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BEIJING, Aug. 11, 2020 /PRNewswire=KYODO JBN/ --

China's fireworks hometown Liuyang, a city located in central China's Hunan

province, has recently released an announcement to invite global investors for

the Liuyang River cultural tourism program.

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Liuyang River is the only river in the province selected into the first batch

of 17 demonstration lakes and rivers across China and has long been serving as

the "business card" of Liuyang City.

The program is dedicated to building a world-class waterside cultural tourism

belt along Liuyang River integrating fireworks-themed entertainment, old town

culture experience tours and Liuyang River night trips and entertainment.

Covering about 140 hectares, the program is designed to launch a 13-kilometer

cruise line and establish two cultural tourism districts along the Liuyang

River, namely Guanlitai district and Puzigang district.

For Guanlitai district, it will be crafted into a modern district characterized

by Liuyang firecrackers-centered tourism attractions such as firework shows,

firework theaters and the future fireworks world. For Puzigang district, the

retro style-positioned district intends to implant Liuyang River-related

culture and intangible cultural heritage into the construction of the Liuyang

River cultural creativeness park, an old town and the tourist service center.

The 13-km cruise line will develop Liuyang River night tours consisting of

related waterway night trips, tourism docks and other infrastructure projects

such as municipal-level roads construction and waterside scenery construction

and improvement projects.

By far, a host of large centrally-administered enterprises, world top 500

enterprises, China top 500 enterprises, top 500 private enterprises in China

and top 10 culture and tourism developers and operators in the country have

come to Liuyang City for negotiations about potential investment programs.

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SOURCE: Xinhua Silk Road Information Service