The Triple Dimensions of Digital Economy Promoting High-Quality Development of Rural Economy

Abstract

Against the backdrop of the national comprehensive advancement of the rural revitalization strategy, the digital economy is gradually becoming a key driving force for the high-quality development of rural economy. Guided by the research approach of value analysis, problem diagnosis, and path exploration, this paper affirms the positive role of the digital economy in advancing agricultural industrial upgrading, facilitating the linkage of urban-rural factors, and enhancing the resilience of rural economy. Meanwhile, it reveals practical challenges encountered in its development, such as weak infrastructure, prominent digital divide, unbalanced regional development, and lagging institutional guarantees. To address these issues, the study proposes measures including improving rural information and logistics infrastructure to smooth service "last-mile" connections, implementing hierarchical digital skills training to enhance farmers' application capabilities, promoting in-depth integration of digital technology with industries such as agriculture and rural tourism, improving the legal system and supervision framework, and strengthening regional coordination and risk prevention. These efforts aim to unleash the structural, institutional, and innovative value of the digital economy. The research not only provides an academic reference for understanding the role and path of digital technology in the transformation of rural economy but also offers policy guidance for practical implementation.