China will promote infrastructure construction as one of the measures for rural revitalization, according to a government work report delivered by Premier Li Keqiang earlier this month. /CFP Photo

The country will improve infrastructure for supplying water, power, and information, and build or upgrade 200,000 kilometers of rural roads. CFP Photo

The government will take steady steps in carrying out a three-year campaign to improve rural living environments, and continue the Toilet Revolution. /CFP Photo

Other moves in the rural revitalization strategy include advancing supply-side structural reform in agriculture and deepening rural reforms. /CFP Photo

China will extend the second round of rural land contracts by another 30 years upon the current expiration date, Li said, stressing the role of reform and innovation in building powerful new growth drivers for rural development. /CFP Photo

A budget report of the Ministry of Finance said measures to support rural revitalization will include improving the agricultural subsidy system, deepening the reform of grain pricing mechanisms, and supporting innovations in agricultural science and technology. /CFP Photo

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