Core Viewpoint - The National Oceanic Environment Forecast Center has successfully completed China's 41st Antarctic expedition, focusing on the wintering support tasks at the Qinling and Zhongshan stations, enhancing meteorological observation capabilities and providing reliable data support for polar scientific research [5][6]. Group 1: Expedition Achievements - The expedition team member Ma Jingkai participated in the first wintering expedition at the Qinling Station from November 14, 2024, to January 2, 2026, lasting 414 days, during which over 400 meteorological forecasts were provided, including timely warnings for severe weather [5]. - The team established a "cross" meteorological observation network at the Qinling Station, significantly improving comprehensive meteorological monitoring capabilities [5]. - Wang Juncheng conducted a one-year wintering task at the Zhongshan Station, focusing on high-impact weather measurement projects and expanding the polar meteorological observation network [6]. Group 2: Data Support and Research Contributions - The expedition provided continuous and stable data through operational observations and demonstrated adaptability in scientific tasks, contributing to the establishment of observation networks and operational processes at both stations [6]. - The team has enhanced the atmospheric and sea ice environment observation network in Antarctica, solidifying the forecasting capabilities for polar scientific research [6]. - The National Oceanic Environment Forecast Center plans to further improve the polar environmental observation network to support China's polar scientific research endeavors [6].