A Study on the Empowerment of Poetry Culture in the Development Path of Cultural Tourism in Sichuan Province

In the context of sustained national economic growth and increasing emphasis on cultural soft power, tourism has emerged as both an essential demand in contemporary society and a key driver of regional development. Sichuan Province, renowned for its rich local cultures, boasts magnificent natural landscapes, historical sites, and a wealth of poetic resources. This study focuses on the integration of poetry culture and cultural tourism within Sichuan Province, aiming to explore innovative approaches for the synergistic development of these two domains. Drawing on interdisciplinary perspectives from cultural studies and tourism management, this paper examines the feasibility of leveraging poetry culture to enhance the development of cultural tourism in Sichuan. It further proposes practical pathways for implementation based on the current development situation and future prospects of Sichuan’s tourism industry, while identifying potential challenges and obstacles. The findings of this research are expected to provide valuable insights for policymakers, tourism planners, and cultural practitioners and offer strategic recommendations for the promotion of cultural tourism prosperity in Sichuan Province.

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Journal of Humanities Arts and Social Science
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2025-04-11
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https://doi.org/10.26855/jhass.2025.03.028
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Educational Reforms and Innovations
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A Study on the Empowerment of Poetry Culture in the Development Path of Cultural Tourism in Sichuan Province

Yanling He, Yiting Fu
Journal of Humanities Arts and Social Science
Educational Reforms and Innovations
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A Study on the Empowerment of Poetry Culture in the Development Path of Cultural Tourism in Sichuan Province

Yanling He, Yiting Fu
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Abstract

In the context of sustained national economic growth and increasing emphasis on cultural soft power, tourism has emerged as both an essential demand in contemporary society and a key driver of regional development. Sichuan Province, renowned for its rich local cultures, boasts magnificent natural landscapes, historical sites, and a wealth of poetic resources. This study focuses on the integration of poetry culture and cultural tourism within Sichuan Province, aiming to explore innovative approaches for the synergistic development of these two domains. Drawing on interdisciplinary perspectives from cultural studies and tourism management, this paper examines the feasibility of leveraging poetry culture to enhance the development of cultural tourism in Sichuan. It further proposes practical pathways for implementation based on the current development situation and future prospects of Sichuan’s tourism industry, while identifying potential challenges and obstacles. The findings of this research are expected to provide valuable insights for policymakers, tourism planners, and cultural practitioners and offer strategic recommendations for the promotion of cultural tourism prosperity in Sichuan Province.

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Chengdu University of Information Technology, Chengdu University
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