The Chinese dance team Homies achieved third place in the VIBE World Hip-Hop Dance competition. As the first Chinese dance team to compete in the competition's history, they integrated intangible cultural heritage elements such as Sichuan Opera face-changing, martial arts, and Taoist culture into their performance.

Zhenwu Pavillion in Guangxi, China is an "odd" ancient pavilion. The four pillars are all suspended but have stood for more than 400 years without falling. They use the principle of leverage in physics to play a dynamic effect against earthquakes, enabling the ancient building to stand for centuries.

A stunning natural phenomenon called "blue tears" illuminated the waters off the coast of Shenzhen, Guangdong Province. This spectacle, caused by bioluminescence, attracted numerous visitors who came to admire its beauty.

The micro drama "Searching for Bears in the Snow," part of the national project "Travel with Micro Dramas," has begun filming. This micro drama captures the heartwarming theme of "exchanging local specialties between the north and the south in China. " While spreading the warmth of human relationships, it actively explores the deep integration of micro dramas with the cultural, tourism, and other industries.