Group 1 - The summer tourism peak has led to a surge in the cultural and creative market, with flower-themed products gaining significant attention in various scenic spots and museums [1] - In Jinan, the Daming Lake has become a major attraction with blooming lotus flowers, enhancing the cultural experience for visitors [3] - Visitors can engage in hands-on experiences such as making lotus-themed canvas bags and exploring various cultural creations like cloisonné paintings and embroidery [4][6] Group 2 - In Fuzhou, jasmine-themed cultural products and experiences have become popular among tourists, with various shops offering jasmine-related souvenirs and delicacies [8][10] - The cultural market is thriving with products that capture the essence of summer flowers, including jasmine sachets and creative food items [10][11] - In Beijing, the National Botanical Garden has introduced innovative plant-themed cultural products, appealing to visitors with items that can be eaten, played with, or used as decorations [13][16] Group 3 - In Kunming, wild mushrooms are being creatively incorporated into cultural products, showcasing the unique flavors of the region [17][19] - Various mushroom-themed items, including resin clay miniatures and plush accessories, are gaining popularity among tourists [22][24] - The introduction of bamboo-themed food and drink products is also attracting visitors, highlighting the versatility of bamboo in cultural creativity [20]

Group 1 - The "Cultural and Natural Heritage Day" is celebrated on the second Saturday of June each year in China, with over a thousand cultural and museum-themed activities held across Shandong province, showcasing its rich historical and cultural resources [2] - The Shandong Museum hosted a special event on June 14, where parents and children learned the basics of Shandong embroidery under professional guidance, emphasizing the importance of intangible cultural heritage [2] - Two major exhibitions were launched at the Shandong Museum: one focusing on Qing Dynasty calligraphy featuring 55 pieces from renowned masters, and another highlighting stories of ancient honest officials from Shandong through over 70 artifacts [2] Group 2 - Various non-material cultural heritage activities were organized across the province, including workshops and exhibitions, under the theme "Integrating into Modern Life - Intangible Heritage is Youthful," allowing the public to experience traditional culture [3] - The main event for the Cultural and Natural Heritage Day in Shandong will take place on June 16, 2025, in Tai'an, where the Shandong Archaeological Park Alliance will be established and an archaeological study map will be released [3] - The Dongying region saw the establishment of the Oriental Stork Protection Research Center, with significant breeding data reported for various bird species, indicating a stable and growing population in the Yellow River Delta [3]