The New Economy-fueled by the Swift exchange of information through the Internet, the ease of capital mobility, and the rapid growth of global corporations amid financial institutions-has transformed society amid culture. The high-tech, service, and cultural creative industries have become the dominant industries of the New Economy. The irreplaceable regional character and inherited history of cultural creative industry products offer unique competitive advantages in the marketplace. Regional character has value in the New Economy. The cultural creative industry depends on regional character. Regional character is w hat differentiates cultural creative industry products from highly homogenized global products and invests the former with value. The cultural creative industries, amidst globalization and transformations in industrial structure, depend upon regional character mid regional experience. The unique, irreplaceable, regional character of the culture creative industries offer a distinct competitive advantage for industries engaged ill innovative learning processes. This study is based on three observations: (1) the renovation of industrial structure in the New Economy. (2) the emerging trend of regional cultural creative industries, and (3) the rich content mid high artistic value of the local ceramics industry in Yingge. The first two observations need new guidelines. We propose guidelines for developing regional cultural creative industries within the New Economy, and a blueprint for developing the ceramic industry in Yingge.