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Core Insights - The domestic tourism market in China is experiencing a vibrant mix of "ice and snow" and "warm sunshine" during the year-end period, with "cross-regional travel" becoming a notable trend this winter [1] - As the New Year holiday approaches, there is a surge in demand for "post-holiday travel" and "leave-splitting travel," leading to a peak in cultural and tourism consumption [1] - Online travel platforms report significant increases in bookings for flights, hotels, and homestays during the New Year holiday, indicating strong vitality in both domestic and outbound tourism markets [1] Domestic Tourism Trends - Ice and snow tourism is dominating the market during the New Year holiday, with popular destinations like Jilin's Changbai Mountain and Harbin's snow resorts seeing ticket sales increase by 2.7 times and 2 times respectively [1][2] - The demand for ice and snow tourism is extending to southern regions, with places like Sichuan's Jiuzhaigou and Yunnan's Jiaozi Snow Mountain experiencing a 100% increase in ticket bookings [2] - Young travelers, particularly those born in the 1980s and 1990s, are the main force behind the surge in travel, accounting for over 70% of bookings [2] Accommodation Insights - Hotel bookings in popular cities during the New Year holiday have tripled year-on-year, with high-end hotels seeing a fivefold increase in orders [3] - Harbin continues to lead in homestay bookings, with a 15-fold increase in reservations around the Wansui Mountain Martial Arts City in Kaifeng [5] Short-Distance Travel Preferences - Short-distance micro-vacations are becoming mainstream, with popular train routes concentrated within a "4-hour high-speed rail circle," catering to the demand for flexible travel options [7] - Hotel bookings in smaller cities are also seeing significant growth, with some counties experiencing increases of over five times [8] Outbound Tourism Growth - The inbound and outbound tourism markets are both showing strong growth, with inbound hotel search heat increasing by over 150% and outbound flight bookings exceeding 620,000 [16] - Popular outbound destinations include Bangkok, Seoul, and Hong Kong, with flight bookings to Seoul increasing by 3.3 times year-on-year [21] Event-Driven Travel - Events such as New Year's Eve concerts and fireworks shows are driving tourism, with searches for related activities increasing by over 500% [15] - Major cities are hosting various New Year activities, enhancing the festive atmosphere and attracting tourists [13]

Core Insights - The "museum fever" during the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holidays has become a significant driver of cultural tourism consumption and holiday economy growth, attracting large numbers of visitors to various museums across the country [1][21] Group 1: Exhibition Highlights - The Palace Museum is celebrating its 100th anniversary with the exhibition "Centennial Guardianship - From the Forbidden City to the Palace Museum," running from September 30 to December 30, showcasing notable artifacts like "Five Cattle" and "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" [4] - The previously unopened Garden of Ningshou Palace, also known as the Qianlong Garden, has made its debut, featuring exquisite layouts and a design that reflects the essence of classical Chinese gardens [8][9] Group 2: Visitor Experience - The Sanxingdui Museum has attracted visitors with newly unearthed artifacts from archaeological excavations, allowing guests to experience the rich cultural heritage of the ancient Shu civilization [13] - Various museums are enhancing visitor engagement through immersive experiences, such as classic Yue opera performances in Nanjing and dinosaur exhibitions in Guangdong, showcasing the historical journey from birth to extinction [18] Group 3: Cultural IP Development - Museums across the country are leveraging their collections to develop cultural intellectual property (IP), aiming for a dynamic and age-inclusive transmission of traditional culture [16]

Core Points - The 2025 National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival will coincide, creating an 8-day "super golden week" with over 4,200 cultural and tourism activities planned across Jiangsu Province [1][2] - The provincial cultural and tourism department aims to enhance local cultural experiences by integrating various art forms and organizing performances in towns and cities [2][3] - A significant focus on non-material cultural heritage will be highlighted through 155 events and over 620 activities, promoting traditional customs and arts [3][4] Group 1: Cultural Activities - Over 4,200 activities will be organized, including 25 performances of excellent stage art and folk art in towns [2] - Major events include the Wuxi Taihu Water Music Fireworks Festival and the Xuzhou Han Culture Tourism Festival, covering diverse experiences such as nature sightseeing and culinary tourism [2][3] - The province will host 464 commercial performances, with expectations of over 600,000 attendees [2] Group 2: Nighttime Cultural Consumption - 89 museums will extend their operating hours during the holidays, with some open until 22:00, enhancing nighttime cultural experiences [4][5] - Events like the "Night Tour" at museums will combine traditional culture with modern technology to attract visitors [4] - Various districts will promote "events + cultural tourism" integration, enriching nighttime consumption scenarios [4][5] Group 3: Discounts and Promotions - The province will launch over 150 measures for public benefit, including ticket discounts and free transportation services [6][7] - Specific initiatives include 800 million online consumption subsidies in Xuzhou and free public transport for tourists in Changzhou [6][7] - Additional measures will include free parking and ticket exemptions for visitors with specific names during the holiday [7]

Core Insights - The development of cultural heritage in China has made significant progress during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, achieving historic accomplishments in heritage application and management [1] Archaeological Work - Archaeological efforts are crucial for showcasing and constructing the history of the Chinese nation, with 21 major projects and 1284 active excavation projects implemented to explore key issues such as human origins and the development of civilization [2] - Advanced equipment for archaeological excavations has reached world-class standards, contributing to economic and social development through over 6500 archaeological excavations related to major national infrastructure projects [2] Museum Development - The museum sector is thriving, with the number of registered museums expected to reach 7046 by the end of 2024, averaging one museum for every 200,000 people, and over 91% of them being free to enter [3] - Central government funding for free museum access has exceeded 15 billion yuan, with over 4.1 billion visitors and more than 40,000 exhibitions held annually, promoting the transmission of traditional and revolutionary culture [3] Supply and Demand in Museums - The increasing popularity of certain museums has led to a supply-demand imbalance, prompting the National Cultural Heritage Administration to implement measures to enhance supply capacity and improve visitor experience [4] World Heritage Protection - China has successfully added four cultural heritage sites to the World Heritage List during the "14th Five-Year Plan," bringing the total to 60, including 41 cultural heritage sites [5] - The management and protection systems for world cultural heritage have been strengthened, with ongoing projects aimed at improving preservation conditions and interpretative displays [5] Future Plans - The focus for the "15th Five-Year Plan" will include the application for world cultural heritage status for sites like Jingdezhen's porcelain heritage and the Sanxingdui site, along with implementing research-oriented protection projects [6]

Core Insights - Beijing is accelerating the construction of a "Museum City" with a rich array of museum resources, aiming to enhance cultural experiences for visitors [1][3][5] Group 1: Museum Development - As of now, Beijing has 246 registered museums and 56 quasi-museums, the highest number among all cities in China [5][9] - The "Museum City" initiative is supported by a comprehensive development plan set to be officially released in January 2024, outlining goals for spatial layout, cultural supply, and professional capacity enhancement [3][5] Group 2: Visitor Engagement - During the summer of 2023, the National Museum of Nature hosted over 43,000 visitors for its "Museum Night" events, a 2.4% increase from the previous year [3][8] - The Beijing Dabaotai Relics Museum reported daily visitor numbers of 700-800 on weekdays and around 2,500 on weekends, primarily from family and educational groups [5][6] Group 3: Exhibition Highlights - The Beijing Dabaotai Relics Museum is currently showcasing a special exhibition on Han Dynasty life art, which will be updated with new exhibits in the coming months [6] - The National Museum of Nature is featuring an exhibition on Leonardo da Vinci's art and science, which has already surpassed its initial visitor target of 150,000 [8] Group 4: Future Plans - In 2024, Beijing's museums plan to host over 2,000 exhibitions and nearly 50,000 online and offline events, aiming to attract more than 100 million visitors [8] - The National Museum of Nature is preparing for the construction of a new landmark building, with a collection expected to grow to 600,000 items by 2029 [8]

Group 1: Popularity of Museums in Guizhou - Guizhou's museums have become popular destinations during the summer tourism peak, particularly due to the display of national treasures [1] - The Guizhou Provincial Museum has attracted over 700,000 visitors since July, marking an increase of over 18% year-on-year [5] - The museum houses more than 80,000 artifacts, including the only surviving calligraphy by the Northern Song dynasty statesman Han Qi, which is a national key protected cultural relic [1][5] Group 2: Geological Museum Highlights - The Guizhou Geological Museum has also seen a surge in visitors, exceeding 350,000, with nearly 20% being children aged 6 to 12 [7] - The museum features over 30,000 exhibits, including a significant specimen of a pregnant fish dragon, which holds high scientific value for research on Triassic ichthyosaur fossils [9] - The museum presents over 900 million years of geological history and more than 600 million years of paleobiological history through fossil specimens and multimedia displays [11] Group 3: Cultural Activities in Shanxi - In Shanxi's Taiyuan, multiple museums have launched diverse cultural activities aimed at engaging youth with cultural heritage [13] - The Taiyuan Museum offers hands-on experiences such as printing zodiac patterns and coloring artifacts, enhancing students' understanding of cultural creation [13] - The Shanxi Natural Museum has introduced natural science courses and has seen an average daily visitor count exceeding 10,000 [19]

Core Insights - Nanjing museums have adopted a "super long standby" mode, extending their opening hours to provide flexible and rich visiting experiences during the summer nights, enhancing cultural engagement for citizens and tourists [1][2][3] Group 1: Extended Opening Hours - Multiple museums in Nanjing, including the Nanjing Museum and Nanjing City Wall Museum, have announced extended hours to alleviate daytime visitor pressure and offer a unique night-time experience [2][3] - The Deji Art Museum has gained popularity for its daily operation until midnight, distinguishing itself from other museums that only extend hours during holidays [3] Group 2: Cultural Events and Experiences - Nanjing museums are not just extending hours but also enhancing visitor experiences with immersive performances and exhibitions, such as the "Dream of Jinling" theatrical performance at the Zhan Garden [5][6] - The Nanjing Folk Museum offers a variety of traditional cultural experiences, including shadow puppetry and local folk performances, attracting visitors interested in local heritage [6][7] Group 3: Visitor Engagement - Tourists are increasingly choosing night visits to avoid daytime heat and crowds, with many expressing appreciation for the cultural richness of Nanjing [2][3] - Social media has played a role in promoting these night-time museum experiences, as seen with international visitors sharing their positive experiences online [3]