16% and 27.98% during 1979-2010; and (d) the amount of energy consumption and carbon emission in the multiple factor scenarios are lower than that in the reference and single factor scenarios during 2011-2020.

This paper explores the relationship between peasant entrepreneurship and financial inclusion throughout China. Chinese data for the period 2006–2013 and global data from the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor were analyzed by using descriptive and coupling model. Our results suggest that the degree of coupling between financial inclusion and peasant entrepreneurship is higher in regions of financial underdevelopment than in other regions. This indicates that two distinct types of peasant employment exist as a result of different investment priorities in credit markets. In this paper, we provide new insights on financial breadth in supporting peasant entrepreneurship.

Colorful Guizhou" cultural brand is a provinciallevel iconic leading brand proposed by Guizhou Province on the basis of combining Guizhou's unique natural landscape and colorful ethnic culture. Based on the core value characteristics of the "Colorful Guizhou" cultural brand, this paper studied the impact of the industrialization development of the Guizhou Miao Sister-ship Festival on the "Colorful Guizhou" cultural brand from a cultural perspective, a market perspective and a competitive perspective. Based on the WeChat index, the paper considered that the Sister-ship Festival has enhanced the popularity and market share of Guizhou's ethnic cultural resources and enhanced the market competitiveness of Guizhou's ethnic cultural resources. However, from the cultural perspective, the industrialization development of Sister-ship Festival has changed the cultural connotation and affected the construction of "Colorful Guizhou" cultural brand to a certain extent. Based on the above problems, the paper believed that the government should strictly control the details of the activities, such as the content of activities, the audit of folk artists, and the price of commercial products, and be cautious about the "degree" of festival utilization.

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The share of the service sector in China is significantly lower than that in most countries at the same level of income. Figures reveal that an insufficiency in both consumer and producer demand may be one of the reasons. We find that the demand insufficiency mainly stems from high consumer preferences for saving and China's export-oriented trade structure. These excessive saving tendencies limit consumer demand for service products and thus hamper the development of consumer services in China. The rapid development of the processing trade also impedes the interrelation between the domestic manufacturing and service industries, reduces the effective demand for local producer services from the manufacturing industry, and ultimately restricts the growth of the producer service industry in China.