Research on the Innovation Path of Cultural Tourism Value of Heilongjiang Lacquer Art Resources Empowered by Green Energy
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As an important intangible cultural heritage in northern China, Heilongjiang lacquer art has long been confronted with dilemmas in its cultural tourism transformation, such as short industrial chain, high ecological pressure and insufficient market competitiveness. Taking the collaborative development of Heilongjiang lacquer art resources and green energy technology as the research object, this study systematically discusses the reconstruction logic and implementation path of lacquer art cultural tourism value empowered by green energy based on coupling coordination theory, value chain analysis framework and ecological narrative theory. The results show that the integration of green energy technology into lacquer art production and exhibition scenarios can effectively reduce carbon emission costs and improve the sustainability premium of lacquer art cultural tourism products. With green brand effect as the link, the value chain of lacquer art cultural tourism experience economy can be deeply extended. The green cultural tourism ecosystem collaboratively built by government, enterprises and communities with green energy parks as the spatial carrier has strong replicability. The conclusions provide a systematic path reference for the transformation and upgrading of Heilongjiang lacquer art cultural tourism industry, and also have certain reference significance for the green development of similar northern intangible cultural heritage tourism resources.
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