This spring, a group of emerging cultural and tourism styles that integrate spatial play, intangible cultural heritage experience, immersive interaction, cultural and social leisure, etc. have made their debut in the Central Plains. As a major historical and cultural province, Henan has taken a series of effective measures such as innovating digital "black technology", creating immersive "new formats", and creating "new increments" in cultural and tourism consumption, to deeply implement the spirit of the National Two Sessions. It is of great significance for the prosperity and development of cultural undertakings and industries, and for improving the quality of life of the general public. From the pioneering archaeological blind box to the cross-border launch of the TV program "Tang Palace Banquet" to bring cultural relics to life... In recent years, Ma Xiaolin has led the Henan Museum to continuously explore the connotation of cultural relics, pursue innovative expression, and bring dusty cultural relics into people's lives with a lively attitude. After the return of the two sessions, Wang Shuang, a representative of the National People's Congress and chairman of Kaifeng Qingming Shangheyuan Co., Ltd., and her team immediately participated in the planning of the Qingming Cultural Festival in China (Kaifeng); The interesting in-depth experience of Song culture makes tourists feel as if they are in Zhang Zeduan's picture of Along the River During the Qingming Festival. Under the dynamic interpretation of light and shadow in the millennium old capital of Luoyang, the "Illustrated Works of the God of Luo" over 1600 years ago came to life. The peonies swayed in the wind along the banks of the Luoshui River, and tourists slowly walked through the exhibition hall corridors. The peonies would bloom one after another, transforming into different shapes and colors... At the 40th China Luoyang Peony Culture Festival, with the help of digital technologies such as holographic imaging and full color 2D screens, the Luoyang Peony Museum attracted countless fans. The rich Central Plains culture and Yellow River culture are becoming treasures for the prosperity and development of cultural undertakings and industries in the new era. Returning from Beijing to Anyang, He Yuling, a representative of the National People's Congress and deputy director of the Anyang Workstation of the Archaeological Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, was busy conveying the spirit of the National People's Congress and the Two Sessions, while also investing in the related work of the Yin Ruins Museum under construction. "In the past five years, we have made achievements in carrying forward China's excellent traditional culture and strengthening the protection and inheritance of cultural relics and cultural heritage. The Report on the Work of the Government puts forward the requirements for the prosperity and development of cultural undertakings and industries. We will continue to strengthen the protection and inheritance of history and culture in urban and rural construction, and make good use of national cultural parks. This is our responsibility and mission, and we must go all out to seize the day." He Yuling said. On the way back to Zhengzhou after the two sessions, Gu Wanfa, a representative of the National People's Congress and director of the Zhengzhou Municipal Bureau of Cultural Relics, wrote in his notebook