山西高平链就村民"梨"想致富路 中新网晋城12月9日电 (杨佩佩 张凯)冬日时节，山西晋城高平市寺庄镇芦家峪村的黄梨深加工厂里梨香 弥漫，一个个大黄梨经分拣后被送上传送带，依次完成削皮、去核、切片、清洗、烘干等多道工序，这 些梨片将被分装，随时销往市场。 一个个大黄梨经分拣后被送上传送带，依次完成削皮、去核、切片、清洗、烘干等多道工序。张凯 摄 "自从村里有了加工厂，我们秋天在果园里摘梨，冬天就在厂里干活，自家种的梨还能直接卖给厂里， 收入增加了不少，比外出打工强多了。"正在分拣梨片的村民胡来花脸上满是笑容。 芦家峪村村主任助理赵昀飞表示，目前，村里正在注册商标，提升产品竞争力与品牌影响力，同时积极 对接太原、晋城等地商超以及电商平台，拓宽销路。"下一步，村里还将紧扣市场需求，推出黄梨礼 盒、梨膏棒棒糖、易携带易保存的一勺梨膏等产品，满足不同消费群体需求，真正让黄梨土特产成为富 民强村的大产业。"(完) 来源：中国新闻网 编辑：付健青 广告等商务合作，请点击这里 本文为转载内容，授权事宜请联系原著作权人 中新经纬版权所有，未经书面授权，任何单位及个人不得转载、摘编或以其它方式使用。 关注中新经纬微信公众号(微 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the successful export of Hebei's snow pear, emphasizing its growing international market presence and the unique qualities that make it appealing to foreign consumers [1][5]. Group 1: Export and Market Demand - In 2023, approximately 370,000 pieces of fresh pears have been exported, primarily to Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, and the UAE [3]. - Indonesia is identified as the largest export market for Hebei's fresh pears, where they are often used in religious ceremonies and traditional celebrations [3]. - The pears are customized for different markets, with smaller varieties preferred in the UAE and snow pears favored in Vietnam [3]. Group 2: Agricultural Practices and Production - Zhao County has a total pear cultivation area of about 250,000 acres, with an annual production of approximately 700,000 tons and a production value exceeding 4 billion RMB [5]. - The sugar content of Zhao County's snow pears can reach up to 16.5%, significantly higher than ordinary varieties, attributed to the region's favorable soil and climate conditions [3][5]. - The integration of traditional planting wisdom with modern agricultural innovations is evident, with a focus on organic farming practices that have doubled or tripled farmers' incomes [6]. Group 3: Future Prospects and Development - The local cooperative is planning to expand its ecological planting scale and is preparing for further export activities, aiming to benefit both farmers and consumers [6]. - Zhao County is also developing deep processing and rural tourism around the pear industry, creating a year-round cultural experience for visitors [6].

Core Points - The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) announced the inclusion of six new global important agricultural heritage sites, with three located in China, bringing the total number of such sites worldwide to 95, of which China holds 25, the highest in the world [1][2][3] Group 1: Agricultural Heritage Sites in China - The three newly recognized agricultural heritage sites in China are the Deqing Pearl Cultivation System, the Fuding White Tea Culture System, and the Shichuan Ancient Pear Garden System [1][2] - The Deqing Pearl Cultivation System, which has been in practice for 800 years, utilizes a symbiotic relationship between fish and mussels, contributing to biodiversity protection and food security while providing stable livelihoods for over 22,000 residents [4][5] - The Fuding White Tea Culture System is recognized for its unique production process that combines ecological wisdom and craftsmanship, supporting rural livelihoods and preserving biodiversity through the cultivation of 18 tea tree varieties and over 120 other agricultural species [5][6] - The Shichuan Ancient Pear Garden System, known as the "world's first ancient pear garden," features over 9,000 ancient pear trees and integrates fruit cultivation with traditional agricultural practices, showcasing high historical, scientific, and cultural value [7][8] Group 2: Global Context and Significance - The FAO's initiative aims to establish a global network of important agricultural heritage sites to promote sustainable management and recognition of agricultural biodiversity and cultural practices [2][3] - The newly added sites from Brazil, Mexico, and Spain highlight diverse agricultural practices that enhance biodiversity, food sovereignty, and cultural identity, contributing to global efforts in sustainable agriculture [9][10][11]

Core Viewpoint - The development of rural roads, exemplified by the "Four Good Rural Roads" initiative, significantly enhances connectivity and drives economic growth in rural areas, transforming them into prosperous and attractive destinations for both residents and tourists [1][3]. Group 1: Infrastructure Development - The "Four Good Rural Roads" project in the Doupu-Lu area of Kunming's Wuhua District commenced in 2023, addressing previous transportation challenges that hindered local agricultural development [3]. - By March 2024, 1.5 kilometers of main and branch roads were completed, facilitating access for visitors during the Pear Blossom Festival and accelerating rural development [3]. Group 2: Economic Impact - The improved road infrastructure has attracted entrepreneurs, such as Zhao Hanming, who established an agricultural technology company focused on deep processing of pear products and tourism integration, resulting in over ten unique products under the brand "Pear Home" [3][4]. - The village has seen a significant increase in tourism, with over 200,000 visitors annually, transforming it into a popular short-distance travel destination near Kunming [8]. Group 3: Community Engagement - Local residents are actively participating in the economic transformation, with initiatives such as themed educational courses to engage children in agriculture and promote rural culture [8]. - The diversification of business activities, including the transformation of idle land into various enterprises, has led to increased income for villagers and revitalized local resources [7].