辽宁新增三处国家工业遗产

Core Insights - The article highlights the transformation of industrial heritage sites in Liaoning Province, particularly focusing on the Red Plum Cultural and Creative Park, which was converted from the former Shenyang Red Plum Flavoring Factory, a significant producer in Northeast China since 1939 [1][2] - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology recently announced the seventh batch of national industrial heritage sites, with three sites from Liaoning Province, including the Shenyang Red Plum Flavoring Factory, Dalian Electric Tram Factory, and Shoushan Substation [1][2] Group 1 - The Red Plum Cultural and Creative Park has successfully transitioned from an industrial site to a cultural and creative park while preserving its original architecture and attributes [1] - The Dalian Electric Tram Factory, with over a century of history, serves as a unique marker of urban change, intertwining the history of electric trams with the city's development [1] - The Shoushan Substation, originally built during the Korean War to ensure power supply to Anshan Steel, has evolved into the province's first intelligent substation and the nation's first digital twin substation [2] Group 2 - Liaoning Province boasts a rich and unique industrial heritage, encompassing both tangible assets like factories and machinery, as well as intangible elements such as production processes and corporate culture [2] - The province is actively promoting the protection and utilization of industrial heritage, establishing a multi-tiered system for heritage recognition at provincial and municipal levels [2] - There is a strong push for industrial tourism development, including the design of tourism routes and the creation of cultural products that reflect the characteristics of industrial heritage [2]