
In Mengyin County, numerous small‑rural‑shared‑prosperity workshops, known as “gongfu gongfang”, serve as vital engines boosting rural revitalization and local shared prosperity.
These workshops make full use of idle village‑owned houses, old school buildings and abandoned factory premises. They develop featured sectors including handicraft‑making, toy assembly, agricultural‑product preliminary processing and fungus planting. A “central workshop plus scattered household work‑spots” operational mode enables flexible nearby employment for villagers.
Priority recruitment is given to stay‑behind women and low‑skill rural laborers. Residents can take processing orders at home or work in centralized venues, balancing family‑care work with income generation. Up to now, 58 such workshops across Mengyin have brought stable earnings to more than 900 rural residents.
Local authorities optimize supporting policies for workshop development, promote brand‑building and expand online sales channels. The small‑workshop economy turns idle rural resources into productive assets, broadening income channels for villagers and solidifying foundations for county‑level common‑prosperity practice.
Editor:韩蒙蒙