The rural areas referred to in the Rural Revitalization Promotion Law of the People’s Republic of China refer to those with natural socio-economic characteristics and production and living conditions.

Rural revitalization includes five aspects of revitalization: rural industry revitalization, rural talent revitalization, rural culture revitalization, rural ecological revitalization, and rural organization revitalization. Rural areas refer to regional complexes outside urban built-up areas that have natural, social, and economic characteristics and multiple functions such as production, life, ecology, and culture, including towns and villages.

Equip one rural doctor for every 1,000 serving population in the village area, promote the inclusion of new rural doctors into establishment management, and gradually achieve the goal of at least one rural doctor in each administrative village. Rural doctors within the establishment shall be uniformly managed, deployed and assessed by township health centers. In principle, the continuous service period in village clinics shall not be less than 8 years.

Yunnan Province's "Notice on Carrying out the "Cadres Planning Hometown Action"" clearly regards the "Cadres Planning Hometown Action" as an important carrier of the party history study and education "I do practical things for the masses" practical activities. The province has extensively mobilized national public officials to go deep into the grassroots to do practical things for the people and serve grassroots development, fully mobilize and rely on the masses, and prepare practical village plans that "integrate multiple regulations into one" to promote rural revitalization.

According to our country's laws, the following principles should be adhered to:

1. Implement the requirements for land space development and protection and strictly control land use.

2. Strictly protect permanent basic farmland and strictly control the occupation of agricultural land for non-agricultural construction.

3. Improve the level of economical and intensive use of land.

4. Make overall arrangements for urban and rural production, living, and ecological land, meet the reasonable needs for rural industry and infrastructure land, and promote the integrated development of urban and rural areas.

5. Protect and improve the ecological environment and ensure the sustainable use of land.

6. The quantity and quality of occupied cultivated land and developed and reclaimed cultivated land are balanced.