齐鲁晚报.齐鲁壹点吴昊 2025年12月31日晚，潍坊市举办"艺启迎新.乐购全城"文旅进商圈促消费活动。活动以文化艺术为媒、惠民消费为本，为岁末消费市场注入活力。活动当 晚，全场客流量达6.1万人次，客流量、销售额分别同比增长10.7%、30.5%。 融合"展、演、教、售、惠"多元形式，涵盖香道、茶艺、油画、无人机、年画、剪纸、新年文创等32家商户的文旅市集成为热门打卡点。其中，24家商户 延时营业、深度参与，有效带动了现场体验与消费。多轮抽奖环节高潮迭起，最终"年度锦鲤奖"送出价值5000元大礼包，将气氛推向高潮。 活动结束后，市民继续前往延长营业的餐饮、娱乐等商户消费，形成从集中引爆到持续带动的良好效果，实现社会效益与经济效益双赢。活动当晚，全场 客流量达6.1万人次，客流量、销售额分别同比增长10.7%、30.5%。 下一步，潍坊市文化和旅游局深入贯彻落实潍坊市委、市政府大力提振消费的决策部署，持续培育打造文旅新场景、新业态、新模式，策划更多贴近市 民、激发市场活力的惠民活动，优化消费环境，提升消费体验，为加快建设更好潍坊贡献文旅力量。 活动现场，潍坊市文旅局发布3大核心板块新年文旅促消费政策，中国银联 ...

Group 1 - The sales peak for horse-related products in Yiwu, Zhejiang has already begun, despite the Lunar New Year being over 100 days away [1] - The festive atmosphere is strong in the Yiwu International Trade City, with many products featuring horse elements, such as couplets, calendars, and paintings, appealing particularly to younger consumers [1][3] - Domestic buyers prefer trendy items, while international buyers favor traditional products, indicating a diverse market demand [3] Group 2 - Merchants are combining popular IP themes with festive needs, launching various horse-themed red envelopes featuring auspicious phrases like "马上发财" (immediate wealth) and "马到成功" (success at once), targeting young buyers [5] - Plush toys related to the Year of the Horse are prominently displayed in stores, with merchants reporting a peak in sales and factories ramping up production to meet demand [7] - Two popular products, "马上有钱" (immediate money) and "马上有福" (immediate fortune), have received significant orders, particularly from northern cities, with some orders scheduled as far out as January 2026 [9]

Group 1 - The sales of horse-related products in Yiwu, Zhejiang are experiencing a peak ahead of the upcoming Year of the Horse, with various items such as toys and decorative paintings already in high demand [1][3] - Domestic buyers prefer trendy products, while international buyers lean towards traditional items, indicating a diverse market preference [5] - The plush toy sales area has prominently displayed zodiac products for the Year of the Horse, leading to increased orders and production efforts to meet demand [7] Group 2 - Merchants are combining popular IP themes with festive needs, launching themed red envelopes featuring horse images and auspicious phrases like "马上发财" (immediate wealth) and "马到成功" (success at once), appealing to younger consumers [8] - Traditional style products are particularly popular in northern cities, with orders already scheduled into January 2026, reflecting strong market demand [10]

Group 1 - Tianjin Bank issued a loan of 10 million yuan to Tianjin Yangliuqing Painting Society, a national-level intangible cultural heritage inheritor, to support the development of intangible cultural heritage projects and practitioners [1] - The financing will be used for cultural exchange activities related to the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit, including the construction of intangible cultural heritage experience scenarios and the upgrading of cultural and creative product systems [1] - This initiative aims to integrate traditional New Year painting art with international summit scenarios, enhancing the cultural heritage of Tianjin and promoting the value chain of "intangible heritage protection - industrial transformation - international dissemination" through financial empowerment [1] Group 2 - Intangible cultural heritage is a treasure of Chinese culture and plays a significant role in promoting high-quality economic and social development [2] - Tianjin Bank is exploring a new financing model of "intangible heritage + inclusive finance," which enhances the cultural depth of inclusive financial services and strengthens the strategic connection between banks and enterprises in promoting cultural city construction [2] - The allocation of credit resources to excellent traditional culture development demonstrates the cultural soft power of modern Tianjin and provides an innovative practice sample for enhancing the international influence of Chinese culture through "finance + intangible heritage" [2]

Group 1 - The nostalgia for the past highlights the simplicity and warmth of life in earlier decades, emphasizing the kindness and support among people during those times [1][4][19] - The cultural elements such as traditional paintings, calendars, and children's books played a significant role in daily life, fostering community connections [3][13] - The era was marked by a sense of hope and vitality despite material scarcity, with significant anticipation for family gatherings and celebrations [4][8] Group 2 - The memories of childhood experiences, such as drinking water directly from taps and enjoying simple treats, evoke a sense of warmth and happiness [6][15] - The dedication and responsibility of students in vocational schools during the 1980s reflect a strong work ethic that surpasses some modern educational achievements [8][25] - The portrayal of workers in the 1980s showcases their dedication and the sense of community within workplaces, highlighting a more integrated work-life balance [9][19] Group 3 - The unique fashion and lifestyle of the 1980s, characterized by simplicity and individuality, represent a distinct social atmosphere [11][21] - The use of ration tickets for shopping illustrates the communal spirit and mutual assistance among neighbors during that time [13][19] - The vibrant culture of the 1980s, including music and transportation, contributed to a collective memory that continues to resonate today [14][17]

Group 1 - The event "Museum Night" at the National Art Museum of Belarus featured a performance of the Chinese song "Jasmine Flower" played on a traditional Belarusian instrument called "Chinbalong," highlighting cultural exchange between China and Belarus [1][2] - The museum showcased over 80 pieces of Chinese handicrafts, including lacquerware, porcelain, wood carvings, embroidery, calligraphy, and New Year paintings, under the theme "Portraits of the People," emphasizing the rich cultural heritage of China [2] - The assistant director of the National Art Museum expressed a growing interest among Belarusians to learn more about Chinese culture, noting an increase in cooperation between the museum and Chinese entities, as well as a rise in Chinese tourists visiting the museum [2]