Co-guided by the National Key Research Base for Mathematics Textbook Development and Tencent WeChat, Guangzhou No. 97 Middle School hosted an innovation rally where Entel students clinched “Best Project” and “Most Popular” awards for their “Tibet Travel Assistant” mini-program.
The task required teams from eight schools across Greater China to design tools for plateau tourism using DFS algorithms, AHP optimization, and Haversine formula-based distance calculations. Entel’s solution addressed altitude sickness prediction, route planning, and attraction recommendations through mathematical modeling and AI-enhanced coding.
The event highlighted interdisciplinary integration of math, programming, and real-world problem-solving, aligning with national goals to cultivate AI-era competencies. Students demonstrated how theoretical formulas translate into practical tech applications, bridging academic rigor with societal needs.

Edited by: Li Yang, Zhao Yefeng
Reviewed by: Gong Yaodong