Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the implementation of local legislation in Danzhou, focusing on the protection and utilization of cultural resources, particularly related to the Dongpo culture, and the ecological restoration of mining areas, aiming to promote development and improve governance [2][3][4]. Group 1: Cultural Resource Legislation - Danzhou has enacted the "Regulations on the Protection and Utilization of Dongpo Cultural Resources," which is the first specialized legislation on Dongpo culture in the province, aimed at enhancing the protection and utilization of cultural heritage [2][4]. - The regulations consist of 21 articles that define the scope of Dongpo cultural resources, covering both movable and immovable cultural heritage, as well as intangible cultural heritage [4]. - The legislation encourages social capital participation and aims to integrate Dongpo culture with local cultural elements to create distinctive cultural tourism brands [4][5]. Group 2: Ecological Restoration Legislation - Danzhou is set to implement the "Regulations on Mining Ecological Restoration" starting September 1, 2024, addressing issues such as geological disasters and environmental degradation caused by mining activities [5][6]. - The regulations outline specific restoration measures and emphasize the responsibility of restoration personnel to prevent further environmental damage during the restoration process [6]. - This legislation represents a targeted approach to improve environmental governance through local laws [5][6]. Group 3: Legislative Framework Improvement - Danzhou has established the "Regulations on the Formulation of Local Legislation," which will take effect on May 1, 2025, to standardize the legislative process and improve the quality of local laws [7]. - The regulations provide a comprehensive framework for the legislative process, including drafting, review, and modification of local laws, ensuring adherence to principles of scientific, democratic, and lawful legislation [7]. - Future legislative plans include addressing urban management, ecological civilization, cultural heritage protection, and grassroots governance [7].