Group 1 - Gansu Qingyang is an important part of the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia border area, providing significant material support for the anti-Japanese war while expanding its agricultural advantages and accelerating the development of the computing power industry for high-quality growth [1] - The local agricultural development includes vegetables, apples, and livestock, with per capita disposable income of rural residents increasing from 4,262.4 yuan in 2012 to 14,200 yuan in 2024 [5] - Qingyang has established a large integrated energy base for wind, solar, and thermal power, contributing to the supply of green energy to eastern regions through the recently operational Long Electric Project [5] Group 2 - Qingyang's computing power scale has reached 66,000 P, positioning it as one of the ten data center clusters in the "East Data West Computing" project, attracting more domestic enterprises to build data centers in the region [7]

Group 1 - Sichuan Province has launched a "dual cultivation" action to strengthen its agricultural industry, with a total investment of 199.4 billion yuan across 465 projects [1] - The focus is on key industrial chains, with 329 projects highlighted at the launch, amounting to an investment of 107.26 billion yuan [1] - Sichuan is one of the top 13 grain-producing provinces in China, with 13 agricultural products consistently ranking first in national output [1] Group 2 - The province aims to build 24 livestock industry clusters, targeting a total output value of over 1 trillion yuan in the next 3-5 years [2] - Sichuan is the largest producer of quality silkworm cocoons in the country, with plans to support the development of four major industrial chains related to silkworm production [2] - The tea industry in Sichuan ranks third nationally in terms of area, output, and comprehensive value, with plans to enhance the potential of specific tea ecological zones [2]