广州文化公园十三行印迹园正式对外开放 中新网广州10月21日电 (记者 孙秋霞)记者21日从广州市荔湾区委宣传部获悉，广州文化公园十三行印 迹园于今年10月建成并开放使用。该园区通过采用当代建筑艺术形式再现历史情境，增设市民活动场 地、展览空间、科普长廊和植物园地，将历史文化融入到公共空间。 广州文化公园十三行印迹园邻近公园东门，原为仿汉代宫殿建筑群"汉城"，建于20世纪80年代，曾是广 州市民文化娱乐的重要场所之一，后随着游客渐少，空置至今已十余年。 历史研究证实，广州文化公园原"汉城"地块是广州一口通商时期十三行的宝顺行、瑞行、旧英国馆、炒 炒行、新英国馆等馆原址，并且存在不同时段的叠压。设计团队通过对不同时期行栈和商馆的平面、立 面进行复原，并完成现场定位，找回了场地的历史记忆。在系统梳理该地块历史脉络、场地信息、文化 遗存情况的基础上，设计团队以"十三行印迹"作为总体思路，再现了珠江历史岸线和广州一口通商时期 在建筑、园林、植物等方面的重要印迹，实现文脉赓续。 据悉，18世纪以来，以植物学为代表的西方博物学蓬勃发展，传教士、博物学者、"植物猎人"纷纷到中 国收集植物，尤其在一口通商时期，广州是中国植物 ...

Core Viewpoint - The publication of "South of the Yangtze: The Overlooked Yanzhou Prefecture" by historian Yang Bin highlights the historical changes and cultural heritage of Yanzhou, emphasizing the importance of personal and collective memory in understanding local history [3][4][5]. Summary by Relevant Sections Historical Context - The book focuses on the historical transformation of Yanzhou, particularly the impact of the Xin'an River Reservoir construction and administrative adjustments that led to the physical and cultural obliteration of the region [3][4][5][6]. - Significant events include the completion of the Xin'an River Hydropower Station in 1959, which submerged parts of Yanzhou, displacing around 300,000 residents, and the 1969 Fuchun River Reservoir, which displaced over 50,000 people [5][6]. Cultural Significance - Yang Bin emphasizes the cultural symbols of Yanzhou, particularly figures like Yan Ziling and Fan Zhongyan, who represent high moral standards and cultural heritage [7][8]. - The book also highlights the stories of ordinary individuals, such as a widow from the Qing Dynasty, to illustrate the human aspect of history and the importance of documenting diverse narratives [8][9]. Geographical Importance - Yanzhou's unique geographical position between Huizhou and Hangzhou has made it a crucial cultural and material transit hub since the Southern Song Dynasty, facilitating trade and cultural exchange [9][10]. Research Challenges - The author faced significant challenges due to the scarcity of historical documents, particularly after the Taiping Rebellion and the impact of reservoir construction, which destroyed many local records [11]. - Yang Bin utilized oral histories and field research to enrich the narrative, combining anthropological and micro-historical perspectives [11]. Reader Engagement - The book aims to inspire readers to recognize the value of local history and personal narratives, encouraging them to document their own family and community histories [12][13]. - Yang Bin advocates for exploring Yanzhou's historical sites to foster a deeper understanding of its cultural evolution [13].

Core Perspective - The article highlights the revitalization and cultural significance of the Lugouqiao Wanfengcheng historical and cultural district in Beijing, emphasizing the integration of historical preservation with modern urban development [2][5][7]. Group 1: Historical and Cultural Significance - The Lugouqiao Wanfengcheng area is recognized as a historical cultural protection zone and a site for national anti-war memorial activities, embodying the spirit of the great anti-war struggle [2][3]. - The district features significant historical sites, including the 800-year-old Lugou Bridge and the China Anti-Japanese War Memorial Museum, which serve as reminders of the past and are integral to the city's cultural identity [2][8]. Group 2: Urban Renewal and Development - Recent renovations have improved the living environment while preserving historical elements, with a focus on integrating cultural heritage into modern life [2][5]. - The area is being transformed into a "museum city," with plans to introduce various museums and cultural facilities to enhance public cultural services [3][4]. Group 3: Community Engagement and Activities - The district hosts various exhibitions and events that reflect local history and culture, such as the "Fengtai Anti-War Special Exhibition," showcasing artifacts and photographs from the anti-Japanese war [4][11]. - The integration of modern technology in exhibitions, such as QR codes for detailed information, enhances visitor engagement and educational experiences [13][14]. Group 4: Visitor Experience and Tourism - Since the reopening of the China Anti-Japanese War Memorial Museum, daily visitor numbers have exceeded 20,000, indicating a growing interest in the area's historical significance [14]. - The district aims to attract international tourists by promoting peace and cultural exchange, showcasing China's commitment to preserving its history while looking towards the future [14].

Core Viewpoint - The innovative design of admission letters from various universities reflects their educational philosophy and cultural heritage, serving as a unique introduction to new students and enhancing emotional connections between students and institutions [1][2]. Group 1: Design and Innovation - Admission letters have evolved in design, incorporating unique materials and concepts that convey the universities' values and spirit [1]. - For instance, the China Renmin University admission letter is designed as a "book lamp," symbolizing historical nourishment and guidance for new students [1]. - Harbin Institute of Technology's letter features materials used in space exploration, allowing students to send wishes that will accompany future satellite launches [1]. Group 2: Cultural and Social Significance - The design of admission letters also reflects a deep connection to the universities' history and a commitment to social responsibility [2]. - Fudan University's special edition letter includes tea bricks sourced from a poverty alleviation project, symbolizing a broader vision of societal contribution [2]. - These thoughtfully designed admission letters serve as cherished mementos, embodying warmth and encouragement for students embarking on their academic journeys [2].