从“工业锈带”转向“生活秀带”（传承之光）

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has identified the seventh batch of national industrial heritage sites, highlighting the importance of industrial heritage as a significant part of national cultural heritage and reflecting the collective memory of workers in the industrialization process [1][2]. Group 1: Industrial Heritage Significance - Industrial heritage serves as a testament to industrial civilization and embodies the collective memory of countless workers involved in industrial development [1]. - Since the establishment of New China, the country has completed its industrialization process in a few decades, establishing a comprehensive modern industrial system that nurtures valuable spiritual wealth [1]. - The historical significance of industrial heritage is underscored by the unique characteristics of modern technological heritage, which reflects both traditional values and the spirit of modernization [2]. Group 2: Case Studies of Industrial Heritage - The Cangnan Alunite Mine site, recognized for its unique industrial relics, has a history of alunite mining dating back over 600 years, with recent efforts focused on ecological protection and heritage preservation [1][2]. - The Yangpu Riverside area in Shanghai, with a total length of 15.5 kilometers, has undergone comprehensive surveys and protection measures for numerous historical buildings, preserving over 200 old buildings, including 66 industrial structures [3]. - The Hangzhou Steel Plant, established in 1957 and closed in 2016, is undergoing ecological restoration and functional transformation, aiming to convert industrial "brownfields" into parks and cultural spaces [4]. Group 3: Sustainable Development and Urban Transformation - Sustainable development emphasizes balancing human production and living styles with the earth's carrying capacity, promoting urban development that is economically, socially equitable, and environmentally friendly [4]. - The reuse of industrial heritage can reduce material consumption, save energy, and control urban land expansion, contributing to the construction of resilient and sustainable cities [5]. - There is a growing societal interest in the holistic protection and activation of industrial heritage, exploring new models and industries such as education, tourism, and industrial restructuring [5].