quality cocoon and silk production base [1] - The district is responding to the national strategy to optimize traditional industries while fostering emerging sectors, focusing on intelligent, green, and integrated development paths [1] Group 2: Technological Advancements - The introduction of real-time monitoring and big data analysis allows farmers to accurately track silkworm growth and address various farming issues, ensuring the health of the silkworm population [2] - Smart farming equipment, including sensitive sensors, automatically regulates environmental conditions in silkworm houses, maintaining optimal growth conditions [2] - Collaborations with research institutions like Southwest University and China Sericulture Research Institute are driving technological upgrades and the establishment of smart silkworm demonstration bases [2] Group 3: Sustainable Practices - The district promotes comprehensive utilization of silkworm resources, developing over 20 new products from silkworm by-products, including mulberry wine and medicinal products [2] - The focus on green development ensures that all parts of the silkworm are utilized efficiently, contributing to a circular economy [2] Group 4: Cultural and Economic Integration - Yizhou District is advancing the integration of silkworm farming with tourism, creating cultural parks and leisure projects that enhance the economic benefits of the industry [3] - This shift from traditional to data-driven farming represents a significant industrial revolution, aligning with national policies aimed at economic development and poverty alleviation [3]

Core Insights - The article highlights the transformation of the silkworm industry in Yizhou District, Guangxi, through the integration of smart technology and data-driven practices, enhancing production efficiency and product quality [1][2][3] Group 1: Industry Development - Yizhou District has maintained its position as the leading county in silkworm production in China for 20 consecutive years, emphasizing its significance as a quality cocoon and silk production base [1] - The district is actively responding to the national strategy of optimizing traditional industries while fostering emerging sectors, focusing on smart, green, and integrated development paths [1][2] Group 2: Technological Advancements - The introduction of real-time monitoring and big data analysis allows farmers to accurately track silkworm growth and address various breeding issues, ensuring the health of the silkworm population [2] - Smart farming equipment, including sensitive sensors, automatically regulates the environment in silkworm houses, maintaining optimal conditions for silkworm growth [2] Group 3: Economic Impact - A new smart silkworm breeding model has been implemented, resulting in significant production efficiency; for instance, a local base has produced 6,650 kilograms of cocoons with sales revenue of 319,000 yuan as of November this year [1] - Over 30 processing enterprises in the district are developing new products from silkworm resources, including over 20 products such as mulberry wine and medicinal silkworms, promoting a circular economy [2] Group 4: Cultural Integration - The district is promoting the integration of silkworm farming with tourism, creating cultural parks and leisure projects that extend the industry beyond traditional production, thus enhancing income opportunities for local residents [3] - The shift from experience-based to data-driven silkworm farming represents a significant industrial revolution, aligning with national policies to boost economic development and improve livelihoods [3]

Core Insights - The rapid development of rural areas in mainland China, particularly in Sichuan, is driven by strong government policies, leading to increased employment and income opportunities for local residents [1] Group 1: Cultural Exchange and Heritage - The experience of Taiwanese media personalities in Sichuan highlights the rich cultural heritage, including the historical significance of Emei Mountain and its martial arts, which date back nearly 3,000 years [2] - The cultural connection between Taiwan and mainland China is evident in shared religious sites, such as the Nezha Palace in Yibin, which has welcomed over 40 Taiwanese tour groups this year [3] - The integration of technology with cultural heritage is showcased at the Anyue Stone Carvings Digital Exhibition Center, where interactive experiences enhance understanding of ancient art [5][6] Group 2: Agricultural Development and Opportunities - The establishment of eco-farms in Sichuan, such as the "So Many Peppers" farm, illustrates the successful integration of local agricultural products with Taiwanese culinary traditions, supported by local government initiatives [6] - Taiwanese entrepreneurs are finding business opportunities in Sichuan's agricultural sector, with models that combine planting, picking, and dining experiences, fostering collaboration between Taiwanese and mainland employees [6] - The potential for rural revitalization in Sichuan is significant, with each village possessing unique characteristics that can be leveraged for economic growth [6]