Group 1: Rural Tourism Trends - Rural tourism is experiencing a surge, with more visitors seeking immersive experiences in local customs rather than just sightseeing [1][6] - In Xiaotao Village, Anhui, a vibrant market featuring handmade cultural products and intangible heritage items has become a focal point for tourists [1][3] - The village's layout, divided by natural water bodies, enhances its appeal, attracting creative entrepreneurs and new business models [3][5] Group 2: Economic Impact - Xiaotao Village attracted over 30,000 visitors in 2025, generating more than 3 million yuan in consumption [5] - The introduction of the "University Town" model has facilitated the establishment of 18 creative studios, contributing to local economic growth [3] Group 3: Cultural Events and Activities - In Anji, Zhejiang, various cultural events such as long table banquets and folk performances are enhancing the festive atmosphere during the Spring Festival [6][10] - The "Year Flavor in Anji" series of activities has been ongoing for nine years, showcasing local traditions and integrating technology with cultural displays [8][14] Group 4: Community Engagement - Local residents in Anji are actively participating in tourism by opening homestays and selling local products, benefiting from increased visitor numbers [5][20] - In Dali, Yunnan, the integration of intangible cultural heritage with tourism has allowed visitors to engage in hands-on experiences, enhancing their understanding of local culture [16][20] Group 5: International Participation - International students in Jiangxi's Longnan are experiencing traditional Hakka New Year celebrations, highlighting the cultural exchange and inclusivity of local customs [24][25] - The involvement of foreign visitors in preparing traditional meals fosters a deeper appreciation for Chinese New Year traditions [25][27]