以灯光剪影呈现的原始部落场景。 本报讯（西海新闻记者 马小玮 摄影报道）夜幕渐垂，西宁市城北区的夜色被点点灯火唤醒。西宁市沈那遗址 公园入口处，"蝶舞星河"灯光装置已率先亮起，细碎的光点在草丛间流转闪烁，蝴蝶灯与花朵灯交相辉映， 将远古河湟谷地的轮廓晕染成一片梦幻星海。不远处，"马上精神"等马年主题灯组熠熠生辉，暖黄色灯光勾 勒出茅草门廊与传统谷仓的精致轮廓，现代光影与古朴元素碰撞，浓浓的年味在夜色中弥漫开来。 新春的脚步渐近，为着力营造温馨祥和、喜庆热烈的新春氛围，西宁市城北区城市管理局以花灯为载体打造 特色新春景观，一场兼具文化内涵与视觉美感的2026年春节花灯展正悄然酝酿，即将点亮新春的夜色。此次 花灯展分别位于北川青唐城康养避暑小镇、西宁市沈那遗址公园、西宁市政府周边及小桥大街4大核心区域， 共设置33组特色花灯，让市民在光影盛宴中感受节日的美好，触摸文化底蕴。 走进沈那遗址公园，"历史长卷"灯组堪称视觉焦点。3米高的卷轴式灯阵缓缓展开，灯火流转间，远古彩陶的 纹路、古城墙的砖石、现代都市的天际线依次浮现，河湟文明的千年变迁在光影中徐徐铺陈，让人仿佛穿越 时空。与之呼应的沈那遗址主题灯组更具巧思，以齐 ...

Group 1 - The core focus for Fengtai District in 2026 will be on "pioneering leadership and comprehensive leap," aiming to inject strong cultural momentum into regional economic and social high-quality development [1] - Key initiatives include promoting the creation of a national 5A-level tourist attraction in the Lugou Bridge-Wanping City area and enhancing the "Two Parks and One River" coordinated development [1] - The district plans to complete the fourth national cultural relics census and the sixth batch of district-level intangible cultural heritage representative project recognition [1] Group 2 - The district will implement a three-year action plan for high-quality tourism development and support policies for the accommodation industry, with a target of increasing commercial performance by 25% year-on-year [1] - Public cultural services will be enhanced through the socialized operation of public cultural facilities and the expansion of new cultural venues, including the construction of the Wanping Cultural Reception Hall [2] - The district aims to deepen the "Book Fragrant Fengtai" initiative by establishing physical bookstores, reading stations, and specialty academies to empower urban development through culture [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of cultural empowerment in urban development, highlighting how unique street districts enhance both commercial vibrancy and historical memory, thus becoming vital representations of the city's cultural and economic integration [1]. Group 1: Cultural Heritage and Historical Continuity - Urban cultural construction should prioritize the continuation of historical context and the preservation of spiritual roots, ensuring that cultural heritage, such as ancient relics and historical districts, is protected and integrated into modern life [2]. - It is essential to avoid short-sighted actions like demolishing genuine historical sites for fake replicas, instead finding a balance between urban development and cultural preservation [2]. Group 2: Unique Urban Character and Aesthetic Value - The unique character of a city is a blend of its external image and internal spirit, shaped by natural geography, historical culture, and contemporary ethos, which influences the city's recognition and appeal [2]. - Scientific planning should guide urban construction to balance practical needs with aesthetic values, ensuring harmony between urban development and nature [2]. Group 3: Enriching Spiritual Life and Cultural Engagement - Urban culture should enhance the spiritual life of residents, aligning with the principle of serving the people, and expanding the breadth and depth of cultural offerings [3]. - Creating engaging cultural activities, from community festivals to modern art exhibitions, allows citizens to experience cultural richness and improves cultural literacy [3]. - Embedding cultural roots into urban development and fostering innovation in culture can drive sustainable urban growth, making cities vibrant and historically rich places to live [3].

Group 1 - The core idea emphasizes the importance of cultural prosperity in nurturing urban essence and shaping city temperament, highlighting the integration of culture with various industries for sustainable urban development [1][2][3] - Urban cultural construction should focus on preserving historical context and spiritual roots, balancing urban development with cultural heritage protection to revitalize old neighborhoods and buildings [2][3] - The unique urban characteristics and spirit are essential for a city's identity, requiring scientific planning to harmonize functional needs with aesthetic values in urban design [2][3] Group 2 - Enriching spiritual life and conveying humanistic warmth are crucial for urban cultural development, aiming to meet the new expectations of citizens through diverse cultural activities [3] - The vitality of a city is derived from economic growth and cultural nourishment, necessitating the deep integration of cultural roots into urban development for sustained growth [3]