Group 1 - The newly opened "Shenbai High-speed Railway" connects Shenyang and Changbai Mountain, significantly reducing travel time for northern cities to reach Changbai Mountain and making Fushun the last city in Liaoning Province to join the high-speed rail network [1][3][26] - Fushun, historically significant as the birthplace of the Qing Dynasty and an early direct-controlled municipality, is an important industrial city in Northeast China, known for its heavy industry and coal mining [3][22][24] Group 2 - Fushun's unique local cuisine includes "Malatang" (spicy hot pot) and "Zha Chuan" (fried skewers), with Malatang being a distinctive dish that originated in the 1990s, reflecting the city's culinary evolution [5][9][14] - The rise of street food in Fushun is linked to the privatization of state-owned enterprises, leading to a surge in small businesses and unique local flavors [9][18] - Fushun is also recognized for its historical sites, including the Hetu Ala City, the first capital of the Later Jin Dynasty, and the Yongling Tomb, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site [20][22]