Digital technology is currently being used in a wide range of situations, including rural governance, agricultural production, real-time e-commerce, rural cultural tourism, etc., and has begun to take effect. However, there are still issues with the current process of creating a digital village, such as a lack of sufficient production factors, severe digital formalism, a lack of specific laws and regulations, lack of industrial development, and difficulty reconciling digital rationality and regional customs. Future digital countryside should focus on the fundamentals of demand and create a unified perception of how a digital economy empowers the countryside.