Core Viewpoint - The integration of cultural elements into agricultural products is enhancing their market appeal and driving economic growth in the agricultural sector [5][17][20]. Group 1: Cultural Integration - Cultural symbols are increasing the recognition of agricultural products, making them more appealing to consumers [6][7]. - Products like "Guangdong Sanbao" are leveraging local cultural symbols to attract customers, emphasizing the importance of cultural identity in marketing [8][9]. Group 2: Storytelling and Emotional Connection - The historical narratives associated with products, such as the story of Yingde black tea, are creating emotional connections with consumers, enhancing brand reputation [10][12]. - Telling compelling stories about agricultural products can significantly boost their market presence and consumer engagement [11][12]. Group 3: Value Addition through Cultural Creativity - Cultural creativity is extending the agricultural product value chain, as seen with Yunnan's tea farmers who have increased product value by 300% through cultural storytelling [13][14]. - The integration of cultural concepts, like "Qinling ecological aesthetics," is generating substantial tourism orders for products like Shaanxi's black fungus [14][15]. Group 4: Economic Transformation - The establishment of cultural zones at events like the Shenzhen Cultural Expo indicates a shift towards a model where cultural value is central to agricultural economics [17][18]. - This transformation reflects a broader trend in Chinese agriculture, moving from quantity-focused production to a model that emphasizes cultural significance and emotional resonance [18][19].