Core Points - The fourth Guilin Art Festival recently concluded, achieving over 2.2 billion online views, highlighting Guilin's unique cultural identity and its integration of red culture into the city's heritage [1] - The popularity of the TV drama "The Battlefield" has led to a significant increase in visitors to historical sites in Guilin, particularly the Eighth Route Army Memorial Hall [1] - Educational activities focusing on red culture have attracted over 50,000 participants annually since 2019, emphasizing the importance of historical education in the region [1] Group 1 - The Guangxi Provincial Art Museum, established in 1940, has become a key site for historical reflection and cultural preservation, recently restored to maintain its original appearance [2] - The "Anti-Japanese War Cultural City" exhibition at Guangxi Normal University showcases the historical significance of Guilin, with extensive research conducted to recreate the city's wartime landscape [2] - A new project at Guangxi Normal University aims to explore red culture through collaborative efforts between the university and the local community, producing over 800 works [2] Group 2 - The performance of the anti-war play "Autumn Sound" by the Wangdao Drama Society reflects the ongoing cultural legacy of wartime art, with performances reaching over 100,000 audience members [3] - The modern adaptation of the classic play "Peach Blossom in the Face" integrates contemporary aesthetics, resonating with younger audiences and continuing the tradition of theatrical innovation [4] - The third Guilin Art Festival in 2024 will feature nearly 100 events across various artistic disciplines, reinforcing the connection between art and community engagement [4]