Group 1 - During the May Day holiday, various state-owned troupes and professional theaters offered a wide range of performances, including dramas, acrobatics, and operas, catering to social, family, and children's consumption needs [2] - The "First China Drama Classic Retained Repertoire Exhibition Season" was held in Suzhou, showcasing four well-known Chinese dramas performed by eight troupes, running until the end of June [2] - The acrobatics exhibition in the Yellow River Basin featured local cultural elements and showcased various acrobatic skills, inviting audiences to experience the performances in Dezhou, Shandong [4][6] Group 2 - The "Yuanhe Pear Garden Night: Light and Shadow Illuminating Thousands of Families" event launched a tour of Peking opera films along the Grand Canal, screening classic films in six cities from April 28 to May 9 [11] - The event aims to promote traditional Chinese culture and enhance the innovation and dissemination of Peking opera [11] - China Film Group Corporation plans to regularly screen 12 classic Peking opera films in over 120 cinemas nationwide, creating a cultural circle for the elderly [15]