Group 1 - The introduction of "snow holidays" for middle and primary school students in regions like Xinjiang and Jilin aims to promote winter sports and cultural education [1][15] - Jilin's "snow holiday" lasts from December 3 to December 7, allowing students to engage in skiing and educational activities [1][3] - The initiative has boosted local tourism and cultural consumption, contributing to the growth of the ice and snow economy [6][10] Group 2 - Jilin province offers free access to ice and snow activities for students, enhancing participation and driving traffic to ski resorts and cultural sites [8][10] - The first day of the "snow holiday" saw over 50,000 visitors at key monitored ski locations, with some resorts experiencing a 100% increase in visitor numbers compared to the previous year [10] - Various departments have coordinated efforts to ensure safety and enhance the experience for students during the "snow holiday" [11][12] Group 3 - In Xinjiang, the "snow holiday" runs from December 1 to December 5, with ski resorts offering discounts on tickets and equipment rentals [15][17] - Ski resorts in Xinjiang have established youth winter camps to cater to different skill levels among students [19] - A variety of cultural and educational activities are being offered during the "snow holiday" to enrich students' experiences [21][27]