Group 1 - The core idea of the articles revolves around the integration of historical architecture with modern commercial activities, creating a "cultural reception hall" that attracts citizens and tourists as a new cultural consumption landmark in Beijing [2][3][5] - The Dajixiang project, a significant urban renewal initiative, has transformed a historical area into a vibrant commercial space, featuring a mix of cultural, leisure, and shopping experiences, with a commercial space of 80,000 square meters and a 96% occupancy rate [3][5] - Since its opening on May 25, the Dajixiang has seen over 6 million visitors and sales exceeding 207 million yuan, with a peak daily foot traffic of 220,100 [3][5] Group 2 - The Longfu Temple, another cultural consumption landmark, is set to open on September 17, featuring a diverse range of new stores aimed at attracting younger audiences, including performance venues and outdoor activities [6][8] - The integration of cultural and tourism sectors has led to significant growth in cultural consumption, with 102 large-scale performances generating 1.5 billion yuan in ticket sales in the first half of the year, marking a year-on-year increase of approximately 13% and 35% respectively [8] - New tourism products and themed travel routes have been launched, enhancing the cultural experience for visitors, with 105 new themed travel routes introduced this year [8]