Xi stresses developing water-conserving agriculture
YINCHUAN - Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, on Tuesday stressed the need to actively develop water-conserving agriculture and refrain from water-wasting irrigation.
Xi made the remarks when visiting a rural ecotourism park in Helan County, Northwest China's Ningxia Hui autonomous region, to learn about the integrated development of modern agriculture and leisure tourism there.
The planting structure should be adjusted to better protect the water resources here, Xi said, noting that the people in Ningxia have long been blessed by the Yellow River.
Production should be based on the situation of local water resources and efforts be made to focus on the quality rather than quantity of products and increase their added value, Xi added.
President Xi Jinping has stressed efforts to secure a decisive victory in building a moderately prosperous society in all respects and eradicating poverty.
- Former vice-minister of water resources Tian Xuebin expelled from CPC
- Tropical depression to develop into typhoon before hitting China's southern coast
- China to strengthen 'Study in China' brand as global education influence grows
- Chinese scientists conduct fishery resources survey in waters east of Taiwan
- China claims team title as 67th International Mathematical Olympiad concludes in Shanghai
- Wakeboarding meets ancient rice terraces at Zhejiang's Yunhe































