长城沿线乡村，因长城而生、依长城而兴。在密云区古北口镇，司马台长城、二十四眼楼、将军楼等长 城资源得到活化利用，形成"烽火长城""胜利之路""长城古镇""壮美山河"等研学旅行线路。石峡村的乡 亲们也依托长城资源走上了致富路，民宿、油坊、咖啡屋、长城书屋等共同串联起农文旅产业链，助力 乡村全面振兴。 | 目前,国家文化公园包括 | | | --- | --- | | 长城国家文化公园 | 大运河国家文化公园 | | 长征国家文化公园 | 黄河国家文化公园 | | 长江国家文化公园 | | | "十四五"以来 | | | 国家发展改革委安排中央预算内资金重点支持, | 并带动地方政府专项债等共同投向国家文化公园建设 | 制图：张芳曼 建好用好国家文化公园。 ——摘自"十五五"规划建议 "上下两千年，纵横数万里"，长城是我国现存体量最大、分布最广的文化遗产。与长城结缘20年，我和 团队在长城沿线持续调研，为长城保护与研究贡献力量。 2005年，国家文物局组织数千名文物和测绘工作人员，第一次在全国范围内为长城"做体检""摸家底"， 我有幸参与其中。我们调查的第一站，就在北京市延庆区石峡村。当时长城还没有修缮，山势险峻 ...

Core Insights - Jiangsu province is uniquely positioned with significant waterways, including the Grand Canal and Yangtze River, which provide a historical and cultural foundation for the development of national cultural parks [1] - The transition from traditional management to digital governance in cultural park management faces challenges related to physical, cognitive, and industrial boundaries [2][3] - Jiangsu is exploring innovative practices in cultural park governance, focusing on digital technology, IP operation, and multi-stakeholder collaboration to address governance challenges [3][4] Group 1: Opportunities and Challenges - The governance of national cultural parks is undergoing a critical transformation towards digital governance, highlighting the need to overcome physical, cognitive, and industrial boundaries [2] - The integration of cultural heritage sites is challenged by administrative divisions and the "data island" phenomenon, necessitating systematic solutions [2] - Cultural transmission must evolve from one-way output to interactive engagement, particularly to enhance youth recognition of traditional culture [2] Group 2: Pathways to Governance Modernization - Jiangsu's cultural narrative is being restructured through digital media, transforming cultural heritage into emotional symbols [4] - The use of IP operation is aimed at activating the cultural industry ecosystem, turning cultural resources into marketable IP symbols [4] - Digital platforms are facilitating collaborative governance, creating an inclusive governance model that engages government, market, and society [5] Group 3: Future Vision - The construction of a unified data platform for national cultural parks is essential for integrating various data sources and addressing the "data island" issue [6] - Innovative mechanisms for IP operation and industry linkage are being established to support cross-media development and global cultural product transformation [6] - The development of a digital dialogue platform for river culture is anticipated to enhance emotional connectivity and social participation in cultural parks [6][7]

Core Viewpoint - The Shanhaiguan Great Wall Museum has officially opened to the public, serving as a significant landmark for the protection and transmission of the Great Wall's rich historical culture, reflecting a new concept in cultural heritage preservation [3][4][10]. Group 1: Museum Overview - The museum, located in Qinhuangdao, Hebei Province, features a total construction area of approximately 30,000 square meters and integrates cultural relic protection, collection display, education, research, and leisure experiences [6][10]. - The museum's design incorporates elements of the Great Wall's historical architecture, symbolizing the integration of cultural heritage and modernity [6][10]. - It hosts several permanent exhibitions, including "World Heritage: The National Backbone - The History and Culture of the Great Wall" and "The First Pass Under Heaven - The Shanhaiguan Special Exhibition" [6][10]. Group 2: Cultural Significance - The Great Wall is recognized as a symbol of the Chinese nation and an important representation of Chinese civilization, with its history spanning over two millennia [3][10]. - The museum aims to promote the cultural value of the Great Wall and enhance its significance through public activities and international academic exchanges [10][21]. - The Great Wall's construction and preservation efforts have evolved significantly since the establishment of New China, with a focus on cultural value exploration rather than merely physical restoration [10][12]. Group 3: Community Engagement - The museum has received over 11,000 cultural relics, with more than 3,000 items donated by the public, reflecting strong community support for the preservation of the Great Wall [19][21]. - Local communities are encouraged to leverage the Great Wall heritage for rural tourism development, enhancing economic growth in the region [19][21]. - The museum's initiatives have sparked widespread public interest in the protection and promotion of the Great Wall, fostering a collective effort to safeguard this cultural treasure [19][21].