Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of green transformation for high-quality development in China, showcasing the diverse paths taken by Inner Mongolia, Zhejiang, and Chongqing in their respective green initiatives [2][12]. Group 1: Inner Mongolia's Green Transformation - Inner Mongolia is focusing on reducing carbon emissions by decreasing the proportion of coal-fired power, which has dropped from 83% in 2020 to 74% in 2022, saving 195 million tons of standard coal [3][4]. - The region has implemented integrated projects for desertification control and renewable energy, with a new 500,000 kW photovoltaic project recently completed [3]. - Inner Mongolia aims to achieve a total installed capacity of renewable energy exceeding 170 million kW by the end of the year, with an expected annual power generation of 300 billion kWh, reducing coal consumption by 91.5 million tons and CO2 emissions by 250 million tons [6][4]. Group 2: Zhejiang's Ecological Economy - Zhejiang has built the first ecological province in China, with renewable energy accounting for 50.2% of its installed capacity, surpassing coal-fired power for the first time [7]. - The province has seen a 38% reduction in energy consumption per unit of GDP over the past two decades, ranking among the top in the country [7]. - Zhejiang's green transformation has led to a significant increase in high-tech industry investment, growing by 15.2% in the first half of the year, with the digital economy now accounting for over 50% of GDP [8]. Group 3: Chongqing's Green Development - Chongqing is focusing on building a green economy, with 170 national-level green factories established, contributing to 29.5% of the city's industrial output [10][11]. - The city is transitioning from heavy industry to high-end, intelligent, and green manufacturing, with significant investments in electric vehicle production and renewable energy [11]. - Chongqing is actively exploring innovative mechanisms for ecological protection and green finance, aiming to enhance its ecological civilization and modernize its economy [11][10].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the transformation of Yucun village from a resource-extraction economy to a sustainable, eco-friendly tourism and agriculture model, driven by the philosophy of "Lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets" proposed by Xi Jinping in 2005 [1][29]. Group 1: Historical Context - Yucun village previously relied on mining, leading to severe environmental degradation, with villagers recalling the pollution and health issues caused by mining activities [4][12][22]. - The village's economy thrived on mining, making it a wealthy community, but at the cost of ecological health and quality of life [8][22]. Group 2: Transformation Journey - The villagers recognized the need for change, leading to the closure of mines and factories, and the initiation of environmental restoration projects [21][25]. - Yucun has transitioned from selling stones to selling scenic beauty, focusing on ecological agriculture, eco-tourism, and sustainable economic practices [16][29]. Group 3: Current Developments - In 2024, Yucun attracted 1.22 million tourists, generating over 60 million yuan in tourism revenue, with per capita disposable income rising from over 8,000 yuan in 2005 to 74,000 yuan [29]. - The village has become a hub for new residents and entrepreneurs, fostering innovation and new business models in areas like cycling tourism and digital economy [33][38]. Group 4: Future Prospects - Yucun aims to continue attracting talent and investment by promoting its natural beauty and sustainable practices, with over 1,200 new villagers contributing to the local economy [38][45]. - The village's transformation is seen as a model for rural revitalization, balancing ecological preservation with economic development [46].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the successful integration of ecological protection and economic development in Qingshan Village, showcasing how environmental restoration can lead to sustainable income generation for local residents [5][12]. Ecological Restoration - Qingshan Village underwent significant ecological restoration starting in 2015, with the establishment of the "Shan Shui Fund" to manage land use and cut pollution sources, resulting in improved water quality in Longwu Reservoir [7][8]. - The village stopped using chemical fertilizers, leading to a notable enhancement in the water quality of Longwu Reservoir, which is now clear enough to reflect human images [6][8]. Rural Development - The improved ecological environment attracted over 110 new residents from various creative fields, leading to the establishment of nearly 60 institutions and an annual visitor count of around 100,000 [9][10]. - The "Natural Good Neighbor" initiative encourages villagers to operate eco-friendly businesses, with over 60 households participating, generating annual contributions of 50,000 to 100,000 yuan for ecological protection projects [10][11]. Shared Prosperity - The establishment of the Huanghu Town Strong Village Company in 2023 aims to enhance rural development through international perspectives and modern governance, extending Qingshan Village's economic activities across the region [12][13]. - The "Shan Shui Fund" model has attracted nearly 300 million yuan in social capital for rural development, promoting a sustainable development mechanism that benefits both the environment and local communities [11][14].

Group 1 - The 2025 Ecological Civilization Guiyang International Forum focused on "deepening local friendly cooperation and promoting green development for mutual benefit" [1] - Seven pairs of provincial and municipal friendly city agreements were signed during the forum, including agreements between Guizhou Province and Liberia's Monrovia City, as well as intentions with Mozambique's Gaza Province and Papua New Guinea's Milne Bay Province [1] - Guizhou Province aims to transform its ecological advantages into development momentum, showcasing its green development practices to the world through international friendly cities [1] Group 2 - The Governor of Milne Bay Province, Gordon Wesley, presented a specific cooperation list that includes trade of specialty agricultural products, sustainable fisheries management, and eco-cultural tourism [2] - The forum launched the "Study in Guizhou" project to attract international youth from friendly cities to study in Guizhou, fostering future cooperation [2] - The "Friendly City Shopping and Travel" cross-border e-commerce project was announced to facilitate the flow of Guizhou's ecological agricultural products and handicrafts to the world, while also allowing quality goods from friendly cities to enter the Chinese market [2]