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Core Viewpoint - The Fengtai District is launching a series of cultural and tourism activities during the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival, focusing on integrating history, nature, and entertainment to enhance visitor experiences and promote local businesses [1][3][5]. Group 1: Historical Exploration - The "Historical Exploration, Ancient Charm in Autumn" section will feature the "2025 Lugu Bridge Moonlight Festival" from September 26 to October 8, including a night light show, immersive parades, and folk performances to highlight the historical significance of Lugu Bridge and Wanping City [3]. - Wanping City’s city wall will be open to the public, showcasing a stunning 3D projection show that combines immersive performances and cultural rituals to recreate the historical essence of the area [3]. Group 2: Nighttime Activities - The "Light and Shadow Night Tour, Vibrant Autumn Appreciation" section will introduce innovative "Cultural Tourism + Nighttime" models across various attractions, enhancing nighttime cultural consumption [5]. - The "2025 Beijing Mid-Autumn National Day Lantern Festival" will commence on September 23 at the World Park, featuring 180 creative light installations and running until late March 2026, covering multiple festive periods [5]. Group 3: Nature and Entertainment - The "Enjoy Nature, Experience Golden Autumn" section will present the immersive entertainment complex "Encounter Mushroom King" at Nanyuan Forest Wetland Park from September 26 to November 2, inspired by the "Shan Hai Jing" and offering diverse experiences [9]. - The North Palace National Forest Park will host a colorful leaf festival in mid-October, showcasing 3,000 acres of colorful foliage and 256 plant species, with various interactive activities [9]. Group 4: Educational and Cultural Activities - The "Learn and Play, Enjoy Golden Autumn" section will feature various cultural exhibitions and themed activities at local cultural venues, including the "Cultural Prosperity—Scenes of the Han Dynasty" exhibition at the Beijing Dabaotai Ruins Museum from September 22 to December 21 [9]. - The Beijing Archaeological Ruins Museum will host the "Beauty of Integration" special exhibition, displaying over 80 Liao and Jin dynasty artifacts to illustrate the formation of a multi-ethnic Chinese identity [9].