Core Insights - The report highlights the significant tourist traffic in historical cultural streets during the 2025 "May Day" holiday, with a focus on the dominance of first-tier and new first-tier cities in attracting visitors [1][2]. Group 1: Tourist Traffic Data - Guangzhou's Beijing Road emerged as the most popular historical street, attracting 1.826 million visitors during the holiday [1]. - Chengdu's Daci Temple and Shanghai's Nanjing West Road also exceeded one million visitors, showcasing the appeal of these urban areas [1]. - The top ten streets are predominantly located in first-tier and new first-tier cities, which combine historical heritage protection with commercial space development [1]. Group 2: Urban Characteristics - Beijing Road, with a history of 2,200 years, exemplifies the "ancient-modern coexistence" model, featuring daily average foot traffic of 183,000 [1]. - The streets in these major cities serve as essential public spaces, attracting both tourists during holidays and local residents for leisure activities [2]. - Notably, Dali, a regular prefecture-level city, also made it into the top ten, indicating the growing popularity of its cultural tourism [3].