By combining literature review and actual investigation， a preliminary evaluation system for the low-carbon and green development of rural complexes with 16 specific indicators across four levels has been established. Based on the weights of the indicators determined by the Analytic Hierarchy Process （AHP）， the fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method is used to assess the carbon sequestration of the ecological environment， the efficient use of resources， and the greening of economic development of rural complexes. After applying the aforementioned evaluation system to the rural complex in the rural villages of Jinshan District， Shanghai， the results show that the overall low-carbon and green development of this rural complex is good （89.23/100）， with highlights in the three dimensions of ecological environment， social resources， and economic development， reflecting the significant effectiveness of the rural complex in promoting the transformation and upgrading of the agricultural industry and driving farmers' income and wealth. However， there is still room for improvement in terms of carbon sequestration per unit area and visitor experience and satisfaction. It is recommended to further introduce low-carbon agricultural technologies to enhance the soil carbon pool， combine local cultural resources to create distinctive agricultural tourism projects， and strengthen the construction of tourist feedback mechanisms to further improve service quality.