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in recent years, film and television dramas, as a way to spread culture and exchange content, have continuously explored their own creative boundaries and worked closely with local cultural and tourism resources. in film and television works, "character emotions" are often the breakthrough point, bringing resonance to the audience and bringing new opportunities for local tourism development. the production process of the series "my altay" reflects this integration model. from the initial text adaptation to the final mini-series production, the directors always combine the story with local culture to make the plot more vivid and real, and to provide the audience with a deeper experience.

"windy racecourse" is a classic scene in the episode "where the wind is". in the play, the hero and heroine meet at the "wind racecourse", feel the natural scenery, and develop emotional resonance. this is also the directors' clever use of local culture and tourism resources. through scene design, they not only shape the characters' personalities and emotions, but also provide the audience with a more realistic experience.

from the perspective of film and television drama creation, "my altay" and "go where the wind is" both embody the necessity of "adapting dramas to local conditions". the characters, stories and scenes in the series are integrated into the local culture, showing an authentic and unique story style and stimulating people's interest in local culture and tourism resources.

from the perspective of cultural tourism, the creation of film and television dramas can promote the development of local tourism and better integrate cultural resources and tourism resources. through the promotion and publicity of film and television works, more tourists can be attracted and new opportunities can be created for local economic development.

in the future, film, television and cultural tourism will continue to explore new integration models and create more exciting works to bring richer experiences to audiences. i believe that with the advancement of the times and the maturity of technology, film, television and cultural tourism will move to a broader stage and make greater contributions to cultural exchanges and social development.