In early spring, after the drizzle, Niujiaoshan Village, Merong Town, Guzhang County, Xiangxi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Hunan Province, is shrouded in clouds and mist. The tea mountains are verdant, and the spring tea shoots and spits green, full of vitality. "In about half a month, the first crop of spring tea can be picked. This year's rain is good, and we need to carefully manage and improve the quality of tea." On the morning of February 22, Long Xianwen, a representative of the National People's Congress and secretary of the General Party Branch of Niujiaoshan Village, inspected the growth of tea in the tea garden to understand the needs of tea farmers. Tea industry is the dominant industry of Guzhang County and the "green card" of Niujiao Mountain Village. Since he served as the village secretary in 1998, Long Xianwen has led the villagers to plant 10000 mu of tea gardens, develop deep processing of tea, and engage in deep integration of tea culture and tourism. The old village of old, young, frontier and poor has become a village with a national rural characteristic industry of 100 million yuan. In 2018, Long Xianwen was elected to the 13th National People's Congress, and now he is elected to the 14th National People's Congress. "I am grateful and moved to get your recognition and trust. I must strive to do more for my hometown!" said Long Xianwen, 57. During the performance of his duties, he almost traveled all over the remote and backward mountainous areas of western Hunan, listening to public opinion, watching enterprises, and visiting departments, and recording his pondering and suggestions on a thick notebook. In 2018, when the cause of poverty alleviation was in full swing, Long Xianwen visited Tawo Town, Yongshun County, Xiangxi Prefecture, and other places to learn that the local old red areas were restricted by geographical and economic conditions, and the development of red cultural tourism had problems such as inconvenient transportation, backward tourism infrastructure, and inadequate protection of cultural relics. After repeated research and demonstration, he put forward "suggestions on establishing the Party spirit education base in the Tawa, Hunan, Hubei, Sichuan and Guizhou revolutionary base areas and promoting the precise poverty alleviation in the old red areas". This suggestion was quickly valued and responded by the relevant departments. With the support of a number of strong policies and measures, local cultural sites have been comprehensively repaired and tourism infrastructure has been further upgraded; The local government also integrated red tourism with research, ecology, folk customs and other elements to develop the "tourism+" economy. Last year, it received more than 1 million tourists, and the old red area ushered in a new look of development. "I am a representative of the mountain areas, and I should take the initiative to understand the 'urgent difficulties and anxieties' of the development of these areas," said Long Xianwen. Pay attention to the development of express logistics in mountainous areas and improve the supply of public culture in poverty-stricken areas... Most of his more than 20 suggestions during his tenure are based on the keen observation of in-depth research and visits in the mountainous areas of western Hunan. In the past two years, "How to consolidate and expand the achievements of poverty alleviation in minority areas and effectively link up with rural revitalization" has become the "new topic" of Long Xianwen's research, and modern agriculture, industrial integration, talent revitalization, etc. have become the new keywords in his proposal. Last year, he put forward "suggestions on the national support for the implementation of the construction project of the Xujialing Reservoir in Guzhang County" for the high-quality development of the tea industry in Guzhang County. "I found in many tea producing areas in Guzhang County that tea planting in the county has begun to take shape, but many mountainous areas have high terrain, and it is difficult to lift water from nearby water sources. The water problem has always been a 'big problem' that restricts the production and quality of tea." This proposal has received the attention and support of relevant national departments and provincial and municipal levels. The Xujialing Reservoir Project has been put on the Internet for bidding in February this year, and is planned to start construction in April. Press