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Exploring the Development of Cultural Tourism in Shenyang from the Perspective of Industrial Transformation - With Reference to Essen
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Abstract
With the development of science and technology after the 1940s, industries and certain kinds of related fields all over the world are facing rapid transformation. As one of the significant and far-reaching industrial centers of China, Shenyang is also confronted with the problem of industrial transformation. However, due to the macro-level policy orientation of the government and objective factors such as the geographical location of Shenyang, the transformation path of industrialization in Shenyang is not obviously smooth and efficient in relative terms. Most of the current research on the old industrial bases in Northeast China mainly focuses on the interpretation and analysis of relatively macro policies, but few in-depth types of research based on a certain field provide more in-depth and professional suggestions. Therefore, this study is mainly from the perspective of cultural tourism planning, aiming to provide a new idea for the development of the old industrial base in Shenyang by comparing the experience and cases of industrial culture development in Essen in the Ruhr area of Germany.
Keywords
industrial transformation, cultural tourism, Shenyang, Essen
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Wang,H. (2023). Exploring the Development of Cultural Tourism in Shenyang from the Perspective of Industrial Transformation - With Reference to Essen. Communications in Humanities Research,5,327-334.
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