First‑secretary joint‑effort mechanism breaks village barriers for rural vitalization in Yishui

Yishui County in Linyi explores a new development path by changing scattered “individual‑village” assistance by first‑secretaries into coordinated cross‑village joint operations. The innovative model breaks administrative‑village boundaries and pools scattered human, capital and project resources.

In the past, each assigned first‑secretary worked within one single village, facing limited resources and difficulties solving cross‑village bottlenecks. Yishui has promoted regular on‑site observation, joint research and collective work meetings. The system builds a complete closed‑loop workflow: problem identification, joint discussion, task assignment and follow‑up implementation.

Secretary teams carry out field investigations in farmlands, reservoirs and rural communities. They jointly advance agricultural‑industry upgrading, summer‑vacation children care, medical‑volunteer services and rural‑infrastructure construction. Resources originally belonging to separate villages are shared across zones.

By shifting from isolated combat to united group‑style promotion, Yishui unlocks new growth drivers for rural comprehensive revitalization. Local authorities will further refine the regional‑cooperation mechanism to build a Yimeng‑style example for rural prosperity.

Editor：韩蒙蒙