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Group 1 - The core idea of the announcement is to stimulate consumer demand and unleash consumption potential through a pilot program of prize invoices in approximately 50 cities, with a policy implementation period of six months [1][3]. Group 2 - The pilot program allows individual consumers to participate in a lottery by obtaining invoices for purchases made in various sectors such as retail, dining, accommodation, cultural arts, entertainment, tourism, sports, and residential services, provided the invoice amount exceeds a certain threshold [3]. - The program focuses on everyday consumption scenarios closely related to residents' daily lives, including shopping, dining out, travel accommodation, cultural and sports activities, and life services [3]. - The eligible cities for the pilot program include city-level and above cities, such as municipalities, separately planned cities, provincial capitals, and prefecture-level cities [3]. - Central finance will allocate reward funds to the pilot cities based on a tiered arrangement [3]. - Participating cities are required to develop implementation plans that specify the scope of prize invoices, participation methods, winning rules, prize settings, redemption methods, and reporting of illegal activities, which will be made public [3].