Development Of Various Regions Research Articles

Research on the marketing strategy of agricultural product community e-commerce

With the continuous progress and development of the “global e-commerce era”, China's community e-commerce of marketing environment of agricultural products is growing rapidly. At present, the level of e-commerce development in various regions of China is not balanced, resulting in farmers in many regions still lacking marketing awareness of community e-commerce. Through the analysis of the current status of China's e-commerce development of agricultural products, this study found that there are existing problems such as: the imbalance of agricultural products e-commerce development scale in various regions, the difficulty of agricultural products logistics and distribution, the uneven quality level of agricultural products, the lack of community marketing awareness among merchants, and the gap in e-commerce talents. Based on the content marketing theory, this paper draws research conclusions and puts forward suggestions for optimizing community e-commerce marketing.

Impact of China’s Digital Economy on Integrated Urban–Rural Development

This paper measures the comprehensive level of the digital economy and integrated urban–rural development across Chinese provinces from 2013 to 2022. Using a two-way fixed effects model, it explores the nonlinear relationship, regional heterogeneity, and underlying causes of how the digital economy empowers integrated urban–rural development. The study finds that: (1) The digital economy promotes integrated urban–rural development, with a quadratic polynomial regression model and threshold regressive model revealing an inverted U-shaped relationship. The turning point has not yet been reached, and the promoting relationship shows a diminishing marginal trend. (2) In terms of sub-dimensions, the strengths of the promoting effect are ranked as follows: digital infrastructure construction, industrial digitization, and digital industrialization. (3) Regionally, the digital economy’s promoting effect on integrated urban–rural development is strongest in Central China, followed by Eastern China, and weakest in Western China. The innovation and contribution of this paper lie in discovering the nonlinear impact of the digital economy on China’s integrated urban–rural development, analyzing its intrinsic driving forces and regional differences, and providing valuable references for implementing regionally differentiated development policies for the digital economy and integrated urban–rural development in various regions of China.

The Influence of Regional Socioeconomic Features On the Distribution of Financial Resources For Higher Education

The article is devoted to solving the problem of “budgetary financial adequacy of higher education” in China through a fairer, uniform, and sufficient distribution of financial costs for higher education among the provinces of this country, considering significant differences in the natural, economic, and social conditions of development in various regions. Currently, in China, the calculation of standard financial costs for the education sector is carried out according to the legal requirements of the Budget Department of the Ministry of Finance, taking into account the number of people studying at the corresponding level of education, the cost norm for this level of education, and the deviation coefficient. Instead, this article proposes a more comprehensive and rational approach that considers regional differences in the cost of living and the financial burden on higher education institutions, increasing the government’s responsibility for supporting a balanced distribution of financial resources for higher education. To take into account regional differences, it is proposed to use a system of indices for the difference in the costs of regional development, which includes three main categories of indicators: natural factors (the complexity of the terrain and the share of the area planted with forests), economic factors (the index of prices for raw materials, GDP per capita, freight traffic, and the total duration of operation of urban public transport), and social factors (population density in municipal areas, number of graduates of general education colleges and universities). To determine the fair size of budgetary expenditures on higher education, it is proposed to make adjustments to the index of differentiation of regional development expenditures, which combines these indicators using the geometric regression average benchmark method (without including a constant term). A higher value of this index means that the region needs more resources to achieve the same level of development as another region, so the standard budget expenditures for higher education should be higher for it. For all provinces in China, the coefficient of financial adequacy of higher education was calculated as the ratio between the standard financial costs of higher education (calculated according to the proposals outlined in this article) and the actual costs incurred. It is proposed that this coefficient be used as a basis for optimizing their distribution. The article emphasises the need to form a strategy for financing higher education in China, which should be based on a dynamic permanent adjustment of the amount of allocated financial resources depending on changes in the regional social and economic conditions of development of each province, an effective institutional mechanism that would allow adapting this strategy to endogenous and endogenous changes in China’s economy, optimisation of horizontal transfer payments and partnership assistance programs, and incentive mechanisms for local governments to invest in higher education.

Comparative Study on the Digital Economy Development Based on TOPSIS Comprehensive Evaluation: A Case Study of the Middle and Lower Reaches of the Yangtze River

Promoting the digital economy in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River can not only boost the development of e-commerce, energy science and technology and other industries, but also pave the theoretical way for the digital economy development in various regions, so as to further provide an important practical basis for achieving high-quality economic growth. In this paper, seven provinces in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River are taken as the research objects. Meanwhile, the development and different trends of the digital economy in each region are quantitatively analyzed and compared to propose suggestions for better development of the digital economy in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. On this basis, this paper first constructs the evaluation and measurement model of the digital economy development, and then gives the weights to the relevant indices through the analytic hierarchy process. After that, the regions in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River are scored and compared via the TOPSIS comprehensive evaluation, which identifies that the mobile phone penetration, the number of Internet broadband access ports and the telecom business income are vital indices to accelerate the digital economy development. Finally, this paper argues that governments should increase investment in digital infrastructure construction and promote the deep integration of digital technology and industry.

Evaluation of innovation primacy in cross-regional central cities: Evidence from the Huaihai Economic Zone in China (2010-2020).

With the intensification of global economic competition, innovation has become one of the core elements of vigorous development in various regions. Improving the innovation ability of cross-regional central cities is the main factor influencing whether a region can achieve economic and social development. In this paper, an innovation primacy index system is designed according to the links of the innovation value chain, and the innovation advantages and empirical effects are comprehensively analyzed by using the point-to-point method, entropy weight method, gravity model and two-way fixed effect model. Based on the data of 8 cities in the core area of the Huaihai Economic Zone from 2010 to 2020 in China, Xuzhou's innovation primacy ranks first in the core area of the Huaihai Economic Zone, which accords with its status as the central city of the region. Its index has been rising, and its development trend is also good. However, the overall innovation ability of the core area of the Huaihai Economic Zone is unbalanced; the overall economic foundation is not solid enough. In terms of knowledge innovation, R&D innovation and industrial innovation, the industrialization level, around the activation of Xuzhou city vitality, enhances the Xuzhou innovation radiation drive, leading to a decrease in the Huaihai Economic Zone. Finally, some corresponding suggestions on innovation primacy have been proposed for the city of the Huaihai Economic Zone.

Research on the impact of Digital Economy Development on The Integration of The Two Industries

Based on data from 2010 to 2021 in 30 provinces of China, comprehensive evaluation systems for digital economy development, manufacturing, and service industry integration were constructed. Using a two-way fixed effects model with individual and time dimensions, empirical analysis conducted the impact of digital economy development on the integration of the two industries in each province. Additionally, a panel threshold model was employed to analyze the nonlinear relationship between digital economy development and the integration of the industries. The research findings indicate a significant promoting effect of digital economy development on the integration of the two industries. Robustness tests confirm the stability of the empirical results. In terms of heterogeneity, digital economy development in various regions significantly promotes the integration of the two industries, with the promotion effect in the central and western regions surpassing that in the eastern regions, and the optimal effect in regions with a moderate level of industrialization. Nonlinear reveals the evident nonlinear characteristics of the impact of digital economy on the integration of the two industries, with different effects at different stages of digital economy development. Based on these findings, policy recommendations are proposed, emphasizing the vigorous promotion of digital economy support for the integration of the two industries and the cultivation of digital talent.

Natural resources, economic growth, and environmental sustainability in China: the role of technological innovation

Economic development, energy sustainability, and pollution are issues related to human survival, and it is crucial to properly address the relationships between them. This article examines the nexus between natural resources (NRs), technological innovation, economic growth (EG), and environmental sustainability in China by applying a fixed effect model, random effect model, instrumental variable estimation, using panel data from 30 Chinese provinces as the basis of investigation. (1) There is a “resource curse” in the role of NRs in economic development; the accumulation of human capital, the degree of marketization and the degree of urbanization can mitigate the phenomenon of “resource curse”. (2) The phenomenon of “resource curse” is mainly caused by the displacement effect of technological innovation. (3) Natural resource exploitation and economic development inhibit environmental sustainability, while technological innovation promotes environmental sustainability. Based on the research conclusions, policy insights are proposed to increase the degree of marketization, strengthen human capital accumulation, increase scientific and technological investment, and increase the supply of renewable energy, with a view to providing assistance in promoting the harmonious development of human beings and nature as well as the economic development of various regions.

МИФОПОЭТИКА ВИНА КАК ИМАГИНАТИВНЫЙ АБСОЛЮТ ЧЕЛОВЕЧЕСКОГО БЫТИЯ

the article introduces a new concept at the intersection of philosophy, aesthetics, literary criticism, history, oenology and branding: mythopoetics. Mythopoetics of wine is understood as a special method of wine analytics that takes the perception of wine beyond the narrow classification of color, bouquet and taste with elements of terroir into the area of image formation: the harmony of historical fact, myth, terroir, poetry, symbol, which are quintessed in a certain wine brand. The article is a continuation of the efforts of José Ortega y Gasset, Massimo Dona, Eric Asimov, Rauf and Alexei Akchurinov in creating an approach to the philosophical understanding of wine. Wine is defined as an essential element of human intellectual and emotional life, firmly embedded in religious practices, secular culture and various genres of art. An important fact is the strong incorporation of wine into the economic structure, especially in the great wine regions of France, Italy, Spain, and Germany: from wine tastings and wine tours to the formation of a solid segment of the alcohol market in the wholesale and retail trade networks. Mythopoetics of wine allows creating its legendarium, project myths about life and death, beauty and ugliness, harmony and chaos onto a specific brand of wine, form the image of a particular wine producer, enhancing the tasting value of wine, increasing interest in thecourtliness of drinking wine, stimulating the tourist development of various regions, bringing the topic of wine to the level of the most pressing problems for interdisciplinary research, both in the field of fundamental knowledge and at the level of applied results.

Северо-арктические территории Дальнего Востока: влияние инфраструктурных факторов на процессы трансформации пространственного развития региона

The complex influence of infrastructure factors on the transformation of spatial development of various regions, including the North-Arctic, is very important but understudied. Theoretical and methodological approaches to the study of infrastructure do not correspond to its backbone nature and role in economic development. The paper aims to identify characteristics and causes of the ongoing spatial and economic transformations and determine their influence on socio-economic development and formation of integrated economic structures of Northern and Arctic territories. The research considers both the classic Arctic regions and high-latitude Far North regions, which are closely integrated in natural, ecological and socio-economic terms. To this end, theories of spatial economics, infrastructure and system-evolutionary analysis, as well as the authors’ relevant theoretical and methodological approaches are utilised. Additionally, the paper uses a hypothetical approach and indirect assessment methods based on the analysis of strategic studies and documents on the long-term development of the studied territories. As a result, the peculiarities of the ongoing transformations in this zone were revealed, associated with the advanced development of exogenous elements of critical infrastructure and formation of a special Northeastern mesoregion. This new integrated formation is an intermediate, median structure between the primary North-Arctic territories (microregions) and the Far East macroregion. This formation can significantly strengthen the economic and geostrategic stability of these regions in a fairly short time. It is necessary to further study the described problem based on interdisciplinary research within the framework of a target scientific and applied programme with the participation of natural and social science experts.

Readliness Level Of Mobile-Based Mini English-Indonesia-Korean Dictionary Application Implementation In Improving The Tourism Sector

The tourism sector has the advantage that it is currently undergoing continuous expansion and diversification compared to the manufacturing sector. Current tourism development in various regions offers innovative services through the application of information and communication technology. Currently, the application of mini dictionary applications is more widely applied in city tourism areas that have complete basic infrastructure, adequate availability of information and communication technology and a comprehensive service system. In the tourism sector in Indonesia has considerable potential and attractiveness in the natural and cultural tourism sector, in the development of tourism the central government through The Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy/Tourism and Creative Economy Agency in each province has the aim of increasing the number of visits and services. This research will examine each tourist attraction, which in its development has developed as an urban area with the availability of supporting tourism facilities / infrastructure that has been fulfilled. The purpose of this study is to identify the level of readiness of tourist attractions in implementing mini dictionary applications in terms of the availability and quality of basic infrastructure services and ICT and tourist support facilities. This research uses the waterfall process method used to describe the research approach to the analysis process. The results of the analysis show that the level of readiness of the application of mini dictionaries at tourist attractions is stated to be against ready. The readiness of the application of the mini dictionary in terms of the availability and quality of basic infrastructure services and ICT and tourist support, based on the results of a review of all components in its application that can be reviewed from infrastructure, facilities and service systems shows that almost all tourist attractions have shown readiness in basic infrastructure and for ICT infrastructure and tourist support facilities are still in a somewhat ready position. This is due to the inadequate quantity and also ICT that has not been applied in tourism management.

Deployment of academic staff and disciplinary contexts in strategies for curriculum internationalization: a dynamic resource-based view of organizational change

ABSTRACT In higher education literature, academic staff have long been considered the main blockers in internationalizing study programs, but recent research suggests that the real blockers are the many changes required in their disciplinary contexts. However, both perspectives have not been based on organizational change theory including academics and their disciplinary contexts. This article examines the recurring institutional issues with strategies, resources, and connections with curriculum internationalization from a Dynamic Resource-Based View of organizational change. The dimensions of this resource-based organizational change theory have been decomposed into five propositions for investigating the value of strategies for curriculum internationalization as perceived and experienced by academic staff in specific disciplinary contexts. In a multiple case study of four disciplinary contexts in a West-European university from 2012 to 2020, we studied 56 strategic documents and 29 in-depth interviews with academic staff. Our theory-based approach and value-adding analysis with multiple data, cases, and researchers allow for theoretical generalization with implications for higher education strategy development in various regions of the world. Our findings reveal that, as a process involving organizational changes, curriculum internationalization requires more explicit, integrative strategies, adequate deployment of leadership, knowledge, and academic staff competencies, and strategic alignment with core processes and the specifics, commonalities, and dynamics of disciplinary contexts. Based on the selected theoretical perspective of organizational change, we present new explanations and practical guidelines to substantiate and improve the process of internationalizing study programs. At the same time, we demonstrate the critical role of academic staff and their disciplinary contexts.

Model of Stakeholder Engagement in Halal Tourism Ecosystems in Rural Areas

This study aims to explore stakeholder engagement models in halal tourism ecosystems in rural areas. The research focuses on understanding how stakeholders’ involvement in production, services, infrastructure, and human resources (HR) in the field of halal tourism in rural areas contributes to building an ecosystem. The analysis, based on the concept of Halal in the tourism industry, aims to provide clarity to the Halal ecosystem within hotel, culinary, and tourist destination businesses. The urgency of this research lies in identifying, analyzing, and evaluating the involvement of each stakeholder as a component of the halal tourism ecosystem, with particular emphasis on government regulations. The research adopts a qualitative method using a case study approach within a constructivist paradigm. In-depth interviews and focus group discussions (FGDs) are conducted to gather data. The primary objectives of this research are to develop a model of the Halal Tourism Ecosystem and provide recommendations for synergizing and optimizing the potential of halal tourism from each stakeholder. Four villages in West Java, namely Dayeuh Kolot Village, Alam Endah Village, Cisayong Village, and Sukalaksana Village, were selected as research locations using purposive sampling. Informants representing various sectors, such as hotels, restaurants, tourist attractions, halal centers, the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI), regional governments, and elected village heads, were involved in the research. The findings reveal that the construction of a halal tourism ecosystem involves six stakeholder components that interact and relate to each other during implementation. These stakeholders include the Ministry of Tourism of the Republic of Indonesia as the ”leading sector” responsible for regulating tourism development in various regions. The Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) issues Fatwas to align tourism activities with the principles of the Qur’an and Hadith. Regional leaders play a vital role in policymaking, providing infrastructure, and supporting human resource development and funding for halal tourism initiatives. Tourism business actors, such as hotel owners, managers, tourist attractions, restaurants, and tourism bureaus, commit to capitalizing on halal tourism opportunities within their business operations. While the ideal halal tourism industry ecosystem relies on active involvement and proper execution of roles by all stakeholders, the study identifies challenges. Awareness and achievement of the vision and mission among stakeholders in developing halal tourism remain low due to suboptimal communication, coordination, and collaboration. Therefore, the government’s role is vital in acting as a conductor, harmonizing the efforts of stakeholders in the development of Indonesia’s halal tourism industry.
 Keywords: engagement model, halal ecosystem, tourism stakeholders

THE DISCIPLINE «MODERN STRATEGIES OF CULTURAL POLICY» IN THE SYSTEM OF MASTER OF CULTURAL STUDIES PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

The article analyzes the place and role of the discipline «Modern Strategies of Cultural Policy» in the system of master of cultural studies professional training. It has been found that a specialist training capable of making creative and responsible decisions aimed at the harmonious development of the socio-cultural sphere is a priority goal of higher education institutions that train cultural experts. Approved in 2020, the Standard of Higher Education in the specialty 034 Culturology among the list of competencies of a master’s graduate highlights their ability to professionally diagnose, forecast, project, and model the cultural development of various regions and manage cultural institutions, as well as the corresponding structural subdivisions of enterprises and institutions, taking into account economic, legislative and ethical aspects. It, among other things, requires the formation of managerial, analytical, project, marketing, and research skills in the master of cultural studies.
 It has been established that the discipline “Modern Strategies of Cultural Policy” was introduced as a mandatory subject at Poltava V. G. Korolenko National Pedagogical University in 2020 after the approval of the Standard. It is studied in the first year of master’s studies, and the volume is 3 ECTS credits.
 The analysis of the educational content has shown that the educational discipline purpose is realized through the study of the following topics: «The concept of «strategy», «strategic thinking» and «strategic policy», «сultural policy: purpose, characteristics and tools»; «Main models of cultural policy»; «International principles of cultural policy»; «Cultural policy of Ukraine». Their content corresponds to the achievements of modern science. It is balanced and covers various aspects of cultural policy, taking into account Ukrainian practice and foreign experience. It has been proven that the educational discipline «Modern Strategies of Cultural Policy» at Poltava V. G. Korolenko National Pedagogical University is an essential component of the master of cultural studies training both in the context of the requirements of the Standard and in terms of the practical needs of training a specialist. Successful studying of the educational content presented in it allows students to professionally operate with terms and concepts, use acquired knowledge for developing socio-cultural projects, successfully determine economic, social, political, and individual factors that affect the effectiveness of cultural policy, conduct an analysis of the cultural needs of individuals and social groups, develop strategic scenarios for the cultural development of institutions, communities, regions or the state.

Assessing the Spatiotemporal Patterns and Impacts of Droughts in the Orinoco River Basin Using Earth Observations Data and Surface Observations

Droughts impact the water cycle, ecological balance, and socio-economic development in various regions around the world. The Orinoco River Basin is a region highly susceptible to droughts. The basin supports diverse ecosystems and supplies valuable resources to local communities. We assess the spatiotemporal patterns and impacts of droughts in the basin using remote sensing data and surface observations. We use monthly precipitation (P), air temperature near the surface (T2M), enhanced vegetation index (EVI) derived from Earth observations, and average daily flow (Q) data to quantify drought characteristics and impacts. We also investigated the association between drought and global warming by correlating the drought intensity and the percentage of dry area with sea surface temperature (SST) anomalies in the Pacific (Niño 3.4 index), Atlantic (North Atlantic Index [NATL]), and South Atlantic Index [SATL]) oceans. We evaluate the modulating effect of droughts on the hydrological regime of the most relevant tributaries by calculating the trend and significance of the regional standardized precipitation index (SPI) and percentage area affected by dry conditions. El Niño events worsen the region’s drought conditions (SPI vs. Niño 3.4 index, r = −0.221), while Atlantic SST variability has less influence on the basin’s precipitation regime (SPI vs. NATL and SATL, r = 0.117 and −0.045, respectively). We also found that long-term surface warming trends aggravate drought conditions (SPI vs. T2M anomalies, r = −0.473), but vegetation greenness increases despite high surface temperatures (SPI vs. EVI anomalies, r = 0.284). We emphasize the irregular spatial-temporal patterns of droughts in the region and their profound effects on the ecological flow of rivers during prolonged hydrological droughts. This approach provides crucial insights into potential implications for water availability, agricultural productivity, and overall ecosystem health. Our study underlines the urgent need for adaptive management strategies to mitigate the adverse effects of droughts on ecosystems and human populations. The insights derived from our study have practical implications for developing strategies to address the impacts of droughts and ensure the protection of this ecologically significant region.

Analysis of spatial distribution and drivers of gaseous energy combustion pollution in China based on SDM.

Air pollution is an important part of ecological environment problems. Gaseous energy combustion pollution is a key part of air pollution. Analysis of its spatial distribution and drivers is important to effectively manage air quality and promote regional green development. This paper uses panel data of 30 provinces in China from 2006 to 2019 to analyze the spatial distribution and drivers of gaseous energy combustion pollution in each province of China through a combination of quantitative and qualitative analysis based on the spatial Durbin model, and further decompose the spatial effects of each influencing factor. The empirical results show, firstly, that inter-provincial gaseous energy combustion pollution in China shows significant spatial differences and cluster characteristics. Secondly, most areas are located in high-high aggregation area and low-low aggregation area. Finally, population, energy consumption and other independent variables have different impacts on gaseous energy combustion pollution in different regions. The changes of these variables will affect the adjacent areas through spatial transmission while affecting a region. According to the empirical results, this study proposes policy recommendations to balance the pollution degree of gaseous energy combustion in various regions and effectively reduce the emissions of various pollution sources. The research results are helpful to understand the spatial distribution of gaseous energy combustion pollution in various regions of China, provide reference for the future development of various regions, and have important practical significance for the reduction and balance of pollution levels.

Research on Regional Economic development of Guangxi based on multiple statistic analysis

Economic development is a prerequisite for social stability and development. However, the regional economic development in various regions of our country is unbalanced, especially in the western region. As one of the minority autonomous regions in western of my country, Guangxi Province is undoubtedly of great practical significance to study its regional economic development. In this context, this paper is based on 8 economic indicators and related economic data of 14 cities in Guangxi Province in 2018, and is based on the theory of dimensionality reduction methods and cluster analysis, using principal component analysis (PCA) and hierarchical clustering methods to assess the comprehensive level of Guangxi’s economic development. The result shows that most cities' economic development in Guangxi Province is great. However, there are signature differences in economic development between urban areas.

Design Strategies of Expressway Routes and Interchanges

Road traffic conditions can have an important impact on the economic development of various regions. Under the background of rapid social and economic development, more and more expressway construction projects are initiated in various regions, including both new expressways and expansion of old expressways, and interchange design plays an important role. Scientific and reasonable interchange design can not only realize energy saving and low carbon footprint, but also be people-oriented and promote regional economic development. Therefore, this paper mainly analyzes the highway route and its interchange design strategy for reference.

Financial Inclusion, Poverty Alleviation, and Digitalization

The link between financial inclusion, reducing poverty, and digitalization is examined in this essay. Economic globalization has emerged as a key trend in the growth of the global economy. With the continuous and deepening influence of the trend of economic globalization, the development of various regions in the world's economic environment needs to be balanced. The large gap between countries, urban and rural areas, regions, and social classes is typical of unbalanced economic development. Inclusive finance is a concept proposed to solve the problem of poverty from the level of financial services. A more universal and beneficial financial system is necessary for each country's economic growth and social development, so achieving financial inclusion has received the attention of many countries. Therefore, based on the region-specific data collected, the relationship between inclusive finance for economic growth and poverty alleviation will be examined from two perspectives in this paper: inclusive finance for poverty alleviation and inclusive digital finance. Through an analysis of the current state of inclusive finance, the limitations of its development and recommendations for future development will be discovered.

Design of Reactive Power Online Monitoring System of Intelligent Distribution Transformer Based on Edge Computing

Due to the unbalanced development of various regions, in most regions, the distribution transformer of medium voltage line has not realized automatic monitoring, so the staff cannot monitor it in real-time. Therefore, an online monitoring system for the reactive power status of intelligent distribution transformers based on edge computing is designed. The system hardware structure configuration consisting of the master station layer, the edge layer and the acquisition layer is constructed, and the system software functional structure consisting of data processing, online monitoring, and system management is designed. On this basis, the continuous sampling data of the reactive power of the intelligent distribution transformer is collected, and based on edge computing, the reactive power operation characteristics of the intelligent distribution transformer are obtained and matched to judge the reactive state of the intelligent distribution transformer operation, so as to realize online monitoring of the reactive state of the intelligent distribution transformer. The experimental results show that the online monitoring accuracy and efficiency of the intelligent distribution transformer reactive state are high.

Research on quality evaluation of industry-education integration for rural vocational education in the perspective of rural revitalization with PL-MACONT method

As one of the teaching models that promote the orderly development of vocational education in China, the integration of industry and education has been recognized by all sectors of society in China’s many years of practice. In recent years, with the strong advocacy of the education sector in China, its development speed has been rapidly improved. Rural vocational education in China has also actively implemented and innovated the teaching mode of integration of industry and education, which has trained more excellent talents for agricultural development in various regions. The quality evaluation of industry-education integration for rural vocational education in the perspective of rural revitalization is viewed as the multiple attribute group decision making (MAGDM). In this paper, the probabilistic linguistic Mixed Aggregation by Comprehensive Normalization Technique (PL-MACONT) method is built for MAGDM. At last, to verify the validity of the extended method, a numerical example to further account for quality evaluation of industry-education integration for rural vocational education in the perspective of rural revitalization is put into use.