What benefits does e-commerce bring to rural areas?

(A) conducive to the sale of agricultural products

The ultimate goal of the country to develop rural e-commerce is to help farmers sell their own agricultural products. Agricultural products are facing the problem of "difficult to sell" in the vast rural areas. Many characteristic agricultural and fishery products, especially some seasonal agricultural products, are still weak in resisting market risks, and the phenomenon of "increasing production without increasing income" occurs from time to time. Through the development of e-commerce, the world has become smaller, and the circulation efficiency of goods and services has improved, which has played a more positive role in changing farmers' lives.

(B) to promote farmers' consumption

Let rural consumers enjoy the same convenience as urban people without leaving home, and buy good and cheap goods. Farmers who enter rural comprehensive demonstration counties through national e-commerce can pay fees, obtain job-seeking information, send and receive express delivery, and buy goods that are difficult to deliver in the original countryside through nearby service outlets.

(3) Providing entrepreneurial opportunities for the rural unemployed.

Nowadays, many college graduates find it difficult to live in the city, easy to make money and difficult to save money. Returning home to start a business is no less than earning in the city, and you can stay at home. Life is really nourishing. With the help of the Internet platform, many agricultural products produced by farmers can be successfully sold online. It can be said that only when the Internet enters the village and makes farmers' entrepreneurship more tangible can rural e-commerce develop.

(D) Improve villagers' understanding of the Internet.

The rise of rural e-commerce can provide agricultural technical services and allow farmers to farm scientifically. With the accumulation of time, more and more villagers accept rural e-commerce, and at the same time more and more villagers use rural e-commerce. In a subtle way, the villagers' awareness of the Internet is getting stronger and stronger.

(5) Improve the rural logistics system.

As we all know, rural logistics has always been a major pain point for rural e-commerce, and this "last mile" has not been effectively solved. Logistics enterprises are reluctant to go to the countryside because there are few pieces and the logistics cost is high. With the development of rural e-commerce and the increase of commodities, logistics enterprises naturally develop in rural areas and form a complete rural logistics system.