Core Viewpoint - The competition for the hometowns of famous figures reflects the importance placed by various regions on developing cultural resources and the tourism industry, but it also reveals a short-sighted and impatient attitude towards cultural construction [1][2][3] Group 1: Cultural Resource Development - Long-term accumulation and careful cultivation are essential for cultural work and tourism resource development, as immediate results are unrealistic [2] - Successful cultural tourism examples, such as Harbin's ice and snow culture and Suzhou's historical heritage, demonstrate the value of deep cultural roots and preservation efforts [2] - Conversely, some regions make hasty decisions without considering local cultural resources, leading to unviable tourism projects that lack authenticity and sustainability [2][3] Group 2: Importance of Local Culture - Instead of competing for the so-called hometowns of famous figures, regions should focus on investigating and utilizing their own cultural resources, including historical figures, relics, and local traditions [3] - A respectful and patient approach to cultural resource development can yield unique local characteristics and economic benefits without resorting to superficial fame [3] - Cultural construction should adhere to long-term principles, avoiding short-term gains and opportunistic strategies that can lead to public backlash [2][3]

Core Viewpoint - The opening of Jiangxi Li, a cultural and food street in Wuhan, has successfully attracted over 150,000 visitors in just five days during the May Day holiday, showcasing the revival of historical dock culture and local tourism [1][2]. Group 1: Project Development - Jiangxi Li features over 30 traditional buildings and various local delicacies, with performances and interactions enhancing the visitor experience [1]. - The project was initiated by the local village committee after observing the success of a similar project in Changsha, leading to the establishment of a partnership with a professional operating team [2]. - The construction of Jiangxi Li began in August 2023, with a focus on preserving the original landscape and repurposing 38 idle houses into new wooden structures [2][3]. Group 2: Economic Impact - The project has created job opportunities for over 200 villagers, with an average monthly salary exceeding 6,000 yuan [3]. - The expected annual revenue for the village collective is projected to exceed 3 million yuan, with plans for further development in the surrounding areas [3].