走进位于泰国北部的楠府万萨县的农业技术中心，郁郁葱葱的林子里，分布着十几栋简易大棚。除了猪 仔饲育实验基地，这里还有本地红牛与水牛研究、山羊饲养与羊奶加工、植物育苗、蚯蚓与青蛙养殖等 项目。这所农业技术中心占地面积2116莱（1莱约合2.4亩），由泰国朱拉隆功大学于2005年创建，为楠 府全部15个县提供技术帮助，包括家畜养殖、林木种植等方面。 记者到达楠府农业技术中心时，遇到楠府萨宁镇几十名村民来参加培训，学习家猪饲养方法。"在这里 可以学到整个饲养过程，把猪养得更好，卖上更高的价钱。"村民甘达说，"通过培训，我们几个农场主 打算联合起来建一个大一点的养猪场。"据了解，农业技术中心与当地县镇政府长期合作，或派技术员 下乡传授农业技术，或组织村民前来培训。 塔纳瓦的小型养猪场位于楠府塔旺帕县的一个小村庄。青山四周环抱，中间是绿油油的稻田，门口挂着 的"标准养猪场"的牌子十分醒目。"小猪饲养4个月就能长到80公斤，每公斤80泰铢（1美元约合32泰 铢），一头猪能卖好几千泰铢呢。大的那4头已经养了两年，下了不少猪仔。"塔纳瓦对记者说，养猪场 的发展离不开农业技术中心，工作人员不仅送猪仔、教技能，还经常来村里实地指 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the launch of the first "Sichuan Provincial Ecological Product Directory (2025 Edition)" aimed at better identifying, evaluating, and utilizing ecological products to promote their commercialization and enhance economic value [1][2] - The ecological product directory includes a diverse range of products, such as material supply ecological products like forest fungi and pasture, regulatory service ecological products like water conservation and soil preservation, and cultural service ecological products like eco-tourism and educational research [1] - Sichuan has made significant progress in ecological governance and industrial transformation, with a notable improvement in air quality, as PM2.5 concentration has dropped to 29.8 micrograms per cubic meter, marking the first time it has fallen below 30 micrograms [2] Group 2 - The event showcased various innovative uses of bamboo materials, including customized boards and automotive soundproofing materials, demonstrating the shift towards greener industrial practices [1] - Sichuan's ecological civilization construction and "dual carbon" work have yielded important results, including advancements in the "Ten Actions for Carbon Peak" and achievements in building a beautiful Sichuan and happy rivers and lakes [1] - The province is leveraging information management platforms to enhance cross-departmental collaboration in ecological protection and governance, forming a regulatory synergy [2]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the significant contributions of the 10th batch of aid workers from Shaanxi Province to the development of the Ali region in Tibet, focusing on economic, social, and cultural advancements [1][4][10] - The aid workers successfully introduced 54 new agricultural and livestock varieties, enhancing local food security and agricultural diversity [3][4] - Infrastructure projects, such as the construction of the Purang Airport and various public facilities, have been initiated to improve local living conditions and stimulate economic growth [4][5][10] Group 2 - The introduction of high-altitude fruit cultivation, including strawberries and other varieties, has created new income opportunities for local farmers, with greenhouses generating over 2000 yuan weekly [2][3] - Educational initiatives have been implemented to improve local teaching standards, including training programs for teachers and the establishment of internship bases for students [6][7] - Medical aid has expanded healthcare access, with over 240 doctors deployed, leading to significant improvements in local health services and the introduction of advanced medical technologies [8][10] Group 3 - Cultural exchange programs have fostered deeper connections between the Han and Tibetan communities, promoting mutual understanding and cooperation [9][10] - The aid workers' commitment to the region is reflected in their long-term presence and ongoing projects aimed at sustainable development and community empowerment [11]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the transformative development and ecological restoration efforts in Tibet, showcasing a harmonious relationship between nature and human activities, as well as cultural preservation and innovation in various sectors [1][8][33]. Group 1: Ecological Restoration - The ecological restoration project in the Gongga section of Lhasa has successfully transformed barren landscapes into green areas, demonstrating the commitment to environmental protection and sustainable development [3][6][8]. - The planting of saplings, such as the Chinese fir, in challenging conditions reflects the dedication of builders to restore the fragile ecosystem of the Tibetan plateau [3][7]. Group 2: Cultural Heritage - The preservation of cultural heritage is evident in places like the ancient Shazha Courtyard, where traditional Tibetan art and stories are interwoven with modern life, showcasing the continuity of cultural practices [9][11][15]. - The Zaza clothing, representing cultural narratives, serves as a living testament to the region's rich history and traditions [11][15]. Group 3: Innovative Development - The operation of the world's highest wind farm in Zhaozha demonstrates technological advancements and a commitment to green energy in Tibet [16][18]. - Modern agricultural practices, including the establishment of agricultural demonstration zones, highlight the integration of technology and ecological principles to enhance local livelihoods and promote self-sufficiency [18][21]. Group 4: Social Harmony - The coexistence of multiple ethnic groups in Lhasa, characterized by mutual support and community bonds, exemplifies the spirit of unity and cooperation among diverse populations [25][29]. - Community service stations in Lhasa provide essential support and foster a sense of belonging, reinforcing the idea that social harmony is built on everyday interactions and assistance [29][32].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the transformation and modernization of the Hetao Irrigation District in Inner Mongolia, focusing on water management, salinization issues, and agricultural innovations to enhance productivity and sustainability [1][2][3][4] Group 1: Water Management Innovations - The Hetao Irrigation District has implemented a real-time monitoring system with 1,284 communication stations and 2,141 data monitoring points, allowing for 24-hour dynamic monitoring of water levels and flow [2] - Water usage is now charged based on actual consumption rather than a flat rate per acre, leading to an estimated annual water savings of approximately 160 cubic meters per acre [2] Group 2: Agricultural Practices and Salinization Issues - Nearly half of the 13.7 million acres of arable land in Bayannur City is affected by salinization, making it the region with the largest area of saline-alkali land in Inner Mongolia [1] - The district has shifted from traditional irrigation methods to a more efficient "water-saving" approach, integrating high-standard farmland construction with saline-alkali land utilization and technological innovation [1][3] Group 3: Saline-Alkali Land Management - The management strategy for saline-alkali land has evolved to include ecological conservation areas, allowing for the natural movement of salts and improving land quality [3] - After comprehensive management, the quality of saline-alkali land has improved, with salt content reduced by 0.2-0.3 percentage points and crop yields increased by over 15% [3] Group 4: Future Development Plans - The future strategy for the Hetao Irrigation District emphasizes water conservation, balanced spatial development, and systematic governance, with a target of improving 302,000 acres of saline-alkali land this year [4]