Nutritional herbal tea meals

Author: Yu Guanting, Xie Ronghai, Lu Yao / Country: Mainland China
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Publishing Date: 2006-06-01
Features: The 16th Plenary Session of the Communist Party of China clearly proposed the historic task of building a new socialist countryside. The Central No. 1 Document of 2006 further emphasized the advancement of new socialist countryside construction as the central focus of the Party and government in the current and future period. In line with the requirements of developing production, achieving a well-off life, fostering a civilized rural atmosphere, improving village appearance, and promoting democratic management, China Agricultural Press, adhering to its mission of serving the "three rural issues" (agriculture, rural areas, and farmers), promptly planned and launched the "New Socialist Countryside Construction Series." The Publicity Department, General Administration of Press and Publication, Ministry of Agriculture, and ChinaPublishing Association attached great importance to the publication of this series, providing strong support and meticulous guidance. The series aims to innovate in serving the "three rural issues," with the goal of increasing farmers' income as the starting point and the construction of a harmonious rural society as the endpoint. It is designed to truly align with the realities of agricultural production, rural work, and farmers' needs, making it understandable, teachable, affordable, and applicable for farmers, agricultural technicians, and rural cadres.
The series revolves around the essence of building a new socialist countryside. In terms of content, it is divided into sections such as new agricultural technologies, training for new-type farmers, rural democratic management, rural policies and laws, rural energy and environment, agricultural infrastructure, construction of a well-off home, rural cultural life, rural health care, and rural early childhood education. In terms of publication format, it combines manual-style guides, Q&A formats, illustrated texts with posters and CDs. In terms of operational approach, it is implemented in phases according to the stages of new socialist countryside development. In terms of target readers, it offers reading materials tailored to the cultural levels and reading habits of rural audiences, catering to three levels: farmers, agricultural technicians, and rural cadres.
The entire series is written in plain language, rich in illustrations, and highlights scientific rigor, relevance, practicality, and. It strives to use new technologies, new content, and new formats to open up new horizons in service. We hope that the publication of this series will enhance the scientific literacy of farmers, accelerate the popularization of agricultural technology, improve the implementation and adoption rates of agricultural technology, and provide strong intellectual and spiritual support for agricultural development, farmers' income growth, and rural social progress. It aims to inject new vitality and dynamism into the construction of a new socialist countryside.