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Exoskeleton robots are revolutionizing Mount Tai climbs, with rentals surging, especially among older tourists. Partnering with *Technology company name*, the mountain uses these devices as a testbed, gathering data yielding product improvements. The devices significantly reduce strain and time, leading to growing demand and attracting investment from numerous companies. Future development prioritizes reduced weight, enhanced comfort, and broader consumer adoption, promising a vast market.

The Duku Highway in Xinjiang, China, is set to reopen on May 31, 2025, after completion of snow removal and repairs. This scenic 561km route, celebrated for its diverse landscapes and the experience of “four seasons in a single day,” will allow passenger vehicles with under seven seats. Anticipation is high, with tourists and the local tourism industry eagerly awaiting the reopening, evidenced by early arrivals and preparations for a reopening ceremony including fireworks. The highway typically operates from June to October due to heavy snowfall.

Mianyang, Sichuan province, has launched a pilot 4.5-day workweek under its *2025 Consumer Revitalization Action Plan*, introducing a “Friday afternoon + weekend” model to boost tourism and domestic spending. The voluntary policy aims to alleviate overcrowding during peak holidays by dispersing travel demand, with analysts noting its alignment with national efforts to stimulate consumption. Preliminary estimates suggest an 8-12% rise in regional tourism revenue, benefiting hospitality sectors. While differing from Western compressed workweek models focused on productivity, the initiative’s success could inspire similar trials across China. Social media反响热烈 show strong public support for extended leisure time and reduced travel congestion.