The second kind of people: college students who return home to start businesses. These people have received higher education and have certain contacts and economic foundation outside, so they return to their hometowns, either investing in setting up factories or investing in characteristic farming or agriculture in the village, using modern technology to build greenhouses, planting out-of-season vegetables or flower seedlings through modern facilities, and leading the villagers to become rich.
The third kind of people: have a certain appeal in the countryside, like to start a business, and have very good economic conditions in the village. As a result, when these people get rich by doing some projects in the village, they have a certain herding effect and butterfly effect. If they do well, other villagers will follow suit. In this case, the village will form a certain industrial pattern, so that everyone in the village can live a rich and happy life.