Core Viewpoint - The integration of national trends, intangible cultural heritage, and immersive experiences in the Yangtze River Delta has created diverse and unique nighttime entertainment scenes, significantly boosting holiday consumption activity [1] Group 1: Shanghai Ocean Park - The ocean park in Shanghai featured a night parade with a total length of nearly 200 meters, making it the longest mechanical parade in the country, complemented by a spectacular fireworks display [4] - To enhance visitor experience during peak times, the park extended its night hours to 9 PM and doubled the number of performances, allowing guests to explore new activities [4] - On the first day of the holiday, the park saw a 41% year-on-year increase in visitor numbers, with peak daily attendance exceeding 40,000 from October 2 to October 4 [8][9] Group 2: Huangshan Scenic Area - In Huangshan, the ancient village of Chengkan showcased a non-heritage fish lantern parade, allowing visitors to participate and immerse themselves in the experience [11] - The upgraded performance "Ling Shan Love" at Daling Mountain provided a stunning visual experience against a natural backdrop, along with light shows and bonfire parties to deepen understanding of Huizhou's history [13] - As of October 4, the cumulative number of visitors to key scenic spots in Huangshan increased by 23.05% year-on-year, with ticket revenue rising by 23.17% [15]