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A | (ECNS) -- The 2026 World Tennis Masters MT400 opened Wednesday in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, drawing nearly 1,000 tennis enthusiasts from Asia, Europe, Africa and the Americas. The five-day tournament covers five age groups — 30+, 40+, 50+, 55+ and 60+ — and four categories: men’s singles, men’s doubles, women’s doubles and mixed doubles. Matches would be held at Zhadagai Park’s tennis venue, which organizers said provides a professional competition environment. According to Hohhot Municipal Bureau of Sports, the tournament is expected to boost local consumption in accommodation, catering, transport and tourism. It will inject impetus into the integrated development of local sports, culture and tourism sectors. (By Helen Mo, intern Xu Wenda) 。 (ECNS)-- Snuggling up to winter melons to beat the summer heat is going viral on Chinese social media. On Xiaohongshu (RedNote), the quirky cooling hack has attracted millions of views, with pet owners joking, "Every cat deserves a winter melon this summer." The trend has spread beyond cats to dogs, rabbits, and even Hong Tang, a tiger at the Shanghai Zoo, who has been given a giant winter melon to help stay cool. It may look funny, but there's science behind it. Made up of about 95% water, winter melons stay cool for hours and naturally absorb body heat. An everyday vegetable grown across more than 20 provinces in China, winter melons are especially abundant in Guangdong, the country's largest producer, accounting for about one-fifth of national production. 。