
Linyi Confucius Temple held a cultural event for young people on July 4-5 to help them learn about local history and traditional Chinese culture.
The Yimeng spirit is gaining fresh expression in Linyi through ordinary workers whose daily dedication reflects the city's Red culture in the new era.
Yimeng Mountain's Guimeng and Yunmeng scenic areas are offering free admission to visitors nationwide from July 1 to 19, turning summer travel into what local commentators call a "faith appointment" with the Yimeng Spirit.
Linyi has launched more than 200 summer cultural and tourism activities, combining stage performances, cool retreats, sports events and discounts at various attractions to attract travelers from across China to the Yimeng region.
Linyi promoted itself as a strong tourism destination at Fudan University in Shanghai on June 16, presenting the Yimeng region as a convenient getaway for young travelers to the Yangtze River Delta.
Linyi rolls out a three-day lineup of cultural activities from June 19 to 21, inviting residents and visitors to spend the Dragon Boat Festival holiday enjoying local folk customs, reading, and engaging in hands-on workshops and family programs.
Linyi is developing sports into a new engine for urban growth by integrating high-level competitions, mass participation and industrial upgrading as it prepares to host the upcoming 26th Shandong Province Sports Games.
Rooted in tradition and driven by change, Linyi's villages are turning local strengths into rural vitalization, creating new opportunities while preserving their unique cultural heritage.
In the courtyard of Changshanzhuang village, Yinan county in Linyi, a lively performance echoes through the air, and Li Zhen is one of the performers taking part.
Linyi, Shandong province, is transforming its mountains, rivers, and villages into new drivers of rural tourism and local growth.