Regarding this topic, I quoted an article from the People's Daily Overseas Edition in July as an answer: The Minjiang River located in the northwest of Chengdu is fertile and rolling forward.

More than 2,000 years ago, Li Bing and his son built the Dujiangyan Water Conservancy Project here, introducing the abundant Minjiang River water into the Chengdu Plain.

From then on, the Chengdu Plain bid farewell to the prehistoric times. "Floods and droughts follow people, but they don't know about famine." It has benefited the people for thousands of years, and has gained the reputation of "the land of abundance".

To this day, the name "Tianfu" is still an important city symbol in Chengdu.

Culture is the unique imprint of a city, and it is also the root and soul of a city.

The Chengdu Plain is known as the "Land of Abundance" and is an important birthplace of ancient Shu civilization.

The Tianfu culture of "innovation and creation, elegance and fashion, optimism and tolerance, friendliness and public welfare" has profound and broad cultural roots, and the cultural vitality of reforming the past and making new things nourishes the fertile Chengdu Plain and slowly infiltrates into the urban fabric of Chengdu.

During the Northern Song Dynasty, the world's first banknote "Jiaozi" was born in Chengdu, a city with prosperous industry and commerce.

In 1980, the stock "Shudu Building" was also born here, which is in the same line as "Jiaozi" and continues the currency awareness and financial genes of Tianfu culture.

Current things are always closely related to history, and culture is even more so.

In the long history of Chengdu, we can always see the initial spark and growth of Tianfu culture.

Chengdu is one of the first batch of famous historical and cultural cities in China and one of the top ten ancient capitals that has not changed its location, name or center for more than 2,300 years. The city's historical context is relatively independent and has its own system.

It is in this environment that Tianfu culture continues to thrive, be passed down from generation to generation, and continues to this day.

Chengdu has a long history. It is not only the center of the origin and development of ancient civilization in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, but also one of the important birthplaces of Chinese civilization.

According to archaeological discoveries, the settlement center of ancient Shu ancestors represented by the Baodun site appeared in the Chengdu Plain 4,500 years ago.

More than 2,400 years ago, the ninth emperor of the ancient Shu Kingdom "moved to Chengdu" and named it "Chengdu" because "it takes one year to form a gathering, two years to form a city, and three years to form a city, and three years to form a city", which has been used to this day.

In 311 BC, Zhang Ruo, governor of Shu County, built Dacheng and Shaocheng, which became a landmark event in the construction of the city.

Gao Pian, the governor of Xichuan in the Tang Dynasty, expanded Chengdu and established the urban pattern of "surrounded by two rivers".

Chengdu has been the center of southwest China for more than 2000 years. The Qin, Han, Jin, and Sui Dynasties unified the world by conquering Shu.

Zhixiang and others established their capital here.

During the Qin and Han Dynasties, Chengdu was one of the "Five Capitals", a famous commercial city in the country and an important port on the "Silk Road".

Since the Han and Tang dynasties, traditional handicraft industries such as silk, Shu brocade, Shu embroidery, linen, lacquerware, bamboo ware, Sichuan wine, and Sichuan tea have been thriving. The imperial court of the Han Dynasty set up Jin officials in Chengdu to manage the brocade industry. Therefore, Chengdu is also known as "Jinchuan City" and "Jin Guancheng".

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Meng Chang, the Lord of Later Shu, ordered hibiscus to be planted everywhere, hence the city was nicknamed "Hibiscus City" and "Rongcheng".

The wisdom of our ancestors and historical traditions have created a solid foundation for Tianfu culture.

The Tianfu culture with profound connotations also feeds back this land.

Innovation and creation are endogenous driving forces. Daci Temple is a place full of historical imagination in the center of Chengdu.

Located next to it, Sino-Ocean Taikoo Li combines this historical imagination with modern business.

The famous historical building "Xinlu" here has been converted into a boutique store - retaining the antique Western Sichuan architectural style, with blue brick and green tile pitched roofs, coupled with clear and simple glass curtain walls, black lacquer grilles and oval furniture displays, traditional

Collision with modernity, becoming the finishing touch of the commercial district.

The innovative inheritance of traditional cultural heritage is a vivid aspect of Chengdu’s innovation and creation.

This innovation factor has been engraved in the genes of Chengdu people since ancient times and has become an endogenous driving force for the development of Tianfu culture, bringing a steady stream of power to the sustainable development of the city.

Throughout the ages, there have been countless innovations and great initiatives in the history of Chengdu, including the Dujiangyan Water Conservancy Project, Wenweng’s schooling, Huayang National Chronicles, engraving and printing, etc.

Although it is located in the Sichuan Basin, Chengdu has not been closed since ancient times.

From the "listing of five capitals" in the Han Dynasty to the "promoting one and benefiting two" in the Tang Dynasty, Chengdu's industry and commerce have always been very prosperous, and it is not a farming civilization that relies solely on land.

Although Li Bai wrote a poem that "the road to Shu is difficult, it is difficult to reach the blue sky." However, the Shu people have never stuck to the basin. As early as the ancient Shu era, they had excavated the Longshu Golden Bull Road; by the Qin and Han Dynasties, the Shu Plank Road reached its peak stage, "

In a country with four fortresses, everything is accessible.”

Break through the shackles of the basin and establish a transportation system extending in all directions.

The spirit of daring to be the first and daring to innovate has long been internalized in the bones of Chengdu people.

There are many innovative cultural forms, such as innovation in the inheritance of traditional culture, strengthening the preservation of natural heritage and intangible cultural heritage such as ancient Shu cultural sites, industrial civilization sites, historical and cultural blocks, celebrity hometowns, ancient towns, ancient villages, and ancient buildings.

Protect and utilize, inherit Chengdu’s stories and folk customs, accurately implement foreign cultural exchange activities and promote the city’s image, build high-level urban cultural landmarks such as Tianfu Center, and continue to successfully organize cultural activities such as the China Chengdu International Intangible Cultural Heritage Festival and Chengdu Creative Design Week,

Create an "Intangible Cultural Heritage City", "Music City", "Design City" and "Convention and Exhibition City" to highlight the contemporary style of Tianfu culture.