Core Viewpoint - The successful hosting of the "Dao Lang 2025 Tour Concert" in Linyi not only attracted a large audience but also significantly boosted local consumption and tourism, showcasing the city's cultural and economic potential [2][3][6]. Group 1: Economic Impact - The concert attracted 120,000 fans from across the country, generating direct consumption of 3.2 billion and a total consumption of 4.6 billion [3]. - Linyi implemented promotional policies to enhance consumer spending, including a "Listen to Music and Tour Linyi" package, allowing concert ticket holders free access to 10 scenic spots and discounts at 24 others, resulting in a 25% increase in visitor numbers at key scenic areas [3][4]. Group 2: Cultural Significance - The concert served as a new way to promote the Yimeng spirit, with the opening song "Yimeng Mountain Folk Song" resonating with the audience and reinforcing local cultural identity [2][6]. - Linyi's historical significance as a major source of the Yimeng spirit, particularly during the revolutionary period, was highlighted, connecting the concert to a deeper cultural narrative [6][7]. Group 3: Community Engagement - Local residents actively participated in supporting the concert, with many offering hospitality and sharing local attractions and food recommendations [7]. - The city organized various activities, including a night market and a drone light show, to enhance the concert experience and engage the community [5][7].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the cultural significance and historical background of the song "Yimeng Mountain Melody," which has become a symbol of Chinese revolutionary spirit and resilience, transcending time and geographical boundaries [2][3][6]. Historical Context - "Yimeng Mountain Melody" originated during the Second Sino-Japanese War in 1940, initially titled "Opposing the Yellow Sand Society," created by the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University (Anta) to combat local threats and boost morale among the people [3][4]. - The song was born in a rural setting, reflecting the struggles and contributions of the local population during the war, with over 120 million people supporting the military efforts [4]. Cultural Impact - The song has evolved from a wartime anthem to a celebration of the beauty of the Yimeng region and the spirit of its people, showcasing the transition from a "battle song" to a "praise song" [4][5]. - It has been performed and adapted by various artists over the decades, gaining national and international recognition, including performances in Africa and adaptations in modern theatrical productions [5][6]. Legacy - "Yimeng Mountain Melody" serves as a cultural emblem of the Chinese nation, embodying the love for the homeland and the collective memory of the people, and continues to resonate with audiences today [6][7].