记者 吴頔 唐烨 "祝祖国明天更美好！"10月1日一早，一大广场上人潮涌动，不少市民游客早早自发前来观看升旗 仪式。中共一大纪念馆也迎来大批参观者，人们在这里回顾党史、重温初心，共同庆祝中华人民共和国 76周年华诞。 今年是中国人民抗日战争暨世界反法西斯战争胜利80周年，在这个特殊年份的国庆节，人们汇聚在 党的诞生地，以一场升旗仪式开启国庆中秋假期。 南京师范大学大一学生小刘和5名同学来到上海旅游，特意选择在国庆节一早来到中共一大纪念 馆。"开学第一个月，我们在南京就瞻仰了雨花台烈士陵园等红色场馆，今天又来到中共一大纪念馆， 像是完成了一次精神的接力。"小刘激动地说，"作为新时代青年，回顾那段救亡图存、民族复兴的历 史，更感到肩头的责任重大。" 纪念馆还增设国庆中秋假期纪念印章活动。参观者在场馆内寻找"国旗""天安门"等元素，即可获得 限量版纪念印章，吸引众多游客参与互动。"这是我第一次来上海过国庆节，体验太深刻了！"来自广东 的陈女士在参观结束后，在留言签上郑重写下"山河永固，国泰民安"的祝福。这个国庆节，还将有许许 多多像她一样的观众，在党的诞生地感受光辉历史、凝聚奋进力量。 缅怀先烈砥砺初心 10月1日 ...

Group 1 - The film "Nanjing Photo Studio" was released nationwide on July 25, coinciding with the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, achieving a box office of over 100 million yuan on its opening day [1] - The film portrays the struggles of ordinary people in Nanjing during the 1937 massacre, highlighting their transformation from self-preservation to the desire to document the atrocities committed by the Japanese army [1] - The film has received a high rating of 9.7 during its preview screenings, indicating strong audience approval and engagement on social media platforms [1] Group 2 - "Nanjing Photo Studio" is the first major work produced by China Film (Wuxi) since its establishment, reflecting Wuxi's commitment to high-quality development in the film industry [2] - The local government provided efficient support for the project, completing the necessary administrative processes in just three days, showcasing a "nanny-style" service approach [2] - Wuxi's film industry is experiencing a trend towards high-quality, large-scale development, with over half of the key films planned for release in Jiangsu by 2025 expected to be produced in Wuxi [2]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the rising popularity of red dramas in China, which are attracting audiences with their quality and innovative artistic expressions [1][2] - Red dramas are not merely simplistic representations of history; they are characterized by deep emotional engagement and a profound exploration of characters' inner worlds, reflecting the spirit of the times [1] - The success of productions like "The Red Starting Point" showcases the active participation of the younger generation, particularly Generation Z, in connecting individual experiences with grand historical narratives [2] Group 2 - The commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War serves as a significant cultural touchstone, evoking strong collective memories and emotional resonance within society [1] - The performances are seen as a vital means for the public to trace national history and draw spiritual strength, transcending the mere artistic product [1] - The engagement of young actors in these productions fosters a cross-century dialogue, allowing contemporary youth to resonate with the revolutionary spirit of their predecessors [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Dragon Boat Festival, celebrated on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, is a significant traditional festival in China, embodying rich cultural heritage and national sentiment, recognized as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage since 2009 [1][3]. Group 1: Cultural Significance - The festival combines celebration, prayer, commemoration, and culinary traditions, with the most notable activity being dragon boat racing, symbolizing unity and perseverance [3][4]. - The customs of the Dragon Boat Festival, including the making of zongzi (sticky rice dumplings), vary across regions but share a common purpose of commemorating the poet Qu Yuan, reflecting the festival's widespread cultural impact [6][9]. Group 2: Traditional Practices - Dragon boat racing involves synchronized paddling to the beat of drums, fostering a sense of teamwork and collective spirit among participants and spectators [3][4]. - Other traditional practices during the festival include hanging mugwort and calamus, wearing scented sachets, and drinking realgar wine, all aimed at ensuring health and good fortune [8][9]. Group 3: Historical Context - The festival's origins are linked to various legends, with the most popular being the commemoration of the patriotic poet Qu Yuan, whose works inspire values of integrity and national pride [3][8]. - Despite regional variations, the essence of the Dragon Boat Festival remains a celebration of national spirit and cultural continuity, showcasing the enduring nature of Chinese traditions [9].