Group 1 - The recent nationwide Spring Festival cultural and tourism activities are vibrant, creating diverse consumption scenarios to attract people and stimulate economic vitality [1] - In Rizhao, Shandong, the bustling market atmosphere during the Lunar New Year is highlighted by the aroma and energy of the seafood market [3] - In Zibo, Shandong, various "horse" themed cultural and creative products have emerged, blending fashion with traditional culture to enhance cultural consumption [5] Group 2 - The cultural experience area at the market is crowded with people eager to engage with intangible cultural heritage artisans, indicating a strong interest in cultural experiences [6] - The New Year goods festival in Tongzi County, Guizhou, has ignited consumer enthusiasm for the Year of the Horse, with many citizens participating [8] - Zibo's ceramic enterprises are innovatively designing to integrate intangible cultural heritage into contemporary life, ensuring traditional culture remains relevant [9] Group 3 - In Taizi Town, Hubei, the tofu New Year goods market is lively, reflecting local traditions of visiting markets and enjoying tofu for good fortune in the coming year [11] - This year's New Year goods festival focuses on creating a "one-stop" consumption platform for the public, featuring themes like selecting homes, buying cars, and enjoying festive goods [12] - The newly renovated Shanghai Science and Technology Museum has upgraded its ten permanent exhibition areas and will showcase over 230 precious technology collections [14] Group 4 - The tofu New Year goods market aims to present a "one-stop" shopping experience for visitors, contributing to the growth of the "New Year economy" [15] - The Shanghai Science and Technology Museum is preparing for a trial opening to the public during the upcoming Lunar New Year, showcasing a variety of cultural and tourism activities [16]