Group 1: Industrial Heritage Transformation - The transformation of abandoned industrial sites into cultural and tourism hubs has gained momentum, with projects turning former factories and mines into popular destinations [1][10][19] - In Jiangxi's Wangxian Valley, a former abandoned mine has been revitalized into a tourist attraction, averaging over 10,000 visitors daily, showcasing a successful model of "ecological restoration + cultural tourism" [1][9] - The Chongqing Industrial Museum, established from old steel factory buildings, has become a cultural landmark, integrating various business and tourism activities since its opening in September 2019 [10][12] Group 2: Visitor Engagement and Economic Impact - Wangxian Valley experienced a peak visitor count of 20,000 in a single day during the summer, with a 10% increase in visitor numbers compared to the previous year, driven by popular rafting activities [9] - The transformation of the former Yangquan Pump Factory into a cultural park has attracted 2.8 million visitors, highlighting the potential of industrial heritage to enhance urban tourism and cultural engagement [21] - The introduction of diverse tourism products, such as rafting and combined ticket offerings, has further boosted visitor interest and spending in these revitalized areas [9][21] Group 3: Urban Renewal and Cultural Integration - Cities like Chongqing are actively exploring urban renewal through cultural tourism, enhancing the quality of life and urban aesthetics by repurposing old factory sites [16] - The Yangquan cultural park retains the original industrial features while integrating modern elements, creating a unique space for community engagement and cultural appreciation [21][22] - The successful activation of industrial heritage sites provides new strategies for urban renewal, merging historical significance with contemporary urban functions [21]