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A ski venue in Wuhan has introduced public benefits including free skiing lessons.

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A ski venue in Wuhan has introduced public benefits including free skiing lessons.

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Culture, sports, tourism, and commerce are also integrating at an accelerating pace. Indoor snow and ice activities in Wuhan, Hubei, have recently continued to grow in popularity. This year, the ski venue introduced public-benefit measures including free skiing instruction, further lowering barriers to participation. Residents and tourists can also use their ticket stubs to receive discounts on dining, shopping, and more. In the first three quarters of this year, the value added of Hubei’s service sector grew 4.2% year on year, while residents’ per capita spending on services reached 10,684 yuan, up 6.7% year on year.
Original Chinese quote
雪场推出免费滑雪教学等惠民举措
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On October 29, Wuhan Metro Line 12 opened for operation along its entire route. Approximately 59.9 kilometers long with 37 stations, it is reported as China's longest metro loop, connecting seven central urban districts of Wuhan and establishing a half-hour commuting circle across the central districts.

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On October 29, Wuhan Metro Line 12 opened for operation along its entire route. Approximately 59.9 kilometers long with 37 stations, it is reported as China's longest metro loop, connecting seven central urban districts of Wuhan and establishing a half-hour commuting circle across the central districts.

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Today (October 29), Wuhan Metro Line 12 began full-line operation. The line is about 59.9 kilometers long and has 37 stations, making it the country’s longest subway loop. It links seven central districts of Wuhan and creates a “half-hour commuting circle” in the central urban area.
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今天(10月29日),武汉地铁12号线全线贯通运营,线路全长约59.9公里,设站37座,是国内最长地铁环线。这条地铁串联武汉7个中心城区,实现中心城区“半小时通勤圈”。
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