Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the vibrant atmosphere and community engagement during the pre-New Year celebrations in Baoqing County, Heilongjiang Province, showcasing local agricultural products and cultural activities that promote economic development and social cohesion [1][2]. Group 1: Community and Economic Development - The "Nostalgia Town New Year Goods Fair" serves as an important initiative for benefiting the community by gathering local specialty agricultural products from various townships [1]. - The event has been attracting an average of 20,000 visitors daily since its launch, continuing until the Lantern Festival, thus enhancing local tourism and economic activity [2]. - Employment opportunities have been created around the fair, allowing local elderly and women to work nearby, thereby promoting income generation and community support [2]. Group 2: Cultural Significance and Family Traditions - The fair features traditional elements such as lion dances and local handicrafts, contributing to a festive atmosphere that strengthens community bonds [1]. - Families engage in traditional activities like making dumplings together, reflecting the cultural significance of family gatherings during the New Year [2]. - The improvements in local infrastructure, such as wider roads and better housing, have made it easier for families to prepare for the New Year celebrations, enhancing their overall quality of life [2].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the cultural significance of food among Northeastern Chinese people during long train journeys, particularly during the Spring Festival, showcasing their communal and generous spirit in sharing meals on trains [1][4][10]. Group 1: Train Journey Experience - Northeasterners prioritize good food on long train rides, often preparing elaborate meals to share with fellow passengers, creating a lively and communal atmosphere [1][4]. - The experience on a Northeastern train is characterized by social interactions, where sharing food leads to spontaneous conversations and connections among passengers [5][10]. - The unique food culture on these trains includes traditional dishes like "dried tofu" and various cured meats, which are easy to share and enjoy during the journey [8][9]. Group 2: Cultural Significance - The article describes the train as a microcosm of Northeastern culture, where the lively interactions and shared meals reflect the region's hospitality and warmth [10][14]. - Special themed trains, such as the "Northeast Folk" train, enhance the travel experience by incorporating local cuisine and cultural performances, further immersing passengers in the region's traditions [14]. - The mention of "Shanhaiguan Station" signifies a cultural landmark for Northeasterners, symbolizing the transition back home and evoking a sense of nostalgia and belonging [14].

（来源：新安晚报） 转自：新安晚报 今年，哪些大朋友、小朋友陪伴我们守岁呢？ 按照预告，一支农民合唱团将带着笸箩、稻穗和辣椒，登上舞台庆丰收。 来自各民族的小朋友，将一起唱跳，带来创意歌舞。 听说，超厉害的智能机器人也要来呢。 砰砰砰，爆米花新鲜出炉。 呲溜地滑进锅里，甜糯糖糕的"扁肚子"也鼓了起来。 在年货大集，将它们装进满载美食的篮子里。 春节正向我们快速奔跑，年味儿越来越浓啦！ 1.赶大集 吆喝声，叫卖声此起彼伏。 今天来逛的，不是六一的跳蚤市场，而是年货大集。 我们先去山东青岛的泊里大集看看。 它有300多年历史，是青岛市非物质文化遗产。 泊里烧鸡和烧肉，香喷喷；现煮的羊汤，咕嘟咕嘟翻着花！ 再去瞧瞧辽宁营口市的红旗大集。 冻黄桃、冻梨、冻豆腐……让你"冻"力满满。 地道的年货琳琅满目，喜庆的春联、灯笼、年宵花也不能缺席。 传统年俗里，也有丰富的文化体验。 在大集上，大秧歌扭起来，舞龙舞狮、皮影戏接连上演， 2.看春/村晚 春晚，已进入倒计时。 今年，春晚还有四个分会场：黑龙江哈尔滨、浙江义乌、安徽合肥、四川宜宾。 快看看，有你生活的城市吗？ 乡村的"村晚"，同样精彩。 在舞台上，有的孩子敲着腰鼓蹦蹦 ...

Core Viewpoint - The bustling "big market" in Ningjiang District, Songyuan City, is thriving as the Spring Festival approaches, showcasing a variety of goods and local delicacies that reflect the festive spirit and cultural heritage of Northeast China [1]. Group 1: Market Activity - Over 200 stalls are set up at the market, with vendors seizing the opportunity to sell various New Year goods, including fresh fruits and vegetables, prepared foods, and traditional decorations [1]. - The market features a rich assortment of local delicacies, such as roasted chestnuts, sticky rice dumplings, and sauerkraut stewed pork, which attract large crowds of customers [1]. Group 2: Consumer Engagement - The market atmosphere is lively, with many visitors queuing for popular food items, indicating strong consumer interest and engagement in local culinary traditions [1][3]. - Shoppers are actively purchasing festive items, such as decorative "Fu" characters, which symbolize good fortune for the New Year [1]. Group 3: Regional Specialties - The market also highlights seasonal specialties unique to Northeast China, such as frozen pears, which are popular during this time of year [6]. - Traditional dishes like pork blood sausage are featured prominently, showcasing the region's culinary heritage [11].

新华社长春2月7日电春节前的东北，既有冰天雪地的壮阔奇景，也有市井街巷的烟火升腾。在吉林长 春，赶一场大集，便是解锁这座城市清晨最鲜活的方式。 永兴农贸市场，承载着长春人一代又一代的生活记忆。天刚刚亮，薄霜还凝在路面，集市里已人声鼎 沸，此起彼伏的吆喝声与南腔北调的询价声交织，琳琅满目的商品将摊位铺得满满当当。 春市永兴农贸市场内部街道。天色微微亮，顾客已经开始逛大集。新华社记者 唐铭泽 摄 节前的东北大集，冻货是当之无愧的"特色名片"——成片摊位上，冻鱼码得整整齐齐，覆着一层莹白霜 花；冻梨、冻柿子一筐一筐地摆放，摊主随手敲起的清脆声响，引得游客驻足；冻饺子、冻包子、冻豆 腐等速冻食品堆在案台上，围拢的人们细细挑选、询价不断。 对东北人来说，冻货并非将就之选，而是藏着"囤得住、吃得久、价格稳"的过冬智慧。自然冷冻让水果 更显清甜多汁，如今随着冰雪旅游升温，也成为外地游客专程寻觅的冰冻风味。"不少游客尝过还要多 买些带回去"，摊主老陈一边招呼顾客，一边笑着介绍。 市场的商家正在搬运货物，准备摆摊。新华社记者 唐铭泽 摄 永兴农贸 吉林省长 在永兴农 贸市场，商家售卖的冻柿子、冻梨等水果。新华社记者 唐铭泽 摄 ...

Core Viewpoint - The rapid development of rural e-commerce in China has established a three-tier electronic commerce service and logistics distribution system at the county, township, and village levels, significantly contributing to farmers' income and rural consumption. By 2025, the national rural online retail sales are expected to grow by 6.7% year-on-year, with agricultural product online retail sales increasing by 9.9% [7]. Group 1: Integration of Delivery and Public Transport - The integration of public transport and delivery services addresses the challenges faced by both sectors, with rural public transport companies like Xiangyu Bus Company in Inner Mongolia collaborating with private courier companies to deliver packages to remote areas [8][10]. - The new model allows for cost savings in delivery for courier companies and provides additional revenue streams for public transport, creating a win-win situation for all parties involved [10]. - By the end of 2025, the new delivery model is expected to handle an average of 4,000 packages daily across seven townships and 94 villages in the region [11]. Group 2: Rural E-commerce and Consumer Behavior - The establishment of village-level courier stations has made it easier for residents to receive and send packages, leading to an increase in online shopping among older villagers [12][13]. - Local farmers are benefiting from improved logistics, allowing them to sell their products directly to consumers, which increases their profit margins significantly [13][14]. - The integration of e-commerce with local businesses has resulted in a 30% increase in revenue for village supermarkets that also serve as courier stations [14]. Group 3: Agricultural E-commerce Growth - The rise of live-streaming e-commerce has significantly boosted sales for local farmers, with one farm reporting over 30,000 yuan in sales within half a day of live streaming [15][16]. - The county of Linyi has seen a transformation in its agricultural sector, with e-commerce contributing to a substantial increase in farmer incomes and attracting young entrepreneurs back to rural areas [16][17]. - By 2025, Linyi County aims to achieve 2.5 billion yuan in agricultural e-commerce sales, with live-streaming sales accounting for a quarter of that total [17].

Group 1 - The core event "办年货 赶大集" CMG Spring Consumption Season was launched on February 5 in Hefei, Anhui, focusing on traditional customs and core consumption scenarios for the upcoming Spring Festival [1][3] - The event aims to boost domestic demand and consumption in line with the central government's policies, featuring a combination of television broadcasts, offline markets, and online live streaming [3][4] - Various regions including Anhui, Heilongjiang, Sichuan, Xinjiang, Guangdong, Shanxi, Shandong, and Zhejiang will host unique markets showcasing local specialties and festive activities [3][4] Group 2 - The "Smart Market" in Anhui integrates technology and intangible cultural heritage, featuring robots writing "福" (blessing) and interactive exchanges of local products [4][6] - In Mudanjiang, the winter market offers a unique experience with frozen goods and winter fishing activities, allowing visitors to enjoy local delicacies while engaging in winter sports [6][7] - Diverse market activities across cities like Yibin, Guangdong, Shanxi, Xinjiang, Shandong, and Zhejiang highlight local flavors and cultural performances, showcasing the vibrant transformation of rural areas through technology and culture [7][8]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the unique food culture in Northeast China, particularly focusing on the winter delicacies like "frozen" snacks, which have sparked interesting discussions among netizens about regional differences in food perception and preparation [1][9]. Group 1: Northeast Food Culture - Many southern netizens shared their experiences of buying "sugar-coated hawthorn" and "frozen pears" in Harbin, expressing disappointment over their freshness, leading to a humorous discussion about regional food differences [1][6]. - In Northeast China, "frozen" sugar-coated hawthorn is considered a common snack, utilizing the natural freezing effect of the cold climate to create a unique texture that resembles ice sand [9][11]. - The traditional sugar-coated hawthorn, known as "tanghulu," varies in name and preparation across different regions, with the Northeast's version being particularly notable for its icy texture [12][14]. Group 2: Frozen Fruits and Snacks - The article highlights the "frozen fruit trio" commonly enjoyed in Northeast winters, which includes frozen pears, frozen persimmons, and frozen hawthorn fruits, enhancing sweetness and extending shelf life [18][20]. - Frozen fruits are not eaten directly; they require a thawing process, referred to as "huān" in Northeast dialect, which results in a crispy ice shell that enhances the eating experience [20]. - The article describes how frozen pears serve as a traditional New Year delicacy, providing a refreshing taste after heavy meals, and emphasizes the unique preparation methods for other frozen fruits like persimmons and hawthorn [20][21]. Group 3: Variety of Frozen Products - Besides frozen fruits, the Northeast region offers a wide array of frozen products, including frozen vegetables, dried goods, tofu, chicken, and fish, which are popular among locals and tourists alike [24][21]. - The availability of these diverse frozen goods reflects the region's adaptation to its cold climate, making it a significant aspect of local culinary culture [24][21].

Group 1 - The consumption market is showing strong vitality and popularity as the Spring Festival approaches, with preparations underway to ensure supply [1] - In Shanghai, the market for New Year flowers is experiencing a peak in purchases, with sales volume increasing by 20% year-on-year, driven by the popularity of new butterfly orchids [3] - In Shaanxi, the New Year goods fair has launched, featuring a series of dining packages that emphasize traditional flavors and customs, while in Guangzhou, the Greater Bay Area's festive consumption season is showcasing nearly 70 time-honored brands [4] Group 2 - Rural New Year markets are becoming increasingly vibrant, with local delicacies attracting tourists in Chengdu, and a large market in Tianjin offering a one-stop shopping experience that combines culture and commerce [6] - The supply of vegetables and fresh produce is abundant ahead of the festival, with daily trading volumes reaching over 1,200 tons of fruits and vegetables in Shenyang, and seafood trading in Fuzhou increasing from 3,500 tons to over 6,800 tons [7]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the vibrant atmosphere of the Le Shan Market in Changchun, Jilin, as it prepares for the Lunar New Year, showcasing a variety of local products and attracting both locals and tourists [1]. Group 1: Market Overview - The Le Shan Market features over 390 stalls and more than 2,000 types of products, providing a one-stop shop for various New Year necessities, from food to decorations [3]. - The market has become a hub for agricultural and cultural tourism, enhancing its popularity among visitors [1]. Group 2: Food Offerings - The food section of the market offers traditional Northeast delicacies, with vendors reporting significant sales, such as one vendor selling over 600 yuan worth of cornmeal pancakes in the morning [5]. - The market includes a section for fresh poultry and livestock, emphasizing locally raised "native" chickens and pigs, which are preferred by local consumers [7]. Group 3: Specialty Products - The frozen goods section features traditional items like frozen pears and persimmons, which are essential for festive gatherings in Northeast China [9]. - The dried goods area is popular, with local farmers selling homemade dried vegetables, which are both flavorful and long-lasting, contributing to the local economy [11]. Group 4: Modern Integration - The market incorporates modern elements, such as village leaders conducting live-stream sales for local products like rice and soybean oil, enhancing its reach [13]. - The average daily sales at the Le Shan Market have reached 5 million yuan, attracting a diverse range of visitors, including international students [13].