Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights a significant increase in consumer spending in November, driven by short trips, winter clothing, and outdoor sports products, with keywords like "autumn travel," "winter protection," and "outdoor activities" dominating the consumption landscape [1][2][3] Group 2 - In November, the introduction of a 5-day "mini-holiday" for students led to a 70.84% year-on-year increase in GMV for "autumn travel" on the platform, with notable growth in sales of sports cameras (up 136.74%) and children's jackets (up 26.92%) [1] - Family-friendly destinations saw a surge in popularity, with amusement parks experiencing a 314.29% increase in GMV, and specific parks like Changlong and the China Dinosaur Park seeing growth of 79.72% and 19.11% respectively [1] - The demand for winter clothing surged, with "warmth" related products seeing a 10.33% increase in GMV, and down jackets increasing by 17.63%. Goose down products experienced a remarkable 264.73% growth in GMV [2] - Heating appliances became one of the fastest-growing categories, with electric heaters and heated blankets seeing GMV increases of 144.94% and 127.26% respectively, indicating a rising demand for localized heating solutions [2] - The outdoor sector is projected to be one of the strongest growth areas for consumption by 2025, with ski-related products like ski socks and quick-dry clothing seeing GMV increases of 56.41% and 26.25% respectively [3]