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洛江经济开发区：逐绿奋进、焕新争先！打造国家级绿色工业园区高质量发展样板

Wed, 14 Oct 2026 16:26:28 +0800

洛江经济开发区坚持“生态优先、绿色低碳”发展理念,依托洛阳江水系与生态屏障,系统构建“一轴两带”空间格局,形成智能制造示范区、传统产业提升区、试点项目连片拓展区、生活配套区四大功能板块,推动产业结构变“轻”、发展模式变“绿”。2025年,获评“国家级绿色工业园区”,入选工信部产业园区推进新型工业化典型案例。

源头管控,筑牢生态本底

严守生态保护红线,科学划定四大功能板块,优先引入清洁高效能源与高端装备制造项目,高标准推进洛阳江滨水景观带建设,系统实施“见缝插绿”工程,统筹抓好地下管网建设与雨污分流改造,2025年底全面建成“污水零直排区”,确保污水管网全覆盖、排放全达标,实现从“工业锈带”向“生态绿带”的蝶变。

循环增效,优化能源结构

以省级循环化改造方案为蓝本,着力构建资源循环利用体系。规模化布局屋顶光伏项目,充分利用厂房屋顶资源,年减排二氧化碳约2.5万吨,有效降低企业用能成本。机械装备、卫生护理用品两大特色产业集群领跑,带动百余家规上企业协同绿色发展。梯度培育绿色制造标杆,现有国家级绿色工厂3家、省级绿色工厂3家、省级绿色供应链管理企业1家,绿色制造梯队持续扩容。

数智赋能,激活创新动能

依托清源山科创走廊,联动华侨大学、仰恩大学等5所高校,共同打造“产学研用”深度融合一体化创新载体。通过共建联合实验室,引进中国机械总院、云箭测控研究院等高能级平台,系统构建多层次创新平台体系,组建院士工作站17家,开展“揭榜挂帅”攻关,全年技术合同登记额增长306.5%。同时将数字技术作为绿色转型的“催化剂”,引进飞跃智造等省级数字化服务商,构建“诊断—改造—提升”全链条服务体系。支持铁拓机械、新源重工等龙头企业建设5G+智慧工厂,规上工业企业数字化转型覆盖率超96%,拥有铁拓机械、维盾电气、汇成针织等3家国家级5G工厂,铁拓机械获评国家级5G工厂典型应用实践。通过数字化手段优化生产工艺与能耗管理,实现生产效率与能源利用率双提升,让“含绿量”真正成为“含金量”。

未来,洛江经济开发区将以国家级绿色工业园区为新起点,推动智能装备、新材料、数字经济向高端化、智能化、绿色化全面跃升,不断完善绿色低碳产业体系,奋力打造县域工业绿色发展样板。

同心洛江 │ 以侨为桥联通东盟！洛江侨界青年联合会赴菲律宾参加第二届东盟福建社团联合总会联谊年会

Wed, 23 Sep 2026 14:59:10 +0800

9月10日至12日，第二届东盟福建社团联合总会联谊年会在菲律宾马尼拉举办。活动由菲华各界联合会主办，汇聚东盟各地闽籍侨领、侨界青年共叙乡情、共谋发展。洛江区侨界青年联合会应邀组团出访，执行会长丁平、轮值会长吴勇论等参加。

9月11日晚，年会在东海皇宫大酒楼正式开幕。中国驻菲律宾大使馆及省侨联、东盟侨社相关领导嘉宾出席并致辞，各方围绕侨社建设、经贸互通、文化交融、青年联谊等方面深入交流、共话合作。大会现场举行会旗交接仪式，由泰国福建社团联谊总会接任轮值单位，第三届联谊年会将于2027年在泰国曼谷举办。

在东盟福建社团联合总会组织的本场年度盛宴中，各国代表团团长依次与主办方互赠纪念品，深化侨界情谊。执行会长丁平代表洛江侨青联上台发言，介绍洛江发展概况与区位优势，推介招商引资利好政策，诚挚邀请海外侨胞回乡兴业发展，并结合行业特色分享洛江非遗古建筑文化，生动讲述洛江侨乡故事。

出访期间，洛江侨青联代表团还拜访帕赛市市长办公室、走访当地知名闽籍侨领企业，积极推介洛江营商环境、招商政策及非遗古建筑文化，搭建海外交流合作桥梁。

第一站代表团拜会帕赛市市长，深入了解当地营商环境，探讨两地青年联动、经贸合作与人文交流，促进资源互通，携手互利共赢。

第二站代表团走访知名闽籍侨领许振基旗下的企业HEALTHY &YOUNG MULT-FOOD COM . 许振基先生曾任菲律宾福建总商会会长、菲律宾中国商会董事。

第三站走访闽籍侨商洪祖默先生旗下的企业UNISUN FOOD PRODUCTS CORPORATION。

此次出访进一步畅通洛江与东盟侨社的联络渠道，有效拓宽海外联谊平台。下一步，洛江区侨界青年联合将持续深耕侨务资源，常态化对接海外侨社，凝聚侨青力量，推动经贸、文化双向交流，助力洛江对外侨务合作高质量发展。

闽宁协作情，艺心向未来！2026年盐池县文化旅游资源推介活动走进洛江

Wed, 23 Sep 2026 14:57:48 +0800

9月16日晚，“闽宁协作情艺心向未来”2026年盐池县文化旅游资源推介活动在洛江区桥南古街举办。

宁夏回族自治区驻福建办事处主任郭吉飞，宁夏回族自治区驻福建厦门办事处处长郑国勇；泉州市文旅局四级调研员陈昱沂，洛江区委常委、宣传部部长郑友飞，盐池县委常委、宣传部部长郑慧玲；宁夏第23批赴闽挂职干部、相关文旅企业、旅行社、商会代表、宁夏乡贤等领导嘉宾参加。

山海同心文旅共融

现场，陈昱沂等领导为2026年盐池县闽宁文化艺术交流暨文旅产业发展培训班学员颁发结业证书。希望学员们把所学所悟转化为推动闽宁文化艺术交流和文旅产业发展的实际行动，做两地协作的参与者、传播者。

郑友飞在致辞中指出，洛江与盐池在闽宁协作中结下了深厚情谊，希望两地进一步深化文旅全方位协作，推动资源互推、客源互享、市场共建、品牌共塑，共同谱写闽宁文旅协作新篇章。

郑慧玲围绕盐池县的自然风光、人文景观、非遗技艺等进行全方位的推广介绍，让现场观众更全面、系统地了解盐池县的旅游资源和优势；宁夏盐池滩羊产业发展集团有限公司负责人作盐池滩羊产业推介。

签约仪式上，闽宁两地共同签约，推动两地文化旅游友好合作、盐池县鹿血酒产销、滩羊购销等项目落地生根、开花结果。

现场还通过路演节目、视频展播、特产展示、趣味问答等方式，全方位展示多彩盐池的独特魅力。多姿多彩的乡土文化、独具特色的塞上风情、风味绝佳的异域美食等吸引了现场观众的浓厚兴趣。

“非常高兴把宁夏盐池县的非遗产品带到洛江，在这里推广，让泉州的老百姓吃上放心、绿色的产品，希望这边的老百姓喜欢我们盐池的特产。”宁夏美丽哈巴湖生态旅游开发有限公司经理、鹿血酒制作技艺第三代传承人殷兆平表示。

洛阳桥下，潮声激荡；丝路悠远，山海情深。此次推介活动翻开了闽宁协作在文旅融合时代的崭新一页。下阶段，闽宁两地将进一步深化文旅协作成果，让“以文旅促交流、以合作谋共赢”成为未来协作的新常态，让闽宁故事在高质量发展的征程中续写新的荣光。

【网络中国节·七夕】千年古桥演绎荔镜奇缘洛江七夕主题活动点亮世遗之夜

Thu, 27 Aug 2026 09:57:41 +0800

七夕前夜,洛阳桥畔灯火璀璨、弦歌悠扬。8月18日晚,“古桥荔镜缘”洛江区陈三五娘七夕文化主题活动在世遗点洛阳桥中亭古榕树下盛大启幕。福建日报社党组成员、副总编辑任君翔,区委书记唐春晓,区委副书记、代区长洪金城,晋江经济报社总编辑方锦枞,区委常委、宣传部部长郑友飞,区政府副区长林斯蕾等领导嘉宾参加活动。

千灯映古桥荔镜传情缘

作为整场活动的核心,沉浸式演出梨园戏《陈三五娘》并未囿于一方戏台,而是以桥南古街为天然剧场,将七幕剧情巧妙嵌入沿线的古厝、侨批馆、余庆楼与陈三五娘沉浸体验剧场之中。

从古榕树下《睇灯》的一见倾心,到桥头《投荔》的情愫暗生;从侨批馆内《磨镜》的心意试探,到余庆楼中《赏花》《留伞》的缠绵悱恻,最终在陈三五娘沉浸体验剧场以《绣鸾》《出奔》将爱情推向高潮。观众手持荔枝灯或古风灯笼,随剧情移步换景,古街巷陌皆为舞台,红砖古厝尽作幕布,人在戏中、情在景中,千年非遗与世遗空间在此浑然一体。

实景演出落幕后,游客们移步桥头参与篝火互动,将浪漫氛围持续升温。

本次活动还聚焦青年社交需求,依托海豹信息、他趣平台与晋江经济报社“青姐说亲”两大渠道定向招募适龄单身青年,在陈三五娘沉浸体验剧场与蔡襄书院开设交友互动专区。单身青年同步参与提灯巡游、天台音乐会、实景戏曲打卡等全场环节,在世遗夜景氛围中拓宽社交圈层。现场还向参与者赠送荔枝灯、古风灯笼、桥南街区消费券及梨园戏《陈三五娘》爱情故事折页等文创好礼,让传统文化以可触可感的方式走进年轻人的生活。

活动深度融合国家级非遗“陈三五娘传说”与世遗地标洛阳桥双IP,以沉浸式梨园戏《陈三五娘》实景演出为主线,串联提灯夜游、天台音乐会、青年交友等多元业态,为市民游客献上一场兼具文化厚度与浪漫温度的七夕文化盛宴。

“洛阳桥经常会举办这类活动,氛围特别好,我们也经常来参加,今天的活动尤其让我印象深刻,既有蕴含深厚文化底蕴的陈三五娘表演,又有活力四射的乐队演出,传统与青春巧妙交融,让人玩得尽兴,我特别喜欢这种烟火气。”住在附近的市民赖晓兰早早就关注到了活动信息,特意带着孩子来参加,并表示孩子们通过活动,对陈三五娘的故事有了更深的了解,希望今后能多举办类似活动,让优秀的传统文化在代代参与中不断传承下去。

此次“古桥荔镜缘”主题活动,以非遗戏曲为魂、以世遗古桥为景、以青年社交为桥,探索出一条文化遗产活态传承与当代青年文化生活需求深度融合的新路径。当千年南戏余韵在千年古桥上萦绕不绝,当传统爱情传说在现代交友场景中焕发新声,洛江正以守正创新的文化实践,让世界文化遗产真正“活”起来、“传”下去。

以武会友！2026年闽台青少年武术文化周暨第六届泉州（洛江）武术交流赛启动

Thu, 27 Aug 2026 09:48:02 +0800

7月30日,2026年闽台青少年武术文化周暨第六届泉州(洛江)武术交流赛在泉州南少林实验学校启动,活动共吸引海峡两岸23支代表队,297名领队、教练和运动员参加,其中台湾有2支代表队、近60名台胞参与。

启动仪式上,市体育局局长汪水永,区委常委、宣传部部长郑友飞等领导嘉宾共同启动活动。郑友飞、泉州南少林实验学校校长陈翔、台湾抗日志士亲属协进会理事长林铭聪分别上台致辞。泉州南少林实验学校分别与台湾抗日志士亲属协进会、台湾中华武术散打搏击协会、台湾宜兰县立公正小学互赠纪念品;裁判员代表、运动员代表分别进行宣誓。

随后,《洛江武韵刀棍同辉》《武动乾坤》《少年强中国强》等武术表演精彩上演,一招一式充分展现了海峡两岸青少年精湛的武术功底与同根同源的武术文化。

本次交流活动为期9天,其中7月28日至7月30日为武术交流赛。赛事分为个人赛及团体赛进行,以武术套路和武术散打两个竞赛项目为主,先后开展长拳类、太极拳类、南拳类、传统器械类等组别的比拼。

交流期间,还将组织台湾青少年前往洛阳桥、开元寺、府文庙、闽台缘博物馆等地参观,以及体验民间传统手工艺绘制、舞龙舞狮等,感受世遗泉州的多元包容与中华优秀传统文化的深厚底蕴,并进行武术技艺同堂交流学习,以同修武艺、共访文脉等实践加深认知、增进情谊、拉近距离。

洛江作为“全国武术之乡”,坐拥千年洛阳桥,承载俞大猷“忠诚许国、刚正不阿”的爱国精神,世遗底蕴与尚武风骨在此交融。多年来,洛江坚持以武为桥,深耕闽台青少年交流,连续举办六届武术交流赛事,累计上千人次闽台青少年同台切磋,成为“两岸一家亲”的生动见证和温暖注脚。下阶段,洛江将持续推动洛台文化、体育、教育各领域的交流合作,让两岸同胞在常来常往中越走越近、越走越亲,共促同心融合,共谱发展新篇。

“侨韵洛江·童心生根”侨乡文化主题展暨美育成果展举办

Wed, 29 Jul 2026 16:31:33 +0800

日前,“侨韵洛江·童心生根”侨乡文化主题展暨美育成果展在陈三五娘沉浸式体验馆举办。区委常委郑友飞为展览启幕并参观指导。

郑友飞在讲话中指出,近年来,洛江区立足本土侨乡资源,持续推进侨文化“进校园、进课堂、进童心”。希望各部门要凝聚多方合力,拓宽育人平台,擦亮“侨韵洛江”文化名片;学前教育要深耕特色办学,做强侨乡美育品牌,让文化种子从小扎根童心;广大家庭要厚植家国情怀,涵养时代新生力量,传承华侨自强不息、心怀故土的精神基因。

现场,双阳中心幼儿园与洛江区实验幼儿园的师生及家长联袂献演,以灵动舞姿演绎南洋风情,用自信台步展现侨乡服饰之美,赢得现场阵阵掌声。

本次展览设置四大沉浸式展区:“侨乡建筑·厝韵留痕”展示了幼儿走访洛阳桥、番仔楼的写生作品及探究记录;“侨乡技艺·非遗传薪”,集中展示蜡染、珠绣、妆糕人等幼儿手工作品;“侨乡民俗·风情传扬”以黏土复原闽南小吃、南洋糕点,再现“侨家四季餐桌”;“侨乡风物·海丝印记” 则展出创意侨批手绘及微型洛阳桥、古码头、商船场景模型,童趣盎然,意蕴深远。

“近年来,在各部门的悉心指导下,我们将侨乡建筑、匠心技艺、民俗风情与海丝故事融入幼儿园课程。此次展览正是教学成果的集中呈现,希望通过本次活动,让一代又一代侨乡儿女成为侨文化的传承者、传播者。”双阳中心幼儿园、洛江区实验幼儿园园长赖艺艺表示。

British PM announces full ban on social media for under-16s

Tue, 16 Jun 2026 16:53:50 +0800

Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer leads a press conference to announce government action to protect children online, at Downing Street in central London, June 15, 2026. (PHOTO / AP)

LONDON – British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Monday announced a forthcoming ban on social media for users under the age of 16 at a Downing Street press conference, saying it was needed to protect the well-being of children.

"These days kids must find their feet in a world where technology intrudes into every area of their life," Starmer said in a post on X the same day. "I just can't let that go on anymore. So we're giving children their childhoods back."

Universities target healthy weight loss

Tue, 16 Jun 2026 16:42:43 +0800

A growing number of universities are introducing weight management courses to help students achieve healthier body compositions and develop sustainable lifestyle habits.

The latest to join the trend is Jiangnan University in Jiangsu province. In early April, the university issued a student physique enhancement action plan, which includes mandatory weight management courses for students with a body mass index exceeding 28, as well as fitness courses for those with weaker physical fitness.

The university has also added a 2,000-meter run for female students and a 2,400-meter run for male students as part of its physical education assessment.

Meanwhile, China Agricultural University has been running a successful weight management program for three and a half years.

Launched in the autumn semester of 2022, the university's "fat reduction and health enhancement" series has attracted 707 student enrollments over eight semesters, according to Wu Min, deputy head of the university's physical education department.

The 16-week course begins with a health screening, followed by theoretical lessons on obesity classification, diagnostic criteria, causes and risks, as well as scientific dietary approaches to fat reduction, Wu said.

During the eight-week intensive intervention period, students attend classes three times a week, with each 90-minute session combining strength and aerobic training.

Outside class, students are required to complete aerobic exercise two to three times a week, with each session lasting at least 40 minutes, while managing their own dietary intake. After the intervention period, students continue with four weeks of self-directed exercise and nutrition management before a final assessment, she said.

The course has produced notable health benefits. In 2025, participants in the spring semester lost an average weight loss of 6.09 kilograms, including an average of 5.08 kg of fat, while reducing their body fat percentage by 3.08 percentage points. Their physical fitness test scores improved by an average of 12.70 points.

Results from the autumn semester were also impressive. Participants lost an average of 5.34 kg and 4.23 kg of fat, reduced their body fat percentage by 2.33 percentage points and improved their fitness test scores by an average of 7.76 points.

For many students, the most valuable outcome is not the weight they lose but the healthy habits they gain.

Li Jiajun, a first-year mechanical engineering student at China Agricultural University, said he enrolled in the course to improve his endurance for the university's fitness test and to address postural problems developed during years of sedentary study in high school.

"The biggest takeaway isn't how many kilograms I lost, but the regular exercise and healthy eating habits I've developed — and the healthier body composition I've achieved," Li said.

The weekly strength and aerobic training sessions have helped him overcome his reluctance to exercise. Li added that he has also learned how to plan balanced meals instead of resorting to blind dieting, while his energy levels and physical fitness have improved significantly.

Zhou Zehao, a third-year agricultural science student, weighed about 110 kg at his heaviest. Poor lifestyle habits — including staying up late and consuming high-fat, high-sodium meals — had taken a toll on both his immune system and self-esteem.

"The greatest gain is that I have regained confidence and resilience," Zhou said. "The biggest takeaway from losing weight has never been how many kilograms I shed, but the courage to challenge life's deepest desires for laziness and comfort."

Before joining the program, Zhou said, he would order takeout rather than leave his dormitory. He also felt "invisible" to female students because he lacked the confidence to communicate with them.

After enrolling, he adjusted his diet and began exercising daily for about 40 minutes in a small public workout area in his dormitory building.

"The biggest advantage of this course is that you have a group of friends who encourage each other and keep each other accountable — workout buddies who tease you when you slack off but lend a hand when you truly need it," Zhou said, adding that such genuine human connection is something no online program or fitness influencer's boot camp can replicate.

Parents urged to shun 'digital babysitting' trend

Tue, 16 Jun 2026 16:41:50 +0800

The Ministry of Education has recently launched the 2026 National Preschool Education Publicity Month campaign, urging kindergartens nationwide to ensure that play remains the primary activity for young children and discourage an overreliance on digital devices.

The ministry has also called on parents to adopt child-rearing practices that emphasize companionship, play, sports and time in nature, while discouraging so-called digital babysitting.

It stressed that digital products — such as reading companions, chat-based tools and interactive games — must not replace physical picture books and toys.

Digital tools should also not be used to directly generate child observation records or assessments.

According to the ministry, there are persisting misunderstandings about the role of digital applications in early childhood education, alongside misleading marketing by some commercial entities and the improper or excessive use of digital products by some local authorities and kindergartens.

During the campaign period, a series of public awareness activities will be held nationwide, bringing together professional and social resources to focus on protecting the rights and interests of preschool children in the digital era.

Su Jing, director of Beijing Academy of Educational Sciences' early education research institute, said surveys show that it is common for parents to use electronic devices to keep children occupied.

"In many scenarios, we see young children swiping screens, rapidly switching content, or playing games on tablets and phones," she said.

Addressing growing concerns over so-called digital babysitting — the practice of using digital devices, including artificial intelligence applications, to manage young children's behavior — Su said: "Children aged 3 to 6 are in a stage of concrete thinking and embodied cognition. Their learning relies on physical perception, hands-on activities and real-life social interaction — things that AI products cannot replace."

She also warned of the potential harm of excessive screen time to children's developing vision. Early exposure to blue light and electronic screens is a major contributor to myopia, she said.

"Beyond vision, it can also lead to attention disorders, physical health issues caused by a sedentary lifestyle and other health risks," she added.

Su warned that many parents still turn to digital devices as a quick fix to calm a fussy child, creating a vicious cycle.

"Children learn best through real-life play and hands-on experiences. When that happens, their eyes light up, they are fully engaged and they develop very well," she said.

To safeguard children's healthy development, Su recommended a cautious approach to the use of AI in early childhood settings.

Young children should not use AI products, she said, adding that their learning must be grounded in rich sensory experiences and real-world interactions. Relevant authorities should strictly control the introduction of AI into kindergartens, and AI should not replace the role of teachers.

Parents embrace calm as millions appear for gaokao

Tue, 16 Jun 2026 16:39:57 +0800

Students raise their fists in encouragement outside an exam site in Changxing, Zhejiang province on Sunday, as the 2026 national college entrance exam, or gaokao, kicks off across the country. TAN YUNFENG / FOR CHINA DAILY

The national college entrance exam, or gaokao, got underway on Sunday with millions of Chinese students appearing for it, while their parents gathered outside examination venues in quiet support.

Rather than being fretful and anxious, most parents were the very picture of calm — a sure sign that the long-held belief that the gaokao alone determines a child's future is becoming history.

A total of 12.9 million candidates are taking this year's exam, which can stretch over two to four days, depending on the region. According to the Ministry of Education, authorities have put candidates first by strengthening comprehensive support in transportation, accommodation, food safety, noise control and psychological counseling, to ensure a safe and orderly exam process.

On Sunday, many parents arrived at the examination centers well ahead of time. Fu Jing, a Beijing mother of an art student, showed up an hour before the exam began.

Fu noted that she had made no special changes to her daughter's diet or daily routines in the run-up to the exam to keep things as normal as possible. She planned to leave the venue once the exam started and return at noon, rather than wait for the entire duration of the test.

Liu Jinqiao, another Beijing mother, admitted feeling a bit nervous but remained composed.

She said that she has set no specific targets for her son as far as scores or universities were concerned. She felt that such decisions could wait till the exams were over. For her, the gaokao is a milestone in every child's life, but it is not a decisive turning point.

Not all parents, however, were keen to downplay the exam's significance. Lu Qiang, the father of a Beijing sports student, said the gaokao still carries great weight. He said that his son hoped to get into a good sports college, which also emphasized solid academic performance.

Lu noted that competition remained fierce, and doing well in the exam could help young people better chart their future path.

Lin Hong, a Beijing mother, recalled her own gaokao in 1997, when her father traveled a long distance to bring her homemade food. Now as a parent herself, she feels that showing care is more about following her daughter's lead. So the family skipped exaggerated exam rituals and maintained a relaxed atmosphere instead.

She is proud of how brave and self-aware her daughter has become.

"I've watched her strive relentlessly for her goal over the past three years," Lin said. "She has learned to recognize her strengths and weaknesses, set goals and make plans, and push forward through hardships. That kind of growth means far more than any exam score," Lin added.

Cheng Lu, a teacher in Qingdao, Shandong province, said that the gaokao marks a culmination of years of study and a true test of perseverance and self-discipline, but it can never define one's life. She values her son's curiosity, independent learning ability and upbeat personality far more than high scores.

"I want my son to know that no matter how important a day is, the sun rises and sets as usual," she said. "Life is a long journey — feel it, experience it and live it to the fullest."