Storyline: China promotes village tourism to advance rural revitalization [Voice_over] China’s spring travel season is underway with rural villages and towns across the country welcoming hordes of guests eager to take in the fresh air and spring foliage. Tours of blazing yellow rapeseed flowers in southwest China’s Chongqing Municipality are a favorite; sometimes, enjoyed in a mini-train that winds through the fields. [Sound_bite] Liu Dan, Tourist： "It is very comfortable to ride trains, shuttling through the rapeseed flowers. Spring is in the air.” [Voice_over] In Gongzhuang Village of northern China's Hebei Province, apricot trees are in bloom along the Great Wall for a rare combination of history and beauty. [Sound_bite] Yang Yongsheng, tourist： "In addition to seeing apricot blossoms, tourists can also climb the Great Wall. People can not only explore the history, but also view spring flowers blooming all over the mountains. It is really a rare experience." [Voice_over] And in Baoan Town of central China's Hubei Province, travelers have come to see a special nighttime performance, set amongst the peach blossoms. [Sound_bite] Tourist: "I often watch videos about the performance, and I have always wanted to experience it in person. After seeing the show on-site, I feel that I want to see it again." [Voice_over] During the recent three-day Tomb Sweeping holiday, the town received nearly 10,000 tourists a day, who generated 96,000 U.S. dollars in daily revenues. [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]