市政协委员阚凌云：新质生产力正以前所未有的力度重塑北京文化生态

Core Viewpoint - The new productive forces are reshaping Beijing's cultural ecology, promoting the vigorous development of new mass arts, and enhancing the quality of cultural experiences for citizens [1][2]. Group 1: Cultural Development - The transition from "having culture to enjoy" to "having high-quality culture to feel" reflects a shift in focus from mere accessibility of cultural resources to the quality and depth of cultural experiences [2]. - New productive forces, including digital technology, artificial intelligence, and big data, are being utilized to activate creativity, empower dissemination, and upgrade experiences in the cultural sector [1]. Group 2: Practical Examples - The "Cloud Central Axis" platform has achieved over 9 million visits, allowing citizens and global audiences to engage with historical sites like the Bell and Drum Towers and the Forbidden City [1]. - The immersive broadcast of the Peking Opera "Ding Jun Shan" brought the art form to local communities, making it accessible and engaging for residents [1]. - The Longfu Outdoor Drama Festival has transformed spectators into participants, breaking traditional boundaries of performance [1]. - The play "Crocodile" incorporates film-level visual effects on stage, showcasing how technology expands the imagination in theater [1]. Group 3: Policy and Recommendations - As a member of the Political Consultative Conference, the company emphasizes the importance of active participation and practical promotion in cultural development [2]. - A proposal was submitted to support the sustainable and healthy development of private performing arts institutions in Beijing, aligning with the city's goal of becoming a "Performing Arts Capital" by 2025 [2]. - Specific recommendations have been made regarding program innovation, youth talent cultivation, integration of drama with cultural tourism, and international dissemination, with some suggestions already reflected in relevant policies for high-quality development in the capital [2].