"Learn to walk in Handan, return to Zhao completely, volunteer... According to statistics, more than 1500 idioms are related to Handan, Hebei.". In recent years, Handan has deeply dug into its historical heritage, innovated its expression methods, disseminated idioms and allusions, activated the cultural tourism market, and brought new vitality to the historical and cultural city. Handan is a national historical and cultural city with a history of more than 3100 years. It has been awarded the title of "Capital of Chinese Idioms and Quotations" by the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles and the China Association of Folk Literary and Artists. According to statistics, there are more than 1500 idioms directly or indirectly related to Handan. In recent years, Handan has deeply explored its historical and cultural heritage, constantly innovating the way idioms and allusions are told. By integrating daily life, digital empowerment, immersive experience, and other forms, it has subtly integrated idiom culture into daily life, allowing the city of idioms and allusions to bloom with new vitality. Integrate into the daily subtle atmosphere and drive into Handan. When you open the map software, multiple landmarks where idioms occur will automatically pop up: Congtai Park (Hu Fu Qi She), Xuebu Bridge (Handan Xuebu)... This is the "Handan Idiom Map" jointly launched by Handan City and Baidu. Click on the footbridge icon and navigate to it with one click. The Xuebu Bridge is located in the north of Handan City. Li Bai once left a poem saying, "Shouling lost his step and laughed at Handan people.". Xuebuqiao is one of the idioms and cultural attractions in Handan. The adjacent Xuebuqiao Square has a pleasant scenery, making it a good place for local residents to relax and relax. The granite stone carvings of idiom stories such as "snipes and clams contend for profit", "disdain before others", and "Cao Chong calls himself an elephant" erected on the walking bridge and square are vivid teaching materials for children to experience idiom culture. In recent years, Handan has made full use of sculptures, stone carvings, calligraphy, and plaques to spread idiom elements around streets, parks, and squares, connecting them with a rich network of idiom attractions, and integrating idiom culture into the daily lives of citizens. In Zhaoyuan Park, 2 kilometers west of Xuebu Bridge, more than 100 idioms and allusions written by over 100 famous calligraphers are carved on strange stones, forest of steles, pavilions, and lintels, forming a unique cultural landscape. "This is a place where our family often comes to relax and enjoy stone carvings and calligraphy while telling children the historical stories behind idioms." Handan citizen Fu Qiang said, "My son is in the fourth grade this year, and he can experience and learn idioms in his life, which can provide the children with hidden nourishment." Under the night, he strolled along the pedestrian street of Longhu Park, "Home to the Four Seas," "Save Zhao from the Weiwei Rebellion," "Learn to Walk in Handan," and other 500 idiom lanterns hang in the night sky, reflecting each other with the stars, revealing the unique charm of idiom culture. Starting at 6pm every night, there are more and more tourists from the public. They may enjoy watching the lights, taking photos as souvenirs, or sharing the charm of idiom culture with their family and friends at night, feeling the cultural charm of the ancient city. "The Idiom Featured Lantern Exhibition is a new exhibition activity launched this year, and its popularity continues to be strong. During the Spring Festival, the number of visitors reached 600000, with an average daily passenger flow of 100000 during peak hours." Hu Shaobo, deputy leader of the Lighting Management and Law Enforcement Brigade of the Urban Management and Law Enforcement Bureau of Handan City, introduced it. Digital empowering virtual image interaction is strong in Handan City Museum, where many idioms and allusions are interspersed with vivid images. The digital idiom museum on the second floor of the museum is surrounded by blue and white ribbons