新华视点｜闽水育金鳞 福州金鱼产业发展动能澎湃

Core Viewpoint - Fuzhou, known as the "Capital of Goldfish in China," has developed a complete industrial chain for goldfish breeding, cultivation, and sales over the past 500 years, with recent efforts focusing on innovation and market expansion [2][5][13] Group 1: Industry Development - The first industry, primarily focused on goldfish breeding and cultivation, has shown strong momentum, effectively driving the development of secondary and tertiary industries [5] - Local initiatives have expanded the industrial chain by developing goldfish feed and ecological fish tanks, as well as launching cultural products like the "Fuy Fish" series [5] - The integration of ecological leisure and educational tourism activities is gradually forming a positive trend in the development of the goldfish industry in Minhou [5] Group 2: Marketing and Sales - To promote Minhou goldfish nationally and internationally, innovative marketing models have been introduced, including the establishment of an e-commerce live streaming platform for goldfish sales [7] - Strengthening the e-commerce talent pool and promoting a "goldfish + cultural creativity + e-commerce" integration model are key strategies for enhancing sales and cultural dissemination [7] Group 3: Technological Innovation - The robust development of the Fuzhou goldfish industry is heavily reliant on technological innovation, supported by talent in the field [9] - The Fujian Provincial Science and Technology Special Commissioner system aims to support rural revitalization and industrial transformation through the deployment of scientific personnel [11] - Continuous exploration in the "industry-university-research" model by local experts is leveraging technology to enhance agricultural productivity and profitability [11] Group 4: Brand and Economic Value - With the increasing brand influence, Fuzhou is pushing for the goldfish industry to upgrade into a composite business model that includes "culture + tourism + cross-border trade," aiming to unlock greater economic value from traditional breeding practices [13]