Not long ago, the original dance drama "Wing Chun" appeared on the stage of the National Grand Theatre, performing five consecutive performances in three days. The performance ended, and the actors returned five times to bid farewell, but the audience refused to leave for a long time. This acclaimed and popular dance drama is one of the literary and artistic masterpieces nurtured in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province in recent years. Currently, Shenzhen is accelerating the construction of a high-level public cultural service system and a modern cultural industry system, continuously improving the city's cultural competitiveness. In 2022, the added value of Shenzhen's cultural industry exceeded 260 billion yuan, accounting for 8% of the city's GDP. It has over 100000 cultural industry legal entities and over 1 million employees. Huaqiang North, known as the "First Street of China Electronics", is bustling with people, with several public pianos standing quietly on the streets. After finishing work, Yi Qunlin, a migrant worker, played with great interest, attracting many passersby to stop and listen. Similar to the public pianos scattered on the streets, there are 10 sea study rooms dotted along the seaside in Yantian District. Yantian District has planned to build 10 small libraries featuring community culture and marine culture. Sitting in the library, bowing down to review papers and looking up at the sea, has become a holiday leisure choice for many Shenzhen people. According to incomplete statistics, Shenzhen has 1800 libraries (rooms), cultural centers (stations), museums, and art galleries of various types, basically achieving full coverage of public cultural facilities at the city, district, street, and community levels; Every year, over 2000 cultural performances and over 200 art exhibitions are held, allowing citizens to enjoy a variety of public cultural services at their doorstep. In May, an art exhibition called "The Thousand Meteors" was held at the Sky Art Museum in the center of Shenzhen, where tourists came to enjoy a feast of scenery and art. Shenzhen has complete public cultural facilities and diverse activities, providing rich choices for leisure time, "said Ms. Zhang, a citizen. Currently, Shenzhen is accelerating the construction of an inclusive, high-quality, and sustainable urban public cultural service system, promoting the construction of a strong cultural city with prosperous cultural undertakings, and interpreting the urban concept of "people-oriented" with the planning and design of "shaping the city with culture". In recent years, Shenzhen has accelerated the cultivation and growth of digital culture and creative culture industries, and the advantages of the "culture+" new business format have been continuously demonstrated. In June 2022, the digital creative industry cluster was included in the 20 strategic emerging industries that Shenzhen focuses on developing. According to the plan, by 2025, the added value of Shenzhen's digital creative industry will exceed 100 billion yuan, becoming a highland for innovative development of the national digital creative industry. In the Shenzhen Longgang Digital Creative Industry Corridor of the National Cultural Industry Demonstration Park, digital content, digital design, digital services and other formats are thriving, with 12000 cultural enterprises scattered around. In 2022, the revenue was 191.089 billion yuan. This corridor is a gathering area for the entire digital creative industry chain and a vivid case study of Shenzhen's implementation of "digital development of cultural industries". Data shows that since 2012, Shenzhen's cultural industry has maintained a rapid development momentum, with an average annual growth rate of over 15%, and the added value accounting for over 8% of the city's GDP has steadily increased. At present, Shenzhen has gathered more than 100000 design enterprises, more than 50 cultural and creative parks, and over 200000 designers. In 2022, digital creativity and modern fashion production