Group 1 - The "Qihao Market" in Chaoyang District, Beijing, has become a popular destination for consumers seeking traditional New Year goods from various regions of China [1][2] - The market recently underwent upgrades, integrating shopping, dining, and lifestyle services, making it a new choice for citizens during the Spring Festival shopping season [2] - The market emphasizes hometown flavors, featuring high-quality products from different cities, allowing workers from other regions to enjoy familiar tastes in Beijing [4] Group 2 - In Kashgar, Xinjiang, the dried fruit market is experiencing a sales peak ahead of the Spring Festival, with a variety of products like almonds, raisins, and walnuts available [6][7] - Stores in Kashgar report increasing business, with many customers purchasing dried fruits in bulk, and some shops offering one-stop services for selection, packaging, and shipping [9] Group 3 - In Lanzhou, Gansu, flower buns featuring "horse" elements have become popular for the Spring Festival, with local artisans creating intricate designs [11][12] - The production of these flower buns involves multiple steps, and they are designed to symbolize good fortune during family gatherings [14] Group 4 - The "Longxingli" New Year market in Tonghua, Jilin, has opened, combining Northeast customs, intangible cultural heritage, and unique commerce to provide a rich cultural experience [16][18] - The market features over 70 stalls offering a wide range of New Year goods, fulfilling the one-stop shopping needs of citizens [18][21] Group 5 - In Liaocheng, Shandong, a lively market showcasing local customs has opened, featuring various New Year decorations and traditional crafts [26][28] - The market includes interactive activities such as gourd carving and sugar painting, allowing visitors to engage with local traditions while shopping [32] Group 6 - Various New Year markets across Jiangxi are bustling with activity, offering local delicacies and performances that immerse visitors in regional culture [36][38] - In Yichun, local markets provide opportunities for residents and tourists to taste local snacks and participate in traditional craft-making activities [40][42]