Nianhua Wishes premieres at the Nianhuawan Bay Scenic Area. [Photo/WeChat account: wuxishilvyouju]

The first spring break in Jiangsu province starts on April 1. With cherry blossoms in full bloom and lush greenery, Wuxi has become a popular tourist destination in the province, anticipating a peak in spring tourist traffic.

By 9 am on April 1, the Nianhuawan Bay Scenic Area was already filled with the joyful laughter of children. The appearance of an NPC dressed as the Tang Dynasty (618-907) poet Wang Wei immediately drew a large crowd.

Many parents said that the free entry and interactive activities centered around Tang Dynasty poetry were very meaningful. These offerings provided the perfect spring break outing for families, allowing children to have fun while also reinforcing their knowledge of ancient poetry in an engaging way.

Students visit Wuxi Zoo during their first spring break. [Photo/WeChat account: wuxishilvyouju]

The brand-new performance Nianhua Wishes officially premiered on the same day, with many children being the first audience to experience the charm of Tang Dynasty-style performances, adding a rich cultural atmosphere to the first day of spring break.

At the same time, Wuxi Zoo welcomed its first batch of independent campers for spring break. Capitalizing on its rich wildlife resources, the zoo has created a one-stop spring break destination, featuring fun science activities, themed parades, and exclusive study camps, ensuring a joyful spring break for Wuxi's elementary and middle school students and their families.

Visitors enjoy cherry blossoms in Wuxi. [Photo/WeChat account: wuxishilvyouju]

As a cultural landmark in Wuxi, Huishan Ancient Town continues to rise in popularity of study tours. The new study tour products have attracted widespread attention from parent-child families in the Yangtze River Delta region, thanks to their deep historical and cultural heritage and engaging interactive experiences, making it another hallmark of Wuxi's educational tourism.

The Taihu 108 Corridor has introduced the "Spring Break Archaeology and Countryside" spring flagship study product, featuring highlights such as double-decker bus tours, simulated archaeological digs and rural journaling, aimed at youth aged 6-15 and their parents.