Group 1: Grain Storage and Logistics - The National Grain and Reserve Administration reported that the national grain standard storage capacity has exceeded 730 million tons, an increase of 58 million tons compared to the end of the 13th Five-Year Plan [6][8] - High-standard grain storage capacity has been increasing annually, with low-temperature storage capacity reaching 220 million tons, which is an increase of 70 million tons compared to the end of the 13th Five-Year Plan [7] - The construction of core logistics hubs and key nodes has accelerated, leading to improved grain circulation efficiency [8] Group 2: Agricultural Brand Development in Guangdong - Guangdong has emphasized the cultivation of agricultural brands, with the total value of agricultural enterprise brands in the province exceeding 250 billion yuan [16][17] - Agricultural products have evolved from primary products to high-quality, regionally distinctive products during the 14th Five-Year Plan [18] - The "Yue" brand agricultural products have gained significant market presence, with examples including the global popularity of lychees and the export value of Qingyuan bamboo shoots exceeding 100 million yuan [20][21] Group 3: RCEP Economic Cooperation - As of September 2025, Yunfu City has signed project investment intentions exceeding 5 billion yuan with RCEP member countries [31]

Group 1 - The core event is the "Xinjiang Products Going South, Guangdong Products Going North" initiative, which will feature Guangdong food products in Xinjiang from July 4-6, 2025, during the Central Asia (Horgos) Commodity Trade Fair [2][5][6] - Guangdong is preparing to showcase unique products, particularly the fresh bamboo shoots from Qingyuan, which are known for their crisp texture and flavor [7][9][15] - The bamboo shoots industry in Qingyuan has a long history and has developed into a large-scale production area, with an annual output of over 1.2 million tons, accounting for more than 80% of the city's total production [17][22][24] Group 2 - Qingyuan's bamboo shoots are recognized for their high quality, with a planting area of 993,000 acres and a total output value of 10.965 billion yuan by the end of 2024 [22][24] - The bamboo shoots have diversified into a complete industrial chain, producing various products such as ready-to-eat bamboo shoot strips and traditional dried bamboo shoots, catering to both local and international markets [26][30][31] - The initiative aims to promote the "Lingnan Mountain Treasures" and expand their market presence in Central Asia, highlighting the potential for Guangdong's specialty products to gain recognition [34][35]

Core Viewpoint - Qingyuan is highlighted as a region rich in natural resources and cultural heritage, leveraging its ecological advantages to promote rural revitalization and economic growth through sustainable practices and local specialties [5][8][46]. Group 1: Agricultural Development - Qingyuan's chicken industry has a comprehensive output value exceeding 11.1 billion, with an annual output of 158 million chickens, making it a leading product in the region's agricultural sector [13][14]. - The tea industry in Yingde, known as the "World Red Tea Hometown," has a brand value surpassing 5.178 billion, with one in six residents engaged in tea-related work [19][20]. - The bamboo shoot industry in Qingyuan has a comprehensive output value projected to exceed 10.965 billion by the end of 2024, with an annual production of 1.5136 million tons [27][28]. Group 2: Economic Transformation - The North River, as Qingyuan's main waterway, is being transformed into an economic driver, with local initiatives enhancing tourism and local businesses, leading to a collective economic income increase from 6.9 million to 15.9 million in a year [35][36]. - The integration of agriculture and tourism in San Keng Town is revitalizing the local economy, with various specialty industries flourishing alongside hot spring tourism [39][40]. - The region's focus on ecological preservation and sustainable development is creating a model for modern Chinese urbanization, balancing economic growth with environmental stewardship [46][48].