随着历史剧《太平年》在央视及多家平台的热播，作为联合摄制地和吴越文化重要承载地的浙 江台州临海，在春节期间掀起了一场寻访"吴越痕迹"的深度文化游热潮。 在台州的发展历史上，吴越国留下了浓墨重彩的一笔。五代时期，台州府城隶属于吴越国管辖 范围。钱氏，这个深刻影响江南历史的家族，其命运更是与台州府所在地临海紧密交织。吴越 国最后一任君主钱弘俶18岁时担任台州刺史，回杭后被拥立为吴越国主。 现在，临海的台州府城墙是长三角地区保存最完整的古城墙。从正月初一（2月17日）起，景 区推出的全时段沉浸式新春活动与惠民政策，让古城的烟火气与书卷气交织升腾，点燃了新春 文旅消费的"一把火"。 （春节人流 财联社记者摄影） 一部剧带火一座城 "一部剧带火一座城"的故事，这个春节在台州临海有了生动的全域演绎。 由临海参与摄制的《太平年》，讲述了五代期间吴越国"纳土归宋"的历史故事，剧中大量镜头 展现了台州府城墙、紫阳古街、东湖等临海标志性景点的风貌，更在剧情中呈现了"章安港"等 历史地理坐标。 （戚家军表演 财联社记者摄） 省外自驾游游客显著增加 为了让游客深度体验"剧中景"，台州府城文化旅游区从2月15日起实行 "一票游三天"政 ...

Core Viewpoint - The popularity of the TV series "Tai Ping Nian" has significantly boosted tourism in Hangzhou, particularly in areas associated with the historical context of the show, leading to a surge in visitor numbers and interest in local culture [1][6]. Group 1: Tourism Impact - The airing of "Tai Ping Nian" has led to a more than 30% year-on-year increase in visitor traffic to Hangzhou, with many tourists specifically seeking to experience the historical sites depicted in the series [1][6]. - Key attractions such as Qianwang Shrine and other related landmarks have become essential destinations for fans of the show, enhancing their understanding of Wu-Yue culture [3][6]. Group 2: Cultural Experience - The local government has launched themed activities like "Follow 'Tai Ping Nian' to Tour Hangzhou," allowing visitors to engage with six cultural landmarks and enjoy traditional foods featured in the series [6]. - Tourists are increasingly interested in immersive experiences, such as exploring the historical sites and cultural artifacts related to the Wu-Yue Kingdom, as evidenced by personal itineraries shared on social media [6]. Group 3: Local Economy - Traditional foods, such as the famous sauce duck, have seen a notable increase in sales, with many visitors purchasing local delicacies as souvenirs, reflecting a growing trend of culinary tourism [5][7]. - The phenomenon of a single show driving tourism and local economic activity has been observed in other regions as well, indicating a broader trend in the cultural tourism industry [6].