In the height of summer in June, the fields and countryside of Jun County town present a vibrant scene. Vast expanses of cornfields, lush and dark green with life, stretch as far as the eye can see. Each corn plant is now producing tender tassels, swaying gracefully in the warm breeze. As the wind passes, golden pollen drifts gently, shimmering with fine, fragmented light under the sun. This period marks the critical stage for corn as it tassels, flowers, and undergoes pollination. Every plant is working hard to accumulate nutrients, laying the foundation for a golden, bountiful autumn harvest. This thriving pastoral landscape serves as a vivid testament to Jun County town's commitment to prioritizing ecology and promoting green development.

Protecting water and soil to fortify the ecological barrier of the reservoir area. Situated on the site of ancient Junzhou, Jun County town is surrounded by water on three sides and is a township that was entirely relocated and rebuilt as part of the water source area for the central route of the South-to-North Water Diversion Project. Faced with its ecologically sensitive and unique location, the town has avoided the old path of "development first, remediation later." Instead, it has steadfastly implemented the philosophy that "clear waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets." It has comprehensively advanced the "Clean Shores, Protect Water"攻坚 action and is making every effort to establish itself as a "Five-Noes Township." By promoting green cultivation models such as "tobacco-grain crop rotation" and advancing the utilization of straw for fertilizer and feed, the town is reducing agricultural non-point source pollution at its source, safeguarding the clear waters of the reservoir, and protecting the purity of the local soil. This development path prioritizing ecology has infused new green vitality into what was once a resettlement area.

Turning green into gold, with green industries enriching the people and invigorating the town. Transitioning from the traditional approach of "living off the mountains and waters" to the current transformative path of "ecology first, green development," Jun County town is continuously broadening the channels for converting ecological value into economic benefits. The locality is vigorously developing smart citrus orchards, introducing modern agricultural technologies like IoT monitoring and drip irrigation for water conservation. This enables green and intelligent management throughout the entire citrus cultivation process, turning citrus into a "golden fruit" that increases farmers' incomes and prosperity. Leveraging the citrus industry, the Hongganping Juhai (Red Sweet Apple Citrus Sea) tourism area has been established and rated as a National 4A-level scenic spot. Former barren fields and slopes have now transformed into a "green bank," charting a new path for rural revitalization characterized by thriving industries, beautiful ecology, and prosperous residents.

The emergence of corn tassels signifies not only the hope for a bountiful harvest but also a new vista for Jun County town's green agricultural development. Each corn stalk carries the sweat and aspirations of the farmers; each stretch of the green "gauze curtain" of cornfields unfolds the green hope for rural revitalization. In this vibrant month of June, the prelude to a rich harvest is already being played out in the fields of Jun County town.