Core Points - The "Song Tour Inner Mongolia: Longxiang Chifeng" concert was held on the evening of October 6, coinciding with the Mid-Autumn Festival, featuring performances by artists such as Water Wood Year and Sha Baoliang, integrating music with cultural tourism to create a visual and auditory feast for the citizens [2][4] - Chifeng city organized nearly 100 events across five major themes during the eight-day holiday, promoting the "Weekend Where to Go Crazy: One Stop to Chifeng" cultural tourism brand [4][17] Event Highlights - The quarter-finals of the 2025 Yili Inner Mongolia Football Super League took place on October 1, with the Chifeng team facing off against the Hulunbuir team, showcasing strong teamwork and competitive spirit [5][9] - The match concluded with a collective singing of "I Love You, China," reflecting the intertwining of football enthusiasm and national pride among the audience [7] Economic Impact - The football match significantly boosted the local economy, with a 30% increase in nighttime dining revenue reported by a nearby hotpot restaurant after the event [9][10] - Hotel bookings in the vicinity were fully booked a week prior to the match, indicating a surge in tourism driven by the "Cultural, Tourism, and Sports" integration [10] Cultural Activities - The Chifeng Museum hosted a "Meet the Red Mountain: Seek the Dragon Chifeng" event, encouraging visitors to collect stamps from multiple museums to receive a limited edition souvenir [10] - Various community cultural activities were organized, including a mooncake-making event that engaged residents in traditional cultural practices [12][16] - The "Our Festival: Mid-Autumn" themed event in Alu Khorqin featured a park fair with folk experience and intangible cultural heritage displays, aiming to enhance public engagement with traditional culture [13]