China’s State Council Information Office held a press conference today, unveiling ambitious plans to accelerate the development of China’s cultural and tourism sectors. Vice Ministers of Culture and Tourism, Lu Yingchuan and Du Jiang, addressed the media, highlighting the nation’s commitment to becoming a global leader in culture and promoting high-quality growth in its tourism industry.
Vice Minister Lu Yingchuan emphasized the importance of culture as the soul of a nation and a driving force for societal progress. “We aim to enhance cultural confidence and promote the flourishing of Chinese culture on the world stage,” he stated. The government plans to invest in cultural infrastructure, support creative industries, and foster cultural exchanges with other nations.
Vice Minister Du Jiang outlined strategies to invigorate the tourism sector, focusing on innovation, sustainability, and quality. “Tourism is a bridge connecting China with the world. We are committed to offering unique experiences that showcase our rich heritage and modern advancements,” he said. Initiatives include developing smart tourism with advanced technologies, promoting eco-friendly travel, and improving services to meet international standards.
The press conference also addressed questions from media representatives regarding the impact of these plans on economic growth and international collaboration. The Vice Ministers reaffirmed China’s openness to working with global partners to enhance mutual understanding and shared prosperity.
The government’s enhanced focus on culture and tourism is expected to create new opportunities for business professionals, investors, and travelers alike. By cultivating a vibrant cultural scene and a dynamic tourism industry, China aims to contribute significantly to global cultural diversity and economic development.
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