Group 1 - The upcoming National Day holiday and Mid-Autumn Festival in Shanghai are prompting parks and green spaces to create attractive events to draw visitors [1] - Shanghai Wild Animal Park's giant panda "Qianjin" has given birth to a pair of twins, a male and a female, which are expected to open their eyes for the first time during the holiday [1] - The park plans to allow visitors to see the panda twins through glass during specific hours on the holiday [1] Group 2 - The Shanghai Expo Cultural Park is offering free entry for visitors wearing traditional Hanfu attire, along with rental and makeup services for the costumes [1] - Visitors can engage in traditional cultural activities such as throwing arrows, playing with balls, shadow puppetry, leaf carving, and rope weaving [1] Group 3 - The second Shanghai International Light Festival will coincide with the National Day holiday, featuring over 20 major commercial districts and various light art installations [1] - The festival will include "light markets" and pop-up stores that combine light art with night markets and flower markets [1] - Popular light art installations along the Xuhui Riverside will remain illuminated until October 8, showcasing various artistic displays [1]