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Group 1 - The winter tourism season is heating up across China, with various ice and snow activities gaining popularity, including outdoor skiing and indoor ice skating [1] - The Mohe North Pole Ski Resort, located in the northernmost part of China, is set to introduce night skiing in 2025, enhancing the winter experience for visitors [1] - Unique cultural experiences are being offered, such as snow sculpture parks and light shows, creating a fairy-tale atmosphere for tourists [1] Group 2 - In Wuhan, the Ganlu Mountain International Ski Resort is the largest indoor ski facility in Central China, featuring multiple snow activities and attracting local winter tourism [2] - The introduction of themed events and historical experiences, such as the "Mulan Night City," is enhancing the appeal of winter tourism in the region [2][3] Group 3 - Shenzhen has launched the Bay Area Ice and Snow World, featuring the lowest latitude indoor ski resort globally, which has become a core project in the Greater Bay Area's ice and snow economy [4] - The facility has seen daily visitor numbers exceed 40,000 since its opening, with a significant portion of visitors coming from Hong Kong and Macau [4][5] - The Bay Area Eye, a large cultural and reading complex, is also attracting visitors, showcasing traditional Chinese culture and art [4] Group 4 - The Shenzhen Cultural and Tourism Bureau is promoting various travel routes to connect tourists from the Greater Bay Area, aiming to create a comprehensive visitor network [6] - Collaborative initiatives with Hong Kong's tourism board are planned for 2025, focusing on educational travel and multi-destination tours [6]