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On June 9, the 21st Annual Meeting of the 2021 Yabuli China Entrepreneurs Forum was held in Yabuli, Heilongjiang. Wang Chuanfu, Chairman and President of BYD Co., Ltd. attended the meeting and delivered a speech.

Wang Chuanfu said that persistence is a very important characteristic of entrepreneurs, but persistence has many difficulties behind it. BYD has a green dream since its establishment, which is the responsibility and mission of the company. In 2008, BYD put forward three dreams: solar energy, energy storage, and electric vehicles.

“We made a vision film in 2008. After the film was shot, many people couldn’t understand it. Because in 2008, when we talked about electric vehicles and energy storage power stations, everyone was shaking their heads. When BYD entered electric vehicles, our stock price dropped. 40%, but we did not give up, we are still sticking to it. This is BYD’s vision and we have been sticking to it.”

Wang Chuanfu pointed out that 72% of China’s oil depends on imports, and 70% of the imported oil comes to us ashore through the South China Sea. Of all the oil in China, 70% is used for transportation a year, and our cars consume 70% of our oil in China. It can be seen from the three 70% that electric vehicles must be developed vigorously. China has more urgency to develop electric vehicles than any other country. Therefore, as an entrepreneur, we have no rights. We know that this is a responsibility, and we can only solve it with technical methods

41 domestically listed Chinese companies, 7 overseas listed Chinese companies, and the amount of IPO financing increased month-on-month.

36 Chinese companies are supported by VC/PE institutions, among which domestic listed companies account for 90%

JD Logistics received the highest IPO financing amount this month, and the logistics industry ranked first in financing amount

The number of listed companies in Guangdong Province remains the leading; Beijing and Shanghai have both raised over RMB 10 billion in financing

 The China Securities Regulatory Commission will study and formulate a package of institutional measures to prohibit improper shareholding by resignees from the system to make up for the shortcomings of the system

According to data from Zero2IPO Private Equity, there are 48 Chinese companies in May 2021[1]The number of IPOs completed in various global trading markets increased by 100% year-on-year; the total financing amount was 64.405 billion yuan, and the financing amount increased by 149.5% year-on-year and 17.6% month-on-month. Chinese companies that completed their IPO this month involved 16 primary industries and landed in 7 trading markets. The average IPO financing amount of Chinese companies was 1.342 billion yuan, an increase of 49.4% from the previous month. The highest single financing amount was 20.229 billion yuan. A total of 36 VC/PE-backed companies went public this month, involving 205 institutions, with a VC/PE penetration rate of 75%.

Figure 1 The number of domestic and overseas listings and total financing amount of Chinese companies from May 2020 to May 2021

Source: Private Equity Pass 2021.6 www.pedata.cn

The total financing amount of IPO companies in the top ten in May accounted for 69.1%

The three IPO companies with the largest amount of financing this month are: JD Logistics listed on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, raising a total of 20.229 billion yuan; Hehui Optoelectronics listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange Science and Technology Innovation Board, raising a total of 7.106 billion yuan; The Shanghai Stock Exchange was listed on the Science and Technology Innovation Board and raised a total of 2.901 billion yuan.

Table 1 Top 10 IPO corporate financing in May

Source: Private Equity Pass 2021.6 www.pedata.cn Table 2 Top 10 listed Chinese companies in financing supported by domestic and overseas VC/PE IPOs in May Source: Private Equity Pass 2021.6 www.pedata.cn Registered listed companies accounted for more than 50%, and the amount of overseas listed financing increased month-on-month In May, there were 41 domestic listed Chinese companies, accounting for 85.4% of the number of Chinese companies IPO this month. The initial financing amounted to 39.646 billion yuan, accounting for 61.6% of the total financing for the month. In May 2021, 11 and 14 companies were successfully registered and listed on the Growth Enterprise Market and the Science and Technology Innovation Board, accounting for 52.1% of the total number of listed companies in the month, and initial financing accounted for 31.6%. In May, 4 Chinese concept stocks were listed on the U.S. stocks, with a financing amount of approximately RMB 3.093 billion; 3 companies were listed on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with a financing amount of approximately RMB 21.666 billion. The amount of financing in the U.S. and Hong Kong stock markets both increased from last month. Figure 2 Distribution of domestic and overseas listings of Chinese companies in May 2021 (by listing sector) Source: Private Equity Pass 2021.6 www.pedata.cn Figure 3 The distribution of Chinese companies listing in the domestic market under different IPO systems from May 2020 to May 2021 Source: Private Equity Pass 2021.6 www.pedata.cn Guangdong Province leads the way in the number of IPOs, and Beijing ranks first in terms of financing According to private equity statistics, in May 2021, the number of IPOs in the five provinces and cities of Guangdong, Jiangsu, Shanghai, Zhejiang and Beijing is 5 or more, a total of 32; the initial financing amount plus a total of RMB 50.99 billion, accounting for the country The total amount is nearly 80%. Among them, Guangdong Province leads other provinces in the number of listings of 9 Chinese companies; Beijing and Shanghai have raised financing amounts of more than 10 billion yuan respectively, and Beijing ranked first in the amount of financing raised by Chinese companies listed at 24.988 billion yuan, accounting for about 38.8%. Table 3: Geographical distribution of Chinese companies’ domestic and overseas listings in May 2021 Source: Private Equity Pass 2021.6 www.pedata.cn The May IPO involved 16 industries, with the logistics industry having the highest amount of financing In May 2021, the IPO will involve 16 industries. The number of listed companies in machinery manufacturing, biotechnology/medical health, chemical raw materials and processing industries is 5 or more. In terms of financing, the logistics industry IPO financing was 21.09 billion yuan, accounting for 32.8% of the total financing of Chinese enterprises, ranking first; semiconductor, electronic equipment, and machinery manufacturing industries ranked second and third respectively, with financing amounts exceeding 7 billion. yuan. Figure 45: Industry distribution of the number of IPO companies and financing amount in month 45 Source: Private Equity Pass 2021.6 www.pedata.cn The VC/PE penetration rate of listed companies in May was 75% Among the listed companies this month, 36 Chinese companies were supported by VC/PE institutions, of which 33 were listed domestically, accounting for 91.7%. There are 7 and 13 IPO companies on the ChiNext Board of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange and the Science and Technology Innovation Board of the Shanghai Stock Exchange, respectively, which have received support from VC/PE institutions. The book returns of VC/PE-invested companies listed on domestic listings have dropped. In May 2021, the book return multiples (calculated at issue price) were 1.96 times, a decrease of 27.4% from the previous month and a year-on-year decrease of 35.1%; the book returns of overseas listings in May 2021 increased significantly year-on-year , An increase of 97.21%. Figure 5 Trend of VC/PE-backed IPO penetration from May 2020 to May 2021 Source: Private Equity Pass 2021.6 www.pedata.cn Figure 6 Distribution of book returns of VC/PE supporting IPOs in domestic and overseas markets of Chinese companies from May 2020 to May 2021 (issuance date) Source: Private Equity Pass 2021.6 www.pedata.cn 16 VC/PE institutions have won no less than 2 Chinese IPOs Among the listed companies this month, 36 Chinese companies received support from VC/PE institutions, a decrease of 12.2% from the previous month. Among them, 16 institutions have invested companies with no less than 2 IPOs. The book return of Lieliang Fund in the Waterdrop IPO was as high as 98.26 times. Table 45 Listed in VC/PE Institution Invested Companies (Partial Institutions) Source: Private Equity Pass 2021.6 www.pedata.cn Note: 1. The IPOs listed in the above table refer to companies headquartered in China (excluding Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan) that are first listed on domestic and foreign stock exchanges within the scope of the statistics in 2021. Companies listed in the second listing and multiple listings are not listed. Included; 2. The investment institution only lists the named shareholders appearing in the prospectus; 3. The book amount is the number of shares held by the institution before the initial issuance of the invested project (excluding the cornerstone wheel/strategic placement) * issue price It is calculated that part of the book value may be biased because the number of shares held before the IPO was not disclosed in the prospectus. The China Securities Regulatory Commission issued the Guidelines for the Supervision of the Shareholding Behavior of Retired Persons from the Securities Regulatory Commission System, clarifying the verification requirements for the participation of the resigned employees The China Securities Regulatory Commission has always attached great importance to the supervision of shareholders of companies to be listed, continuously improved the shareholder supervision system and mechanism, and made great efforts to prevent illegal and illegal “creation of wealth”. In February of this year, the China Securities Regulatory Commission issued the “Guidelines for the Application of Regulatory Rules Regarding Information Disclosure of Shareholders of Listed Companies Applying for Initial Public Offerings”, which strengthened the regulatory constraints on surprise share purchases, abnormal share prices, transfer of interests, and “shadow shareholders”, and compacted the information of companies to be listed. Disclosure responsibility and intermediary agency verification responsibility to guide legal and compliant investment in companies that are to be listed. During the implementation of the system, the China Securities Regulatory Commission insisted on cutting its blade inward, and simultaneously studied and formulated a package of system measures to prohibit improper shareholding by system resignees to make up for the shortcomings of the system. While strengthening anti-corruption supervision and management and improving the independent review system, we have specially formulated and issued the “Guidelines for the Application of Regulatory Rules Issuance No. 2” (hereinafter referred to as the “Guidelines”) to clarify that the retired personnel of the China Securities Regulatory Commission will participate in the public offering and listing or the New Third Board. The verification requirements of selected-tier listed companies highlight the targeted supervision of resigners who fall within the scope of the specification, compact the verification responsibilities of intermediary agencies, and maintain the “three public” order in the market. The “Guidelines” mainly include the following: One is to clarify the circumstances of improper shareholding. The resignation personnel of the CSRC system used the influence of their original position to seek investment opportunities, the process of shareholding has the transfer of interests, the shareholding during the shareholding prohibition period, the shareholding as an unqualified shareholder, the source of the shareholding funds violates laws and regulations, etc., are considered to be improper shareholding. The second is to strengthen the verification responsibilities of intermediary agencies. In the process of verifying shareholder information, intermediary agencies should comprehensively check whether there is a shareholding situation of resigned personnel specified in the Guidelines and determine whether it is an improper shareholding situation. In the case of improper share purchase, it shall be cleared up. When the issuer and the intermediary institution submit the application documents for the issuance and listing (listing), they shall make a special explanation on the relevant verification status of the resigned personnel of the CSRC system. After submitting an application for issuance and listing (listing), if an improper shareholding situation is discovered or a major media question arises, the intermediary institution shall check and report in a timely manner. The third is to strengthen audit supervision and establish an independent review system. Review the issuance and listing (listing) review process involving the participation of departed employees to ensure that the review process is fair, just, and in compliance with laws and regulations. If clues of violations of law and discipline are found, they shall be handed over to relevant departments for handling. Key case analysis of this month: JD Logistics, Hehui Optoelectronics, Electric Wind Power JD Logistics is listed in Hong Kong, and another listed company is added to the JD department On May 28, 2021, JD Logistics officially listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange under the stock code of “02618.HK”. It is the second listed company incubated by JD Group. JD Health has been listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange before this. The issue price of JD Logistics is HK$40.36 per share per share, and it plans to issue 60,160,800 shares, with a market value of approximately RMB 202.294 billion. On the day of issuance, the closing price was HK$41.7, and the net proceeds from the IPO were approximately HK$24.113 billion. JD Logistics is a technology-driven supply chain solution and logistics service provider under JD. It was born out of JD Group’s self-built logistics. In 2012, it officially registered a logistics company. In 2017, JD Logistics Group was established. On February 16, 2021, JD Logistics submitted a prospectus on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and officially launched the IPO. Three months later, JD Logistics officially launched a global public offering of shares. JD Logistics’ IPO has attracted attention from many parties. On May 20, JD Logistics’ IPO subscription ended ahead of schedule. JD Logistics was subscribed by more than 1 million people, oversubscribed by more than 700 times, and frozen funds exceeded 550 billion Hong Kong dollars. According to data from the JD Logistics prospectus, in 2018, 2019 and 2020, JD Logistics’ revenues were 37.9 billion yuan, 49.8 billion yuan, and 73.4 billion yuan, respectively. Among them, there was a year-on-year increase of 31.6% in 2019 and a year-on-year increase of 47.2% in 2020, almost compared to 2018. Doubled. In the first quarter of 2021, JD Logistics’ revenue reached 22.4 billion, a year-on-year increase of 64.1%, and continued to maintain rapid growth. At the same time, JD Logistics already has profitability. According to previously disclosed public data, after excluding changes in fair value such as equity incentives that do not affect the company’s value, JD Logistics has a profit of more than 1.7 billion in 2020. Source: Private Equity Pass 2021.6 www.pedata.cn Display panel manufacturer Hehui Optoelectronics goes public, with an issue market value of RMB 35.529 billion On May 28, 2021, Hehui Optoelectronics “688538.SH” was listed on the Science and Technology Innovation Board of the Shanghai Stock Exchange with an issue price of 2.65 yuan per share. It plans to issue 2.681 billion shares, with a total financing amount of 7.106 billion yuan and a market value of 35.529 billion yuan. . The closing price on the day of listing was 4.2 yuan, with a turnover of 6.441 billion yuan. The controlling shareholder of Hehui Optoelectronics is Lianhe Investment. Before this issuance, Union Investment held a total of 8.05 billion shares of the company, accounting for 75.12% of the company’s total share capital. The actual controller of the company is the Shanghai State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, which holds 100% equity of Lianhe Investment. Hehui Optoelectronics is a well-known AMOLED semiconductor display panel manufacturer in China, focusing on the R&D, production and sales of small and medium-sized AMOLED semiconductor display panels. According to the prospectus, Hehui Optoelectronics has focused on small and medium-sized AMOLED since its establishment. It is the first domestic manufacturer to achieve mass production of AMOLED semiconductor display panels in the industry, breaking the foreign monopoly. At present, Hehui Optoelectronics has two production lines of the 4.5th generation and the 6th generation, both of which can produce rigid and flexible AMOLED panels. Among them, the production capacity of the 4.5th generation AMOLED production line is 15K/month, the planned production capacity of the 6th generation AMOLED production line is 30K/month, and the mass production capacity is 15K/month, and the 15K/month production capacity is expected to be mass-produced in the second quarter of this year. However, although Hehui Optoelectronics believes that the future growth rate of flexible AMOLED is better than that of rigid AMOLED, it is also known that the flexible display scene has not yet appeared on a large scale, so it is still mainly based on rigid AMOLED. Hehui Optoelectronics’ rigid AMOLED panel mass production capacity ranks first in China and second in the world, while the revenue of flexible products in 2020 is only 71,500 yuan. Source: Private Equity Pass 2021.6 www.pedata.cn “The first share of state-owned assets split” electric wind power successfully listed on the Science and Technology Innovation Board of the Shanghai Stock Exchange On May 19, 2021, Shanghai Electric Wind Power Group Co., Ltd. “688660.SH” was listed on the Science and Technology Innovation Board of the Shanghai Stock Exchange, with an issue price of 29.01 yuan per share, 533 million shares issued, and a market value of 7.253 billion yuan. According to the announcement, about 2.901 billion yuan of raised funds will be invested in “new product and technology development projects”, “Shanghai Electric Wind Power Group Shandong Haiyang Test Base Project”, “post-market capability improvement project” and other projects, and Reasonably arrange capital investment. Electric Wind Power was established in 2006 and is a holding subsidiary of Shanghai Electric Group Co., Ltd. As the first state-owned company to split a listed stock, in June last year, Electric Wind Power submitted a listing application to the China Securities Regulatory Commission. After nearly a year, it successfully listed on the Science and Technology Innovation Board. At present, the company’s products cover a full range of wind turbines from 1.25MW to 8MW, basically achieving full power coverage. In addition, the company firmly grasps the major development trends of industry refinement, customization, and large megawatts, and conducts active product development and layout in the onshore 4.X series, 5.X series and the offshore 5.X series and 8.0MW series. . In addition to the overall design technology of wind turbines, the company also has the core technology research and development capabilities of wind turbines represented by blade technology and control technology, and has formed technical research and development capabilities and advantages in key components and key technologies

Market power of Chinese companies Beijing takes on tech companies

Status: 23.06.2021 12:18 p.m.

Numerous large and valuable tech companies have emerged in China in recent years. The government did its best to promote the rise. In the meantime, however, the feel-good phase is over.

By Steffen Wurzel, ARD-Studio Shanghai A small coffee shop in Shanghai’s Jing’an business district. The shop is popular, a take-away coffee costs the equivalent of two euros, a bargain for this location. The fact that shopkeeper Wu Jialing is still worth it is because he can sell a lot of coffee within a short period of time. Customers pay by smartphone. You simply scan the QR code that is hanging next to the coffee machine. “Paying by app is incredibly fast,” says the shop owner. Serving the cash register, looking for change, washing your hands after contacting the cash register and cash – all of this is eliminated. Correspondingly more sales are possible.

Revolutionized dealing with money

The payment apps Alipay and WeChat-Pay have revolutionized the way money is handled in China within a few years. Instead of struggling with the mostly old-fashioned, complicated and sluggish state banks, most Chinese people now fully rely on the smartphone apps of the domestic fintech companies Ant and Tencent to handle their everyday financial transactions.

It is no longer just about cashless payments. The Alipay app can now also be used to take care of investments, insurance and old-age provision. That too weakens the role of the state banks. “In the area of ​​finance, China has developed from a very backward place to a global pioneer in terms of fintech,” explains Martin Chorzempa of the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington. Not only in the financial technology sector have new, powerful large corporations emerged in the country in recent years. There was also a start-up boom in other tech areas, financed partly by state and partly private venture capital.

Government rethinking corporate relationships

Whether online shopping, social media or delivery services: For years, companies such as Alibaba, Bytedance and Meituan have been able to rely on political and sometimes financial support from the government. But in the past few months the climate has changed, says Duncan Clark, head of the management consultancy BDA in the Chinese capital Beijing. “It seems that the government in China is rethinking its relationship with the big tech companies.”

Obviously, some of the big tech companies have grown too big too quickly for the communist leadership – and above all too powerful. The fact that cartel and supervisory authorities are taking action against the market power of large corporations such as Google, Amazon or Facebook is also true in Europe and the USA. But: “What makes the matter special in China are the outstanding position of the Communist Party and the tensions that exist again and again in China: Tensions between the large state corporations supervised by the CP on the one hand and the private sector on the other.” explains Clark.

Ant IPO stopped

These tensions became apparent in China over the past year. In several cases, the state and party leadership slowed down the emerging private companies. Ant, the parent company of the payment and financial services app Alipay, wanted to go public last November, for example. It would have been the largest IPO in world economic history. With him, the Chinese fintech company Ant would have collected around 30 billion euros. But two days before the equity debut in Hong Kong and Shanghai, the government surprisingly stopped the IPO. Ant does not meet certain regulations, it was announced. Further details: none. But in the following weeks it became clear that the cancellation of the Ant IPO probably came from the very top. China’s state and party leadership was apparently bothered by statements by Ant boss Ma Yun, alias Jack Ma, who said in a speech in Shanghai shortly before the planned IPO: “As far as the financial sector is concerned, we are still beginners in China. We do have Big banks – they are like big rivers. But what we mainly need are small lakes, ponds, streams and smaller rivers. ”

Open criticism crosses a red line

China’s financial system, previously dominated by large state banks, harbors risks, Ma criticized. That is unhealthy. A statement that many experts would endorse, but from the point of view of the communist leadership, the previously ubiquitous model manager had crossed a red line with his open criticism of the state banks.

The IPO of his fintech company Ant burst. Ma himself had to withdraw to a large extent from the public.

Several company directors resigned

“At first it was thought that this was all about Jack Ma because he was so open about himself, and about his company Ant,” says management consultant Clark, who has also written a book about the rise of Jack Ma. “But since then we have seen much more extensive crackdown by the authorities against large tech companies in China.”

Other prominent startup founders and tech billionaires resigned. For example, Zhang Yiming, the head of the TikTok parent company Bytedance, and Huang Zheng, who ran the emerging Chinese online shopping group Pinduoduo. The reasons for the resignations are unclear, but most industry observers believe government pressure played a role. “The Communist Party is profiting enormously from the consumption boom that all these tech companies have triggered in China,” Clark analyzes. “But this is not a one-way street. We see a certain double dependency between the CP and the tech companies: Both somehow need each other, but in the end the party says: ‘You need us more.'” It is becoming increasingly clear that China’s leadership is no longer allowing private tech companies to get away with as much as it has before. They too must submit to the Communist Party’s claim to leadership. Criticism will not be tolerated, however subtle it may be.

Lost 25 billion euros in one post

This was recently also experienced at the delivery service group Meituan, against which the antitrust authorities are investigating. Meituan boss Wang Xing posted a historical satirical text that is more than 1000 years old in early May. This text is about criticism of a former Chinese emperor. Some understood the post of the company boss and multi-billionaire as a hidden criticism of today’s rulers. The Meituan boss deleted the posted text, but Meituan’s stock market price plummeted by almost 15 percent, and the company lost around 25 billion euros in value in one fell swoop. The fact that Xing then donated around ten percent of his personal fortune, around 1.8 billion euros, to a charity is understood as an attempt at penance. “Many company bosses in China are currently examining how they can get rid of outstanding titles or even parts of their assets,” reports management consultant Clark. “It’s about behaving as inconspicuously as possible, no longer being the tallest tree in the forest. Because it is the first to be felled.”

Fight against cryptocurrencies China closes data centers

As of: 06/22/2021 8:26 am

Virtual means of payment like Bitcoin are a thorn in the side of the Chinese government. That is why it is vehemently against it: Now data centers have been switched off in several parts of the country.

From Steffen Wurzel, ARD studio Shanghai

The Chinese government continues to vehemently oppose everything that has to do with Bitcoin. Banks and financial service providers were again asked not to offer any more services that have to do with crypto payment methods. One wants to preserve the stability and the security of the financial market and protect the assets and property of the population, said the state central bank of China.

China had banned trading in crypto-currency such as Bitcoin as early as 2017, as the first large country in the world. The so-called mining, however, i.e. the electronic generation of Bitcoins and Co with huge computer networks, was still tolerated by the Chinese authorities. The government has only been systematically taking action against decentralized and digital means of payment for around six weeks. Huge data centers were shut down in several parts of the country. Most recently, around two thirds of all new Bitcoins worldwide were generated with computers in China. This share will now decrease rapidly and significantly, say analysts.

Concept of bitcoin contradicts politics

Monetary and currency policy are centrally controlled in China. The central bank is directly under the communist leadership. The Chinese currency, renminbi or yuan, is not freely convertible. The decentralized and open concept of Bitcoin contradicts this policy and is therefore rejected by the Chinese government. At the same time, the government is working on its own digital currency, which, however, has almost nothing to do with Bitcoin.

The stricter action taken by the Chinese authorities against crypto-currency has helped Bitcoin to lose around half of its value in the past two months. The Bitcoin price is still a good three times as high as a year ago

As everyone knows, there is an imperial city with Chinese architecture in Vietnam. According to legend, this imperial city was modeled after the Forbidden City of China. Being in this imperial city is like being in the Forbidden City of Beijing.

This imperial city is located in Hue province in central Vietnam. It was built in 1802 and has a history of 219 years. The capital of the Nguyen Dynasty at that time was set here and it was the center of the country. The imperial city built after imitating the Forbidden City has been listed as a World Heritage Site, and Chinese characters can be seen everywhere in the scenic area.

The existing large-scale building complex in Vietnam is called the “low version” of the Forbidden City, and Chinese characters can be seen everywhere. The appearance of buildings such as the Hue Imperial City in Vietnam is not unexpected, and its roots can be traced back to ancient times. Thousands of years ago, Vietnam was only a county in China. After the Nguyen people established the Nguyen Dynasty, they attached themselves to China and became a dependent country of China.

The long-term affiliation has made the native Vietnamese culture influenced by China, and has developed belief and admiration for Chinese culture. The Chinese characters in the imperial city are enough to illustrate this point.

The imperial city of Hue is second to none in Vietnam’s ancient architecture. Its majestic structure, exquisite carvings, and long history add a sense of weight to the imperial city. Although the artistic presentation and charm are not as good as the Forbidden City of China, its importance is enough to be listed as a World Heritage Site.

From the outside of the imperial city, the entire building structure is almost the same as the Forbidden City. It is even suspected that this is a low-profile version of the Forbidden City of China. The square outer wall envelops the imperial city, and mottled marks can be seen everywhere. After years of wind and rain, the moat is overgrown with weeds and vines grow wildly, but the river is still crystal clear. Four city gates are embedded in the damaged wall. The main gate is the Meridian Gate. Only the emperor with high authority can enter through this gate. The other three gates are side gates. When Wumen entered, the eyes suddenly opened up, the red walls and yellow tiles set against each other, as if there was an invisible force pulling the line of sight, even though the wall was heavily filthy, it still couldn’t hide the light it exudes. There are not only square doors, but also arched doors. Ancient Vietnam, which was deeply influenced by Confucianism, was also very particular about the structure of the city gates. Confucianism pays attention to the harmony of the mean, the ethics is orderly, there is a garden in the square, and there is a square in the garden. The city gate has not only regular square gates but also round arches, which also confirms the ideology of Confucianism. Looking up, the overhanging eaves and the golden dragon carvings on the roof are vivid. On each overhanging eaves, there is a dragon curled up and crawling, looking at each other, as if guarding the imperial city. The body, hair, and tail fin of each dragon look like they are inlaid with colorful gemstones in the distance. The dragon is a symbol of China’s power, nobility, and honor. Dragons in the imperial city can be seen everywhere and built with a lot of money. It is not difficult to find that the infiltration of Chinese culture into Vietnam has been integrated into the national blood. Going deeper, you will find dragons everywhere. The door made of four stone pillars is full of dragons. The scene of the two dragons playing with beads on the roof of the main hall in front is extremely meticulous, and the craftsmanship is greatly admired. The imperial city and the Forbidden City of China not only have the same architectural structure, but also the palace inside. There are not only the place where the emperor and concubines live, but also the office of the emperor. The Palace of Qinzheng is the office place, and the Hall of Yangxin is the place where the emperor lives. The prince’s bedroom was called the Guangming Hall, Kuntai Hall, and Yanshou Palace was the residence of the Empress Dowager. In addition, the palace of the concubine is not explained one by one. Turning to the outside of a certain palace, there is an incense burner placed in the center, and three thin corners drag the arc-shaped incense burner. It is not like the small incense burner in the temple that can be held by hand. This incense burner is so big that two people can carry it. Do not move. The promenade in the imperial city attracts the most attention of tourists. A long corridor is red, with red pillars and golden carvings. Not only is the magnificent magnificent and the fineness is astounding, such a perfect artistic presentation can’t help but make people fascinated. Stayed for a long time, looking for traces of ancient people walking thousands of years ago. From a distance, there are several palaces with yellow walls. There are hollow carved windows in the walls and wooden pillars inside. They don’t look like imperial cities, but the appearance of temples. There is not only the imperial garden in the Forbidden City of China, but also in the imperial city of Hue. Walking along the cobblestone path towards the imperial garden, the imperial garden is right in front of you. Unlike what I imagined, there are no flowers in the imperial garden. It can be said to be a piece of grass. Perhaps thousands of years ago, the flowers were clustered and full of vitality, but now it is dilapidated and weeds grow wildly. Looking around the entire imperial city, there is not only a dragon but also another mascot, the Kylin, Golden Dragon and Kylin both represent good luck in China . The small details in the imperial city can show the mutual penetration of Chinese and Vietnamese cultures. Although many palaces remain intact in the imperial city, some of them are damaged. Even because of the war, only ruined walls were left, and they are now being gradually constructed. In the strong contrast with the magnificent palace, this ruined wall can’t help but make people sigh. The long time makes the past glory indifferent in history. This is also understandable. Looking at the ancient buildings in the long river of history, fortunately, they can be completely preserved in the withering and falling after the years have settled for the world to admire, and further explore their intrinsic value and significance. What has not been preserved, or only fragments are left, can only rely on literal memory to imagine the evidence of its existence. After the rain, the imperial city appeared empty and quiet, and every part of the imperial city was full of tourists. The heavy emptiness of the imperial city replaced the laughter of tourists, and the strong sense of history directly hits the depths of the tourists’ souls through these buildings. The collision of historical buildings and souls has injected a trace of fresh blood into this imperial city, instead of being dull and empty. In order to give visitors a first-hand experience of the past scenes of the imperial city, at the same time of the day, local actors will dress up in Nguyen Dynasty costumes for performances, which makes visitors feel like they are in the Nguyen Palace 200 years ago. . As if the undamaged Hue Imperial City is right in front of you, the red walls and golden tiles of the imperial city at that time were shining, the moat water was crystal clear, the palaces were elegant and comfortable, the imperial garden was full of flowers, the vegetation was prosperous, the pebbles were smooth and shiny, everything They are all very different from now. Although today’s imperial city is not as perfect as imagined, history has given it a sense of vicissitudes and unique flavor. The entrance fee to the Hue Imperial City is relatively high among all the attractions in Vietnam. Many tourists flock to it because it resembles the Forbidden City of China. Are you willing to spend a little money to experience the Hue Imperial Palace hundreds of years ago?

According to Bloomberg on Wednesday ( 6 month twenty three Japan) The latest report that the Bank of Thailand announced that the country’s interest rates will remain at 0.5% Unchanged, and lowered the GDP Growth expectations, 2021 Year GDP Growth expected by 3% Down to 1.8% , 2022 Year GDP Growth expectations are determined by 4.7% Down to 3.9% . In addition, the Bank of Thailand is not optimistic about the prospects of the country’s tourism industry. 2021 The year’s forecast for visitors to Thailand is determined by 300 10,000 person-times dropped 70 Million person-times.

Why did the Bank of Thailand lower the country’s economic growth expectations? That’s because Thailand’s tourism industry has always been the country’s main economic pillar, but since the outbreak of the epidemic in 2020, Thailand’s tourism industry has been severely hit.

According to data from the Thailand Tourism Association, 2019 Thailand’s tourism industry created huge revenues for the country in 2.2 Trillion baht (equivalent to RMB approximately 4840 Billion), accounting for the country GDP Total value 20% , There are as many tourists visiting Thailand 3960 Wanzhi 3980 Million person-times.According to data from the Tourism Authority of Thailand, 2020 In 2015, the total number of tourists visiting Thailand was only 670 10,000 passengers, shrinking year-on-year 83.2% , The total revenue from tourism is 3320 100 million baht (equivalent to RMB approximately 730 100 million yuan), a sharp drop year-on-year 84.9% .

For Thailand’s tourism industry, the large number of Chinese tourists has always been the biggest business opportunity. Most of Thailand’s local scenic spot ticket consumption and duty-free shop consumption are from Chinese tourists. According to data from the Tourism Authority of Thailand, 2020 The number of foreign tourists in Thailand’s tourism industry in 2015 was Chinese tourists, with a total of nearly 125 10,000 passengers, but this number has dropped nearly 800 Million. In order to restore the decline of the tourism industry as soon as possible, Thailand has accelerated the promotion of vaccination, and the country’s tourism bureau also issued health and safety certification marks to 300 tourism companies in Phuket. On June 17 this year, Thai Prime Minister Prayut stated that the country will reopen in the next 120 days and allow tourists who have been vaccinated against the new crown to visit Thailand. He believes that this is the fastest way to bring the country’s tourism industry back to life. method. Text | Zhang Jianlin Questions | Zeng Yitu | Lu Wenxiangshen | Lu Shuoyi

For Guan Qu, many people started to know him from “Youth With You”, but the healing system’s Yan has great energy, is explosive on stage, and has countless fans. In private, he is also very versatile. He can play and sing besides singing and dancing, and he is also a master of creation.
After a fierce competition in “Youth Have You”, Guan Li successfully made his debut and joined the UNINE group. After that, he was also active in the public view and on the screen. He danced vigorously on the stage and transformed into a reality show “In Love with Kindergarten”. The sunny and warm big brother showed an optimistic and lovely side when interacting with the children.

In the “Supernova Games”, he persevered for his goals. Although he did not achieve good results in the first session, he was not discouraged. In the second year, he fought back and practiced archery hard. In the end, he won the gold medal and won the archery “big devil”. title. This attitude of facing up to difficulties does not lose the Chinese style and fighting spirit. Regarding the Chinese style, Guan Qu has actually appeared in his own works. The style of ancient costumes in the TV series “Begonia Flowers Blooming in Smoke” starring in the drama makes people eye-catching. In private, Guan Qu is a boy who is willing to share and interact with fans, and he keeps recording his own in the crew. The ancient costume style is gentle and elegant, full of books, but the modern costume style brings a strong contrast, especially the outfit on the tube oak stage, which can be salty, sweet, cool and warm. Looking at Guan Qu’s outfits, it can be seen that he is familiar with all kinds of suits and can wear completely different styles. Xi is equipped with a tie and embellishment of various accessories, which makes him exude a reckless and sultry light on the stage. Wearing a white suit will instantly become a prince charming, warm and moist, giving people an infinite sense of freshness and youth. The outfits of Guan Qu have their own style, but they are not too monotonous. Most of them have appeared in suits, and the matching of different colors and textures is very harmonious and unified. The blue suit adds a refreshing texture, and the short checkered jacket is paired with white trousers to create perfect proportions. His styling always adds some details to the basic colors to embellish it, such as interesting patterns, exquisite accessories, collisions of materials, etc., so that the styling maintains a calm and decent look without losing a sense of youth. Private Guan Qu also loves academic style, wearing a white knitted sweater with frame glasses, to satisfy all the fantasies about the hero in the idol script. This time, Sister SO also invited Guan Li to the “Chinese Style” interview room. I want to know what preparations this fashionable little brother has to do when he goes out? What would he do if he didn’t make his debut? Come to Kang Kang for his answer! This time Guan Qu performed three different Chinese styles. He also recorded this shooting in the form of nine square grids. Can the Guan Qu that challenge sunburn makeup? LOOK1: Go boy The theme of this “Chinese Style” revolves around the game of Go, a smart game that originated in China and spread to other countries in the world. It contains the rich connotation of Chinese culture and is a manifestation of Chinese culture and civilization. Since ancient times, heroes have been born as teenagers, especially in the world of Go. Guan Li turned into a Go boy this time, allowing traditional Chinese elements to violently collide with modern fashion, dancing with the chess pieces, and freezing the graceful moment. The coffee-colored short-sleeved shirt is equipped with a blue striped shirt to maintain the classic and elegant high-end colors of China, as well as wide-leg jeans with Chinese patterns, so that the modern style is perfectly combined with the classic tones and patterns. An ink-and-wash ribbon serves as the finishing touch, making the whole more agile and energetic. Coffee color shirt, printed jeans: SHIATZY CHEN Striped shirt: CLUB MONACO LOOK2: Chinese retro Regardless of that era, there are different cultures and styles, especially in modern history, the Chinese style has also been constantly changing with the changes of the times. Especially in the style of the 90s, the first thing that people think of is the red color and its rising power. It can be easily controlled for different styles of tube oak. It can be an old-fashioned man, or he can also be upright. A white suit with a red shirt gives people a healthy and positive energy. Whether it is solemn and solemn or witty and playful, Guan Qu can deal with the camera freely and produce the film in minutes. White suit: YANAG Red shirt: SHIATZY CHEN Khaki trousers: ACNE STUDIOS Necklace: GIRLWEARINGPEARLS LOOK3: Freehand landscape Mountain rocks have been an essential element in Chinese freehand paintings since ancient times. Guan Qu is placed in the charming mountains and rocks, wearing a modern blue suit, which contrasts with the background, allowing the classic and popular to blend perfectly. The white shirt with soft texture inside and the bow tie decoration with ribbons give the overall shape a sense of ritual without losing interest. The light red sunburn makeup also reveals the poetry of the “drunkard”, intoxicated in the mountains and rivers, full of infinite poetry. Blue suit: Bronze Lucia White shirt: private clothes of stylist White shoes: HOGAN Sohu Fashion Interview with Guan Qu Sohu Fashion: Today’s three sets of LOOK, which one is on your aesthetic? Quercus tuber: In fact, from my personal point of view, I might like all three sets, but my favorite is today’s last set of blue. Maybe I would prefer more colorful colors. Sohu Fashion: Because today’s shooting theme is Chinese style, how do you understand Chinese style? What is the most representative of “Chinese style” in your mind? Quercus tuber: The first thing I think about Chinese style is in the clothing. If it’s like shooting, I think I will add some elements that represent China, like today’s Go, and then some landscapes, ink paintings, and some embroidery. In fact, these are what we have more. Things with Chinese characteristics. Sohu Fashion: How much time does it take to dress up, and which step is the most time consuming? Quercus tuber: Let’s go out to see the situation. Generally, there are two situations. One is when going out to do errands, that is, when you are going to meet important people and talk about work, you may dress up carefully. If you usually go out for nothing, it is very casual. Sohu Fashion: Do you often struggle with which clothes to wear in front of the closet? How to choose when it is too late to go out? Quercus tuber: Yes, for example, like the next day, such as going to the airport for work, going to another city, and then that night will be entangled with what to wear tomorrow, and sometimes it will be really tangled for a long time. If there is nothing wrong, then just go out, just go out with the same clothes yesterday. Sohu Fashion: What is the biggest feeling of recording “Fall in Kindergarten”? Do you have a yearning for a life with a baby? Quercus tuber: The biggest feeling is that it is fun to play with children, which will make you a lot younger, and then you will be full of childlike innocence like them, and feel that you have become very innocent during that time. I think living with a baby is to let all aspects of myself mature first, I think it is not within my scope of consideration now. Sohu Fashion: What role do you want to play if you act? Quercus tuber: I might want to act in an act. If I act in an act, I think it’s a little bit. It may start with the character that fits your own character first, and then slowly challenge some new characters. Sohu Fashion: How can I adjust my mentality when I am under stress? What are the ways to decompress. Quercus tuber: When you’re stressed, you might go to a hot pot or watch a movie on your own, or go archery, just use other things to divert your energy. Sohu Fashion: If you didn’t make your debut, how would you plan your life at this age? Quercus tuber: If I am not in this business, I should be an entrepreneur, haha, it is possible. It is also possible that I am now a music teacher, and then it is also possible that I am now a business person, such as opening a hot pot restaurant or something. Because I am quite interested in what to wear, maybe I go to open a clothing store and start a lot of side businesses. I believe I am also a successful person. Sohu Fashion: What is the most frequently ordered song when going to KTV? Quercus tuber: Maybe I would order some more lively songs. Generally, when I go to KTV, I don’t feel that I will sing there seriously. I may choose some special lively and weird songs to sing. END Director system / Fan Yijun Editor/Li Xin Styling/ Li Xin, Li Jianing Photography/ Nie Yunhui Artist Coordinator / Wendy Video/ Yang Shaojie Makeup/ Meng Ting Clothing Assistant/Crystal

[“I am a little master of food safety” popular science knowledge contest]
In order to implement the 2021 National Food Safety Publicity Week with the theme of “Advocating Frugality and Belief, Protecting Chinese Food in the Sun”, popularize food safety knowledge and raise the people’s food safety awareness in the district, Tong’an on the afternoon of June 6, 2021 The District Market Supervision and Administration Bureau organized a “I am a food safety expert” knowledge contest aimed at parent-child families.
Through the pre-collection, a total of 30 groups of parent-child families signed up and participated. The competition set up two schedules of “Who competes” and “One battle to the end”, respectively, using the form of wheel battle and rushing contest. During the competition, the young players and their parents cooperated tacitly. , Calm, clear thinking, quick response, showing a high knowledge reserve and rapid response ability.
The family teams in each group are equally matched, and the winners and losers are determined after two sets of overtime. The fierce competition temporarily pushed the atmosphere to a climax. After exciting competitions, ten groups of parent-child families including Yang Linrui, Ye Jinghuai and Zeng Zichen won the honorary title of “2021 Tongan District Food Safety Master”.

The successful holding of the competition not only widely promoted food safety-related knowledge, but also aroused public attention to food safety and nutrition, but also tested everyone’s observation, accumulation and understanding of food safety in daily life. [“Food Safety Science Popularization Knowledge Answers” Online H5 Answering Interactive Activity] As one of the series of activities of Tongan District Food Safety Publicity Week in 2021, the “Food Safety Science Popularization Knowledge Competition” activity received active participation and support from the people of the whole district during the period from June 8 to June 10. Answer H5 interactive activities are based on statistics on the number of visitors, the number of participants, the number of sharing, etc., and the total number of people covered by the promotion reaches 100,000+. Food safety is related to everyone’s health. The interactive H5 activity of “Food Safety Science Popularization Knowledge Answers” effectively mobilized people in Tong’an District to care, support and participate in food safety work, popularize scientific knowledge of food safety, and promote the public to establish healthy eating concepts. [2021 Tongan District Food Safety Week Publicity Launch Ceremony] The launching ceremony of 2021 Tongan District Food Safety Publicity Week was successfully held at 15:00 pm on June 10, 2021 (Thursday) at Tongxin Road Pedestrian Street. At the site of the event, various units in the area conducted food safety publicity and consultation activities, and food safety in Tongan District. Activities such as the display of work results, the “I am a little master” award ceremony, and the pledge of corporate representatives’ anti-waste initiative have created an urban food safety atmosphere of “thrifty and trustworthy, and Chinese food under the sun” in Tong’an District. First look back at the wonderful video moments of the launching ceremony District Food Safety Office Director, District Market Supervision Administration Director Sun Tianyi, District Food Safety Office Executive Deputy Director, District Market Supervision Administration Inspection Commissioner Xu Ziyi, District Food Safety Committee member units in charge of leaders, business representatives, volunteer representatives, food chiefs Representatives of industry associations, representatives of food delivery platforms, and I am a representative of a small food safety expert’s family, etc., attended the event. Xu Ziyi, the inspector of the Market Supervision Administration of Tongan District, said, “This year’s Food Safety Week publicity activities are more diverse and rich in content. From farmland to table, from food safety to nutrition and health, from rule of law publicity to popular science education, it has basically taken shape. Full chain, full coverage.” 1. On-site popular science activities are rich and colorful “When buying food, remember to look at the ingredient list, food additives, production date, shelf life…” “Fresh day lily, wild puffer fish, and germinated potatoes are all poisonous animals and plants and cannot be eaten…” At the event site, the staff explained with a case , Distribute brochures and other methods to popularize food safety knowledge to citizens and advocate the concept of healthy living. As soon as the citizen Chen Yuhong received the brochure, he read it together with his children: “We are dealing with food every day. Such activities are entertaining and rewarding! 2. Implement the “four strictest” to ensure the safety of the people’s tongue At the launching ceremony of the event, the Food Safety Office of Tong’an District led the District Catering Association, representatives of the food industry, and representatives of the food delivery platform to sign the “abandon waste and protect safety” food safety and anti-waste initiative commitment letter. In the future, these industry representatives will become propagandists and practitioners of food safety work, and help Tongan Food Safety work by advocating diligence and scientific consumption, guiding civilized and rational consumption, transforming business service methods, and developing environmentally friendly intensive operations. 3. The big hand in hand, the food and the safe walk together Yang Linrui, Ye Jinghuai, Zeng Zichen and other family representatives of “I am a food safety expert” showed their lives at the event. Gao Linghui, deputy director of the district government office, Sun Tianyi, director of the district food safety office (director of the marketing bureau), and executive deputy of the district food safety office Director (Inspector of the Market Bureau) Xu Ziyi and other leaders awarded them the honorary certificate of “I am a Food Safety Master”. “‘I am a food safety expert’ knowledge contest is one of the activities to carry out the promotion of food safety week, and it is also one of the innovative forms of this activity. It effectively spreads the positive energy of food safety. We will continue to expand the promotion of popular science knowledge Scope, let the seeds of food safety bloom everywhere.” said Li Wenzhong, deputy director of the Market Supervision Administration of Tongan District. The relevant person in charge of the Market Supervision and Administration Bureau of Tong’an District said that the publicity activities are only a starting point for the food safety work of Tong’an District. Next, the district will closely integrate the “I do practical things for the masses” practical activities, continue to do a good job in food safety law enforcement, and make every effort to protect the citizens’ “safety on the tip of the tongue”, and “create a national food safety demonstration city for our city.” “Contribute more strength. [Offline research activities of “I am a little master of food safety” popular science experiment camp] In order to mobilize the whole society to care, support and participate in food safety work, and to improve the food safety awareness and self-prevention ability of the citizens and students, on the morning of June 20, the Market Supervision and Administration Bureau of the Market District of Tongan District organized ten groups “I am Xiaoda Food Safety “Human” parent-child families walked into the Hebo Fresh Farming Cultivation Base to conduct food safety science popularization experiments to explore dietary safety. Through the interactive form of experience and visits, we will promote food safety-related knowledge to the “Food Safety Masters”, so that the students will become participants, promoters and sharers in the field of food safety, promote the traditional virtues of diligence and thrift, and create good food Safe and co-governance atmosphere. At the site of the study activity, the instructor led the students to visit the super plant factory, and carried out such projects as vegetable pesticide residue detection experience, vegetable picking, butterfly ecological garden visit and butterfly DIY experience. Through field experience visits, professional explanations, and pesticide residue experiments And other methods, let the trainees earnestly understand the food safety knowledge and explore the fun. “Food safety experts” have said that they were deeply impressed by this event. They not only learned the correct food safety concepts and common sense, but also brought home food safety knowledge and benefited a lot. Food safety is an important matter of people’s livelihood. Since the start of the creation of a national food safety demonstration city, Tong’an District has conscientiously implemented the “four most stringent (the most stringent standards, the most stringent supervision, the most severe punishment, and the most serious accountability)” requirements, and vigorously implemented food safety Strategy to continuously improve the level of food safety governance. In the city’s assessment of district food safety work, Tongan ranked first in the city for four consecutive years. Not long ago, at the National Food Safety Work Advanced Group and Advanced Individual Commendation Video and Telephone Conference held by the Food Safety Commission of the State Council, the Market Supervision Administration of Tong’an District was awarded the “National Food Safety Work Advanced Group”. During the food safety week publicity activities, the Tong’an District Market Supervision Department also cooperated with the District Party Committee Propaganda Department, District Procuratorate, District Education Bureau, District Agriculture and Rural Bureau, and town (street) governments (offices) and other members of the Food Safety Committee to carry out Food safety production enterprise training and publicity meetings, food safety party building brand promotion to the high mountains, and food safety promotion into communities and campuses, etc., are dedicated to guarding “safety on the tip of the tongue” and enhancing the happiness and security of Tong’an residents

The European Space Agency congratulates the China National Space Administration on the successful launch of the Shenzhou 12 manned spacecraft, which is used in the text. The term taikonaut has been officially included in the Oxford Dictionary. On June 18th, at the launching ceremony of the online themed publicity and interactive guidance activity of “Write Youth Huazhang on the Motherland” held by Peking University, the “Space Hero” Yang Liwei, who had just arrived from the launch site, said: “Everyone still remember that the international astronaut was called astronaut, but we succeeded in creating a new term. We called the Chinese astronaut taikonaut.” “The word taikonaut was included in the Oxford English Dictionary in 1998.” Ma Haolan, director of the English editorial office of the Commercial Press, told The Paper that at that time, the development of Chinese aviation technology, foreign scientific magazines and some media had already adopted it when reporting. The word “taikonaut”. However, they have not yet verified whether the word was originally created by the Chinese or by foreigners from Pinyin when they reported on China’s spaceflight. Ma Haolan introduced that “taikonaut” is a word composed of “pinyin + English ending”. The first half of “taikon” comes from the Chinese pinyin of “space”, and the second half of ending “naut” can represent “astronauts” in English. People, “In my understanding,’taikon’ is equivalent to a title, because it comes from the Chinese pinyin, so it specifically refers to the identity of Chinese astronauts. It has a national symbol and distinction, and’naut’ represents professional identity. , Put it together to form the word.” In fact, as the only three independent manned space nations, the US, Russian and Chinese astronauts all have specific English names. The name of astronauts in the United States or other countries is generally “astronauts”, and Russian (or Soviet) astronauts are called “cosmonauts”, which is derived from the word “universe” in Russian. Ma Haolan said, “taikonaut” is a typical “intervention word”. In English, there are many intervention words of this kind. “For example, tofu (tofu), jiaozi (dumpling), etc., are all intervention words.” But she also admitted that words like “taikonaut” are not entirely pinyin, but “pinyin+English” combined words are rare in English. “At present, I can only think of this one.” “This reflects the development of our country’s space technology. At first, only the United States had a vocabulary specifically referring to its own astronauts, followed by Russia, and then China. This shows that China’s technology has developed to this level and its national strength has reached this level. China has This type of technology is unique to this country, and English will use a word to reflect it.” Ma Haolan said that language is the embodiment of real life. In Western societies that use English, it is generally recognized that the three countries of China, the United States and Russia The powerful space and aerospace technology simply created three words specifically referring to the astronauts of these three countries, so that the expression is clear and concise, and can be read without any other signs. “This word also reflects the importance of this country. Respect.” The staff of the “English-Chinese Dictionary” compilation office said that “taikonaut” is a way of “combining Chinese and Western” words. “The appearance of this word shows that our country’s aerospace development is getting better and better, and it has become a major aerospace country. The English-speaking world believed that there should be a special word to refer to Chinese astronauts, so they added Chinese elements to English and created the word taikonaut.” Ma Haolan said that “taikonaut” is already a commonly used word in the English-speaking world and has a high degree of recognition. But this term is not very popular among Chinese people who learn English. The reason is that on the one hand, the application range of “taikonaut” is not wide, on the other hand, “taikonaut” has not yet entered the field of vision of textbook writers. In elementary and middle school textbooks, the term “astronaut” is still used when referring to space-related content. This phenomenon is also reflected in other Chinese intervention words, such as “dumpling”. Nowadays, “dumpling” is commonly used in English textbooks for elementary and middle schools in China. However, this word means food with “noodles wrapped in stuffing” and cannot be used exclusively. Refers to Chinese dumplings, so “jiaozi” is now mostly used in the English-speaking world. “I think with the development of China’s space technology and the enhancement of national power, these words that reflect China’s unique social culture and history and borrowed from the past in Chinese should also be taken seriously in English teaching. We very much hope that these words will be regarded as formal Put these words in English teaching. As a Chinese, you should know these words in particular.” Ma Haolan said.

A scene from the farmer group’s video. (Photo cut from clip) A “fashion show” with “models” who are Chinese farmers wearing clothes made from vegetables and agricultural products is becoming an exciting story for Chinese netizens. In the footage shot in Chenxi County, Hunan Province, four women wearing costumes and accessories made from agricultural products perform a catwalk on a dirt road, with music and rural settings. The video begins with a woman holding a large horn loudspeaker and proclaiming: “Let’s welcome our village flowers on a dazzling stage.” After that, the group of women walked confidently towards the camera, wearing skirts made of vegetables, accessories such as guavas, loofahs and eggplants. They seem to have learned some catwalk tricks, like making cool facial expressions, not looking directly at the camera, and slightly nodding their heads when approaching the camera. The 1-minute show is the way these women came up with a way to attract buyers of agricultural products. Group of women performing homemade costumes. (Photo cut from clip) The video was filmed by a woman surnamed Xu and posted on the account Douyin, an application similar to TikTok. “The first person is my mother-in-law. I go third. We are all one family,” Xu said in the introduction to the video. “We make skirts out of vegetables and hats using what we find in the surrounding garden,” says Xu. The woman said she hopes the video “can make her life better”. “Our organic vegetables are not being sold very well. So I thought to use my Douyin account to promote agricultural products,” Xu said. On Douyin, many people praised this group of women as cute and commented that the world famous fashion events sometimes have to compete with them. Xu is one of thousands of Chinese farmers who already know how to use social media. Over the years, rural life-themed clips have become popular on online platforms. Li Ziqi became one of the most popular stars on Chinese social media thanks to his videos about the rural lifestyle.

This habit has caused many Chinese tourists to look for Starbucks on the streets when they think of coffee when they arrive in France. But for Starbucks, the French seem to be very disdainful, but this disdain has been changed after being filled with Starbucks on the streets and alleys of France.

Unknowingly, the French began to accept Starbucks, but this does not mean that the traditional cafes in French alleys have been left out. The French love to drink traditional small cups of espresso coffee. This kind of coffee is called the most “original” coffee. After this kind of coffee was introduced to China, it began to diversify, such as adding milk froth to the coffee. Sprinkle some ground peanuts, and in a traditional French cafe, if you have such a requirement for the waiter, then you may become a different kind of existence.

However, as Starbucks began to popularize France, more and more young people began to accept different coffee flavors and drinks, so you see French people drinking coffee at Starbucks, most of them are young people, middle-aged French people still love black coffee. , I think that the existence of Starbucks is not suitable for buying coffee or drinking coffee.

Based on this situation, it is related to the French perception of coffee.

When do we think of going to Starbucks?

When Starbucks first entered China, it was loved by urban white-collar workers. At that time, they talked about cooperation, dating, friendship, and if they didn’t agree, they would go to Starbucks. Later, with the expansion of Starbucks, Starbucks began to become popular, and its taste gradually approached KFC. In short, going to Starbucks in China is just to kill time. Ordering a cup of coffee is accompanied by flirting. Without a single dog to play King of Glory, one afternoon has passed.

When it comes to French people and coffee, it’s better to talk about French cultural habits.

In history, the coffee shop was a place for French artists and senior intellectuals to share and communicate. Because of the elegant and quiet environment, many inspirations were born in a cup of coffee. So for the French, the cafe means history, art, and a quiet space, while for the Chinese, Starbucks means a place to socialize.

In 1686, the 331-year-old Procopet Café was also visited by the famous thinkers Voltaire and Rousseau.

In addition to being a kind of culture, the old cafe is also the history of France

The Procopet Café has been in business since 1686. The celebrities who have visited during the three hundred years include Voltaire Rousseau and popular celebrities. For the French, the Procopet cafe is not only a “national brand”, but also the foundation that the French are proud of. This kind of foundation is not something that a domestic literary town can make.

If you travel to France, in addition to Gothic architecture, Bufan walks along the alleys to find historic cafes, there is always surprise waiting for you.

But everything is quietly changing

At Starbucks on the streets of Paris, France, a cup of espresso is about 2 Euros (approximately RMB 15-16). The price/performance ratio is also the reason why many young French people like Starbucks. Perhaps in accordance with this trend, in the near future, the old cafes on the streets of France may one day become historical relics. The picture at that time may be that tourists are holding Starbucks coffee in their hands and visiting the old cafes.

“Listen, a red boat sails from the South Lake, carrying the hope of the Chinese nation; you see, the single spark ignites the flames of a prairie prairie fire and illuminates the difficult China…”

On the evening of June 15, the “Power of Belief”-the Sichuan-Chongqing “Reading Star” recitation event celebrating the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China kicked off at the Sichuan Institute of Media and Communication. After various selections, the 10 reciting combination contestants from Sichuan and Chongqing who entered the finals recited the red classics with the theme of “The Power of Faith”. More than 100 public library curators and contestants from Sichuan and Chongqing gathered together to recite a century of party history by voice.

It is understood that the event was sponsored by the Propaganda Department of the Sichuan Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Propaganda Department of the Chongqing Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Sichuan Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism, and the Chongqing Culture and Tourism Development Commission, and undertaken by the Sichuan Provincial Library, the Chongqing Library and the Chengdu Library. The activities are divided into individual competitions and collective combination competitions, using voice to tell the story of the times and recite the chapters of the time.

Touching tears to read the story of the party history affectionately

On that evening, the event featured four chapters: “Rong years”, “Years are like songs”, “Yes are rich years”, and “Yes are as solid as rocks”, leading the audience to reminisce about the prosperous years in the centuries-old party history.

10 groups of contestants from Sichuan and Chongqing stepped onto the stage to interpret the inspiring stories of the times and the power of China with affectionate recitations. The “Red Boat in South Lake”, a collaboration between the Zigong City Library of Sichuan Province and the Library of Da’an District, brings people’s thoughts back to a red boat in Nanhu Lake, Jiaxing, Zhejiang 100 years ago; “The Backbone of China” selected by the Jiangbei District Library in Chongqing tells about it Deng Jiaxian developed the story of “Two Bombs and One Star”. The love was deep, and the two contestants choked for a while. The “Three-line Construction” jointly developed by the Sichuan Provincial Library and the Sichuan Film and Television Institute expressed affectionately about the ideal of “serving the country by industry” in the last century. People, with passionate youth, wrote the industrial legends belonging to China.

Through the impassioned recitations of songs, from the revolutionary fire of a little star to the pioneer of spreading fire, the road to spread Marxism-Leninism was opened up to the construction of a powerful socialist country. The contestants performed sincerely and won. The audience applauded bursts of applause.

Conveying emotions with voice into Chongqing Reading Master Competitive

Three generations of old, middle-aged and young players from the Sichuan-Chongqing area competed on the same stage, each showing their style. Four people including Qin Xuan from Chongqing University recited the work “Hello Xiaoping” and won the gold award that night. The four young contestants learned extensively about the elegance of that era from books and movies. Through this chanting, this young team with “post-00s” as the mainstay felt like traveling back to the song years and feeling the power of faith.

Finally, the participating leaders presented awards to outstanding organizational units and winners. 60 libraries including Qingyang District Library, Ziliujing District Library, Jiangyou City Library, Chaotian District Library and Shehong City Library won the Excellent Organization Award. “Jinggang Spark”, “Two Cities Hand in Hand”, “Long March Spirit”, “Three-line Construction” and “Contribution to Poverty Alleviation” won the bronze award; “Chinese Backbone”, “South Lake Red Boat” and “The Power of Faith” won the silver award; “Hello Xiaoping” “Anthem of Anti-epidemic” won the gold medal.

Expert review representatives commented that this is not only a recitation competition, but also a stage for mutual learning. The contestants have a loud voice, appropriate speech speed, and full of emotions. Their reading has a strong appeal, creates a good reading effect, can express the feelings of reading proficiently, has a stage style and expressiveness, “This is a national reading activity , It is a vivid party history education activity”.

It is understood that the “Power of Belief”-celebrating the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China, the Sichuan-Chongqing “Reading Star” recitation activity has received positive responses from 135 public libraries in Sichuan and Chongqing since it was launched in March this year. There have been 10 More than 10,000 reading enthusiasts participated in online and offline activities. The relevant person in charge of the Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism introduced, “In celebrating the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China, we promoted the construction of the Chengdu-Chongqing dual-city economic circle and enriched the cultural connotation of the Bashu Cultural Tourism Corridor by building a cultural brand of’Chengyudi·Bashu Love’. It also promotes the construction of a modern public cultural service system in Sichuan and Chongqing.”

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According to data from the Prospective Industry Research Institute, from the perspective of the proportion of sports brands at home and abroad, from 2010 to 2019, among the top 20 brands in terms of market share, the penetration rate of foreign brands is on the rise, while the penetration rate of domestic brands is on the decline. However, outstanding local brands represented by Li Ning, Anta, and Xtep are accelerating their rise.

SKECHERS China, South Korea and Southeast Asia CEO Chen Weili said in an interview with Sohu Business School “Achieving 100 People” that international brands have two advantages. The first is that the market is open to the whole world, and the supply chain is stronger. Second, product sales are more stable, with sales channels reaching more than 100 countries.

“but The advantage of domestic brands is to understand China, this advantage is very powerful . To this day, I don’t think I understand China. “Chen Weili said frankly.

In his opinion, the founders of Anta and Li Ning were both born in China, and he has only been in China for more than a decade. Although I am also working hard to understand China, the depth is still not enough. Therefore, multinational companies must use Chinese thinking to manage their companies.

Talking about the future, Chen Weili said, After the epidemic, all industries must be shuffled, Because consumer preferences have changed. But the reshuffle of the sports industry is not too obvious . However, some brands will have operational and inventory pressure, which is also an opportunity for brands, and they have the opportunity to occupy more market shares.

He said that under the epidemic, All brands are looking for new outlets and growth points, which are helpful to the improvement of the entire industry. Only by continuing to abide by laws and regulations operating in China, strengthening corporate governance, and being a brand that respects China and that Chinese consumers love, can there be more lasting development.

The world’s major media outlets are simultaneously reporting on the elephants’ more than 500km journey from their habitat in the southwestern mountains of Yunnan to the outskirts of Kunming city. The elephants were filmed on the outskirts of Kunming city. Photo: AP. Rising star Over the past few days, elephants have become famous on China’s Weibo social network. Pictures of sleeping elephants attracted 25,000 posts and 200 million views on the evening of June 7. On Twitter and YouTube, users share cute videos of the elephants, especially the image of two young in the herd slipping into an irrigation ditch and needing the help of two adult elephants. AP . “We should be like these elephants, more family-oriented, take families on vacation, help, care for and protect each other,” said a YouTube comment by the account MrDeterministicchaos. The elephants were monitored via street security cameras as well as dozens of aerial recording drones. The elephants’ journey went unnoticed until May 24, when they entered Ngashan County, Yunnan Province, and caused a stir in the densely populated district. Elephants enter people’s houses, eat corn and other crops. One baby elephant even got drunk after entering the winery. The elephants have scoured some houses and fields. Photo: AP. Herds of elephants scour many farms for food and water. The elephants also went into a car dealership, even “visiting” a nursing home. They poked their trunks in through the window, causing a man to hide under the bed to avoid scaring the elephants. To date, the elephant herd has not caused any damage to people or livestock. However, crop damage is said to be more than $1 million. When they left their home in the mountains of southwestern Yunnan province, the herd numbered 16. However, authorities said the two children had returned. During the migration, a mother elephant gave birth to a young. The elephant herd now consists of 6 males and 3 adult females, 3 young individuals and 3 newborns. It is not clear why the elephants roam The reason the elephants travel such long distances is still a mystery. However, the elephants seem to be particularly attracted to maize, fruit and tropical crops. Some say that the herd of elephants is lost from the leader of the herd. According to Nilanga Jayasinghe, director of the Asian animal conservation program at the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), Asian elephants are attached to their habitat. Elephants only leave when there are major disturbances, loss of resources, or a sharp increase in the number of individuals. “In this case, we really don’t know why they left their range. But we do know their habitat has been severely damaged by agriculture, which converts forests into arable land. in that area for the past few decades,” Ms. Jayasinghe said. The WWF expert said that it is likely that the elephants are looking for a new habitat, now they are lost and just keep moving. The reason why the elephants moved away from their original range is still a mystery. Photo: AP. Chinese authorities have actively taken action to avoid negative interactions, but they must soon determine “what to do next, as well as avoid creating conflicts between elephants and people”, Ms. Jayasinghe said. Elephants are one of the most heavily protected species in China, which has helped the country’s elephant population continue to grow steadily despite the continuous shrinking of its natural habitat. Chinese authorities ask people to exercise maximum restraint when encountering elephants. At the place where the elephants pass, people are asked to stay indoors, not to stare at the elephant, not to use fire or any other measures to scare the elephant away. To date, authorities have adopted a variety of passive measures to keep the elephants away from urban areas, such as parking trucks and construction equipment in roadblocks, as well as using food to lure the elephants. By June 8, the elephants were on the outskirts of Kunming city. One of the adult males is separating himself from the herd, which creates both excitement and concern for those who want to continue monitoring the herd. In a statement on June 7, the command center monitoring the elephants said the elephants appeared to be resting. Chinese authorities have mobilized 410 rapid response personnel, police, many motor vehicles, and 14 drones to monitor the elephant herd. People living in the area near where the elephants passed have been evacuated. Temporary traffic control measures have been implemented. Authorities also prepared 2 tons of food for the elephants. One of the goals now is “to keep quiet to create conditions to lead the elephants to migrate west and south,” the command center said. The Asian elephant is the largest land animal in Eurasia. The number of Asian elephant species living in the wild is generally declining, currently only about 50,000 individuals. Habitat destruction, illegal hunting, and anthropogenic impact are the biggest threats to elephant survival. Herd of elephants ‘march’ in the city in China A herd of elephants travels from a tropical forest in Yunnan province (China) into downtown Kunming. They went into a car store and broke into people’s houses to eat 200 kg of corn.

Recently, Chinese young people, specifically the generation born after 2000, are trending towards creating goblin ears. Many young people even went online to praise the surgery that was more successful than expected to help themselves become younger and more beautiful. Shaping “goblin ears” is becoming a new aesthetic trend in China. (Photo: SCMP) “It is amazing. I didn’t have to change anything on my face, and my friends said I looked like a completely different person when I finished the surgery. My face looks smaller and more agile,” wrote one Chinese netizen. “I want surgery too”, “It was worth it” and “Unbelievable” were comments in favor of the “goblin ear” plastic surgery. Not only women, but even men in China are flocking to hospitals for “goblin ear” surgery. A large-scale cosmetic center in Shanghai, Mylike Medical Cosmetic, said that they have received a large number of appointments for “goblin ear” surgery. “This procedure is completely safe and common. Every day, we have a long line of customers waiting for their turn to do surgery,” sales officer Linlin of Mylike Medical Cosmetic told the South China Morning Post (SCMP). Dr. Yu Wenlin at Gaoshang Aesthetic Center in Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, said that he performs six cosmetic ear surgeries for clients every day. “I only see young people born after 2000 as the main subjects who want to create a ‘goblin ear’ shape. Early last year, I created elf ears for a celebrity and it quickly became a trend. More and more people are coming to me for surgery,” Yu said. In this type of surgery, the doctor will create the shape by injecting or extending the earlobes so that the earlobes are clearly tilted to the sides and have a clear sharpness. According to Dr. Yu, the main wish of the client when doing “goblin ear” plastic surgery is to make the face look smaller and younger. Dr. Yu added that some people go for “goblin ear” surgery because when viewed from the front, their normal ears seem to disappear, making the overall face look bigger, or there are people because the ears are too big. so small they can’t tuck their hair behind their ears. However, Dr. Wang Jiangyun at the 3rd People’s Hospital in Zhengzhou city in Henan province warned that ear surgery could leave clients with infections, complications or even abnormal ears. symmetrical with the face. The plastic surgery market in China has grown rapidly from 64.8 billion yuan ($10.1 billion) in 2015 to nearly 177 billion yuan ($27.7 billion) in 2019. This number makes China the country with the fastest growing plastic surgery industry in the world. The annual growth rate of the cosmetic industry in China is 28.7% compared with the global average of 8.2%, according to data released by Deloitte Consulting in January.

Catching the trend, advertisements promoting this “fashion” of surgery spread throughout Chinese social networks. “It’s magic. I haven’t changed anything on my face but my friends say I look different. My face is smaller and I look smarter.” a person shared on the Xiaohongshu website. “Oh, I want to be too”, “unbelievable”, “definitely worth the money” , others commented. Many young people, both men and women, are flocking to hospitals to learn about this new type of surgery. Many people believe that “goblin ears” will help the face slimmer, even younger. (Photo: SCMP) At Mylike Medical Cosmetic – a famous surgical service provider in Shanghai, the demand for “goblin ear” surgery is so great that customers have to queue to get surgery. “It’s very safe and common. Our clients have to line up for surgery every day,” Lin Lin – owner of Mylike Medical Cosmetic said. Yu Wenlin, a doctor specializing in ear reconstruction at the Gaoshang Medical Aesthetic Center in Guangzhou, said that there were days when he performed up to six “goblin ear” surgeries. “Many young people, mainly 2K generation friends, want to have ‘goblin ear’ surgery after I helped an internet celebrity do it in early 2020.” Yu said. There are two common methods of goblin ear surgery. One is to add artificial cartilage or cartilage from other parts of the body to be implanted in the posterior ear area. Yu often uses this approach. The second is an injection of hyaluronic acid. However, Wang Jiangyun, a plastic surgeon at 3 People’s Hospital in Zhengzhou, Henan province, warned that goblin ear surgery carries risks of infection, allergies, blood clots, and skin necrosis. using hyaluronic acid. “I dare say that after this fever of love ears, there will be an “army” of beauticians asking to get their original ears back. As time goes by, you will find that these fads become ugly . So I advise people to consider this,” Wang said. Yu, a surgeon in Guangzhou, is surprised that goblin ears have become so popular. However, Yu also believes that this fever will soon pass. Yu said he would refuse cases requiring goblin ear surgery because the surgery is “one-way, no-return”. “As doctors, we need to look at the patient’s condition in the long run. There are young people who ask for it impulsively.” , Yu said. According to a January report, China’s plastic surgery market grew from about 64.8 billion yuan in 2015 to nearly 177 billion yuan in 2019, leading the world’s growth in plastic surgery. The industry’s annual growth rate is 28.7%, much higher than the global growth rate of 8.2%.

Maomao is no ordinary cat because he can make money with his talent as a model at car shows in China. Like other professional models, before going on the catwalk, Maomao is also carefully made-up, wearing gorgeous and eye-catching costumes. During the shift, which lasts about two hours, Maomao can sit still in the car or lie motionless on the bonnet. Customers can freely interact with Maomao to pose for photos, record videos and even livestream. Mr. Zheng Zhi, Maomao’s owner who works in the field of car advertising, said Maomao started working as a car advertising model half a year ago. “Dogs and cats can completely become car advertising models to attract visitors. Usually, female models are hired to attract male clients. This is not fair to women. What will they have to see other than cars at the shows? Therefore, I think Maomao can be the solution for female customers. Maomao has become famous and received a lot of positive feedback,” said Mr. Zheng. Before entering the modeling business, Mr. Zheng trained Maomao in a number of skills. In addition, Maomao is very friendly by nature and has never bitten or scratched people, so he can get along with customers visiting auto shows. Mr. Zheng also plans to help people who follow his personal page turn the dogs and cats into advertising models, thereby bringing an income to the owners and joy for the animals themselves.

Taken in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province in May 2021. With regard to Hanfu, what people discuss most nowadays is whether it looks good or not and whether it is actually not practical. First of all, let’s talk about whether it looks good or not. Personally, I think it’s pretty good. I have been to all parts of the country, and I have also seen various forms of Hanfu. Generally speaking, they are quite beautiful and gorgeous. As for practicality, there is indeed no convenience from modern clothing. However, it is not for you to wear Hanfu every day. It is quite necessary to wear it on important festivals. In fact, many ethnic groups in the world have kept their traditional costumes. For example, our neighbors Japan and South Korea, the Chinese culture that their ancients have learned, can be well preserved. Why can’t our orthodox Han people inherit it? Of course, in the past few years, both collectives and individuals have begun to actively promote Hanfu, so that people wearing Hanfu walking on the street will not be treated like monsters in the earlier years. The Xiangshan Film and Television City scenic spot located in Xinqiao Town, Xiangshan County, Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province, spares no effort in promoting traditional Chinese culture and Hanfu. No, during May 1st this year, the scenic spot also organized a large-scale Guzheng performance. A team of more than 200 people composed mainly of children played the most beautiful notes with traditional Chinese musical instruments. It attracted the attention of many tourists and was also aroused on the Internet. The heated discussion has allowed countless people to appreciate the beauty of Chinese traditional culture. Although many children are now learning Western musical instruments, traditional Chinese musical instruments such as Guzheng are also favored by parents. A guzheng, put on a Hanfu, flicked and buckled, that calm and relaxed look, really gives people a sense of immortality. At least I like this feeling, what do you think? In each event, the Xiangshan Film and Television City scenic spot will launch a large-scale parade, and its theme is mostly based on Han costumes. For example, this year’s float parade restored the magnificent royal outing scene in ancient China. Especially the princess dressed in Hanfu, that was the focus of the whole team. There were many tourists watching everywhere in the team. Both men and women were attracted by the luxurious costumes and beautiful appearance, and they took out their mobile phones to take pictures. In addition, the scenic area also has a preferential ticket policy for tourists wearing Hanfu, so you can often see tourists wearing Hanfu in the scenic area. In fact, Xiangshan Film and Television City has a city that spans five thousand years of China. When you walk in it in Hanfu, there is no sense of disobedience. It even feels like you have traveled to ancient times. It is more enjoyable when you play. During the May 1st holiday this year, this kid was the one who left the deepest impression on me in the scenic spot. He is about five to six years old, dressed in a well-fitting Hanfu, with a bamboo basket on his back, and looks like an ancient person. The only regret is that he wore a pair of modern shoes. It is estimated that because of his age, his parents were afraid that he would occasionally wrestle with ancient shoes. To say that this costume, one stop in the scenic spot of tens of thousands of people, is definitely the most beautiful boy in the crowd, and it is the focus wherever he goes. The adults gave it a thumbs up, and the children cast envy eyes when they saw it. In fact, I should like the boy’s parents even more. If he can dress up his children with traditional Chinese costumes with such care, he is definitely a faithful inheritor of Chinese culture. I also hope that more parents can let their children inherit the traditional culture.

This leading European and American machine tool is the world’s first 3D printed CNC machine tool that integrates casting, forging and milling, developed by Huazhong University of Science and Technology. The head of the research and development team is Professor Zhang Haiou, who has obtained a number of international patent certificates. The United States and Japan, which have always left me in the field of machine tools, have also given a super high evaluation. International authoritative magazines have even declared that my country’s first arc volume combined with forging and milling synchronization technology is significantly different from the widely used distribution technology in the world. This technology can obtain engine parts that far exceed the performance of forgings. Having said so many technical terms, everyone may still be in the cloud to the subversive nature of this technology. Let’s break it down. In the traditional technical process, the three steps of casting, forging and milling are completed separately. Not only is the process complicated, but at the same time It requires multiple large machines to cooperate, and the deviation of any one side will affect the final result. The most important thing is that this technology will extend the entire cycle time. However, with the technology of Professor Zhang Haiou, casting, forging, milling and grinding can all be achieved. Completed in one machine, from metal materials to finished forgings, there is no longer a complicated process, resulting in a cycle time that can be shortened by about 50%. This technology is also known as metal 3D printing technology. However, it is not the first discovery in our country. It has been extensively studied before. However, there are many shortcomings in conventional technology. First, the unforged metal is seriously not up to the standard in terms of fatigue resistance, and secondly, the final product performance is poor and loose. Stomas and other phenomena are also common. Finally, the use of a large number of laser electron beams as a heat source greatly increases the cost. Therefore, this technology has always been in the model stage, and even considered by many manufacturing engineers to be just a fancy. The degree of embarrassment is self-evident. It was not until Professor Zhang Haiou made a breakthrough in research and development that this world problem was overcome. As for whether the technology is good or bad, it depends on the actual application. Not long after the technology came out, large-scale international companies involved in the application of the technology, such as General Motors and Airbus in Europe, came to China one after another. The purpose is very straightforward. To negotiate cooperation, Airbus executives even bluntly stated that as long as cooperation is obtained, it will be a subversive breakthrough for Airbus manufacturing, which can help it continue to maintain its absolute position in the aviation manufacturing field, but they are all rejected! In addition to foreign customers, there are also domestic industrial giants that are sought after by them, such as the well-known companies such as China Aviation Development and China Shipbuilding. In addition to a wide range of application scenarios, this technology can also help my country break through some foreign stuck neck areas, the most important being the aviation development level. Previously, the only way for some key components was to import. However, with the blessing of this technology, we ourselves It can be printed independently, such as the high-temperature alloy receivers on large aircraft engines, ship propellers, and aircraft landing gears with high-strength characteristics. The key is to achieve mass production. The many application scenarios involve various fields of people’s livelihood and military industry, so I won’t give you an example one by one here. However, at the beginning of the successful development, domestic and foreign countries were not optimistic about this. They believed that the technology could only be applied to small parts. As for large parts, it was difficult. But then my country used this technology to perfectly print 2 meters in length and 260 kg in weight. Metal forgings have successfully beaten a crowd of bad actors. Today, the maximum size that can be printed by this technology has risen to 4 meters, and there will be no limit in the future. As the leader of this technology, Professor Zhang Haiou and his wife were also hailed as Mrs. Curie by the students of Huazhong University of Science and Technology. During the decades of research and development, faced with a lot of ridicule and doubt, the two did not shrink from this, in order to devote themselves to it. At work, simply taking the school as your home is a manifestation of the indomitable spirit of the older generation of Chinese scientific researchers. For ordinary people, it is difficult to understand the degree of difficulty of this technology. It takes not only time but also the mental pressure after repeated failures. However, at present, very few people understand this technology or Professor Zhang Haiou behind the technology. Hope This video can resonate with everyone. What we need is not a public knowledge of the supremacy of individualism, nor a glamorous star in front of the camera, but a national hero like Zhang Haiou and his wife who will face up to difficulties regardless of personal gains and losses. If you think I’ve spoken well, remember to follow me!

In addition, scientists have also been looking for more efficient ways to degrade plastics, hoping to deal with the generated plastic waste faster. Another very important method to treat plastic pollution is bioremediation. Bioremediation refers to the use of natural organisms to remove or neutralize pollutants. Among them, the most environmentally friendly and most promising method for plastic pollution control is the use of microbial degradation methods. Microbial degradation of plastics refers to the chemical reaction process that catalyzes the cracking of polymer bonds into monomers through some unique enzymes in microorganisms, which is a chemical reaction process that accelerates the degradation of plastics. Since plastics usually take a long time to degrade, the enzymatic catalysis can greatly reduce the time that plastics stay in nature and reduce the damage of plastics to the ecological environment. And just recently, a team from the Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences found a flora in the ocean that can effectively degrade two common plastics: PET (polyethylene terephthalate) and PE (Polyethylene) plastic. The research team also published this scientific achievement in the recent publication of JOURNAL OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. The results of this research are of great significance for the treatment of plastic waste. Because PET and PE plastics account for 46.5% of all plastic waste in the world, it can be said that finding a way to treat PET and PE plastics will find a way to treat nearly half of plastic pollution. PET plastic is one of the very common plastics. We can not only find it in beverage bottles, but also often see it in electrical products, automotive products, and daily life. PE (polyethylene) plastic is one of the five major synthetic resins. It is also the variety with the largest production capacity and the largest import volume among synthetic resins in China. It is often used to manufacture films, coatings and other products. What’s more troublesome is that both PET and PE compounds have many properties that are difficult to biodegrade, such as long hydrocarbon chains, high molecular weight, high tensile strength, low air permeability, and durability against physical and chemical degradation. For the degradation of PET plastic, scientists have previously discovered that cutinase, lipase, and esterase can effectively catalyze the degradation process of PET plastic. However, in current scientific research, there are relatively few discoveries about the degradation of PE plastics. Although people have found that PE plastics have great potential for degradation by co-cultivating PE plastics with specific microorganisms in the laboratory, At present, the known degradation methods of PE plastic by a single strain or a single enzyme are too low in efficiency to meet the needs of industrial applications. Therefore, in this study, the research team of the Institute of Oceanology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences targeted the degradation of microbial communities, that is, under the synergistic effect of a combination of multiple microbial species, the degradation efficiency of plastics is likely to be greatly improved. (Source: Internet) This discovery was led by Sun Chaomin, a researcher at the Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Since 2016, this team has been analyzing and screening thousands of samples of marine plastic waste collected from the coastal waters of Qingdao. These samples contain several Hundreds of plastic wastes. After unremitting screening and analysis, they found that a marine bacterial community can effectively colonize and degrade polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and polyethylene (PE), and in an environment containing plastic waste, This bacterial community has better growth ability instead. Researchers speculate that this is because the energy required for the survival of this bacterial community is obtained by degrading PET plastic and PE plastic. Next, in order to specifically find out which bacteria in the bacterial community played a role in the degradation of PET plastic and PE plastic, the researchers quantitatively analyzed the composition and abundance of this bacterial community and found that there are Five kinds of bacteria have a stronger survival advantage in the culture medium of plastic waste. Then, through bacterial culture scientific researchers successfully obtained pure culture strains of the above five types of bacteria, and further investigation found that three of them have significantly stronger plastic degradation ability. In order to further study how these three strains can work together to exert a synergistic effect and how to most effectively degrade plastics, researchers will compound the three strains in different proportions and conduct a comparative analysis. In the end, this scientific research team successfully established a stable marine bacterial community that can effectively degrade PET and PE plastics. Researchers also continue to use liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry to prove the effective degradation of the established flora for the degradation of PET plastic and PE plastic. This research not only found the microbial populations that can degrade nearly half of the plastic waste in the world, but also gave important suggestions for the industrialization of plastic waste biodegradation from a biological and mechanical point of view, which is a path for the biodegradation of plastic waste. Important milestones. -End-

first. Emperor Le Nhiet Ba when taking on the role of the girl with pollen allergy in the movie Arrogance And Prejudice shocked the audience with a swollen, completely deformed face. 2. Do you realize? Yang Mi in Conscience beauty ? The actress looks like a different person when playing a female assassin who has to hide her beautiful appearance behind thick makeup. 3. The role of Thien Son Dong Lao in the movie Thien Long Bat Bo of the Happy Letters has “haunted” the small screen for a long time by the image of an old woman in the form of a child like this. 4. In the movie Shaolin Football Team , Trieu Vy accepted the disguise to turn himself into a “crocodile king” 3 times. From pimples full of face to country clothes, even shaved head. 5. Lam Tam Nhu also has an ugly incarnation segment in Conscience beauty . However, although the makeup team worked hard, the beauty of the beautiful Lam family did not seem to be affected much. 6. A beauty who is not afraid to make herself ugly anymore is Luu Dao. Thanks to this recklessness, Liu Tao left a deep impression with the role of A Chau in Thien Long Bat Bo . 7. Trieu Le Dinh and create a strong comedy in the movie Falling in Love: Diem Uyen Uong Waterfall when playing a girl who has to wear ugly makeup in front of her husband, making the audience cry. 8. Ni Ni also shocked the audience when she changed her image to an ugly girl who likes flashy makeup in the movie. Thien Thinh Truong Ca . 9. Do you remember Thai Trac Nghien’s Nhac My Diem image in the movie? Great Holy Crazy Love this is. These images have become a topic of discussion on social networks when she was named the ugliest female elf in the world. 10. And here is the No. 1 female comedian in Hong Kong – Ngo Quan Nhu with a character that could not be more humorous in the movie. The Great Secret of the Hyenas . Image source: Weibo

Here are five real people who suddenly became geniuses after a sudden accident and are proof of savant syndrome. People who suddenly become geniuses after a sudden accident Jason Padgett – math talent Although many people are gifted with music or the arts, Jason Padgett’s talent is in math. Jason dropped out of school in the past, worked in his father’s furniture store and often indulged in parties. At the age of 31, he became a math and physics genius overnight after being hit in the head during a petty theft. Diagnosed with savant syndrome – a brain injury that turns ordinary people into experts in math, art or music. Jason has the ability to draw fractal by hand. Jason is one of the few people in the world who can draw a fractal by hand. These images are repeated many times and can take weeks if not months to complete. After his injury, Padgett drew complex geometric shapes, but he was not properly trained to understand the equations they represented. One day a physicist discovered he was drawing drawings. in a shopping mall, and advised him to pursue math training. Since then, Padgett has taken the path of mathematics. Orlando Serrell- super memory At the age of 10, Orlando Serrell was born in 1968, from Virginia, was hit by a baseball and had to quickly end the game. “I didn’t tell my parents,” he said, “so I didn’t go to the hospital after the accident.” However, after that accident, Orlando suffered from headaches for a year. But when the pain finally subsided, Orlando realized he could recall the day of the week for any given day and never made a mistake. He can do amazing calendar calculations – from knowing how many days are between certain dates or how many times March 12 fell on a Thursday. Also, sometimes Orlando can remember every detail exactly. happened during the day like the weather that day and what he did that day. Apparently, a mild concussion gave Orlando Serrell special abilities. Daniel Tammett – math genius Daniel Tammett became obsessed with numbers after he suffered a seizure at the age of three. During his years in school, Daniel has won many awards but no one has recognized his extraordinary ability. It was not until the age of 25 that Daniel was diagnosed with high-functioning autistic savant syndrome, which allowed him to calculate with astonishing accuracy. Daniel counted the number of digits 22,514 decimal places in 5 hours and 9 minutes. Daniel also speaks 10 languages, including Icelandic, which he learned a week after a challenge for a TV show. Ben McMahon – unexpected language ability When Ben McMahon went into a coma after a car crash, his parents feared that he would never wake up. But a week later, the Australian student woke up and suddenly spoke Mandarin (a language of Chinese). Ben used to learn basic languages ​​in school and failed. “When I woke up and saw a Chinese nurse, I thought I was in China,” he said. It was like a dream. I started speaking Chinese as soon as I woke up.” Ben later also recalled English but his Chinese remained and Ben used this unexpected talent to earn a living as a Chinese-speaking tour guide in Austria and on Oh My God – a show. TV program in Chinese to help Chinese settlers in Australia. Lachlan Connors – musical prodigy Lachlan Connors, from Denver, Colorado (USA) has such a poor sense of melody that he cannot play children’s songs on the piano, much to his mother’s disappointment. However, Lachlan Connors has twice suffered serious concussions when he was involved in an accident during sports matches. As a result, Lachlan Connors suffered from seizures and hallucinations, forcing him to give up his interest in sports. But the 17-year-old young man’s injury at the time had a positive side effect. Lachlan acquired the skill of learning to play an instrument with ease. Experts believe his epileptic seizures may resemble those of composer Frederic Chopin. From someone with no musical talent, Lachlan now plays 13 instruments including piano, guitar, mandolin, ukelele and harmonica,… Derek Amato – musical ability When Derek Amato was diving into a friend’s pool in October 2006, he accidentally injured himself by hitting his head on the pool floor. Derek was later diagnosed with a severe concussion, hearing loss and headaches. Later, Derek became homeless after a failed business deal in 2002. But a few weeks later, Derek saw a piano at his friend’s house and was “pulled” to play it. Derek explained that he suddenly knew how to play when he saw the black and white squares move from left to right causing his fingers to move. Derek can now play eight instruments and has released two albums. What is savant syndrome? Savant syndrome, also known as genius syndrome, occurs when the brain reacts to trauma. According to Dr. Mara Klemich, a neuropsychologist who has studied traumatic brain injury and in the fields of neuropsychology, this syndrome refers to new skills or abilities that suddenly appear in a person. someone they didn’t have before. These new abilities occur after brain injury, stroke, or other central nervous system problems, and even dementia. Although rare, Dr. Klemich has seen two patients develop develop extraordinary skills, such as drawing and painting after an accident. In addition to these two skills, Dr Klemich said there are people who develop other intelligent skills including calculating calendar dates, math, art and music. Some people think that people with this syndrome will suddenly become brilliant at all areas. However, Dr Klemich said most cases only show specific skills in one of those areas. The exact cause of this syndrome is still unknown. (Illustration) The causes of savant syndrome are not well understood. Savant syndrome can be caused by neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism spectrum disorder or it can also be caused by brain injury. Some common causes of Savant syndrome: • Genetics: Most people with Savant syndrome are hereditary. • Trauma: Degenerative diseases or head trauma can also lead to this condition. Some experts believe that complications a baby has at birth will lead to Savant syndrome. • Hormones: The male hormone testosterone is thought to speed the development of infantile syndrome. This hormone also inhibits the production of the hormone oxytocin, a hormone that helps you adapt to society. Furthermore, it is thought that mutant neurons are also responsible for this syndrome. However, the actual cause of Savant syndrome remains unclear. Sometimes, this syndrome can be detected when the patient is young, but in other cases, the disease is discovered until adulthood.

In recent years, China’s digital economy has developed rapidly. In the “14th Five-Year Plan” at the beginning of the year, it was clearly proposed to “accelerate digital development and build a digital China” to promote the in-depth integration of digital technology and the real economy. The digital economy has become a new engine for development. Schneider Electric is not only full of confidence in the Chinese market, but also optimistic about the development prospects of China’s digital economy.

Recently, Schneider Electric Digital Industry Demonstration Park was formally established in Beijing Yizhuang Economic and Technological Development Zone, including Schneider Electric (China) Software R&D Center, Electronics Industry Science and Technology Innovation Center, a new generation of environmentally friendly gas medium pressure equipment production line, and related industry supporting facilities. Construction.among them The Schneider Electric (China) Software R&D Center settled in China. Under the background of the overall development of the digital economy, it will greatly enhance Schneider Electric’s digital innovation capabilities in the Chinese market.

Schneider Electric (China) Software R&D Center settled in Beijing

Add momentum to the development of the digital economy with “software research and development capabilities”

As China’s economy accelerates toward high-quality development, the industrial structure continues to adjust and optimize, and new growth points continue to emerge. The software industry has not only become an important driving force for the development of the digital economy, but also contains a broad market. Recent data released by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology show that from January to April 2021, China’s software industry completed software business revenue of 2571.9 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 25.0%, and the potential is evident.

Schneider Electric has always been optimistic about the prospects of the software field, and has strengthened its own software research and development capabilities on the basis of hardware research and development, and has continued to invest and deploy. As early as 2013, Schneider Electric established a dedicated digital service department in China to concentrate on new technology application research and software development, and launched the industry’s first cloud-based energy management software REM, which is now the cloud energy efficiency building The predecessor of the consultant led the trend of subsequent industry software migration to the cloud.

The Schneider Electric (China) Software R&D Center is located in Beijing Yizhuang Economic and Technological Development Zone. Together with the three R&D centers in Shanghai, Xi’an and Shenzhen, it will build an innovative R&D system integrating software and hardware, and accelerate the development of new technologies and Applications in various industries.

“From the establishment of a dedicated digital service department to lead the industry software cloud trend, to the launch of cloud-based device management software, from advocating online and offline hybrid cloud deployment methods, to leading the construction of cross-platform capabilities for industry applications, Schneider Electric has always Relying on R&D and innovation to lead the development of the industry.” said Zhang Lei, vice president of Schneider Electric, head of software R&D center, and head of digital service business China. With the support of R&D and innovation, Schneider Electric is running at high speed on the road to digitalization. In 2020, 50% of its operating income will come from digital business.

The optimization of the business structure and the successive establishment of four R&D centers in the Chinese market further demonstrate Schneider Electric’s determination to provide new momentum for the digital economy. As one of Schneider Electric’s four major global R&D bases, China will continue to export China’s innovative wisdom to the world in the future.

Innovative technology + industry insights, create value with innovation as the scene

For Schneider Electric, in addition to its EcoStruxure digital architecture and platform, AVEVA software is becoming more and more powerful and perfect, Schneider Electric is also gradually building comprehensive software capabilities in the energy management and industrial fields. With the in-depth exploration of sub-industry, it is bound to enable innovation in fields such as 5G, industrial Internet, industrial application software, energy management application software, new energy applications, etc. based on advanced technology in the industry and industry insights accumulated over the years. , And continue to introduce software products including energy management, equipment management, industrial automation and other fields. The establishment of Yizhuang China Software R&D Center this time is to provide support for better integrated scenario innovation.

Such as Schneider Electric relies on its understanding of actual application scenarios, and continues to innovate applications, and will be used in the software in a safe and reliable manner after repeated verifications. : Apply 5G technology to scenarios such as unmanned driving, unmanned tower cranes, flexible production lines, etc.; with the help of AI-enabled software products, launch “Shishi” (automatic chat robots) that can continuously accumulate knowledge bases and improve the accuracy of automatic answers; Constructing digital twins of equipment in buildings and factories can collect data in real time, model and analyze them in the cloud, and put forward targeted opinions, ultimately improving energy and resource efficiency, reducing carbon emissions, and contributing to sustainable development.

“On top of basic R&D, Schneider Electric will also increase R&D investment in scenarios and agility.” According to Xiong Yi, senior vice president of Schneider Electric and head of China’s strategy and development department, the market in the digital age is changing rapidly. Responding to customer needs faster, Schneider Electric set up an internal innovation team to open up internal links, and coordinate the R&D team with other departments more smoothly to achieve the focus on the new energy industry, data center industry, rail transit locomotive, electronics industry, OEM, etc. Quick response to industry customer needs:

For example, during the new crown epidemic, Schneider Electric provided remote operation and maintenance operations and expert consulting services for the People’s Hospital of Liyang City. In response to the needs of power supply security, active remote operation and maintenance, and energy-saving tie-in, Asset Advisor’s clairvoyance asset consultants, edge control, and interconnection products have helped the hospital reduce the risk of infection while optimizing the level of operation and maintenance during the epidemic. This is for the medical field. Digitization opens up new practices;

Zhejiang Xionglong uses ITE Fengyunhui to carry out 24-hour remote monitoring of UPS equipment on all sections of the road, which solves the challenges of highway application scenarios with multiple outlets, multiple machines, and long distances. Many equipment is located in tunnels and mountainous areas, relying on manual inspections. Digitalization The solution turns the complicated and inefficient inspection work into a part of cloud automation, completely changing the traditional inspection method, saving manpower and enhancing safety.

Persist in openness and sharing, and win the digital era with ecological partners

As a “hundred-year-old shop”, openness and sharing have been deeply embedded in Schneider Electric’s genes, and it has become its business philosophy that can lead the development of the industry for a long time. “Even if Schneider Electric invests more resources in research and development, it is impossible to do everything and cover all fields. Therefore, Schneider Electric’s more role is to empower. Everyone joins hands to make good use of these technologies. It is also the greatest value manifestation of the innovation center and R&D center.” Zhang Lei said, In the future, the China Software R&D Center will introduce more digital talents, continue to adhere to the localization strategy, and work with partners to build a digital ecosystem and share digital dividends.

For example, in the application of 5G technology, Schneider Electric has established cooperation with relevant leading companies to jointly develop digital solutions and promote the landing in various subdivisions; for example, as the speed of data transmission increases and the magnitude of the increase, information Security has often become one of the most important concerns of enterprises. Therefore, Schneider Electric and leading enterprises in the field of information security have conducted a series of research and practice. Through the openness and integration of technology and business with ecological partners, the profitability and market competitiveness of each ecological partner will eventually be strengthened.

In the era of digital economy, whether it is moving toward green smart manufacturing, green energy management, or accelerating low-carbon emission reduction with the help of digital technology, only by insisting on innovation and openness, and co-creating and sharing with ecological partners in multiple dimensions, can they coexist and coexist in competition. win. As the new software R&D center settles in the Chinese market, Schneider Electric will be committed to continuous innovation in China based on its rich technological accumulation and deep industry insights, and will launch software products in the fields of energy management, equipment management, and industrial automation. “Chinese Wisdom” was lost to the world market.

Chinese-language beauty Dich Le Nhiet Ba appeared in Tencent’s 10th birthday event – “Te Quang Thinh Dien”. The see-through dress is full of curiosity, showing off the youthful beauty of Dilraba Dil. Just before that, the Chinese-language beauty also made the online community seething with a noble velvet blue dress, highlighting her porcelain-like skin. The back of the dress is also very attractive. Duong Mich participated in the event “Thac Quang Thinh Dien” with 2 mysterious black dresses, full of curiosity and charisma. The dress showed off her sexy bust and beautiful legs. Trieu Lo Tu was also present at the event with a fresh beauty like dew. A beautiful, lovely princess. Pham Bang Bang with both innocent and feminine beauty with an off-shoulder dress showing off her chalky skin, in the event “Night of Wonderland Fairies”. Trieu Le Dinh is beautiful and clear at an event in Xi’an, China. Wei Anh Lac Ngo Can Ngon is as mysterious as a mermaid in the event of Wonderland. Giang So Photo with a floating dress showing off her shoulders the morning dew. Liu Yifei chose a beautiful blue dress during Tencent’s 10th anniversary event. Cuc Tinh Y is mysterious and proud Trinh Tieu in the event of Wonderland Fairy Night with a dress showing off her shoulders and revealing bust.

On June 9, Sina reported that the movie “Song The Charming Phi 3” aired received the love of the audience. The film reached more than 100 million views after only 18 hours, ranking 3rd on the list of hot movies after Lady of the Black Crow and Lizard, Dear Military. This achievement helped Luong Khiet have a total view of more than 10 billion, counting only online film projects. The quality score, the number of topics on hot keywords, the number of articles on the media sites of the projects she participated in were outstanding. Liang Jie is considered the current “rating queen” of Chinese web dramas. In particular, the movie series Song The Charm Phi alone has brought the beauty more than 9.8 billion views. The popularity of the work lies in the humorous script of entertainment and the good acting of Luong Khiet and Hinh Chieu Lam. Liang Jie, born in 1994, is one of China’s most popular young actors specializing in web drama and television. She is considered a rival of “Holy Maiden through the air” Trieu Lo Tu, according to QQ. The actress graduated from the Central Academy of Drama and entered the entertainment industry in 2004. Before stepping into the female lead, Luong Khiet only took on faint characters or appeared briefly in television works. . In 2017, Luong Khiet attracted millions of viewers, becoming a sought-after young face after the success of Song The Charm Phi 1. The unexpected attraction of the male and female lead couple pushed the producer to continue to release. part 2 and 3. In 2020, her work “New Great Song Kieu” set a rating record on CCTV8 with 45%, accounting for 5.53% of the market share of Chinese-language dramas. After that, the 27-year-old star received the main role in Em is my destiny, a remake of the Taiwanese hit movie – The fate I love you (Tran Kieu An, Nguyen Kinh Thien starred). The project has a total view of more than 2.4 billion, leading the list of hot movies on Tencent platform for 15 days. After 7 years in showbiz, Luong Khiet has impressive stats in his acting career. Her roles are not diverse, but still have her own audience, especially young audiences. Luong Khiet is easy to make a mark with cute acting, making viewers feel comfortable, according to QQ. Sina commented that Luong Khiet’s career is rising strongly. Currently, she is filming Phi Ho extra story, adapted from the novel Kim Dung. The female artist plays the role of Yuan Ziyi. Regarding his private life, in mid-May, Luong Khiet announced his breakup and annulment of his engagement with actor Ho Ba Giap. They confirmed their dating in 2017. On June 17, Luong Khiet had a project to turn into a brother one day, starring with Truong Tan Thanh on television.

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All procedures for vaccination must be completed, and the last shot must be completed at least 14 days before travel.

European tourists who have not been vaccinated need to have a valid nucleic acid test negative certificate within 72 hours to enter the country.

On the other hand, the Spanish government stated that tourists from Australia, New Zealand, Rwanda, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, China, Israel, the United Kingdom, Japan and other countries can enter Spain without completing vaccination or showing a negative PCR test certificate.

Tourists from countries at high risk of the epidemic, such as the United States, India, Brazil, South Africa and other countries, are not allowed to enter Spain if they have not received the new crown vaccine without necessary reasons.

The government expects that 15 million tourists will arrive this summer, accounting for 40% of the arrivals in 2019, but the number of tourists Spain will receive in 2020 will double.

With the development of science and technology, people are enjoying more and more delicious and nutritious fruits. However, many of the old fruits that grew on the street are now rare and of very high value. Today we refer to the white whip or white jade whip, called the milk plum in the South. Vermicelli is a tropical fruit, when ripe has a sweet, delicious, watery taste. The common whip is red or pink, while the white whip or white jade whip is very rare. White jade whip was originally abundant in Southeast Asia and neighboring areas, but because people did not know the uses and health benefits of the fruit, they cut it down a lot, and now there are very few. White jade whip itself has high nutritional value, the yield is also large, but due to the extremely thin skin, easy to scratch when transporting, not many people want to trade. In Thailand, white jade whip is called a “cotton fruit”, which is considered a precious and valuable fruit. When exporting to China, the value of white jade whip doubled. Thai people do not often grow white jade whip, do not focus on this tree, so white jade whip is often harvested from trees that grow in the wild. In addition, according to Thai people, they often find white jade whip near temples and shrines, so they think that white jade whip is a very spiritual tree. According to gourmets, white jade whip not only has eye-catching colors, looks very beautiful, is also delicious to eat, and has more flavor than pink whip and red whip. Not only that, white jade whip is also considered to be sweeter, more watery and softer, even the elderly and children love to eat. Seen from a distance, white jade whips grow in clusters, hanging on branches, creating the feeling of transparent jade blocks, when backlit it looks even more sparkling. In Eastern medicine, white jade whip not only has high nutritional value but also has many different healing uses. Specifically, white jade whip is rich in protein, fat and carbohydrates, has an average sweet taste, has a cooling effect, a diuretic, and has a very good cure for cough and asthma. In addition, this fruit also has the role of clearing heat, nourishing the lungs, lowering blood pressure, used in summer to quench thirst and cool down very well. If mixed with rock sugar, it is even more delicious, children love it, helps with good digestion and increases appetite. And yet, white jade whip is rich in magnesium and calcium, the synergistic effect of these two elements can calm muscles and nerves, thereby helping to relax the body and mind, reduce stress and anxiety. People are soothed nerves, fall asleep faster.

At this time, the peach season begins. On the streets, traditional markets or “web markets”, peaches are sold in abundance. However, in addition to Sa Pa peaches, smooth peaches, gold hearths, crows, … new types of strange red crows appeared in the market. According to the clues, this is a Chinese peach, the outer skin is dark red, the inside is yellow, the sweet crunchy taste is no different from the Vietnamese peach. Due to its fancy look, large fruit and beautiful code, this peach is being bought by housewives to eat, even though the retail price is up to 100,000 VND/kg. Strange peaches with dark red skins flood the Vietnamese market Chinese suckling mangoes are selling well amid the high harvest of Vietnamese mangoes As noted by the reporter of Nguoi Lao Dong Newspaper, recently, the Ho Chi Minh City market “re-exported” the motorbikes peddling mangoes, also known as ripe yellow mini mangoes, quite similar to Chinese sucking mangoes, attracting quite many buyers. This mango is sold for 25,000-30,000 VND/kg. Mr. Nguyen The Bao, Director of Suoi Lon Mango Cooperative (Dong Nai), this year, Chinese mangoes ripen early, hitting the Vietnamese mango season, so competition is fierce in both domestic and export markets. Meanwhile, domestic mangoes are in full season and cheap. An Giang low-seeded mango is 9,000-15,000 VND/kg, precious quarter mango is only 15,000 VND/kg, Vip Taiwanese mango is only 7,000 VND/kg… On the “web market” instead of selling by weight as before, Mangoes are now sold in sets of several pounds or in boxes. Japanese octopus whiskers super cheap price, full of online market Octopus whiskers are firm, sweet, crunchy, and are loved by many people. The price for each kilogram of Japanese octopus antennae, officially imported, is VND 800,000 to VND 1 million. Cheap octopus whiskers are sold widely online. However, according to Dan Tri Newspaper, recently, on the online market, many small businesses sell giant octopus antennae advertised as Japanese goods at super cheap prices, from only 90,000 VND/kg. If customers buy in bulk, the price is only 80,000 VND/kg and free shipping to your home. Many people suspect this type of octopus whiskers may be made in China, not from Japan. Tiny cabbage priced at 400,000 VND/kg causes fever Cabbage is a familiar vegetable in Vietnam, with prices ranging from 10,000-40,000 VND/kg. However, according to Dan Tri Newspaper, recently, a tiny cabbage, only about the size of a plum, is being sold for 400,000 VND/kg, making housewives crazy. This type of cabbage, whose English name is Brussels Sprouts, originates from Belgium, is grown in many countries such as Australia, France and is a high-class product with many nutritional values. Goat pearls priced at half a million are still sold out Goat jasper is the testicles of a male goat. Since ancient times, jade yang goat was “praised” as a “panacea” in the bedroom. Dishes from pearl goats are increasingly popular. Ngoc Duong goat stir-fried with lemongrass and chili (Photo: Dan Tri) Ms. Vu Nhien (longtime goat meat restaurant owner in Quang Ninh) said on Dan Tri Newspaper: Currently, each set of goat pearls costs from 300,000-500,000 VND, depending on the size. Coil price increased sharply Major domestic steel brands have simultaneously announced to increase the price of CB240 coil to over 18,000 VND/kg. This is the third increase in the price of coil in May. Only in May, steel price has increased by about 10%. Since the beginning of the year, coil prices have increased 15 times, a total increase of about 40%. The sharp increase in steel prices makes it difficult for construction contractors to implement fixed unit price contracts and will incur losses. The first fruits of the season are simultaneously discounted Although the season has just started, many fruits at the beginning of the season are retailed in the market at much cheaper prices than in previous years. If at this time last year, the first crop of crocodiles was sold for 60,000-70,000 VND/kg, this year the price suddenly cooled down, only 40,000 VND/kg. The price of young crocodiles is much cheaper than last year The price of early season fabric is also cheaper than every year. For example, at the beginning of last year’s season, the price of pink lychee was 100,000 VND/kg when it arrived in Hanoi, this year it is only 50,000 VND/kg. On the online market, there are people selling cloth for only 50,000 VND / 3 kg. In Ho Chi Minh City, the price of Hanoi plums for sale is only from 40,000-50,000 VND/kg, half the price of plums at the beginning of last year’s season. Durian has just popped up and arrived in many markets in Ho Chi Minh City for about 2 weeks now, but the price is extremely cheap, about 60,000-80,000 VND/kg (food bag). Great price melons, pumpkins for cows to eat bò Due to the impact of the Covid-19 epidemic, the output of cantaloupe was affected, causing the price to plummet. Ho Chi Minh City Law Newspaper information, in some markets in Ho Chi Minh City and on mobile vehicles, melons grown in fields and greenhouses are being sold for only 20,000-40,000 VND/kg, not equal to 50% of the selling price in recent years. Pumpkin prices also dropped dramatically. According to Dan Tri Newspaper, the price of pumpkin in Dak Lak is only about 800-1,500 VND/kg, causing many farmers to suffer. In Phu Yen, hundreds of tons of pumpkins are piled up without buyers and have to be fed to the cows. Cheap Chinese ice cream flooded the market According to ANTV, at the beginning of the hot summer, domestic Chinese ice cream sticks with cheap prices of only a few thousand dong flooded the market and on social networks. Cheap, colorful and attractive, these ice cream sticks are sought after by many people without knowing the real origin and quality. In fact, all of these products are imported into Vietnam through a small quota, so there are no documents on the source of goods as well as product quality control. Therefore, many small traders in Hanoi have to open many warehouses, in order to divide the source of goods, to bypass the eyes of the functional forces. Wholesale pork prices drop sharply, retail markets drop trickle According to Ho Chi Minh City Women Newspaper, for about a week now, in Ho Chi Minh City, the price of live pigs has decreased by about 8,000-9,000 VND/kg. The price of thin pork (wholesale/jaw) of grades 1 and 2 also fell sharply by about 12,000-15,000 VND/kg, to 85,000 VND/kg grade 1 and 78,000 VND/kg grade 2, respectively. mixed with snakehead has not much decrease, only about 5,000 VND/kg. The retail price of pork in some markets is still high, some places only decrease by about 5,000-10,000 VND/kg, some places do not decrease. Specialty chili ‘regiment’ expensive price Unlike the scene where farmers in Binh Dinh, Quang Ngai, Quang Nam, … have to sell chili at a cheap price, this occasion in Muong Te (Lai Chau), the regiment’s chili specialty has the highest price. sharp. Chili regiment towering prices. Ms. Nguyen Thi Su – a regiment chili grower in Kan Ho commune (Muong Te) – said: “Last year, the price of chili fluctuated from 150,000 to 220,000 VND/kg depending on the quantity and time, but this year the chili crop failed. so the price is higher. I buy wholesale from 5kg with the price of 220,000 VND / kg, sometimes the retail price of fresh chili is up to 280,000-300,000 VND / kg, customers still compete to buy. According to Ms. Su, the reason for the regimental chili’s name is to refer to their spiciness, which means that the whole regiment only ate one of these chili peppers because it was too spicy. In addition, this type of chili also has a unique aroma that makes anyone who eats it remember forever. Old, broken computer components are sold at high prices Recently, the component market has become much more active because many people buy computers for the purpose of mining coins, Dan Tri newspaper said. Even old, broken components are also bought and sold at relatively high prices. To mine bitcoin, players need to invest in a highly configurable machine, especially, the graphics card must be very strong. The price of graphics cards has now increased by 30% compared to before. According to the business world, if virtual currencies hit the bottom as before, the price of computer components can return to the true value. Hanh Nguyen (Synthetic)

While Vietnamese mangoes are falling dramatically, from only 10,000 VND/kg, Chinese mangoes cost up to 30,000 VND/kg and attract many buyers. At noon on May 26, beside Cho Lon bus station (District 5, Ho Chi Minh City), many people displayed a basket of mangoes sucking on the sidewalk to greet guests. Small, flat-seeded mangoes with eye-catching yellow color, priced from only 25,000-30,000 VND/kg, are introduced by small traders as Chau Doc mangoes. “Chau Doc mango is fragrant and sweet, so it is always expensive. Each person buys 2-3 kg, even more to eat gradually. This mango only has one season a year, you should take advantage of it to enjoy,” said Ms. Binh, a fruit trader. When PV asked, is this mango sucking? The seller immediately nodded: “It’s true that Chau Doc’s suckling mango is addicted to eating!”. According to Ms. Binh, she takes an average of 50 kg per day and always sells out very quickly. As observed, this mini mango has a compact size in the palm of the hand, each fruit weighs only about 100-150 grams, the seeds are very flat, the flesh is thick and sweet. From the outside, the mini yellow mango is only slightly better than a chicken egg. However, the owner of an imported fruit shop on 3/2 Street (District 10, Ho Chi Minh City) confirmed that the mini mango sold at the market is not Chau Doc mango but originated from China. “Last month, someone offered this mango, introduced from China, but I refused to accept it. As far as I know, An Giang does not have this sucking mango variety, this mini mango “- this person said. At many roads such as Vu Tung (Binh Thanh District), Dien Bien Phu (District 3), An Duong Vuong (District 5)… Mini mangoes are also labeled by small traders as sand mango, Thanh ca mango… “Buy” Try it, sweet bag is only 20,000 VND/kg, buy 3 kg for only 50,000 VND” – the man selling the table on a trolley invites guests. My (living in Thu Duc City) said that mini mangoes of Chinese origin made her somewhat apprehensive, but because the food was quite delicious, everyone in the family liked it, so she still bought it. “This type in the room has a very fragrant smell. I have been eating for many years, so every season, I buy it and use it,” said My. According to Thu Duc Wholesale Market Management Company – the largest agricultural wholesale market in Saigon, the Chinese suckling mango has arrived at the market for a few days, earlier than usual, but the quantity is not much, so the mangoes do not go in a separate container, but together with them. some other items. The sucking mango, also known as the Chinese mini mango, has an eye-catching yellow color Compared to Vietnamese mangoes that are falling in price, leading to 10,000 VND/kg, this sucker mango, even though the goods have withered, is still over 20,000-30,000 VND/kg Mini mango has small fruit from 100-150 grams / fruit, sweet taste Mango is always expensive because many customers love it Mini sucking mangoes are labeled as sand mango or Chau Doc mango by sellers for easy selling Many people eat well, so every season, they buy and enjoy

– Vietnam: with pulp, petioles are usually intact, sometimes the roots are radiating around the tubers. The tubers are small, pale yellow, uneven in size, not smooth. – China: no pulp, dark orange, bright. The size is large, smooth and the tubers are quite even. Leaves are usually trimmed or cut clean. Pink: – Vietnam: The fruit is round, flat and smooth (like a chicken egg), the stem has many black spots, no grooves. The bark is pale and bruised. Fruit size is small and irregular in color. – China: the fruit is round, flat, slightly square, with four notches. Big and uniform in size. Beautiful glossy shell, bright red-orange, deep, usually without scratches. citrus apple Grapes: – Vietnam: Phan Rang grapes are usually small, red or light purple in color, berry, firm and hard to the touch. Very fresh rolls, short bunches. Strong sour taste. – America: darker skin, elongated, sweet, crunchy, little or no seeds. – China: round, large fruit, usually stored in cold containers. The fruit is light purple in color, with an opaque white powdery layer. The intestines have many seeds, soft. Slightly sour taste. Oranges: – Vietnam: Vinh oranges are round, small, greenish-yellow in color, the peel is often melasma. – America, Australia or South Africa: orange peel color is lighter than Chinese orange, but the surface of the peel is thicker, more stretchy, rougher. The price of American oranges at the Hoc Mon wholesale market is currently 56,000 VND/kg. – China: only seasonally, from about October of the lunar calendar to the New Year. The fruit is large, the fruit is dark in color, the skin is thin, the surface of the shell is smooth, the stem is slightly pointed and the bottom is slightly gourd; sometimes accompanied by branches and leaves. Seedless. Apple: – America: American green apples have dark green skin, crunchy, sweet. American red apples often have regular corners of the fruit, so they are easy to display and create beautiful shapes; shiny leather surface. – China: Chinese green apples have a pale green skin that is almost green-white, with a bitter taste. Red apples (also known as pentagon apples) are often different in size and size, the angle difference is uneven, so when standing, it is often tilted. Fuji apples, often confused by users as Japanese apples, have a light red color, uneven on the surface, and no luster. Chinese apples are also known as sugar green apples, similar in appearance to Fuji apples, light pink in color. This is the cheapest Chinese apple. Tangerine: Vietnam: Thai mandarin is usually only a very small amount grown in Lam Dong area, easily confused with Thai mandarin, China. Particularly, Tieu tangerines have large, yellow fruits; Thin-skinned sugar tangerines are often melasma and are not easily confused with Chinese tangerines.

“Many large mining owners have contacted me to move their rigs to North America, Europe, Kazakhstan,” Edward Evenson, business development manager at mining firm Slush Pool, said on Twitter. Where does the owner of the Chinese coin farm move? According to Mr. Evenson, the large ASIC mining pools in Xinjiang are being moved to other regions in Central Asia. However, many new batches of miners from companies such as Bitmain, MicroBT are moving directly to North America. Bitcoin farm owners in China will have to find new locations to operate, after the country’s government announced a ban on mining. Photo: Bloomberg. This expert said that the coin farmers who contacted him to move out of China own a miner with a total power consumption of up to 400 MW. This is equivalent to the entire electricity consumption of all Bitcoin mining pools in Quebec, Canada. Meanwhile, Dovey Wan, founder of consulting firm Primitive Ventures, said that in addition to Pakistan and Kazakhstan, countries that are near and have policies to attract Chinese businesses, many companies can choose to move machines. dug into Africa because electricity here is very cheap. Michael Saylor, CEO of MicroStrategy, believes that major mining companies in China will gradually move to the US. “I think in the near future most of the mining capacity will be going to the US and some other parts of the world,” Saylor, a frequent crypto advocate, said in an interview with Cointelegraph. CNN . Many Chinese regions such as Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang, and Sichuan are home to large Bitcoin mining factories. Photo: Bloomberg. Before China strongly banned Bitcoin mining, mining in the country accounted for 65% of the global Bitcoin mining capacity. Immediately after the ban, BTC.TOP, which accounts for 2.5% of Bitcoin capacity, announced the cessation of operations in the Chinese territory. According to the Coin Telegraph In the past few years, the region of Quebec, Canada has also become an attractive area for coin ranchers because of cheap electricity and many hydroelectric plants. This is considered a green energy source, with less emissions than thermal power plants. “There are currently about 90 companies in this industry operating in Quebec,” said Jonathan Côté, representative of Hydro-Québec hydroelectric power company. Mr. Evenson assessed that the diversification of the location of coin farmers has taken place in the past, but China’s ban on mining will accelerate this process. China bans mining but still dominates the world coin market One of the most controversial topics of the past few years has been the dominance of mining pools in China over the rest of the world. Many cryptocurrency advocates fear this outperformance will make Bitcoin’s decentralization worthless. China’s ban on Bitcoin mining may create hope that mining capacity will be less concentrated in large Chinese companies. However, experts say that no matter where they move to operate, the mining camps still belong to the Chinese. “Whether registered and operated in another region such as the US, Kazakhstan or Africa, the truth is that the mining pools still belong to Chinese companies. This transition only makes centralized networks difficult. more monitoring,” said Mrs. Dovey Wan. Yusan Zheng, founder and director of fund management company Waterdrip Capital also believes that China’s ban on mining will make it difficult for small companies, and large companies to benefit. “To find new locations for mining camps, companies will have to spend a lot of money. Only large, experienced companies can go through this stage,” said Mr. Yusan Zheng during the meeting. chat of CoinDesk . According to many experts, even if China bans mining, the world’s largest coin farms still belong to the Chinese. Photo: Bloomberg. Centralization has always been a threat to Bitcoin in particular, and all cryptocurrencies operating on the blockchain in general. If all the newly created Bitcoins were in the control of a few large companies, the neutrality and accuracy of the blockchain would be at stake. Inner Mongolia, one of the regions with the most mining camps in China, has recently proposed multiple penalties for miners. According to the proposed bill, telecommunications, Internet, software parks, or even internet companies that mine or provide resources for mining could have their electricity cut off, withdrawn or even confiscated. license revocation. The bill also stipulates that violators will be blacklisted for their social credit scores, meaning they won’t be able to borrow money from banks or use public transportation. Previously, the Inner Mongolia government also announced a hotline for people to call and report cases of illegal mining. Coin Telegraph The ban on Bitcoin mining will bring many benefits to China. The country has both met its climate target and can boost circulation of the digital yuan as cryptocurrencies are banned from trading. Meanwhile, Chinese businesses operating coin farms abroad will still have to pay taxes.

Samsung Display’s dominance is being threatened by Chinese companies In particular, when Apple adopted OLED panels instead of LCD panels starting with the iPhone 12 series in 2020, the use of OLED panels increased sharply. Recently, Chinese display companies are entering the small and medium-sized OLED panel market, increasing the supply of low-cost panels. Omdia estimates that Apple will use the largest number of OLED panels for smartphones next year. It is expected that Apple will use 169 million OLED panels in 2021 and 190 million panels in 2022. Most likely they will use OLED panels for new products expected to launch in the second half of 2021. Meanwhile, Samsung is also expected to use 155 million OLED panels in 2021 and 168 million panels in 2022, the second largest after Apple. Although Samsung Display is expected to maintain its No. 1 position in the global smartphone OLED display market next year, its market share is expected to shrink due to competition from other manufacturers. Chinese company. In fact, according to Omdia, Samsung Display’s market share has dropped from 86% in 2019 to 78% in 2020. Omdia forecasts that its market share will drop to 77% in 2021 and 65% in next. On the other hand, the market share of Chinese companies is expected to increase from 15% in 2021 to 27% in 2022. In particular, BOE, China’s largest display manufacturer, is expected to expand the market. share from 6% in 2021 to 13% in 2022. Regarding this, Omdia said: “Chinese display companies are improving their technical skills. China will be a major threat to South Korea’s leading position in the OLED display market.” Phan Van Hoa (according to Businesskorea)

Rouge Dior Forever Liquid is the first line of Dior’s cream lipsticks that does not “transfer” (color strings) but still gives a standard, brilliant color effect. With its super pigmented formula and melt-in-your-mouth texture, it won’t fade or become smudged even when you’re wearing a thick mask. In particular, one of the advantages of Rouge Dior Forever Liquid is its thinness, which brings a comfortable feeling to “rustic” lips like no lipstick. This lipstick line also has the ability to last up to 12 hours. Rouge Dior Forever Liquid color 741 (Forever Star) and color 999 (Forever Dior) With this collection, Peter Philips, the Creative and Visual Director of Dior Makeup, created 11 outstanding lipstick shades from luxurious nude tones to intense reds. Among these shades, are two iconic Dior lipsticks reimagined in liquid form for the first time, including the legendary #999 red and the luxurious nude pink #100 Forever Nude. The flawless coverage and color of the Rouge Dior Forever Liquid collection set the tone for the unmistakable lips and temperament of any woman who owns them. Beauty Blogger from China @oroyn9o adorns her lips with Rouge Dior Forever Liquid 626 (Forever Famous) lipstick Beauty blogger @cq_bq wears a deep nude lip color 820 (Forever Unique) with a matte lip liner style. Hot Instagramer @tingting_lai uses lipstick color 458 (Forever Paris) Youtuber Michi MakesUp wears Rouge Dior Forever Liquid 200 lipstick (Forever Dream) The sisters not only fall in love with Dior’s brand new lipstick line because of its durable matte lipstick but also because of its luxurious, pretty and compact design. With a minimalist yet sophisticated angular lipstick design, it’s not surprising that Rouge Dior Forever Liquid has become a cosmetic item on the wish-list of any lipstick fanatic. This lipstick puts on a translucent shell, reflecting the true, vivid colors inside. The petal-shaped tip is the perfect tool for precise application of lipstick. Perform: phoenix

Mr. Vien Long Binh was still diligently researching hybrid rice until the last days of his life. Photo: CNS. The following article by Christina Jiang- a Chinese international student studying in the UK about the merits of professor-academician Yuan Longping, was published in 2019 in the newspaper. The Oxford Scientist. Jiang wrote: A few weeks ago, on October 1, 2019, something quite strange happened in my house: Our whole family had dinner next to the TV screen! It was the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, in 1949, after years of conflict and political instability. While we were reviewing the parade that morning and the gala dinner that lasted until midnight, my parents and grandparents started talking about Chinese history and culture. In 1973, Mr. Vien Long Binh was the first to develop hybrid rice and achieved hybrid dominance in rice. Hybrid dominance is where progeny hybrids of two different parents are produced with difficulty but are more productive and grow faster. The conversation eventually turned to the Chinese, especially scientists, who are quite famous at home, but barely known abroad. I felt very ashamed when I realized that out of all the names they were mentioning, I didn’t recognize any though sure, I had vaguely heard of them but couldn’t remember any. what. The great merit of agronomist Vien Long Binh helped the once-poor and most populous country in the world overcome hunger. Photo: CRI. The conversation continued until everyone talked about a special man: Vien Long Binh. Again, I don’t know what he did, but after listening and learning more about him, I understand why the people of this country respect him so much. When you start thinking about scientists, what do you usually think of? For me, those are big fields like physics, chemistry or medicine. And Mr. Vien here works in an industry that I didn’t even realize was considered science. He is an agronomist, a scientist active in the field of agriculture. Whether he did not cure a rare disease or discover fundamental truths about the universe, I think what he has achieved is equally important. Due to the self-pollinating nature of rice plants, hybridization is considered impossible because self-pollinating species have to undergo a long process of selection. Thus, all the inferior traits are removed and only the superior ones are left, which is detrimental to hybridization. But Mr. Vien Long Binh proved this wrong. He used a male sterile wild rice variety and produced a rice that was up to 20% more productive. Since then, its productivity has continuously increased. Currently, 50% of rice in China comes from agronomist Vien Long Binh’s hybrid varieties and produces 60% of the country’s total rice production. An estimated 300 billion kilograms of the rice varieties created by Mr. Vien have been planted in the past 20 years, and its yield growth alone is more than enough to feed an additional 60 million people. “Father of hybrid rice” Vien Long Binh cut his hair at a familiar salon in Trường Sa, Hunan province. Photo: Global Times. Those who have been interested in China’s long history of development will see why the topic of hybrid rice has attracted so much attention and become such a big deal. And that is also what prompted Mr. Yuan Longping to embark on his research career in response to one of the greatest disasters of the 20th century, the greatest famine in China. The disaster that left at least 36 million people starved to death began in 1959, when the Great Leap Forward was unleashed with misguided policies and natural disasters, leading to a food shortage crisis. on a nationwide scale. Although he has been working and producing results since the 1970s, it is only in the past 20 years that Mr. Vien Long Binh’s efforts have been recognized to a higher level. He was awarded the World Food Prize in 2004 and the Confucius Peace Prize in 2012. In 2019, at the age of 89, he continued to work, devoting his life to developing rice with higher yields and more difficult growing conditions. There are varieties that can grow in very arid conditions in Africa and may even one day grow in salt water. Hybrid rice varieties have since been grown in many countries in Africa, the Americas and Asia, providing food for areas at risk of famine. Because of his contribution, Mr. Vien was dubbed the “Father of Hybrid Rice” by the Chinese media. In the world’s most populous country, there are now at least four famous landmarks and a university named after him. Professor-academician Yuan Longping born on September 7, 1930 is a famous Chinese agronomist, known for creating the first hybrid rice varieties in the 70s of the last century. He won the China Preeminent Science and Technology Prize in 2000, the Agriculture Prize and the 2004 World Food Prize. Before his death, he was still the leader of the China National Hybrid Rice Research and Development Center. He is also a member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and a former associate of the US National Academy of Sciences. Mr. Vien Long Binh also served as chief advisor to FAO in 1991.

Millions of Chinese people started their Labor Day holiday (May 1) today. Many tourist attractions and large restaurants are crowded with people. Some took the opportunity to visit family after a long period of restrictive measures in the country. Photo of tourists at Beijing Daxing Airport on May 1. Photo: Reuters. About 265 million passengers will travel by road, train or boat this week, said an official from China’s Ministry of Transport. This is an impressive number last seen in 2019 before the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic. In the photo, a group of tourists arrive at Baiyun Airport in Guangzhou on April 26, before a five-day holiday. Photo: Bloomberg. Before the holiday season, passengers had gathered at train stations around the country. People lined up in crowded departure halls. The image shows passengers preparing to board a train at Hangzhou East Station, east China’s Zhejiang province on April 30, ahead of the Labor Day holiday. Photo: AFP. People have been looking to famous tourist destinations during the holiday period. Hundreds of people walk daily on the busy road along the top of the Great Wall in Badaling, about 60 kilometers from downtown Beijing. West Lake in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province was also packed with tourists on May 1. Photo: AFP. Although China’s economy has bounced back from the Covid-19 recession in 2020, consumer activity has yet to match the recovery pace of industrial production. However, retail sales increased by 34.2% year-on-year in March 2020, painting a more optimistic picture of consumer demand. Passengers wearing face masks are seen arriving at a train station in Shanghai. Photo: Reuters. Important cities such as the capital Beijing, as well as Shanghai and Guangzhou, are expected to be crowded this Labor Day holiday, traffic official Li Huaqiang said. “The number of people will basically return to the level of the same period in 2019,” he added. In the photo, people are walking on the Bund during the holiday on May 1, 2019. Photo: AFP. However, Chinese authorities have issued cautionary notes ahead of the holiday, warning that tourist attractions should limit the number of visitors and have a ticketing system to control the flow of people. Visitors also need to register at the attractions and present a “health code” to prove they are not at risk of infecting others. In the photo, tourists flock to Tiananmen Square in Beijing. Photo: RTHK.

Welcome to the hotel of dinosaur robots. (Photo: Internet) The check-in process of visitors is easy when the two unique dinosaur receptionists at Henn na Hotel can speak 4 foreign languages: Japanese, English, Chinese and even Korean Country. Thanks to the tablet system, you can completely choose the method of communication with these interesting employees without having to worry about the language barrier. Coming here, you will experience the feeling of “interacting” with the robot dinosaurs. (Photo: Internet) More specifically, these two employees are also able to communicate using “body language” thanks to their long clawed hands and simple pre-programmed sentences. Passengers proceed to check-in with the “help” of the dinosaurs. (Photo: Internet) The hotel’s robots and management systems were designed by Kawazoe Lab, the Institute of Industrial Sciences at the University of Tokyo, and construction company Kajima. According to the hotel managers, the service robots here are very friendly and operate extremely efficiently. These dinosaurs are very friendly! (Photo: Internet) Not only stopping at the front desk, the interesting and uniqueness is still waiting for visitors when they come to the room. In each room, in addition to the necessary equipment that every hotel has, at Henn na Hotel, there are also small robot staffs that assist guests with everything from changing TV channels to turning on music. Inside a room at the Henn na Hotel. (Photo: Internet) Besides, this place is also equipped with many other modern technologies, such as not needing a key but using facial recognition to open the room door. Each room has sensors to control the lighting system, if no one is in the room, it will be controlled to turn off automatically. The space of the hotel is also designed in the style of “jungle” with different large and small dinosaurs. (Photo: Internet) Although most of the work is done by robots, the Henn na Hotel still has operators behind, especially the security department. Accordingly, security staff will monitor the hotel through the camera system to ensure the safety of guests as well as prevent the risk of expensive robots being stolen. These people also help with technical problems in the robots, if any. One of the branches of the Henn na Hotel. (Photo: Internet) In addition, housekeeping is a step that robots cannot do, so it also requires human hands. It is known that the price of staying at Henn na Hotel is about 9,000 yen ($72) per double room, much cheaper than other hotels of the same class.

Chinese blogger was criticized for sharing about “goblin ear” surgery. “Goblin ears help me look a lot younger. With the elongated earlobes, my face becomes smaller, the lines are more elegant,” Chen shared. Chen’s story quickly caused a great controversy when many people believed that the female blogger’s shares were promoting a beauty trend that was weird, toxic and dangerous to health. Li Zhengyong, deputy director of the Department of Aesthetics and Burns, West China Hospital of Sichuan University, said that “goblin ear” actually refers to a birth defect in the ear. A person with normal ears who wants to have surgery to become “goblin ears” will have to take cartilage from several places on the body to cover the earlobe. “This type of surgery can cause dangerous complications, and the consequences are unpredictable,” Dr. Li said. Not only doing “goblin ear” surgery, Chinese young people also follow many strange beauty trends to achieve “body perfection”. Another controversial cosmetic trend recently is cutting nerves to have slim calves. In an interview on May 20, Dr. Zeng Chun, Deputy Director of the Department of Joint Surgery and Sports Medicine, Affiliated Hospital 3 of Southern Medical University, said he was shocked when he heard that a girl had died. get rid of some nerves in your legs to make your calves look leaner. Many people blindly believe in neurectomy for thinner calves. “Patients with nerve injury and calf muscle atrophy are very painful, they find ways to recover. I did not expect that there are healthy people actively destroying their nerves,” said the doctor. doctor expressed. On online forums, the keyword “calf block” is searched by many people in the hope of a solution to help slim calves. According to information shared from these service providers, customers will have some less important nerves removed in the calf, gradually the muscles will be weak and atrophy, helping to make the legs smaller and straighter. Doctor Zheng Chun explained that to treat a broken bone is quite easy, but once the nerve is damaged, there is a high chance that it cannot be restored. Zheng also asserts that no nerve is considered less important in the body. On Good Doctor Online, a girl who has performed this surgery said that two months after the operation, she still could not walk normally, her legs were numb, and she could not stand on her feet. She was worried, scared and asked the doctor if there was any way to fix it. However, she could not find an answer. Many netizens expressed frustration when many girls still believe in unscientific surgery because they want to have a perfect appearance and harm themselves. On the other hand, bloggers sharing about the “calf block” method also received a lot of criticism when creating a malicious trend.

Chinese scientist Yuan Longping passed away at the age of 91 on May 22. Photo: scmp.com China’s top rice researcher has died at a hospital in Trường Sa city, capital of Hunan province. Born in Beijing in 1930, agronomist Yuan Longping succeeded in creating the world’s first high-yield hybrid rice in 1973. With five decades of research on hybrid rice varieties grown on the ground. Covering 9% of the world’s total arable land, Academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering has helped nearly 20% of the world’s population escape hunger. This hybrid rice variety can yield 20% higher than conventional rice varieties. After that, this rice variety was widely grown in China and many other regions around the world. Currently, about 16 million hectares of agricultural land in China is planted with this hybrid rice variety, accounting for 57% of the total rice area in the country, thereby helping to feed an additional 80 million people every year. Agronomist Vien Long Binh has contributed to making China one of the world’s leading rice producers. With this success and contribution, he is considered the “father” of hybrid rice. In recent years, scientist Vien Long Binh and his research team are still breeding and developing a hybrid rice variety that can be grown in saltwater environments. Scientist Vien Long Binh once said that he has two dreams, which is “enjoying the coolness under the shade of rice plants taller than a person’s head” and that hybrid rice can be widely grown around the world to solve the problem. global food shortage.

Cheap, even super cheap, only a few thousand dong, rich in color and attractive flavor, these ice cream sticks are sought after by many people without knowing the origin and quality. In the summer, Chinese domestic ice cream is extremely popular food, especially in the online market. At an online store specializing in selling ice cream on Giai Phong street, the ice cream is priced at 4000 VND / 1 stick with many different flavors, every day this place sells about 40 boxes of goods, equivalent to 1600 ice cream sticks. According to the seller, at this time, Vietnam’s epidemic situation is tense, goods are difficult to return, which makes these creams even more popular in the Hanoi market. In Phu Luong Ward – Ha Dong – ice cream warehouse specializes in wholesale pouring for most of the inner districts of Hanoi. Since the epidemic, Vietnam – China border gates are very limited in import and export. However, here, this product advertised as a Chinese domestic product has a very regular volume, 200 boxes of ice cream are imported and exported every day. in which the sunflower-covered chocolate ice cream is the best-selling item It is known that this Chinese ice cream has nearly a hundred different flavors depending on the source of each warehouse. Among them, there are also many products that are of poor quality that are mixed and sold by small traders. The mixing ratio is more or less, depending on the selling price of the warehouse with the price from 110k-140k/1 box of 40 ice cream sticks. In fact, all of these products are imported into Vietnam through a small quota, so there are no documents on the source of goods as well as product quality control. Therefore, many small traders in Hanoi have to open many warehouses, in order to divide the source of goods, to bypass the competent forces. After peeling off the skin, this cream is colorful, heavy with aromas. For products of unknown origin, with such vibrant colors and many flavors, there are many potential risks of additives and colors that can be harmful to users’ health. Ice cream is an indispensable product to help cool down on hot days. However, besides the guaranteed products, there are also many poor quality products that are mixed into the market. Therefore, to protect the health of themselves and their families, users should choose products of origin and should prioritize natural flavors instead of toxic and strange chemical flavors. (According to ANTV)

Archaeologists have accidentally found female skeletons from hundreds of years ago at the bottom of the lake In ancient China, the status of women was very low. The ancient doctrine of “three submissions” comes from the book “Rite – mourning” by Boc Thuong. In the book, it is written that “at home, follow the father, when married, follow the husband, the husband follows the son” (At home, follow the father, marry, follow the husband, the husband dies with the children). Simply from this point of view, it can be seen that a woman is completely dependent, has no autonomy, can only obey her father, husband and son. The higher the status of men, the lower the status of women in the old society. They are only considered as a tool to give birth, not allowed to read books, only “take, exam, exam, draw” is enough because these abilities can be used to please men and become men. famous women. Ancient society had a mindset that limited women’s abilities. They even firmly believe that “A woman without any talent is a virtue”. This idea is so deeply ingrained that many women at the present time still agree with it. In “The Commandments of Women”, Ban Co once mentioned this point of view: “Men consider strength to be a precious thing, women take weakness to make beauty”. To a certain extent, this saying reflects Ban Co’s prejudice against women. She believes that women only go up to do things within the rules, but men must be stronger than women. In such a society, women are naturally subject to a lot of oppressive rules. If you do something wrong, you will face a great tribulation. We have to talk about these things today, because at the bottom of a lake in Guangdong, the bodies of many women have been found. After the archaeologists conducted investigative research, they also came to a conclusion about an extremely cruel fact in history. Women have almost no status in feudal society Every country has its own supreme basic principles named law. It not only limits people’s words and deeds, but can also be a powerful weapon for people to protect themselves, the key to helping society to be harmonious and stable. However, in ancient times, the law was not quite like that. Many of the provisions set forth in the ancient laws were cruel and draconian, imposing cruel punishments on prisoners, there were various types of death sentences, and more and more tortures. For women without status in ancient times, the punishments were even harsher. There are even punishments specifically designed to deal with women only, many of which involve the use of corporal punishment. Because of her low status, women always have to accept all their mistakes. Emotional misbehavior is all about women. For example, if a woman is close to men other than her husband, it will be considered a violation of her virginity and imprisonment, and the most serious of all types of punishment is imprisonment in a pig cage. In the past, a woman’s virginity was the most important thing, so if many people wanted to slander or harm a woman, attacking from this aspect would be a fatal knife. The punishment for this is to put the woman in a bamboo pig cage, then dump a lot of rocks and drown her in the water until she dies. Confinement in a pig cage is the heaviest punishment. Women who are no longer virgins will be dealt with in this way. Therefore, the bamboo cages originally used to carry pigs are called “soaked pig cage” is for this reason. Blue Cave Lake in Guangdong is very famous and is loved by many people to visit and explore because under the lake there are many extremely strange caves. By chance, a diver while exploring found a lot of skeletons on the bottom of the lake. The man panicked and went ashore and called the police. When police arrived at the scene to collect the bones, they discovered that the skeletons were more than a hundred years old. So they contacted archaeologists and asked them to send experts to survey the site. After experts arrived and examined them, they confirmed that these were the remains of women from the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. Experts have also discovered that these women are all locked in feudal pig cages. However, after the establishment of the Republic of China, this punishment was gradually abolished. The notion that men despise women is also decreasing, and more and more women in society protect their legitimate rights and interests, flourishing in many fields.

The ancient city wall in Xi’an was built more than 600 years ago. This is a major tourist attraction of the city, next to the terracotta army. Some tourists hang on to the old city wall to take pictures. Photo: Sina. The phenomenon has become so widespread that the monument management has to repair the ancient wall after each wave of visitors, an employee here said. The ancient city wall was built in the early days of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and overlaps the ruins from the Tang Dynasty (618-907), the total length is 13.7 km. Therefore, “it is impossible to arrange for employees to stand in one place all day,” said the staff here. In addition to hanging on the wall, visitors here also sit on the railing to take pictures or take off their shoes in public. Similarly, Shaolin Temple, a tourist attraction in Henan province, was also vandalized by some unscrupulous tourists. According to the news site Feidian Videos , a teenage boy was recorded drawing on an ancient stone stele in the temple dating back more than 500 years. Tourists carve their names on bamboo near Shaolin Temple Photo: South China Morning Post. The bamboo stalks near the Shaolin Temple are also graffitied or engraved with words in the form of “A was here” or “A and B 1314” (ie A and B will be together forever). In another video, a group of adults climbs a bamboo trunk and even encourages their children to do the same. When asked why he climbed a bamboo tree, one adult said it was “for exercise”. Facing this situation, the management of tourist attractions has strengthened the handling of “uncivilized” tourists. On May 3, Huangzongyu National Forest Park in Anhui province had to chase away two male guests after they climbed the protective fence of a glass bridge 200 meters above the ground to impress and take photos and transmit messages. local media reported. Despite shouting warnings from other tourists, the two men continued to put on a performance like “Spider-Man”. The management of the ancient city wall in Xi’an is somewhat more creative in preventing dangerous acts. They sent a group of young men dressed as soldiers of the Tang Dynasty to politely warn tourists not to damage the monument. “When we see such guests, our warriors will come and ask them to stop doing that. These people use language as if they were in the Tang Dynasty,” a spokesman for the Xi’an city wall management board told Sohu News .

Visitors climb a bamboo tree at the sacred Shaolin Temple site in Henan, central China. Photo: Handout According to the South China Morning Post (Hong Kong, China), during the last 5 days of the International Labor Day holiday, the Chinese government recorded 230 million trips, an increase of 103% compared to the same period last year. term 2019. But tourist attractions in mainland China have witnessed many rude behaviors of visitors, such as climbing up ancient walls and graffiti on centuries-old steles. In Xi’an, the ancient capital of China famous for the Statue of Qin Shi Huang (also known as the Terracotta Army), some tourists were caught climbing the ancient city walls, causing many bricks to fall. . It is known as one of the main attractions of the city, built more than 600 years ago, according to China Youth Daily. In a video posted this week, a group of adults are seen climbing the outer wall of Xi’an Ancient City to take pictures, while others help their children climb up the ruins to play. . These practices have become so common that the attraction’s service center has to repair the ancient structure after each peak tourist wave, said a center employee. Since the wall was built in the early days of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) on a site from the Tang Dynasty (618-907), a total length of 13.7 km, so the staff said the site “It’s not possible to have multiple supervisors all the time.” Other uncivilized behaviors include sitting on railings to take pictures and taking off shoes in public. Tourists climb the ancient city wall in Xi’an, China. Photo: Handout The Shaolin Temple in Henan Province, a famous Buddhist monastery that attracts crowds of tourists, also exhibits unacceptable behavior. A teenager has been seen drawing on an ancient stele. According to the engraver’s signature, this stele is more than 500 years old. Inscriptions in the style of graffiti street art are also engraved on the bamboo tree near the temple. Graffiti-style inscriptions are left on an ancient monument in central China. Photo: Handout Even words like “…was here”, “…and… 1314”, which is proof of a couple who promise to be together for life, also appear here. A group of adults even climbed the bamboo tree and encouraged their children to do the same, causing the tree to fall. When asked why he climbed a tree, one adult casually said “for exercise”. Tourists carve their own names on an ancient bamboo tree in Shaolin Temple. Photo: Handout Management of tourist attractions has tried to find many measures to deal with these “uncivilized” tourists. Huangzangyu National Forest Park in Anhui province had to expel two tourists on May 3 after the couple climbed the safety fence of a glass bridge to impress others and take pictures. Although the bridge is about 200 meters above the ground, the men still carelessly performed the “Spider-Man” performance, despite shouts of danger from other visitors. A man climbs the safety fence of a bridge in Anhui to make an impression. Photo: Weibo Management of the ancient city wall of Xi’an has more creative measures in preventing reckless behavior. Site staff will send a group of men disguised as Tang Dynasty soldiers to politely warn visitors. “When we see such tourists, our soldiers will approach and ask them to stop doing it, in the way that was common in the Tang Dynasty,” said Guo Hui, a spokesman for the site. the said.