5G helps young people returning to their hometowns in the mountainous area of ​​Guizhou to "gold out" busy online

　　BEIJING, Nov. 9 electrical Guiyang

　　Author Zhou Yanling

　　"Post-90s" Miao girl Yang Wenli is a bit busy recently. Not only does she have to rush to make various Miao embroidery products and Miao costumes with the embroiderers in the village, she also broadcasts live broadcasts on short video platforms for more than three hours a day. In her words, "every day Busy to fly".

Data map: The embroiderer of Huawu Village is making Miao embroidery products.

Photo by Qu Honglun

　　The Huawu Village where Yang Wenli is located is located deep in the mountains of Xinren Miao Township, Qianxi City, Guizhou Province. It used to be called "Huawuji", which means "village under the cliff".

Because the village is backed by the mountain and facing the Wujiang River, before 2015, the mobile phone in Yang Wenli's pocket was a complete display at home. You need to climb to the top of the mountain to find the signal to make a call.

　　“It’s completely different now. The village’s 5G signal is fully covered, and online shopping and webcasting are very smooth.” Yang Wenli told reporters that some villagers would also “fight with people in the city” to snap up goods in the live broadcast rooms of e-commerce platforms. .

Yang Wenli promoted the "Double Eleven" in Moments.

Phone screenshot taken

　　In 2021, Huawu Village, as a demonstration site for Guizhou Mobile’s 5G+ digital village, has now achieved full coverage of the 5G network. “The network is about to fly, and nearly 70% of the Miao embroidery products in the poverty alleviation workshop are sold through live broadcast. Yes, some even sold to Hong Kong."

　　In the poverty alleviation workshop at the resettlement point for poverty alleviation in Huawu Village, the reporter saw Yang Wenli dressed in Miao costumes facing the camera of the mobile phone, introducing a set of colorful and densely patterned Miao embroidery costumes. Same) Only 1,500 yuan during the'Double Eleven' period..."

　　During the break of the live broadcast, Yang Wenli was full of emotions when talking about the changes in the village: In the early years, the villagers went out of the mountain as a "hand-picked rock". The tourist road leads directly to the Huawu Village. Some old people in the village use their mobile phones to watch short videos and watch live broadcasts even crazier than young people.

　　This is Yang Wenli's first trial of "Double Eleven". Not only did she work overtime with 22 embroiderers to prepare a variety of Miao embroidery products, but also sell some special agricultural products in the village, such as handmade yellow rice cakes and Miaojia rice wine.

Yang Wenli hopes that "shanhuo" can take advantage of 5G to go far and faster.

　　Like Yang Wenli, who is preparing for "Double Eleven" is the "post-90s" guy Long Rui. Long Rui, who lives in Libei Village, Yongjing Town, Xifeng County, Guiyang City, recently drove a small truck every day to buy sauerkraut from other villages. , Native eggs, dried peppers and other special agricultural products.

The picture shows Libei Village, the first Taobao Village in Guizhou.

Photo by Zhou Yanling

　　"We can sell more than 3,000 catties of farm sauerkraut a week, and it is estimated that the sales will double during the'Double Eleven' period." Long Rui, who is sorting out various agricultural products, said that as long as it is available in the village, it can be sold at a good price online. , There are more than 1 million yuan in income from selling "mountain products" a year.

　　The reporter saw at Long Rui’s house that the villagers who had been invited to help in the yard were quickly packing the sauerkraut into bags, and a house not far away was stacked with express parcels over one meter high. There were several logistics vehicles entering and leaving the yard every day.

The picture shows Long Rui asking local villagers to help pack sauerkraut.

Photo by Zhou Yanling

　　"As the first Taobao village in Guizhou, our village is quite busy at this time of year." Long Rui said. After "touching the Internet", more and more villagers put down their hoes in the village. "New farm work."

　　Nowadays, in Libei Village, where the 5G network is fully covered, many villagers set up their mobile phones at home to sell common local agricultural and sideline products such as chili noodles, small tofu, spicy chicken, and glutinous rice cakes.

In 2020, Xifeng County's e-commerce revenue will be 154 million yuan, and the 3,000-square-meter county-level logistics express storage and sorting center will realize the automatic sorting and unified distribution of logistics express.

The picture shows some of the special agricultural products sold online by Longrui.

Photo by Zhou Yanling

　　Up to now, Guizhou has built more than 30,000 5G base stations to build a high-speed "information bridge" in the mountains. 5G entering the village will not only help agricultural products go from deep in the mountains and fields to the thousands of households in front of the screen, but also allow returning youth We are busy "gold rushing" online.

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