Core Viewpoint - The 2025 Liaoning Province High-Quality Cultural and Tourism Integration Development Conference will be held in Chaoyang, aiming to transform Liaoning from an industrial province to a strong cultural and tourism province through the development of three major areas: "Ring-Shenyang," "Lianhai Line," and "Chaoyang Triangle" [2][8] Group 1: Ring-Shenyang - The "Ring-Shenyang" area includes Shenyang, Tieling, Fushun, Benxi, Liaoyang, and Anshan, focusing on the integration of industrial heritage and folk culture [3] - Key strategies include the innovative activation of industrial heritage, such as creating immersive industrial museums and themed cultural districts [3] - Development of Manchu cultural experiences by connecting historical sites and creating immersive cultural products [4] Group 2: Lianhai Line - The "Lianhai Line" encompasses Dalian, Dandong, Yingkou, Panjin, Huludao, and parts of Jinzhou, emphasizing three core features: "three-dimensional, full-chain, and international" [5] - The plan includes creating a multi-dimensional marine landscape experience and developing a national-level bird-watching research base [5] - Focus on seafood culinary tourism by enhancing seafood gathering areas and creating themed festivals [5] Group 3: Chaoyang Triangle - The "Chaoyang Triangle" includes Chaoyang, Fuxin, and most of Jinzhou, recognized as an important site for the origins of Chinese civilization [6] - Plans involve creating a "Liaoxi Civilization Exploration Display Belt" centered around archaeological sites and museums [6] - Development of immersive archaeological experiences and the activation of cultural heritage sites for historical preservation [6] Group 4: Collaborative Development - Recommendations for enhancing transportation networks, brand systems, all-season products, and industry integration in Liaoning's cultural tourism planning [7] - The establishment of a provincial cultural tourism brand and sub-brands to promote regional characteristics [7] - Development of seasonal product chains to cater to different tourism demands throughout the year [7][8]