On December 17, vehicles carrying a group of global influencers arrived at Tangjiahe National Nature Reserve in Qingchuan county, Guangyuan, Sichuan province. Through their car windows, the visitors were immediately captivated by the sight of takins grazing nearby.

This five-day event brought together 19 social media influencers from countries including Japan, South Korea and Mexico, boasting a combined international following of over 10 million. Tasked with showcasing Guangyuan's unique allure, the influencers were poised to share their experiences with a global audience.

On the morning of December 18, the group toured the Tangjiahe Natural History Museum, delving into exhibits that celebrated the region's rich biodiversity. Mexican influencer @Max Y Noelia eagerly asked questions, such as, "Why are takins found here?"

"In winter, as temperatures drop at higher altitudes and food becomes scarce, takins migrate to lower elevations in search of sustenance," a staff member explained.

The museum houses a remarkable collection, featuring 30 plant species, 86 bird species, and 34 animal species native to the reserve, along with hundreds of rare specimens, offering visitors an in-depth appreciation of Tangjiahe's ecological treasures.

That afternoon, the influencers strolled along the ancient pathways of the Cuiyun Corridor, a serene route bordered by centuries-old cypress trees. They often paused to marvel at the scenery and capture stunning photographs.

In the evening, the group enjoyed the Jianmen Tofu Feast, a celebrated local culinary tradition.

Jianmen tofu, renowned for its pristine white color, delicate texture, and remarkable resilience, is a signature regional delicacy. The feast featured over 100 tofu-based dishes, each creatively crafted and named after iconic stories from the Three Kingdoms era.

"Mapo tofu was the highlight for me," said Yang Xiaoxi, a Chinese-Japanese influencer. "In Japan, Mapo tofu is the most iconic Chinese dish, with a wide variety of ready-made sauces and frozen options available in supermarkets."

After dinner, the group visited Zhaohua Ancient Town, where they embraced Han culture by donning traditional Hanfu attire. As they wandered through the town's ancient alleys, lined with gray brick walls and tiled roofs, they engaged with performers and interacted with local tea houses.

South Korean influencer Lee Jihye, an enthusiastic dancer, seized the chance to join performers dressed as ancient celebrities in an impromptu and lively dance, creating a joyous and memorable cultural exchange.

"This immersive journey through Guangyuan has been truly unforgettable and deeply rewarding," mostly of the i said, leaving with lasting memories of Guangyuan's cultural and natural wonders.