“The Political Economics” Of Silkworm Breeding Taking Dala,Jingxi,Guangxi For Example

Dala is located in Jingxi,Guangxi,close to the border between China and Vietnam.Since ancient times,it has been a well-known poverty village with poor natural conditions and blocked traffic.Silkworm breeding is a traditional dominant industry in Guangxi,Developing silkworm industry has an important means in the battle of poverty alleviation in Guangxi,it is so important in the battle of poverty alleviation in Guangxi.Therefore,the silkworm industry has well developed in Dala.This paper summarizes the relevant research on silkworm breeding,poverty alleviation and post-development theory at home and abroad by means of literature research and field investigation.As an important theoretical basis,this paper introduces the local silkworm breeding industry in Dala based on the local history and current situation.From the perspective of government officials and villagers,the paper analyses the achievements and problems of the development of silkworm breeding,and considers the phenomena of "economy" and "non-economy".In my opinion,from the point of view of local government and villagers,these phenomena have their rationality.Villagers pay more attention to the immediate benefits and pursue the maximization of short-term economic benefits,so they often make some very economic choices;while local governments value long-term social benefits and pursue the common prosperity of the whole people of Dala,some "uneconomical" decrees that do not seem to conform to the traditional economic benefits actually hide one of us.Unexpected meaning.Therefore,in the specific environment of Dala,for this special silkworm breeding industry,which has developed along with poverty alleviation,we should understand more about the political and economic phenomena in it from the perspective of humanistic care.We should face them with a positive attitude.Although there are many problems in Dala's silkworm breeding,local officials and villagers are essentially.It is also the desire of policymakers to strive for the same goal: to build a harmonious and prosperous Dala.