# rural e-commerce

Beijing’s No.1 Document Targets Farmer Incomes with Price Supports, Subsidies and County‑Level Industrial Push

China’s 2026 No.1 central document places farmer income growth at the centre of rural policy, combining price supports, crop subsidies, insurance and county‑level industrial promotion to stabilize returns and boost livelihoods. The plan also prioritizes migrant worker employment protections and vocational training, while reaffirming Party leadership and governance reforms to manage implementation.