China’s countryside emerged stronger in 2025, capping the year with unprecedented agricultural feats announced at a Beijing press conference on January 22. Grain production hit 714.9 billion kilograms—a staggering 8.4 billion kilogram jump—defying floods, droughts, and heavy downpours that plagued regions.
Representatives from the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs confirmed fulfillment of all 2025 objectives and 14th Five-Year Plan milestones. This consistent positive trajectory offers critical support for elevating economic and social quality.
Ample ‘vegetable basket’ stocks guaranteed consumer access to fresh produce. Standout features included solidifying poverty eradication wins, ramping up tech and machinery aid, and advancing farm modernization. Picturesque, livable villages proliferated, enhancing resident happiness.
Reforms expanded in scope, spurring faster growth. From policy innovations to on-ground execution, China’s rural strategy delivered multifaceted gains, blending productivity with sustainability.
Looking forward, these achievements reinforce China’s global leadership in agriculture, promising continued stability and innovation for food security and rural prosperity.