The collaboration between Hunan and Guangdong marked the launch of a pioneering project that blends hydrogen energy with cultural tourism, emphasizing zero-carbon practices and consumer engagement. Three prominent enterprises, Guangyin Cultural Tourism, Zhongkexunan, and Tiancheng Hydrogen Energy, joined forces to establish a 5G zero-carbon cultural tourism service center in Zixing. The initiative includes deploying hydrogen-powered cruise ships and shuttle buses, reducing emissions significantly and providing interactive educational experiences for tourists. Tiancheng Hydrogen Energy showcased its hydrogen-water symbiosis approach, utilizing Dongjiang Lake's water sources to produce hydrogen water and power hydrogen-powered yachts. Zixing City's strategy of attracting industries through scenarios led to the development of the nation's first hydrogen energy industrial park and rare earth hydrogen storage production line. The project aims to build hydrogen refueling stations, promote hydrogen-powered vehicles, and develop hydrogen-themed businesses, anticipating over 500,000 'hydrogen energy tourism' tourists annually. This collaboration integrates technology and humanity, offering real-time hydrogen consumption data and personal carbon footprint certificates to tourists. The successful launch of hydrogen-powered cruise ships reflects the commitment to green transformation and industrial integration under national sustainability goals.