走进长征国家文化公园 让长征精神可感可知

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the Long March National Cultural Park serves as a spiritual monument, connecting historical revolutionary journeys and promoting tourism and local development through the preservation of red cultural resources [1][3]. Group 1: Red Resource Protection and Development - The Red Resource Protection and Development Center has been established in Jiangxi, focusing on improving living environments and enhancing village appearances around revolutionary sites, leading to increased tourist visits [3][4]. - In Guizhou and Guangdong, over 140 and 40 related historical sites have been restored, attracting numerous tourists and enabling local communities to engage in tourism-related services, thus fostering entrepreneurship and employment [6]. Group 2: Community Involvement and Cultural Transmission - In Sichuan, a detailed plan has been implemented for the protection and management of cultural relics, transforming local residents from observers to active participants in preserving and promoting red stories [8]. - Gansu has created a protection catalog for 5,350 Long March artifacts, effectively narrating the touching stories behind these relics and contributing to the prosperity of local communities [10]. Group 3: Economic Impact of Red Tourism - In Fujian, the promotion of 37 projects related to red culture has led to the creation of the Red Long March tourism route, significantly boosting economic development. Tourist numbers increased from 5.61 million at the end of the 13th Five-Year Plan to 14.05 million by 2024, with tourism revenue rising from 5.5 billion to 12.5 billion yuan [11][13].