Core Insights - Tea serves not only as a beverage but also as a cultural symbol, enhancing the global perception of Chinese culture and attracting foreign tourists to experience it [1] - Over 60% of surveyed inbound tourists indicated that experiencing Chinese culture is their primary reason for visiting China, highlighting the significance of cultural elements like tea, ceramics, and the Great Wall in attracting visitors [1] Group 1 - Various innovative cultural tourism products are emerging across China, such as tea-themed educational courses and homestays in Hangzhou, allowing tourists to engage in tea picking and processing [2] - In Jingdezhen, tourists can participate in pottery workshops, witnessing the transformation of clay into ceramics, showcasing the artistic process [2] - In Guangzhou, visitors can experience the intricate process of making Xiangyunsha fabric, known as "soft gold," enhancing their understanding of Chinese craftsmanship [2] Group 2 - The continuous innovation in cultural expression is enriching the "Chinese flavor," making it more appealing and diverse for tourists [2] - There is an expectation for more varied cultural tourism products to attract a larger number of foreign visitors, fostering a deeper connection with Chinese culture during their travels [2]