[Champion of Youth·Strong Country Youth] Walking in the red hot land, youth and family and country "go in both directions"

Next to the ferry at the east gate of Dudu, the youth study team watched the live sitcom "Farewell" to learn about the rich history of people in the old district donating door panels and building pontoons to bid farewell to the Red Army; in the Ruijin Red Well Scenic Area, students came with textbooks to check out the historical prototype of "Drinking Water Never Forgets the Well Digger"; in the Huining Red Army Long March Victory Memorial Hall, an old military blanket and a row The military pot caused young tourists to stop and ask questions; in Tiananmen Square, many young people from all over the world stood and saluted, watching the national flag rising... This year marks the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China and the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army's Long March. Cultural and tourism landmarks carrying red genes have become a popular choice for teenagers to travel during their holidays.

Why does red cultural tourism “acquire fans” among young people? The answer lies in those tangible and tangible experiences. At the Red Army Long March Xiangjiang Campaign Memorial Park, parents and their children listened to the heroic story of Chen Shuxiang’s "broken heart and clear will"; at the theme exhibition hall of the Xibaipo Memorial Hall, students from the Xinjiang study class from Xinjiang carefully watched the demonstration of the Party Central Committee’s command of the three major battles Animation, hands-on experience of simulated telegraphy; at the Anyuan Memorial Hall of China Children's Sports, primary school students pressed the seal with the words "Spark of Fire" on the fan, saying that they would take it back to school to tell their classmates that "the red scarf flutters from here." Immersive explanations, interactive experiences, situational reproductions, etc. create a vivid classroom for young people to learn red history and cultivate feelings for their family and country.

Today's young people are no longer satisfied with superficial sightseeing. Instead, they observe and study historical materials attentively, pay affectionate tribute to the martyrs with recitations and songs, record their insights and share their red experiences with short videos. From listener to narrator, from visitor to communicator, this identity transformation is a vivid reflection of the educational power of red cultural tourism.

Youth red tourism continues to heat up, which also promotes the cultural tourism market to continue to release consumption potential. Data shows that this summer, red tourism has become more popular, with young tourists accounting for nearly 65%. More and more young people are willing to visit old revolutionary sites and red venues. Related industries such as study services, rural cultural tourism, transportation and accommodation are also developing in tandem. A consumption chain linked by red culture is accelerating its expansion. There are currently 300 classic red tourism scenic spots in our country; there are more than 42,000 immovable revolutionary cultural relics registered nationwide, and more than 1.5 million pieces (sets) of movable revolutionary cultural relics. Making good use of these red resources will not only provide fresh "textbooks" for the education of young people's ideals and beliefs, but also inject profound spiritual power into the quality and upgrading of the cultural tourism industry.

As young people increasingly become the main force of red tourism, the "opening methods" of red cultural tourism are also innovating. The Guizhou Long March Cultural Digital Art Museum integrates holographic imaging, AI interaction and other technological means to allow teenagers to truly experience the arduousness of the Red Army's Long March; Shandong Hongsao Hometown Tourist Area has launched the "Follow the leader to the county town" film and television experience project, where teenagers can Charge into battle as an "Anti-Japanese Warrior" and experience the rich connotations of the "Yimeng Spirit" with a strong sense of immersion; Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei have jointly created high-quality red tourist routes such as the "Horn of Dawn" and integrated many red landmarks to pave a convenient way for young people to study across regions. This year, 26-year-old Li Longkun set off from Ruijin, Jiangxi Province, and re-walked the Long March. He recorded what he saw and felt along the way in short videos, which received likes from tens of thousands of netizens. Some netizens commented: “I used to think that traveling was about seeing the most beautiful scenery. In fact, the most beautiful scenery is about people who dedicate everything to a great cause.” In the "two-way rush" between young people and red cultural tourism, the rich red history is glowing with the glory of a new era.

The majority of young people are walking in the red hot land, making red resources "alive" and "popular". In the new era and new journey, it is the unshirkable responsibility of the younger generation to make good use of red resources, carry forward red traditions, and pass on red genes. Nourished by the red spirit, they are taking over the baton of history with their youthful attitude, gathering great strength to promote Chinese modernization.