Group 1 - The Alding Art and Cultural Community in Baotou, Inner Mongolia, has been attracting an average of 300 visitors daily since its soft opening earlier this year, particularly busy in the evenings [1] - The community offers a blend of tea dining and cultural products, serving as a cultural station for citizens' nighttime leisure [1] - There are currently 16 such urban book houses in the Kunlun District, emphasizing the importance of spaces that allow for relaxation and contemplation in the night economy [1] Group 2 - The Baotou Meiyue Marriott Hotel has successfully expanded its outdoor dining options, increasing the variety of food offerings from over 30 to more than 70, with a daily footfall of around 200 and an average spending of 50 yuan per customer [2] - The hotel has seen a 100% year-on-year increase in sales at its lobby bar, aided by the introduction of a night dining bar [2] - The Hongde Hotel in Baotou focuses on a barbecue concept, appealing to younger consumers by combining camping-style dining with traditional Sichuan cuisine [2] Group 3 - From January to July this year, the Kunlun District achieved a retail sales volume of 14.982 billion yuan, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 9.3%, which is 1.3 percentage points higher than the city average [3] - The retail sales growth rate for key enterprises increased by 16.4%, showing a slight acceleration compared to the previous month [3] - The night economy is recognized as a vital driver for enhancing consumer spending, promoting employment, and facilitating income growth, with plans for further development to boost urban commercial competitiveness [3]