On a spring afternoon, Lin Yu stood in front of the Cultural Genetic Map sculpture at Chengyi Square. The cherry trees planted three months ago were now in full, cloud-like bloom, and the interactive installation beneath them shifted its light and shadow in response to visitors' heartbeat frequencies. His phone suddenly buzzed with a holographic projection design draft sent by the iFlytek project manager.
"Mayor Lin," Xiao Zhou said, walking over quickly, "the Huawei team has arrived."
In the temporarily retrofitted smart city command center, twenty curved screens were displaying real-time cultural and tourism heat maps of the city. Wang Lei, director of Huawei's cultural tourism business unit, pointed to the pulsing data streams: "Our AI algorithms can already predict tourist movement patterns, but..." He brought up a set of comparative data. "The average stay duration at cultural attractions is 42% lower than at commercial complexes."
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