Group 1 - The "National Leading Enterprises Entering Xinjiang: Hotan Investment Matching Event" successfully took place, with 88 representatives from agricultural enterprises across 22 provinces engaging with 104 local agricultural processing companies to explore new development opportunities in Xinjiang's agricultural industry [1] - The event showcased high-quality agricultural products from Hotan, including lamb products, facility vegetables, and ecological aquatic products, highlighting the region's agricultural resource advantages [1] - A total of 212 investment cooperation projects were announced during the event, leading to the signing of 55 investment cooperation projects with a total value of 6.745 billion yuan [1] Group 2 - The 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party emphasized enhancing agricultural production capacity and quality, promoting rural development, and improving policies to benefit farmers [2] - Industrial revitalization is crucial for comprehensive rural revitalization, particularly in Xinjiang, where developing deep processing of agricultural products is essential for increasing farmers' income and establishing a high-quality agricultural product supply base [2] Group 3 - The Xinjiang government has prioritized the development of the agricultural processing industry, implementing various financial support policies to facilitate the transition from production-led to processing-led agriculture [3] - In the first three quarters of this year, investment in Xinjiang's agricultural processing industry and agricultural value chain projects reached 60.2 billion yuan, surpassing last year's total investment and laying a solid foundation for stable income growth for farmers [3]

Group 1 - Yunnan Shizong County is focusing on developing rural tourism, leveraging its water resources and ecological environment to create unique tourism experiences like "canyon rafting + Zhuang ethnic style experience" [3] - The local tourism model has successfully stimulated consumer activity in the cultural and tourism sectors [3] Group 2 - In Yunnan's Chuxiong Yi Autonomous Prefecture, local farmers are actively harvesting fish from rice paddies, marking a festive and productive season [5] - The integration of fish farming within rice cultivation is enhancing income for local communities [5] Group 3 - In Xinjiang's Turpan, the extreme heat of the "Flame Mountain" has been mitigated by utilizing Karez irrigation to successfully farm cold-water fish [7] - This innovative approach demonstrates the effective use of local resources to diversify agricultural production [7] Group 4 - The Hetian region has developed a "desert seafood" aquaculture industry, achieving a production volume of 12,000 tons and a value of 380 million yuan in 2024, highlighting its economic significance [9] - This initiative showcases the region's ability to capitalize on its unique geographical advantages [9] Group 5 - In Guizhou's Tongzi County, the harvest of bamboo shoots has been enhanced by the application of drone technology for collection and transportation, improving efficiency [12] - The area dedicated to bamboo shoot cultivation is approximately 300,000 mu, with an expected yield of 18,000 tons and a total value of around 140 million yuan [12] Group 6 - In Xinjiang's Shawan City, the potato harvest season is in full swing, with local farmers expanding sales channels to both domestic and international markets [13] - This diversification in sales is contributing to the economic growth of the region [13] Group 7 - The emergence of new business models and industries is broadening income sources for farmers, becoming a new growth driver for high-quality county economic development [15] - This trend illustrates a positive transformation in rural areas, leading to improved livelihoods and enhanced community prosperity [15]

Group 1 - Yunnan Shizong County is focusing on developing rural tourism, leveraging its water resources and ecological environment to create unique tourism experiences like "canyon rafting + Zhuang ethnic style experience" [3] - The local tourism model is aimed at stimulating cultural and tourism consumption, contributing to economic growth in the region [3] Group 2 - In Yunnan's Chuxiong Yi Autonomous Prefecture, the rice-fish farming practice is gaining popularity, with locals actively participating in fish harvesting as rice matures [6] - The integration of rice and fish farming is seen as a festive and productive activity, enhancing local livelihoods [6] Group 3 - Xinjiang's Turpan region, known for its extreme summer heat, has successfully developed cold-water fish farming using water from the nearby Karez wells [8] - This innovative approach showcases the region's ability to adapt its agricultural practices to its unique climatic conditions [8] Group 4 - The Hetian region in Xinjiang has significantly developed its "desert seafood" industry, achieving a water product output of 12,000 tons and a value of 380 million yuan in 2024 [10] - This development is highlighted as a new economic growth point for the local economy [10] Group 5 - In Xinjiang's Shawan City, the potato harvest season is in full swing, with local farmers expanding their sales channels to both domestic and international markets [12] - The focus on enhancing market access for potatoes indicates a strategic move towards increasing agricultural profitability [12] Group 6 - Guizhou's Tongzi County is experiencing a bountiful harvest of bamboo shoots, with the application of drone technology improving the efficiency of harvesting and transportation [15] - The bamboo shoot cultivation area is approximately 300,000 acres, with an expected yield of 18,000 tons and a total output value of about 140 million yuan [15] Group 7 - The emergence of new business models and industries in these regions is broadening income channels for farmers and contributing to high-quality economic development in rural areas [17] - This trend reflects a positive transformation in the agricultural landscape, promoting prosperity and sustainability [17]

Core Viewpoint - The development of a "green collar" industry in the Taklamakan Desert region of Xinjiang is transforming previously unproductive land into a thriving agricultural and aquaculture hub, showcasing innovative techniques in water management and crop cultivation [1][3][11]. Group 1: Aquaculture Development - The unique "desert seafood" aquaculture industry in the southern Taklamakan Desert has rapidly developed, with a water product output of 12,000 tons and a value of 380 million yuan [3]. - Local techniques such as "de-salting" and "de-alkalizing" have successfully adjusted the pH levels of water from 9.5-11 to the optimal range of 7.5-8.5 for aquatic life [3]. - The aquaculture initiative has also improved local employment, with average monthly wages exceeding 3,600 yuan [3]. Group 2: Rice Cultivation - In the desert edge area known as Daoxiang Village, rice cultivation has expanded to 10,000 acres, overcoming challenges of salinity, alkalinity, and water scarcity [5]. - The average yield of rice has increased to approximately 600 kilograms per acre, contributing to a rise in per capita income to 14,600 yuan [5]. - The integration of tourism with agricultural practices has further enhanced the economic prospects of the village [5]. Group 3: Diverse Agricultural Practices - The introduction of corn cultivation in the desert has been facilitated by a drip irrigation system, which conserves 30%-50% more water compared to traditional methods [7]. - The region has diversified its agricultural output by incorporating alfalfa and other crops, leading to a more integrated "planting + breeding" industry chain [9]. - The average income of villagers has surpassed 20,000 yuan, reflecting improved living conditions due to diversified agricultural practices [9]. Group 4: Economic Impact - The total area of specialty economic crops in desert regions of Xinjiang has reached 1.845 million acres, generating an annual output value of 4.37 billion yuan [11]. - The transformation from barren land to productive agricultural zones illustrates a successful model of sustainable development and economic growth in arid regions [11].

Group 1: Industry Development - The Taklamakan Desert, the world's second-largest shifting sand desert, has seen the successful completion of a 3,046 km green protective forest belt in Xinjiang, which is expected to foster a "green and prosperous" industrial development path [1][27] - The aquaculture industry in the Taklamakan Desert region has rapidly developed, with a water product output of 12,000 tons and a value of 380 million yuan in 2024 [3][27] - The introduction of innovative techniques to adjust water pH levels has enabled the successful cultivation of seafood in desert conditions, overcoming significant environmental challenges [3][27] Group 2: Agricultural Innovations - In the desert edge area of Xinjiang, a village named Daoxiang Village has successfully cultivated rice on a large scale, achieving an average yield of approximately 600 kg per mu [6][11] - The introduction of a drip irrigation system has allowed for efficient water use in corn cultivation, saving 30% to 50% of water compared to traditional methods [16][14] - The diversification of planting structures in the region has led to increased income for villagers, with per capita income exceeding 20,000 yuan [21][27] Group 3: Economic Impact - The total planting area for specialty economic crops in Xinjiang's sandy areas has reached 1.845 million mu, generating an annual output value of 4.37 billion yuan [27] - The development of a "planting + breeding" integrated industrial chain has been established, enhancing local economic resilience and employment opportunities [18][21]