城市24小时 | 曾经的“文化荒漠”，要逆袭了

Group 1: Shenzhen's Cultural Development - Shenzhen aims to become a city with significant national and global influence through its museums, showcasing its development history and cultural heritage [1][2] - The city has implemented a "cultural city" strategy since 2003, with a focus on building ten major cultural facilities to international standards, including museums and exhibition centers [1][2] - As of 2024, Shenzhen has 65 registered museums, ranking second in Guangdong province, with the highest number of non-state-owned museums [2] Group 2: National Urban Development Policies - The central government has released guidelines emphasizing the importance of urban development in modernizing cities and improving residents' quality of life [4] - The guidelines call for a shift in urban development focus towards quality enhancement, efficiency, and sustainable practices [4] - By 2030, significant progress is expected in building modernized cities, with improved policies and living conditions [4] Group 3: Satellite Communication Industry - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has issued guidelines to optimize the satellite communication industry, aiming for significant growth by 2030 [5] - The guidelines include enhancing management systems, fostering innovation, and expanding user bases in satellite communication [5] Group 4: Data Industry Growth - China's data industry is experiencing an annual growth rate exceeding 15%, with a significant concentration in the eastern region [14][15] - The industry is characterized by a tiered distribution, with the eastern region accounting for 69.7% of the national scale [15] - The Long Triangle region shows a strong clustering effect, hosting over 100,000 data enterprises [15]