Taiwanese singers such as Jay Chou hold concerts in various cities in mainland China. The Taiwan Affairs Office: promoting two-way exchange of culture and tourism between mainland and Taiwan.

On May 20th, the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council held a routine press conference. A reporter asked about Taiwanese singers such as Jay Chou holding concerts in various cities in the mainland, attracting a large number of fans to travel across cities. Faced with the ensuing demand for accommodation, dining, and tourism, local cultural and tourism departments have taken action to support the entertainment activities and promote local culture and tourism, achieving a two-way flow of visitors. Spokesperson Zhu Fenglian responded that the mainland's performance market has continued to grow explosively this year. Taiwanese performers have held personal concerts in many cities in the mainland, attracting fans from both sides to travel across cities to watch the performances. Local authorities have actively implemented measures to optimize traffic flow, regulate market prices, strengthen service guarantees, and also launched cultural and tourism theme routes, distributed consumption vouchers, and promoted city cultural and tourism resources, ensuring the safe and orderly conduct of entertainment activities and achieving a win-win situation for both sides in increasing local cultural tourism revenue.