A notable feature of the "No.1 Document" of the Central Committee in 2000 is that the subsidies to farmers are stronger and the scope of subsidies is wider. "No.1 Document" pointed out, "Insist on direct subsidies to grain farmers. Increase subsidies for improved varieties, expand the scope of potato subsidies, start subsidies for improved varieties of highland barley, and implement pilot subsidies for improved varieties of peanuts. Further increase subsidies for the purchase of agricultural machinery and tools, expand the types of subsidies, and include animal husbandry, forestry, drought-resistant and water-saving machinery and equipment into the scope of subsidies. Implement and improve the dynamic adjustment mechanism of comprehensive agricultural subsidies. In accordance with the principle of fixed stock and incremental tilt, new agricultural subsidies are appropriately tilted to large grain growers and farmers' professional cooperatives. "This sends a clear message that the state should provide more financial funds to subsidize farmers. The state subsidies to farmers are not limited to production, but also take into account life. " Document No.1 proposes to "strengthen the implementation of home appliances, automobiles, motorcycles and other products to the countryside, substantially increase the maximum price of home appliances to the countryside, continue to implement the subsidy policy of 13% for products within the current price limit, and implement fixed subsidies for products beyond the price limit, allowing provinces to choose an additional variety to be included in the subsidy scope according to local conditions, and expanding the subsidy target to employees of state-owned agricultural and forestry farms (districts). "The No.1 Document of the Central Committee has such words:" Implement and improve policies such as tax incentives, targeted cost subsidies, and incremental incentives for agricultural loans. Further improve the policy that the newly-increased deposits of banking financial institutions in the county are mainly used for local loans. Actively expand the variety and regional coverage of agricultural insurance premium subsidies, and increase the central government's premium subsidies to the central and western regions. Encourage all localities to give premium subsidies to insurance such as characteristic agriculture and rural houses. "These policies seem to subsidize financial institutions and the insurance sector, but actually benefit farmers. The government uses subsidies to reduce the difficulty of farmers' loans and agricultural insurance, and it is also farmers in indirect subsidies.