Core Insights - The article highlights three major trends observed during the recent holiday period: the rise of local food culture, diversification of travel options, and increased reliance on technology for navigation and safety [1][2]. Group 1: Food Consumption Trends - Over 4 billion users contributed to the "street voting" phenomenon, leading to a 150% year-on-year increase in local dining orders during the National Day holiday, with "smoky little shops" experiencing a 300% growth in traffic [2]. - Chengdu topped the "Top 10 Cities for Food Attraction" list, outperforming Chongqing, while the latter maintained its reputation as the "hot pot capital" with seven hot pot restaurants featured in the rankings [1][2]. Group 2: Travel and Tourism Insights - Traditional tourist cities like Beijing, Chengdu, and Chongqing remained dominant in the "Top 10 Cities for Scenic Attraction," showcasing their enduring appeal to travelers [2]. - The trend of "reverse tourism" emerged, with younger travelers exploring less popular destinations such as county towns and small cities, indicating a shift in travel preferences [3]. Group 3: Family and Nightlife Activities - Family-oriented travel gained popularity, with Shanghai Disneyland and Chengdu Panda Base being the top choices for family outings and animal experiences, respectively [3]. - Cities like Nanchang, Nanning, and Changsha were identified as the top three cities for nightlife activity, with significant traffic around popular night spots indicating a vibrant evening economy [3].