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Core Perspective - The article discusses the recognition and preservation of industrial heritage in China, highlighting its cultural significance and the ongoing efforts to revitalize these sites for modern use [4][8]. Group 1: Industrial Heritage Significance - Industrial heritage serves as a testament to industrial civilization and collective memory of workers, becoming an important part of national cultural heritage [4]. - The history of the alum stone mine in Cangnan, Wenzhou, dates back over 600 years, showcasing the long-standing industrial practices in the region [4]. Group 2: Preservation and Revitalization Efforts - Cangnan has invested 7.3 million yuan in the protection and renovation of the Fude Bay miner's village, which has received accolades for its cultural heritage preservation [5]. - The transformation of industrial sites into cultural and tourism spaces, such as the underground mine scenic area and a mining-themed hotel, reflects a successful integration of heritage protection and tourism development [5]. Group 3: Urban Development and Sustainability - The Yangpu Riverside area in Shanghai, with a total length of 15.5 kilometers, has undergone comprehensive surveys and protection efforts for its industrial heritage, including over 200 old buildings [6]. - The revitalization of the Hangzhou Steel Plant site into an ecological park and cultural space demonstrates a commitment to sustainable urban development and the reuse of industrial heritage [7]. Group 4: Future Directions and Community Engagement - There is a growing societal interest in the active utilization of industrial heritage, exploring new models for education, tourism, and industrial restructuring [8].

Core Viewpoint - The Supreme People's Procuratorate has released typical cases demonstrating how procuratorial agencies promote the integration of socialist core values into legal construction through effective law enforcement [1] Group 1: Characteristics of the Released Cases - The cases reflect comprehensive law enforcement by involving multiple prosecutorial functions, showcasing the effectiveness of integrated and comprehensive law enforcement [1] - The cases embody the spirit of the rule of law, illustrating the process of cultivating and promoting socialist core values through just judicial practices [1] - The cases address social concerns, focusing on issues such as the protection of vulnerable groups, encouragement of heroic acts, and the establishment of a social credit system, which are of significant public interest [1] Group 2: Case Summaries - Case 1: The Shanghai procuratorial agency urged the protection of the Hero Pen Factory, a national industrial heritage, highlighting the risks of damage to historical documents and the importance of preserving industrial culture [2][3][4] - Case 2: The Jiangxi procuratorial agency supervised the payment of basic pensions to landless farmers, ensuring compliance with social security regulations and protecting the rights of vulnerable populations [8][9][10] - Case 3: The Shandong procuratorial agency decided not to prosecute an individual involved in a traffic accident, emphasizing the importance of friendly mutual assistance and the social value of such behavior [13][14][15] - Case 4: The Henan procuratorial agency supervised a community correction case, recognizing an individual's heroic act during a fire and facilitating a reduction in their sentence [19][20][21] - Case 5: The Sichuan procuratorial agency urged the revision of village autonomy regulations to protect the legal rights of rural women, addressing gender discrimination in local governance [25][26][27] - Case 6: The Shaanxi procuratorial agency contested a court ruling regarding a breach of contract case, emphasizing the principles of integrity and fairness in commercial transactions [31][32][33]

Economic Overview - Dalian's GDP for the first three quarters reached 724.82 billion yuan, with a year-on-year growth of 6.0%, matching the growth rate of the first half of the year and exceeding the national average by 0.8 percentage points [1][2] - The primary industry added value was 37.03 billion yuan (up 4.2%), the secondary industry added value was 257.55 billion yuan (up 8.0%), and the tertiary industry added value was 430.24 billion yuan (up 4.9%) [1] Industrial Performance - Dalian's industrial output value for large-scale enterprises grew by 12.8% year-on-year, which is 10.6 percentage points higher than the provincial average [2][3] - The petrochemical industry saw an increase of 8.9%, while the equipment manufacturing sector grew by 17.5%, with notable growth in the railway and shipbuilding sectors (up 64.5%) and the automotive industry (up 26.3%) [3] Strategic Initiatives - Dalian aims to transform its traditional industries, which account for over 80% of its manufacturing sector, by promoting high-end development, as outlined in the "Green Petrochemical Cluster Cultivation and Enhancement Action Plan (2025-2027)" [2][3] - The city has set a target to reach a GDP of 951.69 billion yuan by 2024, positioning itself as a leading city in Northeast China's economic landscape [1][2]

Core Points - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology announced the seventh batch of national industrial heritage sites, with 32 entities listed, including one from Jiangsu province [1] - The announcement emphasizes the importance of protecting and utilizing industrial heritage for educational and tourism purposes [9] Summary by Category Industrial Heritage Sites - The "Yixing Qianshu Long Kiln" in Jiangsu is recognized, featuring core items such as various traditional pottery tools and artifacts from different historical periods [8] - Three sites from Beijing are included: the Rocket Assembly Plant, the Erqi Locomotive Assembly Plant, and the historical buildings and equipment of the Jing-Zhang Railway, with notable structures preserved [8] - The Baiyin Company Industrial Heritage Group in Gansu is listed, with key items including the open-pit mine site and various industrial machinery [8] - The Jian Nan Chun Tian Yi Old Wine Workshop in Sichuan is recognized, showcasing traditional brewing techniques and historical accolades [8] Government Initiatives - The Ministry calls for local industrial and information departments to enhance the systematic protection of industrial heritage, ensuring resource allocation and supervision [9] - There is a push for the revitalization of industrial heritage through new models and industries, including educational and tourism initiatives [9]

Core Points - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology announced the seventh batch of national industrial heritage sites and the third batch of sites that passed re-evaluation, including 32 new sites and 50 re-evaluated sites [1][4]. Group 1: New National Industrial Heritage Sites - The seventh batch includes significant projects such as Shoushan Substation, Fengman Hydropower Station, Jingpo Lake Power Plant, Qinshan Nuclear Power Station, and Chongqing Power Plant [1][4]. Group 2: Re-evaluated National Industrial Heritage Sites - The third batch of re-evaluated sites includes major projects like Dagang Oilfield Port No. 5 Well, Kailuan Zhao Gezhuang Mine, Shigejie Coal Mine, Fushun West Open-pit Mine, Dongwo Hydropower Station, and the Controlled Nuclear Fusion Experimental Site [1][4]. Group 3: Implementation and Promotion - The Ministry emphasized the need for comprehensive protection and utilization of industrial heritage, encouraging new models such as "industrial heritage +" for education, tourism, and industrial restructuring [5][4].

Core Points - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology announced the seventh batch of national industrial heritage sites and the third batch of sites that passed re-evaluation, including 32 new sites and 50 re-evaluated sites [1][2]. Group 1: New National Industrial Heritage Sites - The seventh batch includes significant projects such as Shoushan Substation, Fengman Hydropower Station, Jingpo Lake Power Plant, Qinshan Nuclear Power Station, and Chongqing Power Plant [1][2]. Group 2: Re-evaluated National Industrial Heritage Sites - The third batch of re-evaluated sites includes major locations like Dagang Oilfield Port No. 5 Well, Kailuan Zhao Gezhuang Mine, Shigejie Coal Mine, Fushun West Open-pit Mine, Dongwo Hydropower Station, and the Controlled Nuclear Fusion Experiment Site [1][2]. Group 3: Recommendations for Heritage Management - The Ministry encourages local departments and enterprises to enhance the systematic protection of industrial heritage, increase resource support, and promote active utilization through new models such as "Industrial Heritage +” for education, tourism, and industrial restructuring [2].

Core Viewpoint - The transformation of the mining town of Yanshan into a cultural heritage site is highlighted, showcasing its historical significance and the ongoing efforts to preserve its industrial heritage while promoting tourism and local culture [6][8][12]. Group 1: Historical Significance - Yanshan is known for its rich deposits of alum, with reserves accounting for approximately 60% of the world's total and 80% of China's [6]. - The town has a 600-year history of alum mining and processing, earning it the title of "World Alum Capital" [6][7]. - The last group of miners left the mines in October 2017, marking the end of an era for the local mining industry [6]. Group 2: Cultural Heritage and Preservation Efforts - The town has been recognized as a "Chinese Historical and Cultural Village," and its alum sculpture technique is listed as a non-material cultural heritage of Zhejiang Province [8]. - Efforts to apply for industrial heritage status began in 2012, leading to the establishment of policies for the protection of alum mining sites and historical buildings [7][8]. - In 2017, the Wenzhou alum mine was designated as one of the first national industrial heritage sites [11]. Group 3: Tourism Development - The mining village of Fudewan has become a popular tourist destination, showcasing the lifestyle of former miners and preserving historical architecture [13][14]. - Since 2013, various cultural and environmental restoration projects have been initiated to enhance the town's appeal and preserve its mining heritage [14][15]. - The opening of the 312平硐 mine to tourists in 2020 has revitalized local tourism, with the introduction of themed hotels and art spaces [15][17]. Group 4: Community Engagement and Economic Impact - Local residents have actively participated in heritage preservation efforts, with initiatives to engage the community in cultural activities and storytelling [11][18]. - The transformation has led to economic benefits for returning entrepreneurs, with new businesses emerging that focus on local culinary traditions and cultural products [17]. - The town's recognition as a "National Civilized Town" in 2025 reflects the positive changes brought about by these initiatives [16].