Group 1 - Meituan and the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) launched the "Eat Well, Live Well" initiative to promote healthy living among urban residents and rural children [1] - The initiative involves 15 brands, including Bawang Tea, Decathlon, and Li Ning, which will provide healthy lifestyle consumption options and support for rural kindergartens [1] - The partnership aims to build multifunctional playgrounds for rural kindergartens and provide nutritional support, with a goal of nearly 20 billion public orders by September 2025 [1] Group 2 - Since 2018, Meituan and WFP have collaborated on projects to provide nutritional support to children in rural kindergartens, benefiting nearly 100 kindergartens [2] - In September, they launched a comprehensive intervention action focusing on nutrition, exercise, and education, aiming to create a replicable model for preschool children's health in China [2]

Core Insights - Multiple users have reported that refunds for orders placed through Meituan have not been credited back to their accounts, indicating potential issues with the company's refund processing system [2] Group 1 - Users are experiencing delays in receiving refunds for their orders, which raises concerns about customer satisfaction and trust in the platform [2] - The complaints suggest that there may be systemic issues within Meituan's order management and financial reconciliation processes [2] - The situation could impact Meituan's reputation and customer loyalty if not addressed promptly [2]