Group 1: Cultural Events and Activities - Deqing's Xinshi Ancient Town launched a series of activities themed around "Song Dynasty" during the Spring Festival, featuring over 60 unique stalls and activities such as a lantern festival and intangible cultural heritage market, attracting significant visitor engagement [1][2] - The interactive experience area in Xinshi Ancient Town included activities like throwing pots and guessing lantern riddles, appealing particularly to children, with over 100 events held during the festival, drawing an average of over 10,000 visitors daily [2] - In Yueqing's "Ouchao Li" cultural tourism district, the transformation of old buildings into new cultural and commercial spaces has created a new landmark, with the opening of the "AI + National Studies Cultural Experience Hall" [3][4] Group 2: Economic Impact and Visitor Engagement - The "Ouchao Li" district has seen approximately 400,000 visitors since its opening on February 7, generating over 5.6 million yuan in consumption, showcasing the economic benefits of cultural tourism [4] - In Taizhou, the integration of the "Sword Comes" IP with local tourism has created immersive experiences, enhancing visitor engagement and interest in the historical and cultural narratives of the area [5] - Shaoxing's activities during the Spring Festival included nearly 200 cultural experiences, with innovative performances like "Song Dynasty Rock" attracting visitors and enhancing the festive atmosphere, supported by various promotional ticket packages [6]