1. Rural collective funds: the sum of monetary funds owned by village collectives, covering cash reserves and bank deposits of village collectives, which is an important source of liquidity to support the development of collective economy.
2. Rural collective assets refer to various forms of assets built or purchased by village groups through investment, including but not limited to various fixed assets such as houses, buildings, machinery and equipment. Including water conservancy, transportation, culture, education and other basic public welfare facilities, as well as agricultural materials, materials, creditor's rights and other forms of assets, these assets together constitute a solid foundation for the development of rural collective economy.
3. Rural collective resources: mainly refers to all kinds of natural resources such as land, woodland, mountains, grasslands, wasteland, beaches and water surfaces that are clearly owned by the collective according to laws and regulations. These resources are an important material basis for the development of rural collective economy, which provides a steady stream of power for the sustainable development of collective economy.