Dafangzi Village, Xinbin County, Liaoning Province: farm music makes farmers happy.

Dafangzi Village is located in Xinbin Manchu Autonomous County, Fushun City, Liaoning Province, adjacent to the 4A scenic spot Monkey Stone National Forest Park. There are 115 families in the village, with less than 1.2 mu of cultivated land per capita. "the land is thin and the people are poor" has become a stubborn disease that cannot be solved for a long time. In recent years, relying on the development of local tourism, the whole village of big houses has been in full pursuit. Nearly 1x5 families have set up farm music, with an annual income of more than 100,000 yuan and as little as 70,000 to 80,000 yuan. Dafangzi village has also been transformed from a typical poor mountain village into a demonstration village for the development of rural tourism.

At present, Dafangzi Village receives 150000 tourists in the whole year, and the comprehensive tourism income reaches 60 million yuan. In order to prevent vicious low-price competition, the village also spontaneously set up a farm music industry association, after several years of exploration, the whole village farm music industry operation and management level has been continuously improved. In the past two years, the village has also been awarded "Rural Women's Tourism demonstration site" and "China Rural Tourism Gold Farm Music". "Dafangzi Village" has become a famous business card of rural tourism in Liaoning Province.

Jiang Yanmei, director of the Xinbin County Tourism Bureau, said: "the development of Dafangzi Village has shown us a path that can be replicated. in the past few years, we have defined the development goal of 'promoting agriculture by tourism, helping farmers by tourism, and visiting rich farmers'. It is promoting the upgrading and transformation of Dafangzi village from a single type of farm music to comprehensive experiential products." It is understood that last year, the local government integrated 10 million yuan of funds from various departments to broaden rural roads, strengthen river embankments, and unify the style of green brick houses. In the next step, Dafangzi Village will also focus on developing Manchu cultural customs products, holding folk activities, and deeply ploughing full township culture.

Now, walking in Dafangzi village, I can only see that among the mountains, two rows of Manchu farmhouses are built along the street, an artificial stream flows gracefully in front of each house, and laughter continues to float out from the farmyard in the wooden fence.

Liang Bingqing