Group 1 - Traditional villages in Jiangxi are revitalizing by integrating cultural heritage with local customs, agricultural practices, and revolutionary history, leading to increased tourism and community engagement [1][2] - Bai Lu Village, with a history dating back to the Southern Song Dynasty, has transformed its ancestral halls into cultural centers, promoting education and cultural activities for children [1] - He Jun Village, known for its picturesque canola flower fields, has developed rural tourism, with local businesses benefiting significantly from increased visitor numbers, generating over 2 million yuan in revenue last year [2] Group 2 - The immersive experience of participating in microfilm productions in traditional villages like Meipi Village enhances visitors' understanding of local culture and history, particularly its revolutionary heritage [3] - Since last year, Meipi Village has launched six microfilm projects, attracting nearly 30,000 tourists, with about half engaging in role-playing during filming [3] - Jiangxi Province has 413 traditional villages listed for protection, emphasizing the importance of adapting these sites to modern contexts while preserving their historical significance [3]