Group 1 - Beijing's consumption market is highly active ahead of the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day, with over 500 unique consumption activities launched to provide diverse and affordable experiences for citizens and tourists [1] - The Beijing Municipal Bureau of Commerce is collaborating with various departments to promote cultural and tourism consumption, including film subsidies and dining vouchers, benefiting over 300 restaurants and more than 20 hotels [1][2] - Special promotions are available in various districts, such as discounts for consumers holding event tickets, integrating sports events with consumption [1][2] Group 2 - The city has optimized tax refund services for international tourists, with five centralized refund points allowing for convenient tax refunds across 1,500 stores [2] - Numerous dining experiences are being promoted, showcasing both traditional and new brands, with special products like themed mooncakes and tea mooncake gift boxes [2] - Nearly 100 shopping centers are offering discounts and promotional activities during the holiday, alongside cultural events like DIY mooncake making and exhibitions [2][3] Group 3 - A variety of performances and exhibitions are scheduled, including product launches and immersive theater experiences, enhancing the holiday atmosphere [3] - The "Beijing Chaoyang International Light Consumption Season" aims to create vibrant night tourism experiences in key areas of the city [3] - Cultural festivals and themed activities are being organized in parks and historical sites, providing new fashion experiences and showcasing Beijing's cultural charm [3]