Group 1 - Beijing municipal parks will remain open to the public from early July to August 31 to meet the summer tourism demand, including notable sites like the Summer Palace and Temple of Heaven [1][3] - To handle the peak summer visitor influx, several parks have implemented measures such as opening additional entrances, enhancing cooling facilities, and providing smart translation devices to improve service capacity [3][4] - Xiangshan Park has opened a new entrance, Yutai Gate, which allows easier access to scenic spots and alleviates congestion during peak times, while also numbering over 130 directional signs for better visitor navigation [3][4] Group 2 - Taoran Pavilion Park has introduced shaded areas and installed 25 mosquito repellent stations for visitor comfort, alongside providing emergency medical kits and cooling supplies across various locations [4] - The Summer Palace has installed 51 AI translation devices capable of recognizing and translating 75 languages, ensuring smooth communication between visitors and staff [4]