Group 1 - The Zhejiang First Wharf, which had been closed for 8 years, has resumed operations, enhancing the night tourism experience in Hangzhou [1][2] - The wharf, established in 1928, has a rich history of water transport and was a key departure point for passengers, with peak daily traffic reaching 20,000 people [1] - The reopening of the wharf includes significant upgrades, featuring cultural immersion, night sightseeing, dining on cruise ships, drone performances, and commercial operations [1] Group 2 - The "Qing Xizi" cruise ship offers a unique "cruise + drone" experience, integrating low-altitude flight with water tourism, and is the only large cruise ship on the Qiantang River that combines sightseeing, dining, brand events, weddings, and drone shows [2] - The night cruise lasts approximately 70 minutes and includes attractions such as the Qianwang Shooting Tide, Xixing Bridge, and the International Expo Center, with ticket prices starting at 128 yuan [2] - The revival of the Zhejiang First Wharf and the enhancement of night tourism along the Qiantang River inject new vitality into Hangzhou's night economy, with ongoing efforts to develop waterway tourism [2]