Group 1: Cultural Festivals and Tourism - The "Fish Dragon Festival" in Lishui, Zhejiang, attracted large crowds, featuring immersive performances and traditional experiences that recreate the bustling life of the Song Dynasty [1] - The festival included over 50 performances daily, allowing visitors to interact with costumed vendors and participate in various street events, enhancing the cultural experience [1] - The "Snow Park" in Tiantai County transformed winter resources into a thriving tourism economy, with activities like "snow circle races" and "snow treasure hunts" appealing to families [2] Group 2: Non-Material Cultural Heritage Experiences - The "Play Mud and Forge Swords" experience in Longquan City provided hands-on engagement with traditional sword-making, attracting both young people and families [3] - Longquan has developed 22 "Play Mud" experience points and 8 "Unquenchable Kiln Fire" observation points, creating a comprehensive cultural journey from raw materials to artistic products [3] - The integration of cultural elements into events like the "Car Show + Food + Music" in Taizhou aimed to enhance the overall experience for visitors during the National Day holiday [4][5]