Group 1 - The film "The Vast Horizon is My Love" is set to be released during the May Day holiday in 2025, with filming locations spanning over 40 regions from Inner Mongolia to Hunan, which are now promoting tourism routes themed around the movie [1] - Qingxi Village in Hunan, a filming location for the movie, has introduced a new interactive experience combining literature and performance, allowing visitors to engage with the story and enjoy immersive literary experiences [3] - The integration of film and tourism has boosted local consumption, with discounts offered to tourists holding movie tickets at various attractions during the holiday [5] Group 2 - In Quanzhou, visitors often purchase local cultural and creative products as souvenirs, enhancing their experience of the film's landmarks [6] - Popular tourist spots in Quanzhou, such as the East and West Towers and Zhonglou, frequently see visitors taking photos with local creative products, showcasing a new way to engage with the city [9] - A local creative store in Quanzhou has developed 300 unique products inspired by local culture, with one popular item selling over 500 units in a single day during the holiday [12] Group 3 - The holiday period has seen a surge in diverse cultural tourism experiences, including VR viewing, industrial heritage tours, and technology-driven light shows, stimulating the holiday economy [15] - The introduction of a composite VR cinema in Beijing's 798 Cultural Park offers immersive experiences across various themes, attracting consumers [18] - Industrial tourism is gaining popularity, with cultural districts in old industrial cities like Hengyang and Chongqing drawing visitors through a blend of retro industrial aesthetics and modern culture [20] Group 4 - Night tourism is on the rise in Jiangsu's Huai'an, featuring immersive night tours combined with technology-driven light shows, creating a captivating visual experience for visitors [23] - A cultural event in Xi'an, featuring a large-scale performance of traditional Qin opera, showcases the region's rich cultural heritage and attracts both locals and tourists [26]