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Yangzhou, a historical and cultural city in Jiangsu province, was recently recognized as one of the most vibrant cities in 2024, largely thanks to its dedication to integrating its cultural riches with tourism offerings.
Zheng Banqiao, a Yangzhou Opera classic. [Photo/WeChat account: yzs_lyj]
One of Yangzhou's notable cultural contributions is the Yangzhou Opera Zheng Banqiao, named in honor of one of the Eight Eccentric Artists of Yangzhou. This masterwork, with its authentic historical backgrounds and exquisite arrangements, has garnered a number of national awards.
The Yangzhou smart tourism platform is also worthy of mention. It was praised for its enhanced elderly-oriented intelligent services by offering an innovative digital guide that can provide round-the-clock reception services and customize itineraries to meet the diverse needs of users.
An elegant phoenix crown is on display at the Mausoleum Park of Sui Emperor Yang Guang. [Photo/WeChat account: yzs_lyj]
Moreover, the Mausoleum Park of Sui Emperor Yang Guang, a well-preserved historical site in Yangzhou, has been commended for its remarkable contributions to the preservation of history and culture. The park combines actual scenes, physical objects, interactive elements, and augmented reality (AR) technologies, providing visitors with a deep understanding of the emperor's connection to the Grand Canal and the city.
An opera performance at the 2024 World Vocational College Skills Competition. [Photo/WeChat account: yzs_lyj]
Additionally, a book fair organized by Yangzhou Library showcased various works of literature, engaging the public in cultural dialogue, while Yangzhou Culture and Art School won a gold award at the 2024 World Vocational College Skills Competition, highlighting the city's efforts to nurture cultural talent.
From artistic creation to smart tourism, historical and cultural preservation to public service enhancements and cultural talent nurturing, Yangzhou's cultural tourism industry is bringing newfound energy to the city.
