Core Viewpoint - The transformation of the mining area in Inner Mongolia's Ordos City from a coal-dominated landscape to a green and ecologically vibrant environment demonstrates the successful integration of ecological restoration and rural revitalization efforts [1][4]. Group 1: Environmental Transformation - The beginning of the transformation in Manlai Village occurred in 2019 with the implementation of a comprehensive rehabilitation project for the mined-out areas, covering over 400 acres, resulting in a vegetation coverage rate of over 80% [3][4]. - The area has shifted from barren land with dust storms to a lush green landscape, significantly improving the local environment and air quality [4][6]. Group 2: Economic Development - The integration of green mining practices with rural revitalization has led to the establishment of the "Huangshang Grain" rural complex, which combines agriculture, fruit orchards, pastures, and leisure facilities, attracting tourists and generating income for local residents [3][4]. - Local villagers have benefited economically from the transformation, with many employed in tourism-related services, leading to increased household incomes [4][6]. Group 3: Mining Industry Evolution - Coal mines in the region are transitioning towards "garden-style" mining operations, moving away from traditional coal mining practices to more sustainable and ecologically friendly methods [6]. - A local coal mine has achieved recognition as a green mine at the regional level, exemplifying the shift from mining to scenic areas, contributing to both ecological improvement and economic benefits for surrounding communities [6].