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Core Viewpoint - The transformation of Tongchuan from a "coal city" to an "industrial new city" reflects its alignment with the times, showcasing a journey of 15 years marked by significant development and recognition as a demonstration zone for inclusive financial development supported by the central government [1]. Industrial Development - Tongchuan has prioritized industrial development as the main driver of economic growth, focusing on enhancing project construction and integrating development with safety, livelihood, protection, and ecology [2]. - The city has implemented a comprehensive green transformation strategy, with traditional industries undergoing digital and technological upgrades to support sustainable development [3]. Traditional Industry Upgrades - The cement industry in Tongchuan has adopted a smart production line with a capacity of 10,000 tons per day, achieving energy consumption below national standards by 9.41 kg of standard coal per ton of cement [3]. - The city has completed 91 energy-saving and emission-reduction demonstration projects, with all clinker enterprises finishing desulfurization and denitrification upgrades [3]. Aluminum Industry Growth - Tongchuan has developed a unique aluminum industry chain, projected to achieve an output value of 18 billion yuan in 2024, making it the largest aluminum processing base in the province [4]. - The city has introduced policies to support high-quality development in the aluminum sector, including the establishment of the Shaanxi Aluminum and Aluminum Processing Standardization Committee [4]. Emerging Industries - The semiconductor industry is represented by companies like Yinjie Semiconductor, which has developed proprietary technology for indium phosphide materials, addressing supply chain security issues [6]. - The optical electronics industry has seen significant growth, with over 30 companies forming a complete supply chain from materials to end products [7]. New Material Innovations - Companies in Tongchuan are advancing in new materials, including high-purity precious metal catalysts and asphalt-based carbon fibers, indicating strong potential for future growth [9]. - The city is also focusing on low-altitude economy development, with initiatives to promote drone technology and applications [9]. Cultural and Ecological Integration - Tongchuan is integrating cultural heritage with industrial development, promoting red culture and ecological tourism, which enhances the city's attractiveness and livability [10]. - The city has made strides in ecological transformation, achieving significant improvements in air quality and urban green coverage [16]. Economic and Social Development - The per capita disposable income in Tongchuan reached 15,167 yuan in the first half of 2025, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 5.5%, with rural incomes growing faster than urban ones [17]. - The city has invested in education and healthcare, enhancing the quality of life for residents and supporting sustainable community development [18]. Future Outlook - Tongchuan aims to strengthen its industrial base and continue its high-quality transformation, contributing to the broader goals of modernization in China [19].

Core Viewpoint - Karamay, a resource-based city in Xinjiang, is transitioning from a traditional oil economy to a diversified modern industrial system, focusing on green energy and technology to achieve sustainable development [1][2]. Group 1: Transition to Green Energy - Karamay is shifting from black oil to green computing, aiming to develop a modern industrial system that includes oil and gas, green computing, new energy, and cultural tourism [1][2]. - The city produced 14.86 million tons of crude oil and 4.51 billion cubic meters of natural gas last year, with a target to exceed 20 million tons of oil equivalent this year [2]. - Karamay has established six large data centers, positioning itself as a leader in computing power in the northwest region of China [2]. Group 2: Artificial Intelligence and Innovation - The first AI application competition in Karamay led to the signing of six key projects across various sectors, marking significant progress in the development of the green computing industry [3][4]. - Karamay is focusing on integrating AI with various industries to create demonstration application scenarios, enhancing the local innovation environment [4]. Group 3: Renewable Energy Development - Karamay has seen a 1.6 times increase in new energy installed capacity and a threefold increase in renewable energy generation [6]. - The city is developing a comprehensive hydrogen energy industry chain, focusing on green hydrogen applications in various sectors [7]. - Karamay aims to build a million-kilowatt-level renewable energy base, leveraging its abundant wind and solar resources [8]. Group 4: Equipment Manufacturing and Industrial Upgrading - Karamay is enhancing its oil equipment manufacturing capabilities, transitioning from simple manufacturing to a complete equipment production base [9]. - The city has registered 97 equipment manufacturing enterprises, focusing on oil extraction and related technologies [9]. - The seventh China (Karamay) International Oil and Gas Technology Equipment Exhibition showcased 416 companies, highlighting the integration of traditional energy and emerging sectors [10]. Group 5: Cultural and Tourism Development - Karamay is promoting tourism through cultural events, with visitor numbers increasing from 11.2 million in 2021 to 23.25 million in 2024, averaging a 22% annual growth [12]. - The city is developing unique tourism experiences, including themed events and educational tourism, to attract visitors and enhance cultural engagement [13][15]. - Karamay is leveraging its oil heritage to create tourism products that reflect its industrial history, enhancing its appeal as a tourist destination [14].

Core Viewpoint - Resource-based cities must transition from reliance on traditional resources to a diversified and high-quality development model, focusing on both strengthening traditional industries and cultivating emerging technology-driven sectors [1][2]. Group 1: Traditional Resource Utilization - Resource-based cities should maximize the value of their existing traditional resources, enhancing the added value of resource-based products to create new advantages while generating funds for emerging industries [1]. - The strategy involves a dual approach: strengthening traditional resource industries while also developing new industries that are either related to or independent from traditional resources [1]. Group 2: Industry Structure Optimization - The industrial structure of resource-based cities typically features a dominant secondary sector, with weaker primary and tertiary sectors. Transitioning requires optimizing this structure by increasing the share of the tertiary sector while adjusting the internal structure of the secondary sector [2]. - It is crucial to balance development with safety, and traditional industries with emerging ones, promoting innovation and sustainability in both sectors [2].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that Ordos, Inner Mongolia, has successfully transformed from a coal-dominated economy to a diversified resource-based city, embracing new energy and modern coal chemical industries [1][3] - Ordos serves as a vibrant example for other resource-based cities in China, showcasing how to leverage traditional resources while embracing innovation and change [3] Group 2 - The city has shifted from relying solely on coal for supply security to a dual-driven model that includes modern coal chemical and new energy sectors [3] - The transformation is characterized by a commitment to green development and innovation, indicating a strategic pivot towards sustainable practices [3]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the transformation of Yumen from a resource-dependent economy to a diversified energy hub, showcasing resilience and innovation in the face of challenges [1][4][9]. Group 1: Historical Context and Challenges - Yumen's economy was historically reliant on oil, leading to vulnerability when oil production declined, illustrating the risks of a single-resource economy [4]. - The city faced a critical turning point in the 1990s, prompting key decisions to relocate and diversify its economic base before resources were depleted [4][5]. Group 2: Transition and Development - Yumen has leveraged its natural wind and solar resources to become a leading site for renewable energy, establishing itself as a significant player in China's energy transition [5][7]. - By the end of 2024, Yumen's total installed power capacity is projected to reach 7.19 million kilowatts, with cumulative renewable energy generation exceeding 76 billion kilowatt-hours [5][7]. Group 3: Industry and Infrastructure - The city is developing a comprehensive energy infrastructure, including a 750 kV substation and a robust transmission network to facilitate energy distribution [7]. - Yumen has attracted nine renewable energy equipment manufacturing companies, creating a core industrial chain that supports wind, solar, and energy storage technologies [7][8]. Group 4: Broader Economic Impact - The transformation has led to a diversified industrial structure, with investments in modern chemical projects and the growth of the tertiary sector, enhancing economic resilience [8]. - Yumen has received multiple accolades, including recognition as a national garden city and an advanced ecological civilization city, reflecting its commitment to sustainable development [8].

Core Viewpoint - Resource-based cities in China, such as Jinchang and Yichun, are at a crossroads, leveraging new industries like new energy and materials to reshape their economic futures, particularly through the development of strategic mineral resources like copper and lithium [2] Group 1: Gold Industry Overview - International spot gold prices have reached a new high of over $3,650 per ounce, surpassing the inflation-adjusted historical peak from January 1980 [4] - China remains the world's largest gold producer, with a projected output of 377 tons in 2024, maintaining its position for 18 consecutive years [4][5] - Shandong province leads in gold production, contributing approximately 50% of the national output, with Yantai city being a significant contributor [7][8] Group 2: Key Gold-Producing Regions - The top gold-producing provinces in China include Shandong, Henan, and Gansu, with respective outputs of 186.07 tons, 93.88 tons, and 66.17 tons [5] - The counties of Laizhou and Zhaoyuan in Shandong are pivotal, accounting for 90% of Yantai's gold production and ranking among the top gold-producing counties in the country [13][15] Group 3: Economic Impact and Future Strategies - The gold industry in Yantai achieved a revenue of 2,443.3 billion yuan in 2024, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 26.5% [12] - Zhaoyuan and Laizhou are focusing on enhancing their industrial ecosystems by expanding into high-value-added processing and creative design, aiming to transform into modern industrial cities [21] - The local government is promoting a strategy to integrate new industries alongside traditional gold production, targeting a GDP of over 1 trillion yuan by 2026 [21]