On November 5, the 21st “China Yangling Agricultural High-Tech Fair” opened in a spectacular fashion, drawing many domestic and international tourists. The “Beautiful Rural Shaanxi” exhibition hall, specially established by the Shaanxi Provincial Tourism Bureau, drew massive crowds, hitting full “popularity mode” and becoming one of the major draws of the fair.
Shaanxi’s Rural Tourism Exhibition Hall Saw Continuous Streams of Visitors
The theme of this year’s Shaanxi rural tourism exhibition is “Beautiful Rural Shaanxi.” Covering an area of 360 square meters, the exhibition hall focused on tourism demonstration counties and villages, leveraging the region’s unique natural environment, pastoral scenery, production and lifestyle, and folk culture. By taking advantage of the promotional platform offered by the agricultural hi-tech fair, it showcased a rich variety of Shaanxi’s rural tourism routes and distinctive tourism products developed in recent years. This allowed attendees to discover, understand, participate in, and promote rural tourism through the exhibition platform.
Dazzling Performances on the Rural Tourism Stage Captured Attention
A wide array of tourism products were on display, including Xi’an’s wheat straw paintings, Baoji’s shadow puppet handicrafts, Xianyang’s auspicious gourds, Tongchuan’s ceramics, Weinan’s pickled vegetables, Yan’an’s jujubes, Yulin’s paper-cuttings, Hanzhong’s citrus fruits, Ankang’s tea, Shangluo’s dried tofu, Hancheng’s Dahongpao peppercorns, and Yangling’s leisure agriculture souvenirs. These diverse and uniquely charming items won the hearts of many visitors, becoming a beautiful highlight of the fair. Additionally, key rural tourism destinations such as Yuanjia Village—selected as one of “China’s Top Ten Beautiful Villages”—Xingping’s Mawei Post, Zhouzhi’s Water Street, and Ningqiang’s Qingmuchuan attracted large numbers of visitors seeking information.
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Various colorful performances at the exhibition site were highly popular among attendees. A 74-year-old performing artist from Gansu gave a live performance of the classic Qinqiang opera piece “Crossing the River East,” earning rounds of applause and cheers. Moreover, the “Beautiful Rural Shaanxi Micro-Survey” activity, organized by Langyou.com—the media partner of this Shaanxi rural tourism exhibition—became a major highlight. This eco-friendly event combined the exhibition with interactive experiences for visitors, drawing significant attention. Within just two hours of launch, hundreds of visitors had participated.
It is reported that the Shaanxi Rural Tourism Exhibition will run until November 9, spanning a total of five days.