The suggestions from netizens were varied and diverse.

Some people recommended tourist attractions, some recommended local delicacies, and others were so focused on designing tasks that they wanted to arrange everything for the guests even before the show started airing.

With more people involved in the discussion, disagreements naturally arise as well.

Before long, the comments section was filled with arguments.

Those who advocate going to the city wall first believe that since it is a travel program, the first stop should naturally be the most representative place in Xi'an.

Those who support eating breakfast first feel that food is the most important thing for people, and seeing any scenery on an empty stomach is less enjoyable.

Those who want to visit the Terracotta Army say it's an indispensable historical landmark of Xi'an.

Those who want to explore the old streets and morning markets believe that travel programs shouldn't just focus on popular tourist attractions; the true essence of city life is often hidden in those inconspicuous alleyways.

Even the choice of what to eat can spark arguments among netizens.

"What's the point of coming to Xi'an if you don't eat paomo (pita bread soaked in mutton soup)?"

"Who eats paomo (pita bread soaked in mutton soup) first thing in the morning? The first meal of the day should definitely be hot and sour soup with pita bread."

"What's there to argue about with spicy soup? Just go eat the Shaanxi set meal: cold noodles, Bingfeng soda, and roujiamo (Chinese hamburger) – all in one go."

"With so many people on the show, why can't we only eat one type of food per meal? Why not just have one of everything?"

"You make it sound so easy. If we eat like this, the guests will all gain ten pounds before the first episode is even finished filming."

……

What's even more interesting is that it wasn't just one group of people who got into an argument.

Local netizens are debating which place best represents Xi'an.

Netizens from other places are debating what they most want to see.

History enthusiasts want to see cultural relics and historical sites.

Food lovers only care about what they eat for their first meal.

Netizens who enjoy lively events wish the production team would go directly to the Tang Dynasty Never Sleeping City.

Those who prefer off-the-beaten-path routes are busy recommending ancient towns and villages hidden around Xi'an that haven't been discovered by many people yet.

Several groups of people held their own opinions, and no one could convince the others.

Just as the comments section was embroiled in a heated argument, a newly posted message quickly caught everyone's attention.

"Where to go and what to eat can be decided by voting during tomorrow's live broadcast. The most important issue right now is, isn't the show about to premiere, and Su Fan hasn't even prepared a theme song yet?"

After this comment appeared, the number of likes began to skyrocket at a visible rate.

Netizens who were originally debating whether to go to the city wall first or have breakfast first seemed to have suddenly found a common goal and all changed their direction.

"That makes sense! How can a travel program be without a theme song?"

"Su Fanmeng almost got away with it. The show, platform, guests, and route are all ready, but what about the theme song?"

"Su Fan always leaves something behind wherever he goes. His first stop is his hometown, so wouldn't it be right if he didn't sing a song first?"

"We'll choose the tourist attractions tomorrow, eat the food tomorrow, but the new song has to be arranged today!"

"Excellent suggestion, I agree. Let Su Fan submit the song first, and we can discuss other matters later!"

"I hereby declare a temporary truce in the comments section. Locals, tourists, history buffs, and foodies, let's all unite and urge you to release the new song first!"

"Su Fan, stop hiding and staying silent. You asked us where our first stop was, and we answered. Now it's our turn to ask you, where is the theme song?"

……

The previously fragmented and contentious comment section suddenly reached a consensus because of a theme song that did not yet exist.

Within just over ten minutes, that comment was pushed to the top of the comment section.

Even the official account of Shaanxi Province's Culture and Tourism quietly gave it a thumbs up.

Soon, the words "tourism live stream theme song" were flooded with comments from netizens.

Su Fan originally just wanted everyone to help arrange the itinerary for the first day.

Who would have thought that after discussing it for so long, netizens not only failed to decide where to go first, but instead assigned him a task.

Moreover, it was a task that received unanimous approval from everyone.

The artists from Han Tang Entertainment naturally saw the commotion online.

So, everyone turned to look at Su Fan.

The meaning in his eyes couldn't be clearer.

See it.

This allows you to give the decision-making power to netizens.

Now, before even deciding where to go for the first stop, they've already taken on the task of writing a song for themselves.

He Xiaoxiao said, "Isn't this like shooting yourself in the foot? You asked netizens to plan the route for the show, and they've already planned it for you."

Xie Siyu looked at the comment that was still getting more and more likes and couldn't help but laugh, "Now, the comment section is quiet, everyone is waiting for you to deliver the theme song."

Ma Xiaoya handed her phone to Su Fan: "The official account of Qin Province's Culture and Tourism also liked that comment."

……

Everyone chimed in with their own comments, giving off a vibe of enjoying the drama.

Su Fan said nonchalantly, "I thought it was a big deal. It's just a song, isn't it?"

Upon hearing this, everyone's expressions turned somewhat strange.

Knowing that Su Fan writes songs quickly is one thing.

But the show is officially premiering tomorrow.

There is now less than a day left before departure.

Even if he could write a song on the spot, it would still take time to arrange, rehearse, and record it.

"It's just a song that suits Xi'an, what's so difficult about it? You just wait and see."

After saying that, Su Fan ignored everyone's reactions, turned around and left the conference room, returning to his office.

Sitting down in front of the computer, Su Fan immediately pulled up "The Song of Xi'an People".

This song, "On Earth," was written by Cheng Bozhi, composed by Cheng Bozhi and Fan Wei, and sung by Cheng Bozhi.

This song does not deliberately pile up historical allusions, nor does it portray Xi'an as an ancient city that only exists in textbooks.

It depicts life at the foot of the city wall, the everyday life in the streets and alleys, and the most straightforward feelings of the people living in this city for their hometown.

This is the perfect way to start this trip to Xi'an.

Inside the conference room, everyone was still discussing how long it would take to complete this so-called theme song.

The door was suddenly pushed open.

Su Fan walked back in, carrying several newly printed sheet music.

The murmurs of the crowd abruptly ceased.

Everyone looked at him suspiciously, then at the stack of papers in his hand.

He Xiaoxiao was the first to react: "Don't tell me you've already finished writing it."

Su Fan walked to the table and placed the sheet music in front of everyone: "It was written a long time ago, but I just haven't taken it out."

Ma Xiaoya said, "How many songs do you still have hidden away? It feels like you have an inexhaustible supply."

As they talked, everyone took the printed lyrics and music and started reading.

At the very top of the sheet music were five eye-catching characters.

"The Song of Xi'an People"

Just by looking at the name, everyone understood Su Fan's intention.

This is not a song that describes Xi'an's famous historical sites from the perspective of tourists from other places.

It is a song written for the people living in this city, and sung by the people of this city.

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