从冰天雪地到“茶绿樱粉”、从非遗灯彩到村落团圆味 冬季文旅市场火热升温

Group 1: Winter Tourism in Inner Mongolia - The winter tourism market is heating up in Inner Mongolia with various activities such as ice and snow parks and traditional cultural experiences attracting visitors [1][4] - The "Ice and Snow Blossoms" theme park in Manzhouli has opened, featuring large ice and snow sculptures and interactive landscapes for visitors to enjoy [1] - A themed lantern festival along the Gui Liu River in Inner Mongolia showcases 40 large lantern displays, enhancing the winter night experience [4][7] Group 2: Lantern Festivals in Jiangsu and Beijing - The 40th Qinhuai Lantern Festival in Nanjing is preparing to open, featuring a blend of traditional lantern craftsmanship and modern light technology [8][11] - The exhibition includes seven themed areas with 48 lantern displays, showcasing various regional intangible cultural heritage lanterns [14] - The 40th Longqing Gorge Ice Lantern Art Festival in Beijing will start in mid-January, featuring 500,000 square meters of lantern displays and an international ice sculpture competition [15][18] Group 3: Cultural Gatherings in Heilongjiang - In Qiqihar, Heilongjiang, traditional gatherings among the Daurs foster cultural transmission during winter [19][21] - Family and village gatherings feature traditional cooking and cultural activities, enhancing community bonds [21][24] Group 4: Winter Cherry Blossoms in Yunnan - In Dali, Yunnan, the winter cherry blossoms are in full bloom, attracting tourists and photographers [25][27] - The unique climate of the region allows for winter blooming, creating a picturesque landscape that combines tea and cherry blossoms [27][29] - Local infrastructure and service quality have been improved to accommodate the increasing tourist flow, enhancing visitor experience [29]