Satul unde jumătate dintre locuitori au cel mult 35 de ani. Peste 300 de tineri au deja afacerea lor acolo. De ce aleg Lizu

Lizu, a village in Zhejiang, China, has successfully reversed population decline by attracting young entrepreneurs. Once considered poor and isolated, it now boasts a vibrant community with half of its residents under 35. The transformation began in 2003, focusing on infrastructure and later expanding into tourism and local businesses. Approximately 340 young entrepreneurs run around 100 businesses, generating significant annual revenue. This shift reflects a changing mindset among youth, who now see potential in rural life over urban careers. However, experts caution that each village must find its unique identity to avoid competition. Lizu's success is part of a broader initiative to revitalize rural China, though not all villages can replicate this model.