在天津市和平区花园路5号的吉鸿昌旧居，"何以中国·和合共生"媒体采访团成员看到了一场特殊的表 演。演员霍正斐身着军装，眼神坚毅地重现了抗日英雄吉鸿昌临刑前的壮烈场景——这正是"红楼"沉浸 式展演《国魂》中最动人的一幕。 中新网天津8月10日电(记者 刘越)"我为抗日而亡，绝不能让你从我的背后开枪。你要从我的面前开枪， 我要亲眼看到敌人的子弹是怎样打死我的。来啊，开枪吧！" 天津市吉鸿昌旧居，演员沉浸式重现抗日英雄吉鸿昌临刑前的壮烈场景。中新网 刘越 摄 场景重现 让红色记忆在"红楼"中生长 盛夏的和平区中心花园，绿树成荫中一座红砖小楼格外显眼——这座被称为"红楼"的建筑，曾是抗日英 雄、爱国将领吉鸿昌生前最后的居所，也是他在天津开展抗日活动的地下联络站、秘密印刷所。 如今，通过精心设计的场景还原与真人演绎，让当年的革命印记愈发清晰。二楼第七展室设置七扇门， 每一扇门都对应着警戒撤离的逃生路线，演员推门、闪身的动作利落干脆，瞬间将观众拉回那个危机四 伏的年代。 他记得，一次有位大学生观众看完演出后哭了，这让他更加确信演绎的意义，"文字可能抽象，但演戏 能让历史'活'起来，观众能直观感受到将军为国家、为百姓做事的 ...

Group 1: Industrial Heritage and Transformation - Tianjin is recognized as a birthplace of modern Chinese industry, with over a hundred "Chinese firsts" contributing to its industrial backbone [2][3] - The Tianjin Dongli Machine Tool Museum showcases over 300 historical machine tools, referred to as "industrial fossils," which narrate the city's rich industrial history [2][4] - The museum offers interactive experiences, such as a "72-hour machine disassembly" course and a "mechanical life wall" for creative expression, blending history with modern engagement [4][6] Group 2: Cultural Revitalization - The "One Building, One Policy" initiative aims to revitalize historical buildings in Tianjin, infusing them with new life while preserving their historical essence [7][10] - The Ji Hongchang Former Residence has been transformed into a cultural exhibition space, integrating modern technology to enhance visitor experience [10][11] - Other historical sites, such as the former Kailuan Mining Bureau and the former Xinhua Trust Savings Bank, have been repurposed for contemporary uses, demonstrating a blend of history and modernity [10][12] Group 3: Literary Culture and Community Engagement - The Haihe Old Book Market has become a cultural hub, attracting nearly 300,000 visitors over the past year, promoting a vibrant reading culture [14][15] - The market has successfully integrated various cultural elements, including themed exhibitions and non-heritage experiences, enriching the local cultural landscape [16][18] - The revival of the old book market reflects the city's commitment to fostering a "bookish society," preserving literary heritage while engaging new generations [18][19]