公共纳凉点 乘凉好去处（探访）

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights various initiatives taken by different cities in China to provide cooling spaces for citizens and outdoor workers during extreme heat, showcasing innovative social governance and community support [4][5][6][7][9]. Group 1: Initiatives in Yichang - Yichang launched a "cooling bus" service, operating seven buses daily to six major construction sites, providing air-conditioned spaces and free refreshments for workers [6][7]. - The cooling bus service will run until the end of August and can adjust its schedule based on weather conditions and worker needs [6]. - Since its inception, the cooling bus initiative has served approximately 22,000 outdoor workers and tourists, with nearly 3,000 hours of service provided [6]. Group 2: Initiatives in Zhengzhou - Zhengzhou has established 35 cooling points in subway stations, providing a temperature-controlled environment of 28 degrees Celsius, contrasting with outdoor temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius [7][8]. - The cooling areas include seating, reading materials, and recreational activities, with a focus on enhancing community comfort during the summer [8]. - The subway system has expanded its cooling points from 10 to 35, integrating additional services such as emergency supplies and free restroom access [8]. Group 3: Initiatives in Chongqing - Chongqing has utilized its civil defense infrastructure to create cooling spaces in underground shelters, offering a natural cooling environment that attracts many residents [9][10]. - The shelters are equipped with seating, reading materials, and free Wi-Fi, making them popular among the community, especially the elderly [10]. - Since opening on July 1, the cooling points in Chongqing have received over 1,000 visitors daily, demonstrating high community engagement [10].