Netizens Confirm New Qwen Taxi Method Works After Tourism Officials' Recommendations
Lately, while scrolling through social media, you've likely come across various stunts pulled by cultural and tourism departments across the country.

The reason is straightforward: cultural and tourism departments began using Qwen AI to hail taxis "for fun," and the topic quickly topped Weibo's hot search list.
Gansu Tourism posted: "After eating Tianshui spicy hot pot, take a taxi to the place where Zhuge Liang once staged an empty city strategy."
Shanxi Tourism followed up: "Go to the Xiaoxitian in the game 'Black Myth: Wukong.'"
There are also "the secret tunnel of the dark transfer," "the pavilion where Zhuizibao and Zixia talked," and "the floating mountains from Avatar"… each more whimsical than the last. Netizens' first reaction was all: "Can that even work?"
But when they tried it, they found it actually worked: "I thought it was just for fun, but you can actually hail a taxi there."

The most popular was a post from the Gansu Tourism Department's official account "Ruyi Gansu": "After eating Tianshui spicy hot pot, take a taxi to the place where Zhuge Liang once staged an empty city strategy." Netizens chimed in the comments, with some sharing historical knowledge, others recommending routes and explaining transportation, and even suggesting nearby attractions.

Facing these seemingly absurd taxi destination requests from cultural and tourism departments across the country, Qwen didn't hesitate and provided specific routes. From Tianshui City to Qishan Fort in Lixian County, from game scenes to real-world locations, from movie filming spots to historical battlefields, it accurately locates them all.
In the comments section of a video released by Ningxia Tourism titled "The place where Zhuizibao and Zixia had a conversation," some netizens praised Qwen AI for being both "in on the joke" and "understanding travel," while others said that in the future, they wouldn't need to look up routes when traveling — they could just relax and travel.

These seemingly playful "absurd taxi requests" actually reflect Qwen's ability to understand complex scenarios and needs. It can translate vague, somewhat joking expressions into specific order requirements. According to reports, the ability to identify these vague locations is currently in testing and will be gradually rolled out in the future.
Previously, hailing a taxi meant manually entering addresses, selecting car types, and confirming routes — by the time you went through the whole process, the excitement was gone. Now, it's as easy as chatting: just say a sentence, and Qwen instantly understands your intent, automatically matching the number of people and the type of vehicle.
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Lately, while scrolling through social media, you've likely come across various stunts pulled by cultural and tourism departments across the country.

The reason is straightforward: cultural and tourism departments began using Qwen AI to hail taxis "for fun," and the topic quickly topped Weibo's hot search list.
Gansu Tourism posted: "After eating Tianshui spicy hot pot, take a taxi to the place where Zhuge Liang once staged an empty city strategy."
Shanxi Tourism followed up: "Go to the Xiaoxitian in the game 'Black Myth: Wukong.'"
There are also "the secret tunnel of the dark transfer," "the pavilion where Zhuizibao and Zixia talked," and "the floating mountains from Avatar"… each more whimsical than the last. Netizens' first reaction was all: "Can that even work?"
But when they tried it, they found it actually worked: "I thought it was just for fun, but you can actually hail a taxi there."

The most popular was a post from the Gansu Tourism Department's official account "Ruyi Gansu": "After eating Tianshui spicy hot pot, take a taxi to the place where Zhuge Liang once staged an empty city strategy." Netizens chimed in the comments, with some sharing historical knowledge, others recommending routes and explaining transportation, and even suggesting nearby attractions.

Facing these seemingly absurd taxi destination requests from cultural and tourism departments across the country, Qwen didn't hesitate and provided specific routes. From Tianshui City to Qishan Fort in Lixian County, from game scenes to real-world locations, from movie filming spots to historical battlefields, it accurately locates them all.
In the comments section of a video released by Ningxia Tourism titled "The place where Zhuizibao and Zixia had a conversation," some netizens praised Qwen AI for being both "in on the joke" and "understanding travel," while others said that in the future, they wouldn't need to look up routes when traveling — they could just relax and travel.

These seemingly playful "absurd taxi requests" actually reflect Qwen's ability to understand complex scenarios and needs. It can translate vague, somewhat joking expressions into specific order requirements. According to reports, the ability to identify these vague locations is currently in testing and will be gradually rolled out in the future.
Previously, hailing a taxi meant manually entering addresses, selecting car types, and confirming routes — by the time you went through the whole process, the excitement was gone. Now, it's as easy as chatting: just say a sentence, and Qwen instantly understands your intent, automatically matching the number of people and the type of vehicle.
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