Core Viewpoint - The historical classic industries in Zhejiang are experiencing unprecedented development opportunities, supported by innovative financial services from local banks, particularly the Industrial Bank Hangzhou Branch, which integrates traditional culture with modern financial practices [1][2][3]. Group 1: Financial Support and Innovation - The historical classic industries in Zhejiang face challenges such as long production cycles, high capital occupation, and insufficient collateral for financing [2]. - The Industrial Bank Hangzhou Branch has developed differentiated financial solutions tailored to various stages of enterprise development, including a 5 million yuan loan to support the expansion of a local chrysanthemum production company [2]. - A 200 million yuan project loan was provided for the integration of the white tea industry in Anji, facilitating land transfer and infrastructure development, which is expected to increase the average annual income of over 1,000 tea farmers by more than 8,000 yuan [2]. Group 2: Technological Empowerment - The bank encourages traditional enterprises to invest in technological innovation, promoting the transformation of traditional industries towards smart, digital, and high-end development [3]. - A silk weaving company in Huzhou has upgraded its production line with automated equipment, achieving an annual production capacity of 2 million meters of high-end silk fabric, and has become a long-term partner of several international luxury brands [3]. Group 3: Industry Ecosystem Development - The Industrial Bank Hangzhou Branch has launched various innovative financial products, including long-term low-interest loans and supply chain finance, to create an ecosystem for historical classic industries [5]. - The bank has established a team of over 170 financial specialists to provide on-site support in industrial clusters, assisting enterprises in connecting with government policies and market resources [6]. - The bank emphasizes cross-industry collaboration, integrating cultural, tourism, and technology sectors to avoid single financial services and has provided over 17 billion yuan in loans to related industries [6].