Green poverty reduction is an important way to control poverty, and its poverty reduction mechanism lies in getting rid of poverty in poor areas through green industry and green industrialization. This paper studies the green industry model from the perspective of industrial integration and interest linkage mechanism. The modes of internal integration of agricultural industry include circular agriculture, under-forest economy and courtyard economy. The extension of agricultural industrial chain mainly forms e-commerce poverty alleviation model, and the integration of three industries forms tourism poverty alleviation and sightseeing agriculture model. New technologies have spawned photovoltaic poverty alleviation and big data industry poverty alleviation. From the perspective of interest linkage, the green poverty alleviation model mainly includes five modes: enterprise-led, large-scale household-led, collective economy-led, policy-led and asset-income poverty alleviation. In this paper,

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Poverty is relative to abundance, similar to poverty. Living poverty, the so-called poverty, is a phenomenon of poor material life in society. Poverty is a comprehensive phenomenon of social material life and spiritual life, and its main source is the lack of material living conditions and the lack of spiritual life outlet. As usual: "philosophical poverty", "proletarian poverty" and so on.

1998 Amartya Sen, winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics, believes that the real meaning of poverty is the poverty of the poor's ability to create income and opportunities; Poverty means that the poor lack the ability to get and enjoy a normal life.

Rowntree and Booth wrote in 190 1: "A certain number of goods and services are necessary for the survival and welfare of individuals and families; The living conditions of people and families who lack the economic resources or ability to obtain these goods and services are poverty. "

In his book Poverty in Britain: Measurement of Family Property and Living Standard, Thomson of Britain defines poverty as: "Individuals, families and groups among all residents who lack resources to get all kinds of food, participate in social activities and the most basic living and social conditions are called poverty." In the book The Truth of Poverty, Oppenheimer of Britain thinks: "Poverty refers to material, social and emotional deprivation. This means spending less than average on food, warmth and clothes. First of all, poverty deprives people of the tool for building future buildings-"your chance to survive". It quietly deprives people of the opportunity to enjoy life without being hurt by diseases, receive decent education, have a safe house and retire for a long time. Lloyd Reynolds of the United States said in his book Microeconomics: "The so-called poverty problem means that many families in the United States do not have enough income to make them have a basic living standard. "