Group 1 - The event "Yuhang Wind and Cultural Life - Yuhang Good Place Cultural Tourism Micro-Promotion" has officially launched, showcasing the integration of traditional crafts and modern life through exhibitions, salons, markets, and interactive experiences, running until June 30 [2] - The "Yuhang Wind Collection Exhibition" highlights innovative practices from three distinctive areas in Yuhang, including the transformation of Qingshan Village from water protection to "Future Village," and the activation of local craftsmanship through community workshops [2] - The event aims to present the living heritage of Yuhang culture, emphasizing that intangible cultural heritage is not merely museum artifacts but can be integrated into daily life [2] Group 2 - Several thematic salon activities are being held alongside the exhibition, with the first salon focusing on "Rural Museums: How to Revitalize Traditional Crafts," featuring practitioners sharing their experiences in integrating intangible heritage into modern life [2] - Upcoming salons will discuss "Art Awakening the Countryside" and "AR Applications in Cultural Tourism," with architects, designers, and technology representatives sharing innovative cases [3] Group 3 - From June 14 to 15, a "Non-Heritage Flash Market" will feature over ten local brands from Yuhang, offering bamboo weaving, tea sets, and traditional snacks, along with interactive experiences [4] - The event will also introduce a "Yuhang Good Taste, Summer Limited Cool Tea Shop," providing specialty tea drinks in an immersive Jiangnan lifestyle setting [4] - Future plans include ongoing exhibitions of regional cultural features to enhance the cultural tourism experience, creating opportunities for visitors to understand local heritage [4]

Core Insights - The recent launch of 75 new "Intangible Cultural Heritage Tea Spaces" in Zhejiang province aims to promote tea culture and enhance tourism experiences [2][3] - These spaces are designed to integrate lifestyle, aesthetics, and cultural spirit, making "intangible heritage tea life" accessible and showcasing its aesthetic appeal [2] - The selected tea spaces in the West Lake scenic area reflect the cultural connotations of West Lake Longjing tea and incorporate local aesthetics [2] Group 1: "Intangible Cultural Heritage Tea Spaces" - The "Floating Cloud Hall" is located near the West Lake and offers cultural activities, tea gatherings, and art exhibitions to convey the essence of West Lake through tea [2] - "City God Tea House" is situated on the third floor of the City God Pavilion, showcasing West Lake Longjing tea and traditional tea-making techniques while offering various intangible heritage experience courses [3] - "Ming Huang" is recognized as a "heritage-themed guesthouse" with extensive indoor and outdoor tea activity spaces, integrating tea production, sales, and cultural experiences [3] Group 2: Cultural Integration and Experience - "Shu Sheng Xun Zhen" is set in a tea garden and incorporates intangible heritage elements into its hotel design, creating a unique atmosphere for guests to enjoy tea culture [3] - The tea spaces serve as popular spots for both locals and tourists to enjoy tea and cultural activities, enhancing the overall visitor experience in the scenic area [3]