Core Perspective - Huizhou aims to enhance its urban influence by activating the cultural IP of Su Dongpo and leveraging its rich historical and natural resources for modern urban development [1][3]. Group 1: Urban Development Plans - The Huizhou Ancient City Renewal Plan was launched on April 25, focusing on the future development of the old city and the renovation of 12 historical buildings, led by four academicians and over a hundred professionals [1][3]. - The Huizhou municipal government has proposed ten major projects, including the optimization of the West Lake area, targeting the urban core represented by West Lake and its surrounding old districts [3][12]. Group 2: Cultural Heritage and Historical Significance - Huizhou is recognized as an important birthplace of Lingnan civilization, with a rich historical accumulation and cultural memory, including 19 historical sites left by Su Dongpo [4][6]. - The East Slope Pavilion Granary, built in 1951, is a significant cultural landmark that has been preserved and renovated, providing a space for exhibitions and cultural activities [6][15]. Group 3: Expert Involvement and Community Engagement - Experts, architects, and artists from across the country are exploring innovative approaches to the Huizhou Ancient City Renewal Plan, focusing on the renovation of historical buildings [9][15]. - The old Huizhou government building and the Zhushan Academy are designated as cultural tourism experience projects, emphasizing cultural content and operational upgrades [12][11]. Group 4: Industrial Heritage and Future Prospects - The old shipyard, a historical site of water transportation, is being transformed into a cultural and artistic experience space, attracting young people and fostering community engagement [14][15]. - The shipyard's historical significance, including its role in constructing the first cement steel net structure passenger ship, highlights its cultural importance and potential for future development [14][15].