Group 1 - The search popularity for "ice and snow routes" such as "Xi'an to Lhasa," "Chengdu to Urumqi," and "Guangzhou to Harbin" has been steadily increasing since November, with "Chengdu to Urumqi" seeing a 48% year-on-year growth in search volume [2] - The top 10 destinations for ice and snow tourism include Beijing, Zhangjiakou, Urumqi, Altay, Changchun, Baishan, Tianjin, Harbin, Shenyang, and Chengdu, indicating a nationwide trend in ice and snow tourism [2] Group 2 - The search volume for "Chongli ski tickets" has surged by 275%, reflecting a high demand for skiing experiences [3] - Popular flight routes to ski destinations are being offered at low prices, with flights from Beijing to Harbin starting at 300 yuan and from Shanghai to Changchun at 280 yuan [3] - Nearly half of the visitors to Zhangjiakou are post-95s, with Beijing contributing over 20% of the total visitor flow [3] Group 3 - Short-distance ice and snow tourism is gaining traction, with train ticket bookings to Changbai Mountain increasing by 167% [4] - The opening of the Shenyang-Baishan high-speed railway has significantly reduced travel time, facilitating weekend trips for urban workers [4] - Activities at Changbai Mountain extend beyond skiing, including natural hot springs and reindeer feeding, enhancing the overall tourist experience [4] Group 4 - The overall tourism booking volume in Beijing has increased by 15% since November, with a notable rise in interest for skiing in the region [5] - The search volume for "Beijing skiing" has surged by nearly 90%, indicating strong interest from tourists in nearby cities [5] - Cross-city ice and snow consumption is showing robust vitality, particularly from visitors in Tianjin, Shijiazhuang, and Shenzhen [5]