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inadequacies in the provision of proper modern amenities, so as to create fine
living spaces in rural areas.

We should develop county economies with unique features, explore
multiple functions of agriculture, and promote greater integration of primary,
secondary, and tertiary sectors in rural areas. We should nurture distinctive

rural industries and refine the mechanisms for involving more rural residents
to help sustain rural income growth.
27. Ensuring that policies aimed at strengthening agriculture, benefiting farmers,

and enriching rural areas deliver greater outcomes
We should improve the diversified investment framework based on
priority fiscal support, preferential financial backing, and broad participation
by non-governmental entities, all to ensure that investment in rural

revitalization continues to rise. We should keep farmers motivated in growing
grains or engaging in other agricultural activities by giving them stronger

price, subsidy, and insurance support in a more coordinated way. We should
increase compensation for major grain-producing areas and implement a
cross-provincial mechanism for major grain-purchasing areas to compensate
major grain-producing areas. We should enhance grain purchases and sales

and better manage grain reserves.
The import of agricultural products should be further diversified, and

trade and production should be better coordinated. We should promote the
two-way flow of production factors between urban and rural areas and
provide incentives for various types of personnel to offer services, start
businesses, or seek employment in rural areas. We should promote the

economical, efficient use of rural collective land designated for
business-related construction, put idle land and vacant housing to good use in

accordance with the law, and ensure the provision of rural development land
across various categories. Support should be provided for the development of
new rural collective economies.
We should make coordinated efforts to establish regular mechanisms for

preventing rural residents from lapsing or relapsing into poverty. We should
continue to provide well-targeted assistance, strengthen support to help those

most in need, ramp up development-based assistance, and boost internal
impetus for development. We should provide multi-tiered and categorized
assistance for underdeveloped areas, enhance policies supporting key
counties in need of assistance in achieving rural revitalization, and make

every effort to guard against any large-scale lapse or relapse into poverty.

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