Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the integration of finance and cultural tourism in the Chongqing region, particularly in the districts of Hechuan, Tongnan, and Tongliang, to promote high-quality development of cultural tourism [1] - The Hechuan District plans to enhance the management of the Diaoyu City tourism resource by transferring the operating rights to a third-party professional management entity by January 2025 [2] - The Postal Savings Bank of China in Hechuan has actively provided comprehensive services, including customized financing solutions, to support the transfer of operating rights and ensure the successful acquisition of a 40-year operating right for Diaoyu City [2] Group 2 - The Chongqing (Tongnan) Agricultural Science and Technology City has developed a vibrant agricultural industry chain, integrating four major sectors: vegetables, lemons, rapeseed, and aquaculture, along with cultural tourism [3] - The Agricultural Development Bank of China in Tongnan has issued loans totaling 1.4 billion yuan to enhance agricultural infrastructure and support cultural tourism projects, including a 5.4 billion yuan loan for large-scale cultural tourism developments [3] - The People's Bank of China in Hechuan has organized financing matchmaking events and issued a financial policy navigation manual to improve the financial support environment for cultural tourism and modern agriculture [3][4] Group 3 - The People's Bank of China in Hechuan has promoted diversified business ecosystems combining rural revitalization, technological innovation, and consumption with cultural tourism, enhancing the quality of financial services in the cultural tourism sector [4] - As of March 2025, local banks have financed 4.472 billion yuan for 68 major cultural tourism projects and provided 4.38 billion yuan in loans to 709 rural tourism entities, supporting rural revitalization and agricultural tourism integration [4] - The Agricultural Bank of China in Tongliang has issued 709 million yuan in loans for cultural tourism and rural revitalization projects, establishing service points to extend financial knowledge and services to rural areas [4]