油画作品《父亲》 《父亲》的原型邓开选老人（左） 立冬前后，罗中立再次来到四川省巴中市平昌县驷马镇双城村。多年来，每年到访双城村，几乎成了他雷打不动的习惯。 作为享有盛名的艺术家，他每次回到双城村都干点啥？"不干什么，就是在村里转转，跟村民聊聊。"近日，坐在四川美术学院的图书馆里，罗中立笑笑说。 1978年，当时还是四川美术学院油画系学生的罗中立，重返自己曾经的采风地双城村，以借宿家庭的主人邓开选为原型，创作出了后来获得全国青年美展一 等奖的油画作品《父亲》，轰动全国。 该作品的创作，也让罗中立与大巴山的这个小山村结下不解之缘。 一 罗中立、双城村与油画《父亲》 罗中立与双城村的缘分始于1966年。作为川美附中的学生，他在学校组织下，与同学们一起来到双城村采风创作。 罗中立的 双城村位于大巴山深处，当年因为交通不便，非常贫困落后。 "我们赶到村上时，天已经黑了，远远看到一串火光由远及近，那是村民举着火把来接我们。"罗中立回忆道。 站在空坝上，同学们等着当地干部点名分配借宿家庭。当叫到罗中立时，邓开选老人站了出来，领着他回了邓家院子。 邓家院子位于村中一处山腰台地上，这里住着邓氏家族的几户人家，低矮逼仄的土墙房 ...

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Group 1 - The "Love Tree" in Fuzhou has become a popular cultural tourism IP, attracting many visitors and inspiring local merchants to create various merchandise [1] - Fuzhou has a long history of protecting ancient trees, with legislation dating back to the 1980s and continuous improvements over the past two decades [2] - The city has implemented innovative construction methods to protect tree roots during urban development, showcasing a commitment to preserving ancient trees [2] Group 2 - The West Zen Temple in Fuzhou is known for its ancient lychee trees, which have historical significance and continue to attract visitors [3] - Local authorities actively manage and maintain the health of ancient trees, ensuring they remain vibrant and culturally significant [3] - Fuzhou's ancient trees serve as important symbols of local culture and heritage, contributing to the city's identity [3]

Core Viewpoint - Impression Dahongpao heavily relies on the single IP "Impression Dahongpao," which accounts for approximately 90% of its revenue, raising concerns about its sustainability and growth potential [2][3][7]. Revenue Dependence - The company's revenue is predominantly generated from the "Impression Dahongpao" performance, with ticket sales for this show contributing 91.4% to 94.6% of total revenue from 2022 to 2024 [7]. - The performance has reached a saturation point, with an average of around 600 shows per year, and ticket price increases have limited growth potential [8][9]. Financial Performance - In 2023, the company reported a revenue of 144 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 128.57%, and achieved profitability with a net profit of approximately 47.5 million yuan [8]. - However, projections for 2024 indicate a decline in both revenue and net profit, with expected figures of 137 million yuan and 42.8 million yuan, respectively [8]. Diversification Efforts - The company has attempted to diversify its business by launching tea-themed hotels and a new performance "Moonlight Wuyi," but these initiatives have yet to become profitable [10][11]. - The average occupancy rates for the tea hotels have been low, with figures around 10.2% to 24.8% from 2022 to 2025 [11]. Financial Risks - Impression Dahongpao's total liabilities have increased significantly, from approximately 57.9 million yuan at the end of 2022 to about 166 million yuan by August 2025, primarily due to rising lease liabilities [14]. - The company has no bank loans, and its cash flow situation is becoming a concern, with a notable decline in operating cash flow from about 69.3 million yuan to 16 million yuan in 2025 [14]. Market Position - Despite being a leader in regional cultural tourism, the company's market share remains low at 0.8% in the broader cultural tourism performance market, indicating limited competitive strength compared to peers [8][9]. - The company's reliance on a single performance and the challenges in expanding beyond its current geographic limitations raise questions about its long-term viability [17].

Core Insights - The article highlights the rapid development of the E·PARK Yigong Park in Yibin, which has been recognized as a new consumption scene for 2025, aiming to establish Yibin as a regional consumption center in the Sichuan-Chongqing-Yunnan-Guizhou area [4][6] Group 1: Economic Development and Consumer Trends - The E·PARK Yigong Park project has opened with over 100 brand flagship stores, including major international brands, with more than 40% being first stores [5] - Yibin is leveraging its transportation advantages, being at the intersection of two high-speed rail lines, to enhance consumer traffic and promote the "first store economy" [6] - The city plans to implement a series of consumption promotion activities to capitalize on the upcoming National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival, extending the consumption window [4][6] Group 2: Tourism and Cultural Promotion - Yibin and Luzhou have launched four new tourism routes and a food map, focusing on short and convenient travel experiences to attract visitors [7] - The city is moving towards year-round tourism activities, with events like the "long table feast" becoming regular features rather than just holiday events [8][9] - Yibin aims to create a stable flow of tourists by developing themed cultural tourism IPs and introducing double-decker sightseeing buses to connect major attractions [9]

Core Viewpoint - The upcoming National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holidays are prompting various regions to launch a series of cultural tourism activities, enhancing local tourism brands and providing diverse travel options for visitors [1][2]. Group 1: Cultural Tourism IP - Cultural tourism IP serves as a concentrated carrier of core value in the cultural tourism industry, characterized by unique identification and emotional resonance, which can be commercially developed into tourism products, experiences, or services [1]. - Key themes identified in various cultural tourism IPs include "linkage, characteristics, scenarios, and experiences" [1]. Group 2: Regional Integration and Collaborative Activities - In the context of regional integration, cross-regional cultural tourism IP is becoming a crucial driver for consumption, as seen in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, which has launched a series of collaborative tourism activities [2]. - The "Happy Travel Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei" initiative integrates historical culture, natural scenery, and folk experiences to create a compelling consumption environment for tourists during the holidays [2]. Group 3: Local Cultural Exploration - Many local cultural tourism IPs focus on uncovering local cultural essence and unique charm, exemplified by the "Beautiful China Singing Tour" music festival in Handan, Hebei, which combines local intangible cultural heritage and cuisine [5]. - The festival offers a "music festival + in-depth experience tour" package, effectively activating local tourism resources and stimulating service consumption [5]. Group 4: Diverse and Innovative Offerings - The cultural tourism IPs during the holidays exhibit characteristics of "diversified layout and scenario penetration," connecting various activities and enhancing the overall consumer experience [5]. - Innovations include combining Mid-Autumn moon appreciation with intangible cultural heritage performances, and creating family-oriented educational tourism experiences [5]. Group 5: Consumption Upgrade and Service Potential - The surge in cultural tourism IP reflects a deep understanding of the consumption upgrade trend and the potential for service consumption, as consumer demands shift from mere availability to quality and uniqueness [6]. - A series of consumption-promoting actions are being implemented to stimulate new service consumption, injecting fresh momentum into the consumption engine [6].

Core Insights - The upcoming National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holidays have prompted various regions to intensively prepare cultural and tourism activities, showcasing a series of themed cultural tourism IPs that enhance local tourism brands and provide diverse travel options for the public [1][2] Group 1: Cultural Tourism IP Development - Cultural tourism IPs are condensed carriers of core value in the cultural tourism industry, characterized by unique identification and emotional resonance, which can be commercially developed into tourism products, experiences, or services [1] - The keywords "linkage, characteristics, scenes, and experiences" are central to the development of cultural tourism IPs across different regions [1] Group 2: Regional Collaboration and Events - In the context of regional integration, cross-regional cultural tourism IPs are becoming crucial for promoting consumption, as seen in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, which has launched a series of collaborative tourism activities [2] - Events like the 14th China Arts Festival have inspired regions such as Sichuan and Chongqing to create unique tourism routes that combine high-quality cultural performances with local attractions, effectively expanding service consumption [2] Group 3: Localized Cultural Tourism Initiatives - Many localities focus on exploring their cultural essence and unique charm through smaller, innovative tourism IPs, such as the "Beautiful China Singing Tour" music festival in Handan, Hebei, which integrates local intangible cultural heritage and cuisine [3] - The "dual festival" period is characterized by a diverse layout of cultural tourism IPs, including family-friendly activities, night markets, and heritage exhibitions, creating a comprehensive consumption scene matrix [3] Group 4: Consumer Demand and Service Innovation - The rise of cultural tourism IPs reflects a deep understanding of the trend towards consumption upgrades and the potential of service consumption, as consumer demand shifts from mere availability to quality and uniqueness [4] - A series of actions aimed at stimulating consumption are being implemented, focusing on both demand-side potential and supply-side service innovation, injecting new momentum into the consumption engine [4]

Core Viewpoint - Danzhou is enhancing its tourism offerings by leveraging four key cultural tourism IPs: "One Person" (Su Dongpo), "One Island" (Haihua Island), "One Road" (Hainan Ring Road Danzhou section), and "One Port" (Yangpu Port) to create diverse tourism products and activities [6][9][10] Group 1: Tourism Activities and Events - The immersive performance "Mr. Dongpo" has gained popularity, attracting over 600 foreign tourists on September 6 and exceeding 1,200 attendees on September 13, showcasing the successful integration of cultural elements [7] - The 2025 Hainan Island Tour Cycling Race took place in Danzhou, highlighting the scenic beauty along the 119-kilometer Danzhou section of the Hainan Ring Road, with local attractions like Danzhou Chasing Light Station enhancing the cycling experience [8] - Danzhou is actively promoting various activities for the upcoming National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival, including a "Song Dynasty Sports Day" and interactive experiences at Haihua Island, aimed at enriching visitor engagement [13][14] Group 2: Infrastructure and Development - The newly developed Hainan Shenchong Coastal Tourism Resort is set to open, combining traditional fishing village culture with modern entertainment, including the upcoming "Shenchong Volcano Electronic Music Festival" [10][11] - The Diguo Cultural Square has recently opened, focusing on integrating agriculture, culture, and dining, featuring a landscape of sweet potato fields and various culinary experiences [12] Group 3: Collaborative Efforts and Regional Integration - Danzhou is taking a leading role in the Hainan Western Tourism Alliance, promoting regional cooperation and cultural exchange through events like the "Hainan Western Tourism Alliance Immersive Cultural Show" [9] - The collaboration with neighboring cities during events such as the "Village BA" basketball tournament fosters friendship and enhances the integration of sports and tourism in the region [9]

Core Insights - Sichuan province launched the "Jin Xiu Tian Fu · An Yi Si Chuan" 2025 cultural and tourism promotion event in Changsha, Hunan, featuring 12 themed tourism routes that encompass various experiences such as local cuisine, wellness retreats, cultural creativity, and historical exploration [1][2] Group 1: Event Overview - The event aims to ignite enthusiasm for travel in Sichuan during the upcoming National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival by showcasing the region's unique cultural and tourism offerings through immersive experiences and heritage displays [1] - The promotion includes dynamic imagery and real-life displays of iconic symbols like the giant panda and Mount Emei, enhancing the appeal of Sichuan's tourism [1] Group 2: Themed Tourism Routes - The 12 themed tourism routes cover diverse experiences, including culinary adventures, leisure and wellness vacations, trendy cultural spots, and historical research [1] - Representatives from various cities in Sichuan, including Chengdu, Guangyuan, Nanchong, Bazhong, and Dazhou, presented special promotions and new experiences tailored for the autumn and winter seasons [1] Group 3: Collaboration with Tibet - On the same day, a cultural tourism promotion event for Tibet was held in Chengdu, focusing on the joint development of the "Must-Drive 318" super cultural tourism IP with Sichuan [2] - The collaboration emphasizes the enhancement of infrastructure and service levels along the G318/G317 routes, transforming the 318 National Road from a mere transportation route to a scenic experience [2]

Core Points - The 12th China Jiaozuo International Tai Chi Competition and the 2025 Yuntai Mountain Tourism Festival recently opened in Jiaozuo, Henan Province, with over 2,000 athletes from 32 countries and regions participating [1] - The event is organized by the National Sports Administration's Martial Arts Management Center, the Chinese Wushu Association, the Henan Provincial Sports Bureau, and the Jiaozuo Municipal Government [1] - The competition leverages the cultural and tourism IPs of Tai Chi and Yuntai Mountain, featuring individual and team Tai Chi events, push hands competitions, as well as activities promoting intangible cultural heritage and business cooperation [1]