Core Viewpoint - The implementation of 5G technology in remote areas of Shanxi Province, particularly along the Xiyagou Hanging Road, has significantly improved connectivity and enhanced tourism experiences, leading to increased visitor engagement and local economic development [1][6][8]. Group 1: 5G Infrastructure Development - As of July this year, China has established a total of 4.55 million 5G base stations, with over 90% of administrative villages having access to 5G [1]. - The Xiyagou Hanging Road achieved 5G signal coverage in 2022, with signal upgrades completed in 2023, enhancing the overall connectivity for tourists [1][6]. - The construction of new 5G base stations faced challenges due to complex geological conditions, but efforts led to the successful establishment of a 40-meter tower to improve signal coverage [5][6]. Group 2: Impact on Tourism - The Xiyagou Hanging Road has become a popular destination for self-driving enthusiasts, with improved mobile connectivity allowing for uninterrupted navigation and social media sharing [2][6]. - The Wangmangling Scenic Area is undergoing a transformation into a "smart scenic area," incorporating 5G technology to enhance visitor experiences through data platforms and e-commerce [7]. - The introduction of 5G has enabled live streaming and online promotions, increasing the visibility of local attractions and accommodations, such as the newly opened "Dongya Ju" homestay [8]. Group 3: Economic Development - The improved internet connectivity has led to a rise in local tourism, with the Xiyagou area being recognized as a national-level tourist resort by 2024 [8]. - Local entrepreneurs have capitalized on the enhanced connectivity, with businesses like homestays experiencing significant growth in revenue, showcasing the economic benefits of 5G implementation [8].