Group 1 - The visit of the Consul Wang Chengguang to the Karaka Sales Centre highlights the interest in New Zealand's thoroughbred industry and its development [1] - Discussions with Andrew Seabrook and Russell Warwick emphasized New Zealand's advantages in horse breeding, management, competitive sports, and healthcare [3] - There is optimism regarding the potential for collaboration between the equestrian industry in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and New Zealand, particularly in fostering new growth points in service consumption in China [3]

Core Viewpoint - The State Council has issued a work plan to accelerate the cultivation of new growth points in service consumption, specifically targeting sectors such as transportation, housekeeping, travel, and the automotive aftermarket [1] Group 1: Travel Services - The plan emphasizes the need to legally activate and utilize idle rural land and housing for travel services [1] - It proposes the cultivation of a number of travel destination cities or regions, encouraging local governments to leverage financial resources and industry funds to improve infrastructure [1] - Localities are encouraged to implement policies that support the construction of travel project land and service facilities, particularly in relation to the absorption of existing real estate [1] Group 2: Market Development - The plan aims to guide localities in developing niche markets within the travel sector, fostering high-quality travel destinations and public area brands [1] - It highlights the importance of regional coordination and cooperation, as well as the sharing of public services across regions [1] - Support is provided for travel destinations to moderately expand public service supply in line with market demand [1]