AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoLiving Heritage: Macao’s 19th A-Ma Cultural and Tourism Festival opened with a parade for sea goddess Mazu. At a global canals conference in Guangxi, delegates explored the ancient Lingqu Canal and the newly opened Pinglu Canal, linking historic waterways with modern transport. Travel & Leisure: Shanghai has unveiled a new five-year urban tourism plan, as autumn colors draw visitors to the Great Wall and holiday travel boosts spending. Cities are also introducing school autumn breaks to encourage family outings. Family Life: Chinese couples are reshaping wedding customs, with stripped-down celebrations gaining attention. A viral Guizhou banquet clash prompted officials to clarify that a groom was legally married to his bride, while his former partner’s baby celebration was a separate event. Everyday Companionship: Reports highlight a growing “loneliness” market, with some people paying for companionship or even temporary family roles.
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