Group 1 - The cultural and tourism market in Shanghai is entering a "holiday mode" ahead of the Mid-Autumn and National Day festivals, featuring hundreds of diverse activities for residents and tourists [1] - The "2025 Autumn Art Season" kicks off with various exhibitions, including the China Oil Painting Society's 30-Year Art Exhibition and the Paris Orsay Exhibition, attracting significant visitor interest [2] - A total of 142 museums in the city will remain open during the holiday, with 9 extending their hours and 12 offering special exhibitions, enhancing the cultural experience for visitors [2] Group 2 - Over 70 unique activities in suburban water towns and rural areas are designed to create an "all-area travel" experience, showcasing local culture and cuisine [3] - Events such as the "Sea Moon Rising" garden party and various nature exploration festivals are set to provide personalized leisure options, leveraging ecological advantages in the outskirts [3] - Attractions like the Shanghai Lego Land Resort and the Snow Sculpture and Ice Culture Market offer diverse entertainment options for visitors without leaving the city [3] Group 3 - The "Cultural Tourism and Commercial Sports Exhibition" during the National Day holiday will highlight cross-industry integration, with the Shanghai International Light and Shadow Festival featuring 177 themed activities [4] - Various districts will host unique activities related to the Light and Shadow Festival, aiming to stimulate consumer spending and enhance the scene economy [4] - Food and accommodation consumption is expected to rise, with international food festivals and hotel promotions encouraging a comprehensive consumption experience [4] Group 4 - Shanghai is prepared to welcome visitors with a variety of integrated cultural tourism activities and diverse consumption scenarios during the upcoming National Day and Mid-Autumn holidays [5]