This holiday, "new technologies" are emerging in rural areas, and "new infrastructure" is activating "new momentum" to make rural green living visible and tangible. Sunbathing is enough to explore the village. Entering Jiangxiang Village in Changshu, Suzhou, Jiangsu, the first thing that catches the attention of tourists is the "photovoltaic panels" that grow on rooftops, sidewalks, and trees in front of them. On both sides of the photovoltaic walkway, micro weather stations are embedded in the gaps of the photovoltaic panels to monitor real-time light intensity, temperature, and humidity. After the data is transmitted back to the "energy brain" created by the power supply department, the system will automatically optimize the power generation efficiency. Tourist Mr. Ji: Coincidentally, my phone is also out of battery. This seat can be charged wirelessly, which is quite convenient. Moreover, it is powered by photovoltaic panels, which is very environmentally friendly. At the Tianfu Agricultural Expo Park in Xinjin, Chengdu, Sichuan, a giant panda painting depicting rice paddies has become a new theme in the land painting. After the harvested rice quickly enters the granary, the straw in the field is not wasted. Through the combination of the skilled hands of cultural and creative artists and modern craftsmanship, the small straw and straw undergo a magnificent transformation: creative shapes such as "Sichuan Opera Face Changing" and "Nezha's Mind", creating a "giant scarecrow kingdom" in the East New Area Expo Park. Yuan Zhouping, member of the Academic Committee of Sichuan Tianfu Agricultural Culture Research Center: From "field waste" to "creative raw materials", "Straw Deformation Record" is a green wisdom returned by the earth. Next, we will combine agricultural culture with the industrial characteristics of the park, introduce more technological elements, such as using 3D printing technology to create personalized scarecrows, developing AR interactive experiences with scarecrow themes, etc., so that more people can feel the charm and vitality of the countryside. In Algeletai Village, Yanchiwan Township, Gansu Province, this year, herdsmen have achieved data interconnection with the "Beidou collar" on their sheep's heads through a Beidou handheld device, making precise grazing effortless. The Beidou third-generation satellite technology is redefining traditional animal husbandry. Nowadays, consumers thousands of miles away can track the grazing trajectory of snow capped sheep in real time through a mini program with just a tap of their phone. Lu Qiang, the operation manager of the Smart Pasture Project in Subei Mongolian Autonomous County: Our project has covered three pastoral areas in Dangchengwan Town, Shibaocheng Township, and Yanchiwan Township of Subei Mongolian Autonomous County. We have provided herdsmen with Beidou communication handheld devices and Beidou positioning collars, achieving intelligent grazing and digital management. New infrastructure activates new momentum. The new infrastructure in rural areas across the country is focused on the four directions of "digital, green, smart, and integrated". Currently, the 5G coverage rate in administrative villages nationwide exceeds 90%. (New Society)