额尔古纳传统村落保护利用经验获住建部推广

Core Insights - The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development has released a list of replicable experiences for the protection and utilization of traditional villages, highlighting the experience of Eerguna City in cultivating traditional building craftsmen as a model for revitalizing traditional villages in northern border areas [1] Group 1: Traditional Village Protection and Utilization - Eerguna City has developed a comprehensive protection system for traditional villages, focusing on five townships and eleven traditional villages, effectively guiding social forces to participate in the protection and economic development of these areas [1] - The city has implemented guiding documents such as the "Traditional Village Style Guidelines" and "Demonstration Work Implementation Plan for Concentrated Protection and Utilization of Traditional Villages," encouraging villagers to engage in traditional village protection through business ventures like homestays and skill transmission [2] Group 2: Economic Development and Community Engagement - Currently, there are 175 hotels and homestays across the villages, with Enhe Village alone expected to host 284,000 tourists and generate revenue of 24.35 million yuan by 2025, demonstrating a win-win situation for protection and income generation [2] - Eerguna City has established a full-chain service system to attract local talent back to their hometowns, including creating entrepreneurial exchange platforms and simplifying loan approval processes, which has already drawn over a hundred university students back to engage in cultural transmission and e-commerce [2] Group 3: Infrastructure and Talent Attraction - The city is enhancing the living and working environment by building infrastructure and optimizing ecological living spaces, particularly in Enhe Township, which has attracted 25 households from major cities like Beijing and Shanghai, injecting new vitality into the villages [2] - Eerguna City is leveraging its "Oil Painting City" brand by collaborating with universities to establish over 20 creative bases, promoting the integration of "art + homestay" and developing experiential projects, with expectations of hosting over 60 art events and attracting 608,000 tourists by 2025, generating tourism revenue of 98.76 million yuan [3]