山西太原力推文化生态保护 非遗传承赋能城市文化发展

Core Points - The article highlights the promotion of cultural ecological protection and the empowerment of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) in Taiyuan, Shanxi Province, showcasing the achievements of the national-level Jinzhong Cultural Ecological Protection Zone [1][3] Group 1: Cultural Heritage and Protection - Taiyuan, recognized as a national historical and cultural city, has a rich cultural heritage with diverse influences, including agricultural, Jin merchant, and handicraft cultures [3][5] - The Jinzhong Cultural Ecological Protection Zone was established in 2010 and includes various counties and cities, with Taiyuan being the only provincial capital on the national-level list [3][5] - The protection zone boasts numerous cultural resources, including 7 national-level intangible cultural heritage projects, 42 provincial-level projects, and 290 county-level projects [3][5] Group 2: Environmental and Historical Preservation - Taiyuan has implemented a comprehensive approach to environmental protection, focusing on the ecological resources of the Fen River basin and historical sites [5][7] - The city has developed a "water rhythm" layout to enhance its natural beauty and has undertaken significant upgrades to historical and cultural sites [5][7] - The city’s planning includes a dedicated chapter for historical and cultural preservation in the overall land use plan for 2021-2035 [5][7] Group 3: Intangible Cultural Heritage and Community Engagement - Taiyuan has opened 7 ICH comprehensive transmission centers and 84 various ICH display venues, promoting cultural transmission and public service [7] - The city has seen a nearly 750% increase in income related to intangible cultural heritage projects compared to the previous year [7] - Local initiatives include the promotion of traditional food and cultural events, establishing Taiyuan as a "World Noodle Capital" and a "National Trendy Opera City" [7][8]