Research on Poverty Alleviation Policy Implementation of Cultural Industry in Underdeveloped Areas of Western China Based on Smith Policy Implementation Model

In recent years, the state has paid more and more attention to the development of cultural industry, so the construction of the western underdeveloped areas has gradually begun to be put on the agenda.For the western underdeveloped areas, its unique advantage lies in the unique culture and products of the region.However, it is limited by the complexity of the geographical environment in the region and the weak social-economic development.As a result, the economic development of the region has lagged behind for a long time and has become one of the main battlefields for poverty alleviation in China.In this context, promoting the cultural industry has become the only way for the development of the underdeveloped western regions.With the strong support of the Party and the state's policies and principles,Governments at all levels in the underdeveloped western regions have formulated a number of poverty alleviation policies for cultural industries in the light of the development of cultural industries in their own provinces.It has effectively promoted the efficient driving role of the cultural industry in the region in poverty alleviation.This paper takes the implementation of the industrial policy of cultural poverty alleviation in the western underdeveloped areas as the main research object.Taking Smith's policy implementation model as the main analytical framework,The ideal policy itself, the implementing agency, the target group and the policy environment.This paper analyzes and summarizes the effectiveness of the implementation of the poverty alleviation policy for cultural industries in the underdeveloped western regions and the problems existing in the implementation process.This paper puts forward some countermeasures and suggestions to optimize the effective implementation of the poverty alleviation policy of cultural industry in the western underdeveloped areas.