Core Viewpoint - The meeting emphasized the importance of advancing the construction of archaeological heritage parks in Anhui Province, aligning with current trends in cultural and archaeological enthusiasm, and integrating cultural tourism with a focus on protection and service enhancement [1] Group 1: Development and Strategy - The meeting highlighted the need to enhance the understanding of archaeological heritage parks and to promote high-level construction [1] - It was stressed to deepen the integration of cultural tourism and to create a diverse product matrix through multi-industry collaboration [1] - The importance of digital empowerment and the establishment of a flexible and efficient operational service model was discussed [1] Group 2: Expert Insights - Wang Wei emphasized that building good archaeological heritage parks is crucial for bringing cultural relics to life and effectively conveying the historical and cultural information embedded in the sites [3] - Chen Tongbin suggested that archaeological parks should integrate "archaeological stories" within the framework of the "Chinese Civilization Identification System" to highlight the contributions of Chinese civilization to global culture [5] Group 3: Case Studies and Experiences - The representatives from various archaeological parks, including Liangzhu, Jinsha, and Yinxu, shared their experiences in protection, construction, and operation [5][8][9] - The Liangzhu site was noted as a testament to 5,000 years of Chinese civilization, with significant explorations in cultural display and tourism integration [7] - The Jinsha site focused on solidifying the foundation for relic display and expanding cultural roots to promote regional development [8] - The Yinxu site achieved notable results in archaeological research, cultural experience creation, and community engagement [9] - The Lingjiatan site has rapidly developed by leveraging large archaeological projects for cultural tourism, emphasizing protection and management [11]