The Low-altitude Economy Enables Young College Students to Return to Their Hometowns to Start Businesses

Abstract

As a strategic emerging industry, the low-altitude economy possesses new productive forces and is gradually becoming a key direction for national and local development. At the same time, young college students have advantages in knowledge, technology, and innovation,
making them an indispensable force in the rural revitalization strategy. This paper, based on the theoretical logic of the low-altitude economy
and the practical foundation of youth entrepreneurship, explores the internal logic, specific paths, and practical models for empowering young
college students to return to their hometowns for entrepreneurship. It also proposes policy recommendations to promote the integration of
these two aspects, aiming to inject new vitality into the rural entrepreneurial ecosystem.