The state-run 711 Mine, located in Xujiadong Town, Suxian District, Chenzhou City, Hunan Province, was one of the earliest uranium mines developed in China and was closed in 2004. In recent years, Chenzhou City has made use of the remaining buildings in the mine and the calling cards of "key historical and cultural site under national-level protection" and "national industrial heritage", to create a "711" tourism program. The "711 Time Town" includes catering and accommodation, hot springs and recreation, science popularization and study tour, and leisure and vacation projects. The town now has become a local red or revolutionary tourism attraction, receiving 85,000 tourist trips during the 2024 National Day holiday. The photo above shows the sculptures that recreate an underground mining and production scene of the uranium mine in the past in the "711 Time Town". (Photo/Su Xiaozhou, Xinhua)

Visitors observe a photo exhibition at the "711 Time Town". (Photo/Su Xiaozhou, Xinhua)

The entrance of the "711 Time Town". (Photo/Su Xiaozhou, Xinhua)

Children gather in front of the screen to watch a senior of the nuclear industry telling stories of their entrepreneurial endeavors at the "711 Time Town". (Photo/Su Xiaozhou, Xinhua)

A model of China's first uranium ore, known as the "stone of startup", extracted from Guangxi in 1954, is on display at the "711 Time Town". (Photo/Su Xiaozhou, Xinhua)

The Cultural Practice and Teaching Base of the "711 Time Town". (Photo/Su Xiaozhou, Xinhua)

责编：唐煜斯

一审：唐煜斯

二审：秦慧英

三审：黄晓辉

来源：新华社