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The Realistic Dilemmas and Optimization Paths for Promoting Comprehensive Rural Revitalization in the New Era
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Abstract
The rural revitalization strategy, as the overarching approach to work related to agriculture, rural areas and farmers, has achieved remarkable results in recent years in improving the rural living environment and rural grassroots governance. However, in some specific implementation processes, it still faces many practical difficulties that need to be urgently addressed. These mainly include: first, the implementation of policies is not in place, with "the last mile" being a bottleneck; second, the rural industrial structure is single and the value of products is not high; third, the endogenous motivation of farmers to participate in rural construction has not been fully stimulated. To further solve these problems and promote the in-depth development of the rural revitalization strategy, it is suggested to start from the following aspects: first, a supervision and evaluation mechanism for policy implementation should be established and improved. Second, the endogenous motivation of farmers should be further stimulated. Third, the development pattern of industrial clusters should be accelerated. Finally, the vitality of rural areas should be stimulated to promote the continuous income growth and prosperity of farmers.
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How to cite this paper
The Realistic Dilemmas and Optimization Paths for Promoting Comprehensive Rural Revitalization in the New Era
How to cite this paper: Lin You. (2025) The Realistic Dilemmas and Optimization Paths for Promoting Comprehensive Rural Revitalization in the New Era. Journal of Humanities, Arts and Social Science, 9(3), 582-586.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.26855/jhass.2025.03.026
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