Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the preparation and operational readiness of major winter sports destinations in China, including Xinjiang, Jilin, and Heilongjiang, for the upcoming ice and snow season [1] Group 2 - The Keketohai International Ski Resort in Altay, Xinjiang, is the first large outdoor ski resort in China to commence operations for the winter season, starting in mid-October, with a steady increase in visitor numbers [3] - Ski resorts in Jilin and Heilongjiang, such as Yabuli, Beidahu, and Songhua Lake, are actively working on snow-making operations to achieve full operational status as soon as possible, with some resorts already conducting trial skiing activities by the end of October [5] Group 3 - The manager of the Mohe North Pole Ski Resort in Heilongjiang announced plans to enhance visitor experiences by introducing a large stage and bonfire parties, as well as expanding the area for ice and snow activities by three times, creating over 20 new ice and snow experience projects [7] Group 4 - Jilin plans to leverage ice and snow sports to create new tourism consumption scenarios and products, with a budget of no less than 30 million yuan for ice and snow consumption vouchers to stimulate consumer potential [9] - Altay, Xinjiang, has introduced a series of preferential policies, including free access for locals and discounts for tourists with flight tickets, aiming to attract more visitors to experience the unique charm of ice and snow sports [9]