发展农村文化旅游,推进农村文化产业发展（Developing rural cultural tourism and promoting the development of rural cultural industry）.docVIP

发展农村文化旅游,推进农村文化产业发展（Developing rural cultural tourism and promoting the development of rural cultural industry） The development of rural cultural tourism, promote the development of rural cultural industry in recent years, along with our country city and accelerate industrialization, and urbanization of rural city is inevitable, the rural cultural construction ushered in a new development opportunity. While vigorously developing the rural cultural undertakings, how to speed up the development of rural cultural industries and enhance the stamina of rural cultural development is a problem that many cultural people are thinking about. The author believes that in the context of the current economic and social development, the key to carry out rural cultural work in our province is closely linked to the cultural needs of the farmers, to maximize the development and utilization of rural cultural tourism resources, cultural tourism development of rural industrialization, and vigorously promote the rural cultural undertakings, increase farmer income, enhance the development potential. I. advantages of Jiangsus development of rural cultural tourism First, the advantages of economic strength. Since the reform and opening to the outside world, Jiangsu has made remarkable achievements in economic and social development as well as in the country. By 2004, GDP reached 1 trillion and 245 billion 180 million yuan, accounting for 10.7% of the country, individual GDP exceeded $2000 per capita, per capita savings deposits exceeded 10000 yuan, after Guangdong became the second provinces over billions of dollars. Two is the advantage of cultural resources. Our province is famous for the prosperous culture, celebrity men, rich in cultural resources. Suzhou garden and Kunqu opera has been listed as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage; Tongli, Zhouzhuang, Luzhi by the national Ministry of construction, the State Cultural Relics Bureau awarded the first China historical and cultural town title