Storyline: China celebrates Mid-Autumn Festival with diverse cultural activities [Voice_over] In Jingshan Village, Zhejiang Province, local artisans perform traditional Song Dynasty tea art known as "Dian Cha" for visitors. Tea masters vigorously whisk a mixture of water and ground tea leaves with a bamboo brush until it produces a frothy foam, then carefully inscribe Mid-Autumn motifs onto the surface of the tea. [Sound_bite] Tourist: "This tea performance is notably mesmerizing, and the tea offers a delightful flavor. Here, I got to immerse myself in the millennia-old tea culture of Jingshan." [Voice_over] Meanwhile, Jingshan’s renowned mooncakes are drawing numerous visitors. [Sound_bite] Zhou Yanru, Staff, Jingshan Academy Hotel: "Our mooncakes are crafted using an ancient filling technique with a history dating back to the Tang and Song Dynasties." [Voice_over] In Lushan, Sichuan Province, residents celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival through an 1,800-year-old tradition that includes parade performances, drum competitions, and other folk customs. In Zhongshan, Guangdong Province, dragon boat races and intangible cultural heritage performances are held consecutively. During the day, six dragon boats participate in a parade on the Qijiang River. As evening approaches, cultural parade performances commence, showcasing the vibrant spirit of the festival’s cultural heritage. [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]