新华视点｜转型赋能、文旅焕新：多地书写高质量发展新篇

Group 1 - Ordos, Inner Mongolia, is a well-known coal city that has successfully transitioned from being solely reliant on coal to a diversified economy, incorporating sheep, coal, soil, and gas [2] - The city has adopted a resource-based transformation strategy, moving beyond the "one coal-dominant" model to enhance its economic resilience and sustainability [2] Group 2 - Hebei province is accelerating the transformation and upgrading of its construction industry through smart construction initiatives, integrating advanced manufacturing and information technologies [4] - The province has established 62 smart construction pilot projects, 9 demonstration bases, and 21 national prefabricated construction bases, implementing over 800 building information modeling technology applications [4] Group 3 - The village of Azhake in Yunnan has been recognized as one of the "Best Tourism Villages" by the United Nations, attracting visitors to experience traditional agricultural culture [6] - Azhake has developed a model combining agricultural culture and tourism, preserving traditional village aesthetics while providing economic benefits to residents through eco-friendly practices [6] Group 4 - The 43rd Chrysanthemum Cultural Festival in Kaifeng, Henan, features 2.8 million pots of chrysanthemums and aims to promote high-quality urban development through cultural and economic activities [7][9] - The festival includes a variety of events such as an opening ceremony, interactive promotions, immersive flower viewing, and cultural experiences, leveraging chrysanthemums to enhance economic engagement [7] Group 5 - Dunhuang, Gansu province, is enhancing its cultural tourism through immersive experience projects, repurposing idle buildings to create new cultural landmarks [10] - New attractions like Dunhuang Bookstore and Dunhuang Print House combine art exhibitions, interactive experiences, and cultural consumption, drawing significant tourist interest [10]