What makes Magdalena feel blessing is that the rural construction artists of Gejia Village have not only kindled Dingwang people's entrepreneurial passion, but also taught them how to start their own businesses. On August 30th, salesgirls of the "Dream Weaving Workshop" in this Guizhou village tried live-streaming. More than 120,000 people had watched the live broadcast, and the sales volume exceeded 50,000 RMB yuan.

Many residents at Dingwang Village are skillful in traditional Chinese arts and crafts, such as batik, embroidery and wine making. The success in the live-streaming of cloth art products has instilled confidence into these people and they are ready to embark on entrepreneurship. 

To this Polish couple, sharp contrasts can be found between the economic development of Eastern and Western China, and big differences can be located among the concerns of villagers in rural revitalization. On December 14th, Magdalena and her husband went to Chengyang village and noticed that, unlike the residents of Dingwang village, the resident here are more concern about village landscape than profit-making.

Deeply impressed by the diversity of Chinese villages, the couple  conclud in the session: they planned to spend more time visiting 100 different Chinese villages, and introducing China’s burgeoning rural revitalization to the world.

The audience of this session burst into thunderous applause.