This is Round Table. Hainan, China's absolutely stunning southern island getaway,
has gotten plenty of attention for its beautiful beaches and climate,
but now the island is getting attention for a more delicious reason, we can say.
The planting of exotic fruits could help with rural revitalization.
We'll look at the challenges and opportunities that come with such an undertaking and find out what other regions can learn from Hainan as well.
Coming to you live from Beijing, this is Round Table.
I'm Steve and for today's show, I'm joined by Nio Honglin and Laiming.
Recent reports highlight Hainan's cultivation of exotic fruits as an innovative rural revitalization strategy,
capitalizing on the province's favorable climate to create new agricultural opportunities and boost local economies.
While this approach demonstrates significant potential through increased farmer incomes and market expansion,
it also faces challenges of course,
but those challenges offer valuable lessons for other regions to develop tailored solutions,
based on their own geographical advantages and market conditions.
Good afternoon, Laiming and Nio Honglin.
Today we talk exotic fruits and I for one, am a fan.
Yeah, super delicious.
I love going to the market and going, ooh, what's that?
Ooh, what's that?
Let's get one and try it out.
I was off air on another day in Nio Honglin.