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The story of revitalization

The story of revitalizing the countryside is as follows:

In Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province, there is a Yi woman named Xiaoqi who left her hometown to work in the city in pursuit of a better life. Later, she met and married Mou Anlin, a young man from Guizhou who also worked in an electronics factory. In order to realize their dream, Xiaoqi and Mou Anlin returned to Mou Anlin's hometown of Linzheng Village, Xixiu District, Zhenning Buyi Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Anshun City, Guizhou Province. They contracted 210 acres of barren mountains and planted 10 acres of peach trees and 200 acres of tea.

After several years of hard work, their orchards and tea farms have yielded fruitful results, providing villagers with a large amount of income from labor every year, as well as increasing sales channels for their agricultural products. The entrepreneurial story of Xiaoqi and Mou Anlin demonstrates the unlimited possibilities of rural development, and provides local villagers with employment opportunities and ways to increase their income.

Significance of revitalizing the countryside

Implementing the strategy of revitalizing the countryside is conducive to the promotion of China's outstanding traditional culture. Traditional Chinese culture is vernacular culture, and its roots are in the countryside. Rural revitalization requires the protection of traditional Chinese culture and its continuation and development. By promoting traditional virtues and culture, we can enhance people's cultural confidence and promote rural revitalization.

The essence of implementing the rural revitalization strategy is to return to and transcend vernacular China. China is essentially a rural agricultural country, and the roots of an agricultural country's culture lie in the countryside, while the village is an important carrier of rural culture. The essence of revitalizing the countryside is to return to the vernacular China, and at the same time to transcend the vernacular China in the context of modernization and globalization.