The 2025 National "Our Festival · Qixi Festival" Cultural Event Kicks Off in Wuhai City

On August 29, the 2025 National "Our Festival · Qixi Festival" Cultural Event, themed "Magpie Dreams Across Millennia, Romantic Charm of Wuhai," kicked off at Wuhai People's Park, attracting over 10,000 participants.

Event venue (Photo provided by the organizer)

This year's Qixi Festival marks the first time that Wuhai City has been designated as the host city for the National "Our Festival · Qixi Festival" Cultural Event.

Wuhai People's Park at night (Photo provided by the organizer)

At 3 p.m., the Guofeng (Traditional Chinese Style) Market at Wuhai People's Park was teeming with crowds. The "Love Timeline" connected six experience zones, where some citizens and tourists dressed in traditional costumes to stroll around the park, interact with others, and create beautiful memories.

Tourists experience interactive games (Photo provided by the organizer)

Tourists experience the touhu game on site (Photo provided by the organizer)

Scenario-based Parade Performance (Photo provided by the organizer)

The "Red Thread of Marriage" Activity (Photo provided by the organizer)

Tourists take photos and capture memories on site (Photo provided by the organizer)

At 6:30 p.m., the concert kicked off on schedule. By 8:30 p.m., the audience had gathered around both sides of the water stage set against the real-scene backdrop of the West Lake in the park.

The Water Stage at Wuhai People's Park (Photo provided by the organizer)

Immersive Live-Scene Performance (Photo provided by the organizer)

"Elegance of Folk Customs, Blossoms Across China" — A Grand Show of Traditional Chinese Wedding Customs (Photo provided by the organizer)

In recent years, the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region has closely focused on traditional festivals and carried out more than 50,000 cultural activities themed on civilized practice every year. These activities guide the public to gain knowledge, broaden their horizons, and promote excellent traditional Chinese culture through participation in festival events.