Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has initiated the first nationwide survey of industrial cultural resources to establish a comprehensive database and dynamic management mechanism for these resources [1] Group 1: Survey Categories - The survey will cover five main categories of industrial cultural resources: 1. **Industrial Heritage**: Focused on sites over 30 years old with significant historical, technological, social, and artistic value, such as the Copper Green Mountain Ancient Copper Mine and the Kailuan Tangshan Mine [1] 2. **Industrial Themed Exhibition Venues**: Includes industrial museums and exhibition halls, for example, the Shenyang Industrial Museum and the China Nuclear Industry Science and Technology Museum [1] 3. **Industrial Tourism Destinations**: Such as the Jiangnan Shipbuilding Industrial Tourism Base and the Xiaomi Automobile Factory [1] 4. **Industrial Versions**: Pertaining to various resources that carry the marks of Chinese industrial civilization, including published materials and industrial blueprints [1] 5. **Industrial Cultural Resource Clusters**: Encompasses industrial cultural districts, industrial cultural parks, and cultural creative parks, such as the Jingdezhen Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Street and Shougang Park [1]

Core Viewpoint - The revitalization of industrial heritage is creating new opportunities in cultural tourism, attracting significant visitor interest and stimulating local economies during holidays like the "May Day" break [1][4]. Group 1: Industrial Heritage Transformation - Various regions are creatively repurposing old industrial sites into cultural and tourism hubs, such as the cultural district in Hengyang, Hunan, which has become popular among families [1]. - In Chongqing, the former printing factory has been transformed into a trendy cultural park, attracting a large number of visitors who appreciate the blend of retro industrial style and modern culture [1][3]. - The transformation of an old mining area in Ordos, Inner Mongolia, into an ecological park with educational programs showcases a shift from traditional coal mining to a greener approach [3]. Group 2: Economic Impact of Industrial Tourism - The activation of industrial heritage sites is not only preserving urban memories but also serving as a new engine for economic growth by creating multifunctional consumer spaces [4]. - In Nanning, a former silk factory has been converted into a popular tourist destination that combines cultural design, exhibitions, and creative retail [4]. - The cultural park in Yangquan, transformed from an old pump factory, has successfully integrated immersive performances and commercial areas, significantly boosting local tourism and related sectors, with daily revenues exceeding 500,000 yuan [5]. - As of now, China has 231 national industrial heritage sites and over 400 provincial sites, forming a diverse industrial tourism resource system across 31 provinces and regions [5].