重庆朝天门两江交汇处 资料图 今天，1月5日，长江经济带发展战略实施10周年。1月4日，重庆智库暨长江国家战略研究院联合中国大运河智库联盟，在渝发布题为《长江经济带10年发 展"八大成效"智库旗舰报告》以及长江经济带"十五五"智库洞察报告。该智库理事长、长江国家战略研究院院长、首席研究员王佳宁称，"十三五"时期长江 经济带GDP占全国总量的45.37%，"十四五"时期（2021—2024年）长江经济带GDP占全国总量的46.43%，提升超过1个百分点；2025年1~9月长江经济带 GDP占全国总量的47.02%，"进位"效应明显。 《长江经济带发展规划纲要》于2016年9月正式印发，明确提出了大力保护长江生态环境、加快构建综合立体交通走廊、创新驱动产业转型升级、积极推进 新型城镇化、努力构建全方位开放新格局、创新区域协调发展体制机制等六大主要任务。 该报告研判，10年来，国家发展改革委、生态环境部、交通运输部、水利部、农业农村部、文化和旅游部等部委，以及11省市相继出台有关长江经济带专项 发展规划等政策性文本，全方位部署、落实有关长江经济带发展战略的重大决策部署，显现"八大成效"。 ——积极推进新型城镇化更加 ...

要加快建成中部地区崛起的重要战略支点，实现经济强省和文化强省的目标，就需要发挥长江文化 赋能湖北文化旅游业发展的作用。一是树立人文经济互促发展的理念，传承弘扬长江文化中蕴含的敢为 人先、自强不息、开拓创新、开放包容等优秀人文基因，塑造优质社会文化环境，为湖北区域经济社会 发展提供文化价值赋能与文化制度赋能。二是塑造湖北文旅"长江文明"整体意象，着力建设以长江文化 为核心吸引力的世界知名旅游目的地。长江文化是湖北最有影响力的旅游资源、最有价值的辨识符号。 湖北文旅应彰显湖北"长江文化"的特色，以需求为导向，围绕长江文化IP开发符合消费者需求的文旅产 品。三是科技赋能，创新长江文化的表达形式。信息技术的迅猛发展，不仅丰富了长江文化传播方式， 还改变了人们感知、体验长江文化的形式。要适应数字时代的发展趋势，运用人工智能、虚拟现实、全 息呈现、数字孪生等新技术，打造互动式、沉浸式的长江文旅数字体验空间，让长江文化更加可感可及 可亲。 湖北是长江文明形成的关枢之地、长江文化的集中涵养之地。深入发掘长江文明的时代价值，加快 推动以长江文化赋能湖北文化旅游业发展，对于湖北加快建成中部地区崛起的重要战略支点具有重要意 义，也 ...

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Group 1 - The forum emphasized the significance of the Yangtze River as a symbol of Chinese civilization and its role in shaping Jiangsu's geography, economy, and culture [1] - The forum aimed to deepen international cooperation among river basin countries, enhancing the protection and transmission of river culture while promoting green development [1][2] - The event highlighted the importance of high-quality development along the Yangtze River Economic Belt, aligning with the directives from the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China [2] Group 2 - The forum featured discussions on the integration of historical culture preservation with urban green development and the revitalization of Yangtze culture [3] - Key initiatives announced included the "From Yangtze to Ocean" aquatic biological protection action plan and the launch of the "Eternal River - Yangtze Cultural Series" publishing project [3] - The forum attracted participation from various international organizations, think tanks, and government officials, indicating a collaborative approach to sustainable development [3]

Core Viewpoint - The documentary "Because of the Yangtze River" explores the rich cultural and historical significance of the Yangtze River, presenting it as a vital element of Chinese civilization and identity through various cultural regions and themes [1][2][3]. Summary by Sections Historical and Cultural Context - The documentary dissects the Yangtze River into seven cultural regions: Qiang-Tibetan, Dian-Qian, Ba-Shu, Jing-Chu, Hu-Xiang, Gan-Wan, and Wu-Yue, each representing unique historical narratives and cultural identities [1]. - It emphasizes the interplay between geography and culture, using thematic keywords such as "source initiation," "cultural integration," "water management," "innovation," "rice cultivation," "flowing rhythm," and "navigation" to encapsulate the essence of each region [1]. Modern Relevance and Preservation Efforts - The documentary highlights significant historical events and contemporary social issues, aiming to connect artifacts with human stories and historical contexts [2]. - It features the archaeological revival of the ancient "Dian Kingdom" and the modern efforts of cultural preservation, such as the nationwide cultural relics census, showcasing the importance of systematic protection of cultural heritage [2]. Personal Narratives and Cultural Significance - The documentary presents compelling personal stories of individuals, including young adventurers, dedicated scholars, and cultural workers, who embody the spirit of the Yangtze River and its role in nurturing life and civilization [3]. - It serves as a cultural journey that answers the question of what the Yangtze River means to the Chinese people, emphasizing its significance in the collective memory and identity of the nation [3].

Core Viewpoint - The fifth Yangtze River Culture Think Tank Forum and academic seminar on "Activation and Utilization of Water Culture of the Yangtze River and Grand Canal and Its Ideological Value" was held in Yangzhou, focusing on the creative transformation and innovative development of river culture [1] Group 1: Event Overview - The forum was hosted by Yangzhou University and involved over 150 experts and scholars from more than 50 universities, research institutions, and water conservancy industry units [1] - The event aimed to provide a high-end communication platform for national water culture research and to promote consensus on the inheritance and development of river culture [1] Group 2: Expert Contributions - Eight renowned experts shared insights from various dimensions including theoretical interpretation, practical cases, and regional characteristics [1] - Three parallel sub-forums were organized, with over 60 experts discussing topics such as "Water Culture of the Yangtze River and Grand Canal," "Ideological and Political Education related to the Yangtze River and Grand Canal," and "Protection, Utilization of Water Culture, and Integration of Industry and Education" [1] Group 3: Impact and Future Directions - The forum significantly advanced the research of Yangtze River and Grand Canal culture into deeper and broader fields [1]

Core Points - The 2025 Yangtze River Cultural Arts Season aims to showcase the cultural heritage and modern vitality of the Yangtze River, emphasizing the importance of cultural exchange and innovation in promoting the region's history and identity [1][8][10] Group 1: Cultural Events and Exhibitions - The 2025 Yangtze River Cultural Arts Season features a variety of events, including art exhibitions, film weeks, and academic exchanges, highlighting the rich cultural tapestry of the Yangtze River region [1][2][3] - The "Eternal Flow of the River" exhibition in Wuhan displays 160 artifacts that illustrate the development of ancient civilizations along the Yangtze, showcasing significant archaeological findings from the last fifty years [2][3] - The event includes a series of lectures and seminars that systematically present archaeological discoveries and their implications for understanding the origins and achievements of Yangtze civilization [3] Group 2: Technological Innovation in Cultural Preservation - The event incorporates technological advancements in cultural preservation, such as the digital restoration of films and artifacts, enhancing the accessibility and appreciation of cultural heritage [4][5] - The "Image of the Yangtze" film week features restored classic films, utilizing AI and manual techniques to preserve historical integrity while improving visual clarity [4] Group 3: Community Engagement and Global Outreach - The arts season promotes community engagement through various initiatives, including reading weeks and literary competitions, aimed at fostering a love for literature and culture among the public [6][7] - The event has garnered international attention, with increased tourist visits to the Yangtze River region, reflecting a growing interest in its cultural offerings [9][10] - The "Great River Dialogue Forum," co-hosted by UNESCO and the Wuhan government, brings together representatives from 22 countries to discuss cultural exchange and development strategies [10]

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 Yangtze River Cultural Arts Season aims to showcase and promote the rich cultural heritage of the Yangtze River, emphasizing its historical significance and contemporary relevance through various artistic and cultural activities [1][6]. Group 1: Cultural Events and Activities - The 2025 Yangtze River Cultural Arts Season features a variety of events, including art exhibitions, film weeks, and academic exchanges, highlighting the modern vitality of Yangtze culture [1][2]. - The "Eternal Flow of the River" exhibition in Wuhan showcases 160 artifacts that illustrate the development and integration of ancient civilizations along the Yangtze River [2]. - The season includes lectures and academic seminars that systematically present archaeological findings and research results related to Yangtze civilization [3]. Group 2: Technological Innovation in Cultural Preservation - The event incorporates technological innovations for cultural preservation, such as the restoration of classic films using AI and manual techniques, ensuring historical integrity while enhancing visual clarity [4]. - Digital and interactive methods are employed to present historical artifacts, making the cultural experience more engaging for visitors [4][5]. Group 3: International Engagement and Tourism - The cultural season has attracted significant attention from both domestic and international audiences, with a notable increase in tourist visits to Hubei province during the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival, reaching 20.36 million visitors, a 12.9% increase year-on-year [7]. - The event includes the "Great River Dialogue Forum," co-hosted by UNESCO and the Wuhan municipal government, bringing together representatives from 22 countries to discuss cultural exchange and development [8]. Group 4: Promotion of Reading and Literature - The "Book Fragrance Yangtze" reading week distributed millions of yuan in coupons to encourage reading among the public, while the "Encountering the Yangtze Literature Week" invited nationwide submissions for themed essays [5].

Group 1: Cultural Heritage and Integration - The event "What is China: Living by the Yangtze River" was launched in Wuhan, focusing on the beauty of the Yangtze River and the transformation of Hubei through various dimensions such as civilization, ecological protection, openness, and technological innovation [1] - Hubei's rich historical and cultural heritage is highlighted by the archaeological findings of the Qin bamboo slips, which illustrate the process of ethnic integration before the unification of the Qin dynasty [2] - The importance of making museum artifacts "come alive" is emphasized as a means to pass on the cultural legacy of the Yangtze River [3] Group 2: Openness and Inclusivity - The Yangtze River's inclusive nature attracts people from around the world, with new residents in Hubei feeling a sense of belonging and contributing to cultural dialogue [4] - Foreign guests express admiration for Wuhan's unique architecture and the city's historical openness to the world, showcasing the blend of cultures [6] Group 3: Ecological Protection - The ecological achievements along the Yangtze River are evident, with significant increases in the populations of species such as the milu deer and the Yangtze finless porpoise, reflecting successful conservation efforts [5][7] - The growth of the golden monkey population in Shennongjia is attributed to advanced technology and conservation strategies [7] Group 4: Technological Innovation - Brain-computer interface technology is being developed in Hubei, with local institutions and companies making significant advancements in this field [8] - The potential for Hubei to transform its technological strengths into industrial advantages in the global brain-computer interface market is highlighted [8] Group 5: Media Engagement - A media initiative from October 28 to 30 aims to capture the ecological beauty of the Yangtze River, document innovative advancements, and explore the cultural roots of Hubei [10]

Core Points - The 2025 Yangtze Culture Festival opened in Zhangjiagang on October 24, featuring the theme "Integration, Promotion, Sharing" [1] - The festival includes five major segments: Cultural Relics of the Yangtze, Intangible Cultural Heritage of the Yangtze, Artistic Charm of the Yangtze, Walking the Yangtze, and Open Yangtze [1] - The opening ceremony featured the premiere of an original cultural drama titled "An Invitation," which explores themes of humanity and civilization through the lens of nine ancient relics from Zhangjiagang [1] - The "Grand View of the Yangtze" exhibition opened, showcasing 159 cultural relics [1] - The "Cycling the Yangtze's Scenic Spots" event was held at Shuangshan Island, launching the "3D Cloud Tour: Water Charm Jiangsu" project and the "Hi, Yangtze River!" inbound travel agency partnership plan [1] - Over the past 22 years, the Yangtze Culture Festival has hosted more than 180 activities, with over 500 million participants both online and offline [2] Summary by Categories Event Overview - The festival is themed "Integration, Promotion, Sharing" and includes various cultural activities [1] - It has been held for 22 years, with a total of over 180 activities conducted [2] Cultural Activities - Five major segments are featured: Cultural Relics, Intangible Heritage, Artistic Charm, Walking, and Open Yangtze [1] - The "Grand View of the Yangtze" exhibition displays 159 cultural relics [1] - The premiere of the drama "An Invitation" highlights the historical significance of relics from the region [1] Participation and Impact - The festival has attracted over 500 million participants in its 22-year history [2] - The "Cycling the Yangtze's Scenic Spots" event promotes tourism and cultural engagement [1]