Group 1 - The core event of the news is the New Year's Eve celebrations across various cities in China, highlighting the growing trend of "cross-year economy" which has become a significant driver of winter consumption and urban vitality [5][6] - The cross-year economy is characterized by diverse activities ranging from cultural performances to immersive experiences, catering to the emotional and experiential needs of consumers, particularly the younger generation [5][6][9] - Data from Meituan Travel indicates a 117% increase in bookings for cultural and tourism activities during the New Year period, with searches for "cross-year fireworks shows" and "cross-year concerts" rising over 500% [3][5] Group 2 - The trend of cross-year celebrations has evolved beyond mere festivities to encompass a full consumption ecosystem, integrating dining, accommodation, shopping, and cultural experiences [6][7] - The rise of new consumption patterns is evident as businesses innovate to meet the emotional value demands of consumers, leading to unique offerings such as outdoor music events and themed dining experiences [5][6][9] - The phenomenon of "cross-year economy" is expanding from first-tier cities to lower-tier cities, with local characteristics being incorporated into celebrations, thus enhancing regional tourism and local product sales [6][7]

新华社北京12月30日电 题：跨年消费，场景焕新，有哪些新看点？ 新华社记者张格、王帆、陈爱平 新年将至，跨年消费热度持续攀升。邮轮港畔的跨年烟花秀、科技感十足的冰雪秘境、暖意融融的竹海温泉之旅……记者在上海、吉林、湖 南等地走访看到，跨年消费场景持续焕新，承载美好期许的"仪式感消费"悄然升温，催生诸多消费新亮点。 图为12月29日拍摄的上海市徐汇区西岸梦中心跨年光影秀彩排现场，跨年活动将自12月31日晚间开启。（徐汇区文化和旅游局供图） 从"看景"到"入景" 跨年仪式感满满 夜幕降临，长白山麓的夜色被灯火与欢呼声点亮。来自辽宁的"95后"游客李然举着相机连拍，镜头里既有雪雕光影的璀璨，也有她与"青铜 门"的创意合影。 "青铜门"是《盗墓笔记》中的经典场景。2025-2026雪季，长白山景区以冰雪雕塑还原小说中多个标志性点位，其中最"出圈"的当属全新升级 的"云顶天宫"雪雕。这座长70米、高30米的巨型雪雕，结合全息投影技术，在夜间演绎"青铜门开"的沉浸式剧情，配合点亮夜空的烟花秀，让书 迷们直呼"穿越进小说世界"。 "往年跨年只是来滑雪，今年这些新鲜玩法让仪式感直接拉满！"李然说。 12月26日，第七届长白 ...

Core Viewpoint - The ancient village of Jingping in Hunan is transforming into a leisure destination that emphasizes a "slow life" experience, attracting urban families seeking tranquility and cultural immersion [1][2]. Group 1: Cultural and Historical Significance - Jingping Ancient Village was historically a key stop on the Jing-Kun Ancient Post Road, with cultural relics such as the Pan Clan Ancestral Hall and Ming-Qing architectural groups still preserved [2]. - The village retains its original charm while integrating modern elements, allowing visitors to escape urban noise and enjoy a unique local atmosphere [2]. Group 2: Development and Transformation - The village was previously a "three-no" scenic area (no security, no facilities, no renovations) but is undergoing a comprehensive planning and renovation project, set to be completed by May 2024, coinciding with the 5th Hunan Tourism Development Conference [2][4]. - The renovation aims to preserve the village's authenticity while allowing for the development of cultural tourism facilities, with only 15% of the village's courtyards permitted for redevelopment [4]. Group 3: Visitor Experience and Engagement - The village offers a blend of historical and modern attractions, including tea houses, cultural workshops, and immersive experiences that allow visitors to engage with local traditions [4]. - The village continues to attract approximately 50,000 visitors weekly, even during the off-peak season, highlighting its appeal as a serene getaway [5].

Core Viewpoint - Qingdao's "warm economy" is thriving during the winter season, transforming cold weather into a unique attraction for both locals and tourists, with various warm consumption experiences emerging as new growth points for the city's economy [1][11]. Group 1: Warm Consumption Experiences - The winter season in Qingdao has led to the popularity of traditional activities such as "围炉煮茶" (tea brewing around a stove), where friends gather to enjoy warm drinks and snacks, creating a cozy atmosphere [3][5]. - New beverage offerings like "hot cola" have been introduced, combining traditional flavors with health-oriented ingredients, catering to diverse consumer preferences [5]. - The winter market scene has shifted to include warm food options like beef and lamb hot pots, which have become essential offerings during the colder months [7]. Group 2: Social and Emotional Aspects - The demand for warmth extends beyond physical comfort to emotional and social needs, with gatherings in night markets and bars enhancing social interactions during winter [9][11]. - Events and activities, such as the "海鸥季" (seagull season) and cultural markets, have turned natural attractions into social platforms, making winter tourism a popular topic among locals and visitors [11]. - The overall winter consumption experience in Qingdao fosters a sense of belonging and community, as both residents and tourists engage in shared warm experiences [11].