Group 1 - The article highlights the rising consumer interest in "light medical beauty" projects, such as injection and laser treatments, during the summer vacation period, particularly among students [1] - The provincial consumer association advises consumers to verify the qualifications of medical institutions and practitioners before undergoing beauty treatments, emphasizing the importance of checking licenses and registration [1] - There is a warning against the prevalence of "medical beauty loans" and "campus loans," urging consumers to assess their financial capabilities to avoid debt traps [1] Group 2 - In the context of study tours, the provincial consumer association recommends choosing reputable study tour institutions and carefully reviewing contracts in accordance with the newly implemented "Study Tour Service Requirements" [2] - Consumers are encouraged to compare prices of similar study tour products to avoid overpaying and to scrutinize vague promotional claims from institutions [2] - The article stresses the importance of thorough research on training institutions, including evaluating faculty qualifications and course materials, while being cautious of misleading advertising [2]