What is the latest ranking of China’s top ten famous villages?

The latest ranking of the top ten famous villages in China is: Huaxi Village, Yimeng No. 1 Village, Xiwang Village, Jiangyin Tuhao Village, Jiuxing Village, Nanshan Village, Hangmin Village, Yonglian Village, and Jinshun Village in Nanchang City , Xitang Village. The top one is: Jiuxing Village.

Jiuxing Village is a bright star shining in the southwestern part of Shanghai. It is located in Qibao Town, Minhang District, adjacent to Shanghai Caohejing High-tech Development Zone in the east, Shanghai Hongqiao Transportation Hub in the north, and the outer ring of Shanghai city passes through the village. It is connected to the two ramp entrances of Gudai Road and Caobao Road from the north to the south. It is conveniently located at the Xingzhong Road Station of Shanghai Rail Transit Line 9 and the Hongxin Road Station of Line 12 that is about to be opened to traffic, as well as dozens of bus lines extending in all directions. Excellent location.

Entering Jiuxing Village in Minhang District, at the junction of the southwest suburbs of Shanghai, is like entering a sea of ??shops. On its 1,600 acres of land, there is the largest comprehensive wholesale market in East China and the largest village office in the country. Comprehensive wholesale market. The per capita annual distributed income of the 3,757 villagers in this village is 35,000 yuan. In addition to everyone having a job and security, everyone has shares and has transformed from a villager into a stock investor.

“With shares, farmers can have long-term benefits. In fact, two distribution methods, distribution according to work and dividends according to shares, exist in our enterprise at the same time, plus pensions and medical insurance funds. As well as the protection of unemployment insurance, the villagers of Jiuxing can be said to have the 'three insurances'," said Wu Enfu, secretary of the Jiuxing Village Party Committee. Medical insurance, pensions, shares, dividends...these terms that were once exclusive to cities "fly into the homes of farmers in villages", and farmers lead a "rich" life that many urbanites are jealous of.

Looking at these villages and towns with amazing welfare, it is not difficult to find that they are usually located in the more economically developed areas of the southeastern coast and do not rely entirely on agriculture to get rich. The vision and courage of the village "heads" also allow them to achieve success. An important reason for "leap-forward development".