中国消费向新而行·扩大优质服务供给丨新型消费，新形态带来新活力

Group 1: Low-Carbon Tourism in Jiangxi - The Dajue Mountain Scenic Area in Jiangxi is promoting low-carbon tourism, integrating ecological advantages into development and encouraging green consumption [2][3] - The scenic area features a 13.14 km long cliff train system that operates at altitudes of 800 to 1100 meters, with a maximum daily capacity of 25,000 visitors, significantly reducing pollution and carbon emissions [3] - The introduction of a "carbon currency" system allows visitors to earn carbon credits through eco-friendly behaviors, which can be exchanged for discounts on tickets and other services, creating a closed-loop incentive for green actions [3][4] - By November 2025, the county received 10.6371 million visitors, an 8.96% increase year-on-year, generating a total tourism revenue of 4.721 billion yuan, up 11.52% year-on-year [4] Group 2: Traditional Chinese Medicine in Shandong - Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is gaining popularity among young people in Weifang, Shandong, with various health and wellness markets attracting significant foot traffic [5][6] - The Weifang Municipal Hospital has established a health tea market, and local restaurants are developing medicinal cuisine, integrating TCM into daily life [7][8] - In 2023, Weifang launched several TCM health tourism routes, successfully engaging younger demographics and promoting TCM services beyond traditional clinical settings [7][8] Group 3: Smart Consumption in Chengdu - The Chunxi Road shopping district in Chengdu is enhancing consumer experiences through technology, featuring interactive robot activities and smart service platforms [9][10] - The "Cloud Chunxi" service platform and "Code to Tour Jinjiang" mini-program facilitate smart management and consumer engagement, providing real-time data and promotional activities [10][11] - The district aims to leverage advanced technologies like 5G, holography, and AR to create more integrated cultural and tourism consumption scenarios [11]