Recently, a Jilin-based netizen shared a video detailing how their extended family of 26 individuals, ranging from an 88-year-old matriarch to two toddler twins, shelled out a whopping 960,000 yuan for a trip to Xinjiang aboard the "Panda Train - An Yi Hao." The complaint? The meals served aboard the train fell far short of the luxurious dining experience promised in the travel agency's promotions, sparking widespread attention. In response, the travel agency clarified that the gourmet meals showcased in their promotions were mere props used for staging purposes and not indicative of the actual meals served. The train, they explained, offers a comprehensive catering service featuring a standard five-course meal with a soup and a fruit serving. This episode has ignited a public discourse on the discrepancy between high-end travel promotions and the realities of the travel experience.