Research on the New Quality Productive Forces Enabling the Characteristic Villages of Lingnan
Taking Jiangkou Tanka Village in Gaoyao as an example
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New Productive Forces, Lingnan Countryside, Dan Culture, Industrial Integration, Rural RevitalizationAbstract
This study focuses on the Dan people in Jiangkou Village, Gaoyao, Zhaoqing, to explore innovative practices of revitalizing rural areas through new productive forces. Addressing common challenges in traditional fishing villages along the Xijiang River-including industrial monoculture, cultural disconnection, and brain drain-the research proposes a systematic solution driven by technological innovation. Practically, it establishes an integrated "cultural tourism + arts + industry" development model, applies IoT technology to transform traditional fisheries into a "technology + fisheries + culture" ecosystem, while enhancing infrastructure and cultivating innovative talent. Theoretical breakthroughs include pioneering a "ecology-cultural" dual-dimensional analysis framework and applying digital twin technology to traditional architecture preservation. These initiatives not only establish a collaborative "industry-academia-research-application" paradigm but also develop a replicable revitalization model for Lingnan-style fishing villages, offering valuable references for high-quality rural development in the new era.
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