In China, with the improvement of the living standards of the domestic people, as well as its own stimulating and physical fitness functions, skiing has gradually faded the coat of the “Aristocratic Movement” in recent years, becoming a popular sport. . After the accumulation of the first 10 years, China's ski industry is in a period of rapid development. It is divided into two phases by the year 2000. In the first five years of 2000, the ski resorts were only distributed in Heilongjiang and Jilin provinces. Since 2000, due to the mastery of large-scale snowmaking technology, ski resorts have begun to appear in other parts of the two provinces, especially in Beijing. This has contributed to the overall development of the ski industry throughout the country. Northeast, Henan, Shandong, and even some southern provinces and cities are also actively developing this market. By 2006, there were more than 200 ski resorts across the country, and the number of skiers exceeded 4 million.
   Skiing is a combination of tourism, leisure and sports. It involves a variety of industries. It can be said that any equipment and equipment in the ski resort is an industry, such as skateboards, ski suits, cable cars, snow machines, and pressure. Snow machines are even glasses, hats, etc. Everything will drive the development of related industries. The construction of ski resorts and the development of tourism ski industry will drive the development and construction of related industries in the whole society. The first benefit will be the service industries such as hotels and hotels, as well as industries such as construction, transportation, telecommunications, commerce, handicrafts, and agricultural and sideline products. It has a huge pulling effect and has a positive effect on employment, poverty alleviation and even economic development in the surrounding poverty-stricken areas.