Core Viewpoint - The celebration of the 1038th anniversary of Mazu's ascension has highlighted the integration of low-carbon living with Mazu culture on Meizhou Island, showcasing a shift towards green energy and sustainable practices in tourism and daily life [1][5]. Group 1: Green Transportation - The electric vehicle charging network has been established, creating a "three-kilometer charging circle" across the island, with all 376 buses and tourist vehicles converted to electric [2][5]. - The island promotes various eco-friendly transportation options, including shared electric vehicles and electric-assisted bicycles, contributing to a green transportation network [5][6]. Group 2: Green Energy Applications - The application of green electricity extends beyond transportation, with initiatives like electric kitchens and solar energy systems being implemented across the island [5][6]. - Over 600 guesthouses and family inns have adopted electric cooking appliances, and 21 enterprises have achieved 100% electric kitchen transformation, significantly reducing cooking costs [5][6]. Group 3: Cultural and Economic Development - The island is developing various attractions, such as a new energy demonstration base and eco-friendly night markets, to promote green electricity and stimulate economic growth [6][7]. - Meizhou Island is exploring a path to become a "zero-carbon island" by focusing on green building, ecological landscaping, renewable energy utilization, and smart operations [7]. Group 4: Smart Management of Cultural Heritage - The Mazu Temple, a significant cultural heritage site, is being supported by a smart power operation model that enhances safety and efficiency in energy management [8][10]. - Emergency response teams have been established to address potential crises at the temple, ensuring a robust safety net for this historical site [11].