Group 1: Red Tourism Surge in Nanjing - The movie "Nanjing Photo Studio" has sparked a wave of red tourism in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province during the summer [1] - The Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall has seen an average daily visitor count of 25,000, with many young people visiting to learn about history after watching the film [3] - The Rain Flower Terrace Martyrs Memorial has also experienced a peak in visitors, averaging 11,000 daily, with a significant number of young attendees [5] Group 2: Tourism Boom from "Living Things" Drama - The drama "Living Things," filmed in Shandong's Rizhao and Linyi, has led to a tourism surge in these locations [6] - The story of "Living Things" focuses on land changes in rural southern Shandong, with over 450 films shot in the area, resulting in a notable increase in visitors [8] - Linyi County has launched a "Travel with Film" cultural tourism project, featuring themed routes like "Living Things: The Legacy of Yimeng," allowing tourists to relive classic scenes [11] Group 3: Impact of "Wang Wang Mountain Little Monster" Animation - The animated film "Wang Wang Mountain Little Monster" is currently popular, showcasing ancient architecture in Shanxi, attracting many visitors [12] - At least 10 filming locations in Shanxi are featured in the movie, with the Yong'an Zen Temple in Datong County being a notable site that draws tourists [14] - To enhance visitor experience, the scenic area has introduced immersive performances, increasing the frequency of shows to provide a unique cultural experience [16][17]
“影视+”撬动文旅消费新场景 不断“刷新”地方文旅经济新活力
Yang Shi Wang·2025-08-30 06:27