Core Viewpoint - The "Beijing Audio-Visual Spring Festival" cultural supply activity aims to integrate traditional and modern elements to create a rich audio-visual experience for citizens and audiences nationwide, aligning with the "14th Five-Year Plan" and the theme "Spring is Coming with the Year of the Horse" [1][7]. Group 1: Event Overview - The event features a series of high-quality audio-visual "combination punches" that include five major action series: "Good Vision, Good Wishes, Good Scenery, Good Products, and Good Luck" [3]. - A total of 45 high-quality productions, including dramas, documentaries, and animations, will be launched during the Spring Festival on various platforms such as CCTV and local TV stations, as well as over 20 online platforms [3]. Group 2: Technological Integration - The event highlights technological empowerment with the introduction of 21 immersive experience projects utilizing VR, AR, MR, and other cutting-edge technologies across major commercial areas and cultural landmarks [4]. - The "Jingcai Super Live" series will broadcast 21 high-quality performances in real-time to various locations, allowing audiences to enjoy a blend of art and technology regardless of their location [4]. Group 3: Cultural and Economic Impact - The "Beijing Audio-Visual Trendy Play" brand aims to connect popular film and television IPs with cultural products, enhancing the cultural consumption experience and driving economic vitality [5]. - Twelve themed film and television routes will be launched to guide citizens and tourists through Beijing, integrating traditional culture, modern trends, and local cuisine [5]. Group 4: Collaborative Efforts - Major broadcasting platforms are collaborating to enhance the quality of audio-visual content for the Spring Festival, with Beijing Radio and Television Station leading the initiative [7]. - Various platforms, including iQIYI and Douyin, will release their own special programs and activities, leveraging the "Beijing Audio-Visual" brand to provide a rich online experience for users [7].