Group 1: Core Activities and Offerings - Beijing's cultural and tourism bureau has launched the "Jingcai Summer" series of activities, featuring over 150 summer-themed events, 6,200 premium performances, and 3,800 cultural experience activities [1] - The "Graduation Season in Beijing" initiative includes 10 recommended activities for graduates, with various scenic spots offering free admission and special discounts for high school and college graduates [3] - A total of 10 thematic study tours will be introduced, focusing on red history, traditional arts, and natural exploration, aimed at both domestic and international students [4] Group 2: Performance and Entertainment - The summer performance market will feature 45 youth-oriented shows, 12 art summer camps, and various international performances, including classic plays and children's theater [5] - Notable performances include the comedy "Twelfth Night" and the drama "The Seagull," along with international productions such as Russian plays and Italian musicals [5] Group 3: Tourism and Leisure Activities - The "Summer Rural Tourism Plan" includes seven rural tourism routes, promoting natural exploration and water activities, with free tickets and discounts offered at various scenic spots [6] - Nighttime activities such as night markets, outdoor movies, and music festivals are being organized across different districts to enhance summer leisure experiences [7][8] Group 4: Visitor Experience and Services - The city is focusing on improving visitor experiences by extending opening hours at certain attractions and implementing convenient entry measures for tourists [8] - The "Fly Summer" theme at the Capital Airport includes promotional activities offering discounts on duty-free, dining, and retail [8] Group 5: Safety and Engagement - Tourists are advised to take precautions against heat and ensure safety while traveling, with a call for adherence to public order and tourism etiquette [9] - The tourism bureau encourages visitors to share their experiences on social media platforms, promoting engagement with the "JingcaiSummer" and "BeijingStyle" hashtags [9]