Qin Chu Wind News (Correspondent Tan Mengjie) Riding on the development momentum of the upcoming full connection of the Xi 'an-Shiyan High-Speed Railway, the integrated development of culture and tourism in Qin and Chu has ushered in a brand-new opportunity. Recently, the production team of Shaanxi Satellite TV's original feature program "Little Footprints on the Silk Road" went to Wudang Mountain to carry out special field research and shooting work. They used the lens as a medium to explore the charm of Wudang's culture and tourism, further open up communication channels for culture and tourism between the two places, promote resource sharing and mutual sending of tourists, and deepen the two-way exchanges and cooperation in culture and tourism between Qin and Chu.

The production team consists of a total of 17 staff members and has embarked on a four-day special shooting trip. During the shooting process, the film crew delved into the core tourist attractions of Wudang Mountain, the Wudang Museum, the "Wudang Dream" cultural and tourism park and other distinctive landmarks, immerseingly capturing the beautiful natural landscapes and grand imperial ancient buildings. They also conducted visits and research on high-quality resources such as local intangible cultural heritage and folk customs, as well as the health and wellness industry. The team deeply dissects the core of Wudang culture from multiple dimensions such as natural scenery, historical ancient buildings, intangible cultural heritage, and distinctive cultural tourism formats. With diversified audio-visual lenses, they vividly tell the profound stories of Wudang culture.

It is understood that the soon-to-be-opened Xi 'an-Shiyan High-Speed Railway is an important transportation artery connecting Shaanxi and Hubei provinces. After the line was opened, it only takes one hour to travel directly from Xi 'an to Wudang Mountain. This also marks that Wudang Mountain has been officially included in Xi 'an's one-hour golden tourism circle, breaking the regional transportation barriers and laying a solid foundation for the integrated development of culture and tourism between the two places.

This trip to Wudang was highly rewarding. The local cultural and tourism resources are superior and the business layout is rich and diverse, leaving a deep impression on the team. Kang Baoyan, the producer of the "Little Footprints on the Silk Road" program, said in an interview. He said that the column will integrate the materials from this field trip and shooting, and promote the high-quality cultural and tourism resources of Wudang Mountain from multiple perspectives and in a three-dimensional way. It will target the vast number of young people and tourists in Shaanxi and the northwest region, popularize Wudang culture, showcase the charm of Wudang Mountain, attract more people to visit Wudang Mountain, and help achieve mutual visits of tourists, industrial exchanges and win-win cultural and tourism cooperation between Qin and Chu.

It is learned that "Little Footprints on the Silk Road" is an original multimedia experience program that Shaanxi Satellite TV has launched with great efforts. The program starts from the perspective of teenagers, leading the new generation of teenagers to travel across the mountains and rivers of China. Through an immersive experience mode, it explores the natural scenery, regional culture, folk customs and intangible cultural heritage, local specialties and educational and cultural tourism resources of various places, helping teenagers broaden their horizons and perceive the excellent traditional Chinese culture.