Group 1 - Urumqi has introduced its first "snow holiday," leading to a surge in visitors at ski resorts, primarily consisting of families and students [1][2] - The Urumqi Cultural Broadcasting and Tourism Bureau has implemented measures during the "snow holiday" to promote ice and snow sports, combining them with nature observation and intangible cultural heritage experiences for students [2] - The Silk Road Mountain Resort reported a daily visitor count of 20,000 during the "snow holiday," representing a 70% year-on-year increase, with 20% of visitors being students [3] Group 2 - Parents have expressed that engaging in ice and snow activities is a more valuable holiday arrangement than mere leisure, emphasizing physical fitness and skill development for their children [4]

12月3日，吉林中小学生首个"雪假"正式开启，叠加冰雪游旺季来临，极大激发了吉林的冰雪游热 度。此前，吉林省文化和旅游厅宣布，面向全省义务教育学生，将2025年12月3日至7日设立为"冰雪假 期"，同时鼓励职工带薪休假，并面向学生和家长出台多项优惠政策，以推动冰雪运动普及与发展，繁 荣冰雪市场。 吉林省内的本地度假及酒店、景区的预订热度已大幅攀升，同程旅行平台数据显示，11月30日至12 月2日，"雪假"期间（12月3日至7日）的吉林本地的1日游、2日游和3日游产品整体预订热度周环比增幅 超6.5倍，人气较高的产品主要有：2天1晚长白山北坡+天池+延吉+雪绒花驯鹿园、3天2晚延吉+长白山 +图们+雪岭+魔界漂流等。 "雪假"期间，吉林当地面向中小学生群体推出了门票优惠的促销费政策，推高了吉林本地居民的亲 子游热度，并与省外的冰雪游客流形成叠加。同程旅行平台数据显示，"雪假"期间延边、长春、吉林等 多地的酒店和重点景区的预订热度均显著上升。截至12月2日，长春等地的酒店预订热度同比增长近两 成，延边等地主要景区的预订热度环比增长超240%。"雪假"期间，吉林省内热度较高的景区主要有长 白山景区、净月潭、长春莲花 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Beijing Yanqing District People's Court has established a "Snow Shield" judicial service team to address legal issues in the ice and snow industry, having handled 47 ice and snow-related cases over the past three years, with a significant increase in cases in 2025 [1] Group 1: Judicial Service and Case Handling - The Yanqing Court has processed 47 ice and snow-related cases in the last three years, with 7 cases in 2023, 10 in 2024, and 30 in the first ten months of 2025 [1] - The establishment of the "Snow Shield" judicial service team aims to create an integrated organizational support system and a professional dispute resolution chain to meet the judicial needs of the ice and snow industry [1] Group 2: Legal Responsibilities of Operators - In a case involving a tourist injury at an ice and snow project, the court ruled that internal agreements between operators do not exempt them from liability to third parties, emphasizing that both companies involved must share compensation responsibilities [2] - The court highlighted that operators must carefully select partners when outsourcing operations and fulfill safety obligations to avoid legal disputes [2] Group 3: Liability in High-Risk Activities - In a collision case between two snowboarders, the court ruled that the plaintiff failed to prove the defendant's fault, reinforcing the principle that participants in high-risk sports assume certain risks and must provide evidence of negligence to claim damages [3][4] - The court noted that the snow sports industry is governed by the "self-assumed risk" rule, where participants are generally not entitled to compensation unless there is evidence of intentional wrongdoing or gross negligence by another participant [4] Group 4: Recommendations for Risk Management - The Yanqing Court advised ice and snow industry operators to ensure compliance in contracts, marketing, and safety measures to mitigate risks and avoid disputes [5] - Operators are encouraged to maintain safety standards, conduct regular inspections, and provide clear risk information to consumers, especially for vulnerable groups like minors [5] Group 5: Guidance for Participants - Ice and snow sports participants are urged to recognize their limits, adhere to safety rules, and ensure proper supervision of minors during activities [6] - The court emphasized that guardians of minors must take primary responsibility for any injuries or damages caused by inadequate supervision, particularly for children under eight years old [6]

Core Viewpoint - The winter tourism economy in Harbin is experiencing a significant boost, driven by the increasing popularity of ice and snow activities, leading to diverse business opportunities in the region [1]. Group 1: Ice and Snow Tourism - The indoor Dream Ice and Snow Pavilion is currently welcoming visitors, ensuring a seamless transition to the outdoor attractions that will open later in December [3]. - Since November, there has been a rapid increase in flight bookings to Harbin, indicating a growing interest in winter tourism [3]. - Hotel prices in Harbin are expected to remain relatively high from mid-December 2025 until the Spring Festival in 2026 [3]. Group 2: Creative Design and Cultural Products - Harbin's Creative Design Center is developing various ice and snow-themed cultural products, including smart temperature-controlled down jackets, which have garnered significant attention [5]. - The center's design service output is projected to reach nearly 100 million yuan by 2025, with several product lines achieving annual sales exceeding 30 million yuan [5]. - Collaborations with southern enterprises are being leveraged to enhance market reach and service offerings across various sectors [5]. Group 3: Sports Equipment Development - Qianmao Xuelong Sports Goods Co., Ltd. is manufacturing a full range of ice and snow sports equipment, covering 80% of China's ski resorts [6]. - The company’s snowboards utilize advanced aerospace composite materials, making them lightweight and durable, with prices significantly lower than imported alternatives [6]. - These products have been tested by the Chinese national ski team and are expected to be featured in the 2026 Milan Winter Olympics, with plans to expand into international markets [6].

Core Insights - Jilin Province has launched a 5-day "Ice and Snow Holiday," significantly boosting winter tourism and consumption, particularly among students and families [1][3] Group 1: Policy Impact - The policy allows students in compulsory education to experience a free 3-hour ice and snow course and enjoy a 30% discount on tickets for accompanying parents [1] - Schools are instructed not to schedule classroom activities or assign written homework during the holiday, leading to increased attendance at ski resorts [1] Group 2: Visitor Statistics - The Wuqishan Ski Resort expects around 4,000 visitors on the first day of the holiday, showing a significant increase compared to the same period last year [3] - The Yanji City Sports Center ice rink welcomed approximately 200 students on the same day, with an expected total of nearly 180,000 visitors throughout the season [5] Group 3: Long-term Economic Effects - Experts believe the "Ice and Snow Holiday" will have a lasting impact by expanding participation in ice and snow sports, potentially leading to stable future consumption from the student demographic [5] - The consumption structure in Jilin is shifting from single-point to full-chain consumption, with the holiday expected to drive sales of snow tickets, ice sports equipment, and related services such as dining and accommodation [5]

冬季气温逐渐降低，冰雪旅游却在快速升温。 11月22日，吉林省2025-2026新雪季正式启幕。立足新起点，吉林再度定下了一个令人瞩目的目标：新 雪季接待冰雪游客突破1.8亿人次，实现旅游总收入超3300亿元。 据公开信息，上一个雪季，吉林全省接待国内游客1.7亿人次，游客出游总花费2950亿元，分别同比增 长35％、21％。在此基础上，今年更高目标的确立，显示了吉林以稳扎稳打的姿态，加速向世界级冰雪 旅游胜地迈进的信心和决心。 滑雪对很 多游客来说，不只是一种运动，更是一种冰雪新生活体验。 微信公众号"长白山" 图 吉林地处"世界滑雪黄金纬度带"，有着"雪期盈、雪量丰沛、雪质优良"的特点。独特的地理位置和气候 条件，造就了吉林"粉雪、静风、雾凇、温泉"等独一无二的冰雪资源。但是，要在竞争激烈的冰雪游舞 台上大展拳脚，仅靠丰厚的"家底"是远远不够的。 游客徒步 穿越长白山火山国家地质公园的冰雪溪谷，感受尽情拥抱冰雪的生活方式。 微信公众号"长白山" 图 正是靠着这些山上、山下的文旅新场景、新业态的持续丰富，长白山正从一座山，演变为一个集自然奇 观、运动挑战、文化体验、休闲娱乐于一体的综合性冰雪生活度假区。 更 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the significant growth and popularity of the ice and snow tourism industry in China, driven by government initiatives and consumer interest in winter sports [1][2][3] - Regions like Jilin and Xinjiang have announced extended winter holidays, encouraging families to engage in ice and snow activities, which has led to a surge in tourism and related spending [1] - The ice and snow industry in China is projected to exceed 1 trillion yuan, reaching 1,005.3 billion yuan this year, indicating a robust market expansion since the successful bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics [1] Group 2 - Recent data shows a remarkable increase in interest for ice and snow activities, with searches for nearby ski resorts up by 87% year-on-year, and ticket bookings for certain scenic spots doubling [2] - The quality of ski resorts in regions like Jilin, Hebei, and Heilongjiang is becoming more attractive due to their favorable geographical advantages, service upgrades, and competitive pricing [2] - Ski resorts are enhancing their services, such as introducing smart photography technology and free shuttle services, which are expected to improve the overall visitor experience and increase tourism flow [2][3] Group 3 - Various ski resorts are implementing service upgrades, including pet-friendly areas and unique entertainment events, which are expected to attract more visitors and enhance the overall appeal of the ice and snow tourism experience [3] - The economic impact of ski resorts extends beyond direct tourism revenue, with a reported 27.97% increase in consumer spending within a two-kilometer radius of ski areas, benefiting local businesses [3] - The development of the ice and snow economy is seen as a catalyst for regional growth, positively affecting surrounding industries and contributing to overall economic prosperity [3]

Core Insights - The demand for snow tourism varies significantly among different age groups, with an increasing number of post-2010 children participating in snow activities, while post-2000 individuals focus on sports experiences and social value, and those born in the 1980s and 1990s prioritize family outings [1][3][4][5] Group 1: Post-2010 Generation - The post-2010 generation, referred to as "little kids," is increasingly engaging in snow activities, with a notable influx of young participants during the first "snow holiday" in Xinjiang [3] - The popularity of ski packages that include personalized coaching and guided experiences has seen significant growth this year [3] Group 2: Post-2000 Generation - The post-2000 generation is identified as the main demographic for ski resorts, showing a strong interest in "ice and snow + sports," and seeking high-experience and social value [4] - Popular activities among this group include skiing, ice skating, sledding, and snowmobiling, with specific ski resorts like Changbai Mountain Wanda and Yabuli being particularly favored [4] Group 3: Post-1980 and Post-1990 Generations - The post-1980 and post-1990 generations primarily focus on family travel, seeking products that cater to both children's entertainment and the sightseeing needs of older family members [5] - This demographic prefers integrated travel experiences that combine snow sightseeing with local cuisine, cultural experiences, and natural wonders [5][6] - The post-1990 generation and family units are particularly interested in leisure activities such as snow hiking, snow tubing, and cultural experiences during the snow holiday period [6]

Core Viewpoint - The 2025-2026 snow season has officially commenced in Jilin City, with significant upgrades and expansions in ski facilities, attracting both domestic and international skiing enthusiasts [1][2][3]. Group 1: Ski Resort Expansion and Upgrades - The Zhonglv Songhua Lake Resort, located 15 kilometers from Jilin City, features 50 high-quality ski trails, including 5 FIS-certified trails, and can accommodate 15,000 skiers simultaneously [2]. - The resort has undergone comprehensive upgrades, increasing the ski area and adding new terrain features, with plans for further electrical infrastructure improvements to support the ski facilities [2]. - The Beidahu Ski Resort, the largest single ski resort in Asia, plans to open 74 ski trails this season, covering an area of 275 hectares, including 6 night skiing trails [2]. Group 2: Visitor Engagement and Cultural Integration - Both the Beidahu and Songhua Lake resorts have surpassed one million skier visits for the 2024-2025 season, with pre-sale activities generating over 100 million yuan [3]. - The Songhua Lake Resort aims to enhance its cultural offerings by integrating traditional Chinese culture with skiing, as evidenced by a Guinness World Record event featuring performers in traditional costumes [4]. - The resort plans to host over 50 large-scale international or national themed events throughout the season, enhancing the cultural and recreational experience for visitors [5]. Group 3: Community and Economic Impact - The ski industry in Jilin City has created numerous job opportunities, with local residents becoming ski instructors and engaging in hospitality services, significantly boosting local income [8]. - The North Mountain Ski Resort, located in the city center, is designed to be accessible for beginners and includes a professional ski school, contributing to community engagement and skill development [3][8]. - Local businesses, such as restaurants and accommodations, have flourished due to the influx of tourists, with many residents capitalizing on the ski tourism boom [8].

Core Points - The Harbin New Area has introduced a management implementation plan for water extraction (ice harvesting) activities, marking a significant step in the innovative management of ice and snow resources [1] - The plan aims to provide a solid institutional guarantee for the upcoming ice and snow season [1] - The Harbin New Area Administrative Approval Bureau has proactively engaged with the Ice and Snow World for customized guidance on ice harvesting for the 2025-2026 season [1] Summary by Categories - **Regulatory Framework** - The newly established plan is specifically designed for the standardized management of ice harvesting activities [1] - This initiative reflects the commitment to innovate in the management of ice and snow resources [1] - **Operational Support** - The Administrative Approval Bureau will provide one-on-one customized guidance, clarifying key milestones and requirements for ice harvesting [1] - Continuous service support will be ensured throughout the process [1]