An Overview of China's Tourism Symbol Capital Resources

Wuwei has a long history and rich humanities. It was once the ancient capital of Wuliang and the capital of Xixia. The natural and cultural landscapes in the territory complement each other, and there are many cultural relics and historic sites. The humanistic natural landscape has the tourist symbol of China-Tongbenma; There is a unique rare treasure Xixia monument; There are Tiantai Mountain Grottoes, which were built in the Northern Liang Dynasty and are called the ancestors of grottoes. Wuwei Confucian Temple, built in the fourth year of Ming orthodoxy, is known as "the crown of Longyou". In Yuan Dynasty, Prince Kuo Duan met with the Baita Temple site of Saban, the leader of Tibetan Buddhism. The quaint and spectacular Haicang Temple, the famous temple of the Silk Road; Kumarajiva Temple Tower, a Buddhist resort; After thousands of years, Huangniangniangtai, Qijia cultural site, Shajingzi cultural site and ancient Great Wall site have emerged. Chen Yunhe's poem "Crossing Wuwei" testifies: "Cold, frozen by snow, turns into pure steel, grinds branches into spring, and spreads the imperial edict. The frontier fortress was awakened from the scabbard by history. What was removed was a heart attack. The armored war horse of the Han Dynasty shows that Wuwei has already run through the Hexi Corridor in the long years. " There are 6 national key cultural relics protection units and more than 540 provincial and municipal cultural relics protection points. By the end of 20 10, there were more than 47,000 cultural relics in the collection, including "Yima" (stepping on the swallow), "Yibei" (Xixia Monument), "Yi Temple" (Baita Temple), "Yi Cave" (Tiantishan Grottoes), "Yi Tower" (Luoshi Temple Pagoda) and "Yi Temple". At the same time, it has 1 national nature reserves, 2 national 4A scenic spots, 3 provincial nature reserves and 1 the largest desert reservoir in Asia. Snow plateau, oasis scenery, desert Gobi and other natural landscapes complement each other with history and culture and have high cultural tourism value. Wuwei has many kinds of mineral resources, large reserves and high grade. There are more than 0/00 occurrences/kloc-,more than 30 kinds of minerals, and 15 kinds of minerals with proven reserves, accounting for about 23% of the discovered minerals in the province, among which ilmenite and graphite are super-large minerals in China. The reserves of graphite resources are 703,000 tons,

Gypsum resource reserves19.87 million tons, cement limestone mine reserves of 429.44 million tons, coal and limestone mine reserves are also quite large.

Songshan Beach in Tianzhu County and Hongshagang in Minqin County are rich in wind energy resources, with large annual effective wind energy reserves and broad development prospects. Rich light and heat resources provide a very broad development space for the development and utilization of solar energy. In 2009, Wuwei City used inexhaustible light and heat resources to introduce solar furnace power generation polysilicon and photovoltaic power generation projects of Gandiantou Xinyingtian Technology Co., Ltd., and signed 100MW solar power generation project and 2× 1000MW thermal power generation project with China Power Investment Corporation. Wuwei is the most advantageous production base of natural green food and famous agricultural products in Gansu Province, with long sunshine time, large temperature difference between day and night and short extreme temperature duration, which is suitable for wine grape cultivation. Agricultural and sideline products are of good quality and various types. 2013,800,000 mu of corn processing base, 500,000 mu of breeding and seed production base, 400,000 mu of pollution-free vegetables base, 300,000 mu of high-quality melons and fruits base, 300,000 mu of cotton base, 6.5438+0.5 million mu of beer barley base, 6.5438+0.000 mu of wine grape base, microalgae production demonstration base, ginseng fruit base, animal husbandry base and wine base. In 20 10, the forest area of the whole city reached 7,579,600 mu, and the forest coverage rate was 12.06%.