Group 1 - The successful application for World Heritage status of Beijing's central axis has significantly enhanced its international communication function, attracting global tourists and promoting cultural exchange [1] - The central axis, spanning 7.8 kilometers, has seen a notable increase in visitor numbers, with Zhongshan Park receiving over 3.18 million visitors since the heritage status was granted, including 417,600 during holidays [1] - The area around the central axis has developed a diversified tourism industry, with various cultural tourism projects launched, including themed exploration routes that feature local cuisine, accommodations, and cultural creations [1] Group 2 - The Beijing Chaoyang Food Sightseeing Bus, a collaboration between Beichen Group and Chaoyang Cultural Tourism Group, has launched a dedicated route covering the northern section of the central axis, offering a unique dining and sightseeing experience [2] - The bus route spans 12 kilometers and includes major landmarks such as the Bird's Nest and the Drum Tower, with a travel time of approximately 2 hours [2] - Over 90% of inbound tourists to Beijing choose to visit attractions along the central axis, highlighting its significance as a must-see destination for international visitors [2]