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南澳岛，隶属于南澳县这广东省唯一的海岛县及渔业县，地处闽粤交界的海面，为北回归线所横穿，因守于高雄-厦门-香港这三大港口的中心点，素有“东南门户，漳潮锁匙”的美称，遂成为海上丝绸之路的重要港口和兵家必争之地。它的本名意为“南方泊船之海湾”。相传南澳一词始载于南宋孝宗淳熙七年（1180）间，广东提举杨万里率军平定侵犯南澳的海盗沈师一事。“盗沈师犯南粤，帅师往平之”。此后，寇乱、兵戈还有各色宝藏的传说，在这座小岛的历史中常常回响。



南宋遗藏


至元八年（1271），元世祖忽必烈在大都建立元朝后，旋即大规模向南方进军，至元十三年（1276）正月，元军直逼临安，宋廷在战和不定中乱成一团，太皇太后即封宋恭帝赵㬎（xiǎn）之弟赵昰为益王，判福州、福建安抚大使；封赵禺为广王，判泉州兼外宗正事，由陆秀夫、杨镇等人护送往婺州、温州一路南逃，成为传递失落火种的希望小队。三月，临安城破，朝廷奉玺降元，南宋灭亡，而陈宜中、张世杰、陆秀夫等人则效仿昔日南宋宋高宗之旧例，拥立赵昰成立都元帅府，以赵昰为天下兵马都元帅，改福州为福安府，号召天下军民相投。五月，赵昰于福州即位，号端宗，改元景炎，封杨淑妃为太后，世称“行朝”。此后，都元帅府这一抵抗中心便开启了流亡抗元之旅，也为后世留下了不少遗迹。




景炎元年（1276）六月，“行朝”从水路南下泉州、厦门入广东，11月，“帝舟迁于潮州，初泊红螺山（属饶平县），旋移南澳”。在南澳岛上，都元帅府于澳前村东面修建行宫，也便是太子楼，他们还在东南面的沙滩上挖井，据说共有三口，供皇室饮用的叫“龙井”，供文武官员饮用的叫“虎井”，供将士军马饮用的叫“马井”。如今南澳岛上还有它们的遗址，其间刻字患漫难辨。因此，便有传闻说，当时小皇帝赵昰和他弟弟赵昺（bǐng）见追兵逼近，就将随身所携的金银珠宝留在南澳岛，于石壁上做出记号以便日后再来寻找。只是可惜，景炎二年（1277）正月，他们乘舟离岛赴惠州后，便就此一去不复返。祥兴元年（1278）四月，端宗病死，年仅十一岁，八岁的赵昺被拥立为帝。祥兴二年（1279）正月，元军进攻崖山，二月初六日，崖海决战宋败，陆秀夫抱末帝赵昺投海死，“后宫及诸臣多从死者，七日，浮尸出于海十余万人”，南宋彻底灭亡，而所谓的宝藏也失去了它的主人。



1962年的夏天，一位到海边捞虾的青年发现海滩上有一口水井，还在井石四角的石缝中捡到四枚宋代铜钱，分别镌刻了“圣宋元宝”“政和通宝”“淳熙元宝”“嘉定通宝”的字样。这口古水井便是曾经的马井。经专家考察分析，它原本应该挖在坡地，只是因为陆地下沉，才为海沙所吞没，只有当由台风引起的大型海潮到来卷走沙层时，才会显露真身，这便是井露现象。虽然宝藏没能随着一同浮出水面，但当地很快便发现了宋井的另一神奇之处：被海水淹没过的它竟然有清甜的淡水！甚至据说即便将苦咸的海水倒入其中，其水质也不会有过多改变。于是，又有很多人坚信此井有灵，其水或有延年益寿之能，不惜千里到访，取水冲茶珍藏。



那么，对此有什么科学的解释吗？此地的降水会渗入地下，并因重力作用向地势更低的古井海滩处汇集，形成淡水为主的地下水。井露发生后，地下水便会因形成的水位差而通过砂砾井底上升泉涌，由于沙质的孔隙较小，淡水和原留在井内的海水相互融合的非常缓慢，又因为海水密度更大，淡水会浮在海水表层，为人所打捞起。这便是它被认为是淡水井的缘由。

 


大盗之宝


尽管南宋宝藏实属无稽之谈，但南澳的确有上天赐予它的财富，那便是它在航海贸易中得天独厚，“为诸夷贡道所必经”的地理位置。明代的《南澳赋》便称颂道：


“故大国小邦，外趋内附。吕宋、琉球南金大赂，占城、暹罗随波飞赴，佛齐、阇婆弗敢互顾(贾),真腊、彭坑疾驰如鹜。”


南澳成为远洋贸易的驿站和地文标志，就连郑和七次下西洋都经过了这里。



然而，在明初，朝廷却并没有好好地经营此南澳，他们“或墟其地，或徙其民”。明太祖朱元璋数次颁发禁令，严禁海民私自制造二桅以上船舶，出海诸国并与之互市。明洪武二十年（1387）、永乐二年（1404）和永乐七年（1409）还来回搬离过当地的所有居民，当时南澳当地本来人就不多，此后更为荒凉焦土。该做法背后确有“以伪吴张士诚据宁、绍、杭、苏、通、泰，及方国珍据温、台等处，皆在海上。张、方既灭，诸贼强豪者悉航纠岛倭人寇”的因素，但也有明廷希望推行市舶司制度来垄断贸易的意图。无疑，这加剧了沿海居民的苦难，也无法真正巩固空虚的边疆：


“寇与商同是人也。市通则寇转而为商；市禁则商转而为寇。始之禁禁商，后之禁禁寇， 寇势盛。”


南澳逐渐发展成为真正的海盗渊薮（sǒu）和番舶互市之地。



当时，主要来到南澳进行走私的民船，多来自暹罗和安南等东南亚国家，葡萄牙商人在16世纪后也开始频繁到访。随着走私市场的开拓，海禁渐渐名存实亡。


“成、弘之际，豪门巨室间有乘巨舰贸易海外者。奸人阴开其利窦，而官人不得显收其利权。初亦渐享奇赢，久乃勾引为乱……至嘉靖而弊极矣。”



其原因之一是葡萄牙人东来后，“有司自是将安南、满剌加诸番舶尽行阻绝，皆往漳州府海面地方私自驻剖”，南澳正是往漳州海面的要津。另一件事是嘉靖二年（1522）日本的争贡动乱，唯一合法的市舶司被撤，“番船无所容，乃之南澳互市”。公无管束，私贼遂起。


嘉靖、隆庆年间，相继有许朝光、林国宪、吴平、曾一本等海寇以南澳岛为巢，修起楼寨，私行贸易，并“修船、制器、市药、裹粮，百无所忌”，号称“毒害东南者十余年”。而这群海盗倒还真为南澳滋生了另一则宝藏传说：据闻，当年的巨盗吴平，似乎就在岛屿最北端由几块礁石组成的小岛屿上私藏了十八坛金银，该地也因而得名金银岛。



嘉靖四十三年（1564），戚继光奉命率兵5000人自浙来援，与潮州总兵俞大猷水陆夹攻，讨伐了盘踞在南澳岛的吴平势力，荡平海寇。朝廷吸取教训，南澳政策也为之一变。隆庆元年（1567），南澳有限制地开放了海禁。万历三年（1575），福建巡抚刘尧诲和广东总督殷正茂联合上奏朝廷《请设南澳副总兵疏》，潮州知府郭子章也表示为固海防，应当再设南澳为镇，他们的建议得到采纳。万历设“闽粤南澳镇”，置副总兵，下辖左、右营，兼领福建南路和广东东路水师，南澳岛就此从“海外荒域”变成东南沿海的军事重镇。设镇后，原属广东潮州府饶平县太平乡信宁都的南澳岛，就此分广东饶平、福建诏安两县共管，这一两省共管南澳的想法最先还是戚继光鉴于此前海盗们“福建捕急，则奔广东；广东捕急，则奔福建”的情况 提出的。


方案实行后，“……树兵列胪，海防肃矣。崇垒突沟城守固矣。垦田构室，民趋众矣。昔之鲸鲵依崇，今则海波不扬而为商旅之坦途矣。昔之孤鼠恣睢，今则戴柞而为生民之乐土矣。”




如今的深澳古镇之中，还留有南澳总兵府。明时，南澳总兵府“坐南朝北，高二丈二尺，皆甃以石。壕深八尺”。然而，随着明的由盛转衰，南澳也渐渐荒废，“郑芝龙麾下士卒皆芝龙散金以养，芝龙时为南澳副总兵，是启祯以后，南澳之兵盖有兵而无饷”，因此，南澳逐渐为郑芝龙家族所据，于明清之交再起狂澜。


海防重镇


顺治三年（1646），南明皇帝朱聿键殉国，郑芝龙降清，但其子郑成功带着80人，由陈辉、张进陪同，自福建乘舟“止南澳，招兵制械，得数千人 ”，往来于厦门、铜山、金门、澎湖和台湾诸岛屿间，开启了复台抗清的道路。在南澳岛上，他和文武大臣于澳属猎屿（古称“烈屿”）设高宗皇帝神位定盟复明，遂延南明之正朔十八载。如今的明、清总兵府旧址前，还有一棵大榕树，主干18米，树冠南北近28米，相传便是昔日郑成功的招兵处，被称为“招兵树”。



永历十五年（1661），郑成功从荷兰殖民者手中收复台湾，建立郑氏政权。康熙元年（1662），郑氏部下陈豹降清，杨金木、杜辉继续经营据守南澳岛。康熙三年（1664），在黄冈总兵吴六奇的招降下，最后的杜辉也投降清朝，明朝制度的影响在南澳落下帷幕，其部众迁往揭阳、黄冈，南澳遭到废弃。直到康熙十九年（1680）才准民复垦，“五年起税”。此时，康熙已经充分认识到了南澳对海防的价值，该政策正是为了后续的设镇驻兵做准备。




康熙二十四年（1685），清廷“诏设南澳总兵，移厦门镇总兵官并中、左、右三营官兵驻南澳，旋裁中营，改为左、右二营，左为福营，右为广营”，其中左营派驻台湾、淡水、澎湖，三年一调防。南澳岛分属饶平、诏安二县。次年，“澄海协、达濠营水汛官兵船只改归南澳水师镇就近统辖”。


康熙四十二年（1703），清廷又设立海门营。至此，南澳镇所辖便包括左、右二营，澄海协二营、海门营、达濠营等五营，其中左营由闽浙总督节制，其他四营隶属于两广总督节制。康熙五十六年（1717），时任广东总督杨琳在全省范围修筑炮台，并提到了粤东海域防御的重要性，“惠、潮之洋盗绝，而全粤之海面宁”。这一提议背后的部分原因，可能是南澳作为南北远洋贸易中途停泊，以及肩负造船，燂洗（火燎涂灰以避海蛆）、产糖等其他功能之所的地位逐渐得到恢复。


同样是康熙四十二年（1703），清廷下令“各处商船往东洋者，必由定海镇所辖要汛挂号，往噶喇吧 (今印度尼西亚雅加达，又泛指爪哇等岛) 、 吕宋(今菲律宾吕宋岛，又泛指菲律宾群岛) 等处出洋，必由澎湖、南澳所辖之要汛挂号”。然而，由于当地的军事化管理体制越来越难以应对招民开垦，商渔云集，豪强势大，粮饷失控这一系列的新问题，康熙五十六年（1717），朝廷禁贩南洋，并开始思考进一步的管理革新。



雍正十年（1723），清廷诏设“粤闽南澳海防同知”，又称南澳厅，等同州县，受广东督抚两院、三司及潮州府节制。其时，据清人齐翀《南澳志》记载：


“南澳，一名井澳；一名白城；一名岛南；一名瀛南。地分四澳：深澳、隆澳、云澳、青澳。深澳、隆澳属粤；云澳、青澳属闽。” 


至此，南澳也正式成为行政上的区划地理单元。




清朝末年，南澳再一次与走私贸易和王朝终局结合在了一起。道光年间，英国的鸦片商人曾买通南澳总兵沈镇邦在南澳交货。道光十九年（1839）三月，林则徐抵广州查禁鸦片，连撰《会札南澳镇谕令长山尾等洋夷船一律全缴鸦片稿》和《札饬严办东路烟卖夷船由》要求配合。最终，南澳镇总兵赖恩爵会同陆丰、碣石镇守军，在广大渔民的配合下，于该年八月在海面截获英国走私鸦片船，缴获鸦片二万多斤，连同毒贩一起押解广州。此后英鸦片船仍试图以南澳长山尾洋为秘密交货点，但都被打断收缴。虎门销烟的白雾中，湮没了南澳的辉煌过往，也将在硝烟散尽后迎来它的新生。




20世纪90年代，南澳成为广东省对外开放的重点区域，和汕头经济特区的改革前沿。如今，它身上的南宋遗藏、明清旧迹也被视作旅游资源，得到重视和开发。或许，那些人从来没有留下真正的宝藏，它只是藏在潮来潮往的天地间，留在勤恳工作的人民手心里。



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5、姜永兴：《南宋行朝　崖海烈魂(上)》，《岭南文史》1999年

6、刘建铭：《海滩古井之迷》，《航海》1999年

7、胡宝柱、肖文帅、普塔克：《明永乐至隆庆南澳的海上活动》，《海交史研究》2014年

8、王潞：《论16～18世纪南澳岛的王朝经略与行政建置演变》，《广东社会科学》2018年

9、范霄鹏、薛碧怡：《粤东屏障 北回归线东端之南澳岛》，《室内设计与装修》2022年

10、李智君、邬文斌：《明清南澳岛海防区分界线的形成与变迁》，《海交史研究》2024年

11、宋可达：《明代海域经界与“划界治海”实践》，《社会科学》2025年

12、许国,张进盛：《郑成功“招兵树”》，《国土绿化》2004年


本文系“国家人文历史”独家稿件，欢迎读者转发朋友圈。


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QQ闪传是由 QQ 提供的免费超大文件传输工具，目前已经集成在各平台 QQ 客户端中，只需要在对话框选择闪传文件，即可上传最大 10GB 的超大文件，有效期 7 天，上传完成之后还能获得文件分享链接。@Appinn

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最重要的是下载速度极快，这可能是目前最好的超大文件传输工具，堪比直接使用 U 盘进行物理传输。

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青小蛙昨天在 QQ群里分享了一个 6.5GB 的文件，@生语同学表示：好快好快！

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不得不说，上传也很快。然后你的这个工具人朋友就没用了。

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点击工具人对话框里的这个文件，就能打开QQ闪传界面，把这个文件分享到QQ群里，或者分享获得一个链接：

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这个链接可以随意分享，比如上图中的链接：https://qfile.qq.com/q/m56BbwTK8M

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任何人都可以下载，甚至可以直接使用浏览器下载。

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当然想要获得不限速，还是在 QQ 中下载的速度最快。

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原文：https://www.appinn.com/qq-shanchuan/

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至此，青小蛙觉得 10GB 以下的大文件分享，用QQ闪传就好了，真香。

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一个很反直觉的事实：蜜蜂（蜜蜂属Apis spp.）并不是主动将它们的蜂房做成六边形的。

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我们有时会听到养蜂人喊几脾蜂几脾蜂，这个脾指的是巢脾，这是一种板状、垂直的蜡质结构，构成了蜂巢的地基和墙壁。较为基干的大蜜蜂亚属和小蜜蜂亚属的蜂巢都仅由单个巢脾构成，而蜜蜂亚属，包括我们熟悉的西方蜜蜂和东方蜜蜂，拥有多个巢脾排列而成的蜂巢。

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大蜜蜂迁徙后留下的空巢脾，它们的巢穴仅由单个巢脾构成。
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巢脾的两侧排列着蜂房。蜂房的底部互相交错，形成一面凹凸不平的墙壁，这堵墙构成了巢脾的主干。

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从侧面切开的巢脾。图源 alamy
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在自然状态下，巢脾是倒挂的，因此蜜蜂在扩建巢脾时都是从下方或侧面着手。这个过程起始于蜜蜂在末端的两个蜂房之间铺设一小块蜂蜡，作为墙壁的延伸，同时它也是新蜂房的地基。

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蜜蜂会用触角测量地基的尺寸，确保大小和其他蜂房别无二致。在准备无误之后，它们开始在地基周围用蜂蜡建造墙壁。

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巢脾边缘新建的蜂巢。图源网络
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墙壁建设到与其他蜂房深度一致后，新蜂房便大功告成。这个时候，新蜂房是圆柱形的。

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巢脾的扩建过程，左侧为计算机模拟。图源网络
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在这个时候，我们可以发现，新蜂房上方的蜂房墙壁会向其施加压力，这会使得新蜂房靠上的边被挤压，由于蜡是柔软且可塑的，它们会逐步变得平直。

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如果蜜蜂继续向下扩建巢脾，那么新蜂房最终会被包围。由于蜜蜂在蜂房的空隙间新建蜂房，那么它注定会被六个蜂房围绕：一个圆最多只能被六个和它一样大的圆相切。这时候，由于每个蜂房大小和结构都几乎一致，新蜂房受到的来自六个方向的力几乎一样大，最终会使它的墙壁形成六条边，成为类似六边形的结构。

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这种六边形互相交错的模式即为圆在平面上的最密堆积。在自然界，这种情况不少见，例如火成岩收缩时形成的柱状节理。

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北爱尔兰巨人堤道的柱状节理，图源网络
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但是可以发现，上面的岩石有些并不是六边形，蜂巢也一样。理想条件下，蜂房六条边受到的力相同才可以形成正六边形，但是蜜蜂毕竟是动物不是机器，建造时出现偏差是难免的。这会导致不时出现一些歪七扭八的蜂房：

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1 号蜂房的结构较为标准，而 2 号蜂房则出现了类似直角的结构。图源网络
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好在这样的蜂房一样可以使用。蜂后还会根据蜂房的大小差异产卵，只有较大的蜂房才能容纳体型更大的雄蜂。

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所以说，六边形只是结果，不是目的。蜜蜂可能确实做到了尽可能地节约空间，但是它们自己并不知道，只是一点一点地为家园添砖加瓦而已。

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在蜜蜂属之外，其他蜜蜂会建造较为抽象的蜂巢。

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图源 alamy
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麦蜂族（统称无刺蜂）会在树洞等处建造蜂巢，结构与蜜蜂类似，不过层次感要强得多，看起来也更加抽象。建筑材料包括蜂蜡、泥土、树脂等等。

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其他独居蜜蜂筑巢时更加有创意，有的挖洞有的挖木头，有的用叶子有的用树脂，甚至还有的会分泌塑料纸。这部分如果有读者感兴趣可以自行查询或咨询我和其他几位昆虫学答主。

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由分舌蜂分泌的塑料类似物。图源网络
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一个很反直觉的事实：蜜蜂（蜜蜂属Apis spp.）并不是主动将它们的蜂房做成六边形的。

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要想知道其中的缘由，我们需要了解一下蜂巢的结构，以及蜂房建造的过程。

\n

我们有时会听到养蜂人喊几脾蜂几脾蜂，这个脾指的是巢脾，这是一种板状、垂直的蜡质结构，构成了蜂巢的地基和墙壁。较为基干的大蜜蜂亚属和小蜜蜂亚属的蜂巢都仅由单个巢脾构成，而蜜蜂亚属，包括我们熟悉的西方蜜蜂和东方蜜蜂，拥有多个巢脾排列而成的蜂巢。

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大蜜蜂迁徙后留下的空巢脾，它们的巢穴仅由单个巢脾构成。
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巢脾的两侧排列着蜂房。蜂房的底部互相交错，形成一面凹凸不平的墙壁，这堵墙构成了巢脾的主干。

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图片仅供参考示意，不代表蜜蜂真实建筑水平。本人绘制
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从侧面切开的巢脾。图源 alamy
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在自然状态下，巢脾是倒挂的，因此蜜蜂在扩建巢脾时都是从下方或侧面着手。这个过程起始于蜜蜂在末端的两个蜂房之间铺设一小块蜂蜡，作为墙壁的延伸，同时它也是新蜂房的地基。

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图片仅供参考示意，不代表蜜蜂真实建筑水平。本人绘制
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蜜蜂会用触角测量地基的尺寸，确保大小和其他蜂房别无二致。在准备无误之后，它们开始在地基周围用蜂蜡建造墙壁。

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图片仅供参考示意，不代表蜜蜂真实建筑水平。本人绘制
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巢脾边缘新建的蜂巢。图源网络
\n

墙壁建设到与其他蜂房深度一致后，新蜂房便大功告成。这个时候，新蜂房是圆柱形的。

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图片仅供参考示意，不代表蜜蜂真实建筑水平。本人绘制
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巢脾的扩建过程，左侧为计算机模拟。图源网络
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在这个时候，我们可以发现，新蜂房上方的蜂房墙壁会向其施加压力，这会使得新蜂房靠上的边被挤压，由于蜡是柔软且可塑的，它们会逐步变得平直。

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图片仅供参考示意，不代表蜜蜂真实建筑水平。本人绘制
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如果蜜蜂继续向下扩建巢脾，那么新蜂房最终会被包围。由于蜜蜂在蜂房的空隙间新建蜂房，那么它注定会被六个蜂房围绕：一个圆最多只能被六个和它一样大的圆相切。这时候，由于每个蜂房大小和结构都几乎一致，新蜂房受到的来自六个方向的力几乎一样大，最终会使它的墙壁形成六条边，成为类似六边形的结构。

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图片仅供参考示意，不代表蜜蜂真实建筑水平。本人绘制
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这种六边形互相交错的模式即为圆在平面上的最密堆积。在自然界，这种情况不少见，例如火成岩收缩时形成的柱状节理。

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北爱尔兰巨人堤道的柱状节理，图源网络
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但是可以发现，上面的岩石有些并不是六边形，蜂巢也一样。理想条件下，蜂房六条边受到的力相同才可以形成正六边形，但是蜜蜂毕竟是动物不是机器，建造时出现偏差是难免的。这会导致不时出现一些歪七扭八的蜂房：

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1 号蜂房的结构较为标准，而 2 号蜂房则出现了类似直角的结构。图源网络
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好在这样的蜂房一样可以使用。蜂后还会根据蜂房的大小差异产卵，只有较大的蜂房才能容纳体型更大的雄蜂。

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所以说，六边形只是结果，不是目的。蜜蜂可能确实做到了尽可能地节约空间，但是它们自己并不知道，只是一点一点地为家园添砖加瓦而已。

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在蜜蜂属之外，其他蜜蜂会建造较为抽象的蜂巢。

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熊蜂的蜂巢一样是蜡质的，建造在地下，由一系列蛋状容器构成。

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图源 alamy
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麦蜂族（统称无刺蜂）会在树洞等处建造蜂巢，结构与蜜蜂类似，不过层次感要强得多，看起来也更加抽象。建筑材料包括蜂蜡、泥土、树脂等等。

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其他独居蜜蜂筑巢时更加有创意，有的挖洞有的挖木头，有的用叶子有的用树脂，甚至还有的会分泌塑料纸。这部分如果有读者感兴趣可以自行查询或咨询我和其他几位昆虫学答主。

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孙悟空的筋斗云既不是积云，也不是卷云。

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让我们来看原著。

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第四十九回《三藏有灾沉水宅 观音救难现鱼篮》通天河一战，唐僧师徒夜宿陈家庄时撞上灵感大王索要童男童女，孙悟空化身童男后，发现灵感大王是体制内的，原是观音菩萨莲花池中的金鱼精，于是便不打了，去找观音。

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原文是这么写的：

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好大圣，急纵祥光，躲离河口，径赴南海。那里消半个时辰，早望见落伽山不远，低下云头，径至普陀崖上。
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也就是说，从通天河到普陀崖，孙悟空的筋斗云用了 1 个小时左右。

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那这个距离有多远呢？

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在第四十七回，师徒二人三兽刚到通天河 check in 时，入住地的老施主是这么说的：

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东土大唐到我这里，有五万四千里路。
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通天河是整个取经路的中点，到长安 5.4 万里。按照唐《令》规定“一步五尺，三百步为一里”以及唐代名将郭子仪之孙郭锜墓志给出的信息、以及《长安志·唐京城》的记载，可以推算出 1 唐大里约为 500 多米，1 唐小里约为 400 多米，这里不管唐里、市里和华里的区别了，就粗糙地按 1 公里为 2 里来看数量级，那么通天河距长安约 2.7 万公里。

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虽然吧，地球的赤道周长也就 4 万公里，这 2.7 万公里的通天河，都能到密西西比河一个来回了，但既然猪都能说话，这说明不是我们这个平行宇宙的地球版本。

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西安到普陀山码头大约 1500 公里，考虑到三角形一边长小于另两边长之和，那么从通天河到普陀山也就 2.8 万公里左右。

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筋斗云的空速

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师傅被妖怪抓去了，悟空去搬救兵应该是全速飞行，所以可知其筋斗云的最大速度是 2.8 万公里 / 小时左右。

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这相当于 22～23 马赫左右，也就是音速的 22～23 倍。

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当然，如果按照实际情况，长安到天竺（今印度）的取经路中间，应该在新疆西藏青海一带，那里到普陀山码头大约 3000 公里左右，那么就相当于 2～3 马赫。

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我们知道，自然云都是靠风推着走的，地球上的台风再猛，也超不过音速，这几天正好有台风杨柳，按历史数据，在台风中的云，时速最多也就 100 公里 / 小时左右，远远不及声速，更赶不上悟空。

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再者说，自然云都有“根”。积云生于水汽凝结，卷云来自冰晶沉积，可筋斗云呢？在《西游记》里，它是随叫随到，呼之即来。

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所以结论就有了：筋斗云绝非积云、卷云之流。

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所以我猜，筋斗云可能是一种特殊的云：

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“凝结云”

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我们知道，物体以超音速在空气中运动时，周围空气会因为突然被压缩又膨胀，会导致水蒸气瞬间凝结成小水滴，形成一团可见的“云”。这种现象常见于飞机突破音障的瞬间，俗称“音爆云”。

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你看，这个像虎皮裙一样的蒸汽锥，不就跟孙悟空的筋斗云对上号了吗？一个筋斗十万八千里，速度远超音速，空气“炸”出云来也不稀奇。

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这个成云的关键，在于空气的“绝热膨胀”。当悟空高速移动时，前头的空气被猛烈压缩，压力骤增，温度飙升，但当悟空一飞过，后方空气又急速膨胀，压力暴跌，温度骤降。温度下降到低于饱和温度后，如果空气中湿度够高，水蒸气就会凝结成小水滴，聚成一团白雾——这就是凝结云。

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这里多说一句。冷凝云并不意味着一定得超音速。只要有足够高的湿度，凝结云就可以在机翼上或翼尖处产生，所以有时会在机场附近的亚音速飞行的飞机周围也能看到这种白色的云雾生成，或者在较低温的高空出现。

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另外，卷云的形成比较慢，通常需要长达小时计的时长才能在零下几十度形成冰晶沉积。积云的话，它靠太阳加热地面，水汽上升凝结，速度也很慢。而凝结云跟速度挂钩，是“运动造云”，符合孙大圣的筋斗的特性——动则生云，静则散。更妙的是，凝结云不持久，一飞过很快就消散了，这也对应《西游记》里筋斗云“来无影去无踪”的描述。

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为什么唐僧不乘筋斗云？

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这也解释了为什么孙行者不背着师傅直接飞到天竺。

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因为超音速飞行时，空气激波形成了极端的气动热环境，表面温度骤升至上千度，尤其是不光滑的气动外形来说，会形成 2~3 千多度的\"热障\"。这个温度甚至超过了太上老君的炼丹炉的温度。

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唐僧在到达灵山之前，乃是肉体凡胎，袈裟也非金属基、碳基、陶瓷基、树脂基复合材料或气凝胶，所以无法承受如此高温，只能眼看徒儿们腾云驾雾，自已却飞不得。

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后来，到了灵山那儿，三藏已是成佛。

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八大金刚复又架起云，带着唐僧重新上路，唐僧只闻的香风荡荡，自己已经起在空中，这次很快，不到一天就到了长安。
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这里的香风，应是超音速飞行时激波产生的等离子体、或高温环境下烧焦的气味。

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好了，我一本正经的胡说八道完了。

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有意思的问题。虽然看似十分粗浅，且真想回答好却很不容易。我来科普一番吧。

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先说答案：电流流过照明灯具，因为焦耳发热（白炽灯）和辉光放电（日光灯）的原因，产生光线而发光。目前使用更多的 LED 灯，则是利用发光二极管的原理来产生光线。由此可见，不管是哪种照明灯具，电流流过灯具而产生发光现象，是让灯具亮起来的必要条件。

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我们日常使用的家用电器，它们利用通电后的电动力效应（例如洗衣机和电冰箱）、发热效应（例如电烤炉和电饭锅）和辐射效应（例如微波炉）来为我们服务，可见它们离不开电。至于手机，则是利用集成电路的数字通信技术来工作，其内部安装了电池。如果手机使用时间过长且未充电，手机就会因为缺少电能供应而停机。

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可见，电为家用电器和手机提供了能量，这就是“灯有电就会亮”的原因。

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以下，我们来探讨一番白炽灯和日光灯的工作原理。

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1.白炽灯通电后就会亮起来的原理

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我们看下图：

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图 1：白炽灯
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白炽灯目前很少见到了。在我小时候，那时候白炽灯可是主要照明灯具。不管是家里，还是幼儿园和小学，还有商场，都使用白炽灯。

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图 2：上世纪灯具商店内部布置的景象，大多数都是白炽灯
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记得小时候进入灯具店，感到非常热。为何？因为白炽灯是靠电流流过钨丝产生发热而发光的，当然很热了。

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我们看下图：

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图 3：白炽灯一通电就亮起来了
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我们注意看图 3 左侧的白炽信号灯，它内部的灯丝是钨丝，电阻率相对较大。

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图 3 右侧繁星所指的信号灯额定电压是 12V 额定功率是 1W，我们用初中物理来计算它的额定电流：

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信号灯钨丝的电阻是：

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别看电流这么小，但灯丝（钨丝）的电阻相对较大，故电流流过灯丝（钨丝）时也足以让其升温到 1700℃‌左右。

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关于导体流过电流后的表面温度计算，其方法远远超过初中物理知识的范畴。以下给出计算式，我们来浏览一番：

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图 4：导线表面瞬时温度的计算式
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利用图 4 的计算式就能算出钨丝的表面温度。既然繁星都怕怕，我们就不算了吧，笑！

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我小时候看过铁匠打铁。铁匠把铁放到炉内加热，当铁的温度上升后，铁发出黄红色光芒并变软，此时铁匠就把铁取出来敲打成产品。

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图 5：铁匠打铁
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图 5 中铁的温度在 1300℃左右，发出黄红色的光。

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同样的道理，钨丝在 1700℃高温下其内部钨原子发生电子跃迁继而产生的光辐射，发出黄白色的光。‌

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图 6：白炽灯的钨丝流过电流后发出黄白色光
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由于白炽灯耗能很大，故随着技术发展，到了现在白炽灯几乎绝迹。

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图 7：白炽灯被淘汰了，几乎绝迹
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所以，我们现在很少看到白炽灯了。

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2.关于日光灯通电后亮起来的原理

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日光灯通电后亮起来的原理，与气体击穿有关。

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由于日光灯的工作原理相对复杂，我就以之前的回答帖来链接回答吧。

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关于气体的击穿，可参阅以下帖子：

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电晕、辉光、电火花、电弧、尖端放电、低气压放电和高压电弧的机理都是什么样的？它们的区别在哪里？

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看完以上这篇帖子，我们就明白辉光放电是怎么回事了。

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日光灯就是典型的辉光放电，其工作原理见以下这篇帖子：

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日光灯的启动原理是什么？

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这下我们就明白了，原来日光灯也是离不开电的。

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3.发光二极管和 LEN 的灯的原理

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LED 的本质其实就是发光二极管。

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图 8：发光二极管
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发光二极管是由 P 型和N 型半导体材料组成的晶片。在P 型半导体和 N 型半导体之间的过渡层叫做 PN 结。我们利用某种半导体材料的 PN 结，当注入其中的少数载流子与多数载流子复合时就会把多余的能量以光的形式释放出来，实现电能转换为光能。

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有意思的是：如果我们把 PN 结加上反向电压，造成少数载流子无法注入其中，PN 结当然就不发光；反之，我们让 PN 结加上正向工作电压，电流从发光二极管的阳极流向阴极时，半导体晶体就能发光，其光线包括紫外线到红外线在内的不同颜色的光线，而发光的强度则与电流值有关。

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由此可见，LED 灯当然也离不开电流。

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4.结论

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通过以上描述，我们看到不管是白炽灯还是日光灯，以及 LED 灯，若没有电源提供电能，这些灯具是不可能被点亮的。

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有意思的问题。虽然看似十分粗浅，且真想回答好却很不容易。我来科普一番吧。

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\n

先说答案：电流流过照明灯具，因为焦耳发热（白炽灯）和辉光放电（日光灯）的原因，产生光线而发光。目前使用更多的 LED 灯，则是利用发光二极管的原理来产生光线。由此可见，不管是哪种照明灯具，电流流过灯具而产生发光现象，是让灯具亮起来的必要条件。

\n

我们日常使用的家用电器，它们利用通电后的电动力效应（例如洗衣机和电冰箱）、发热效应（例如电烤炉和电饭锅）和辐射效应（例如微波炉）来为我们服务，可见它们离不开电。至于手机，则是利用集成电路的数字通信技术来工作，其内部安装了电池。如果手机使用时间过长且未充电，手机就会因为缺少电能供应而停机。

\n

可见，电为家用电器和手机提供了能量，这就是“灯有电就会亮”的原因。

\n

以下，我们来探讨一番白炽灯和日光灯的工作原理。

\n

1.白炽灯通电后就会亮起来的原理

\n

我们看下图：

\n
\"\"
图 1：白炽灯
\n

白炽灯目前很少见到了。在我小时候，那时候白炽灯可是主要照明灯具。不管是家里，还是幼儿园和小学，还有商场，都使用白炽灯。

\n
\"\"
图 2：上世纪灯具商店内部布置的景象，大多数都是白炽灯
\n

记得小时候进入灯具店，感到非常热。为何？因为白炽灯是靠电流流过钨丝产生发热而发光的，当然很热了。

\n

我们看下图：

\n
\"\"
图 3：白炽灯一通电就亮起来了
\n

我们注意看图 3 左侧的白炽信号灯，它内部的灯丝是钨丝，电阻率相对较大。

\n

图 3 右侧繁星所指的信号灯额定电压是 12V 额定功率是 1W，我们用初中物理来计算它的额定电流：

\n

\"\"

\n

信号灯钨丝的电阻是：

\n

\"\"

\n

别看电流这么小，但灯丝（钨丝）的电阻相对较大，故电流流过灯丝（钨丝）时也足以让其升温到 1700℃‌左右。

\n

关于导体流过电流后的表面温度计算，其方法远远超过初中物理知识的范畴。以下给出计算式，我们来浏览一番：

\n
\"\"
图 4：导线表面瞬时温度的计算式
\n

利用图 4 的计算式就能算出钨丝的表面温度。既然繁星都怕怕，我们就不算了吧，笑！

\n

我小时候看过铁匠打铁。铁匠把铁放到炉内加热，当铁的温度上升后，铁发出黄红色光芒并变软，此时铁匠就把铁取出来敲打成产品。

\n
\"\"
图 5：铁匠打铁
\n

图 5 中铁的温度在 1300℃左右，发出黄红色的光。

\n

同样的道理，钨丝在 1700℃高温下其内部钨原子发生电子跃迁继而产生的光辐射，发出黄白色的光。‌

\n
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图 6：白炽灯的钨丝流过电流后发出黄白色光
\n

由于白炽灯耗能很大，故随着技术发展，到了现在白炽灯几乎绝迹。

\n
\"\"
图 7：白炽灯被淘汰了，几乎绝迹
\n

所以，我们现在很少看到白炽灯了。

\n

2.关于日光灯通电后亮起来的原理

\n

日光灯通电后亮起来的原理，与气体击穿有关。

\n

由于日光灯的工作原理相对复杂，我就以之前的回答帖来链接回答吧。

\n

关于气体的击穿，可参阅以下帖子：

\n

电晕、辉光、电火花、电弧、尖端放电、低气压放电和高压电弧的机理都是什么样的？它们的区别在哪里？

\n

看完以上这篇帖子，我们就明白辉光放电是怎么回事了。

\n

日光灯就是典型的辉光放电，其工作原理见以下这篇帖子：

\n

日光灯的启动原理是什么？

\n

这下我们就明白了，原来日光灯也是离不开电的。

\n

3.发光二极管和 LEN 的灯的原理

\n

LED 的本质其实就是发光二极管。

\n
\"\"
图 8：发光二极管
\n

发光二极管是由 P 型和N 型半导体材料组成的晶片。在P 型半导体和 N 型半导体之间的过渡层叫做 PN 结。我们利用某种半导体材料的 PN 结，当注入其中的少数载流子与多数载流子复合时就会把多余的能量以光的形式释放出来，实现电能转换为光能。

\n

有意思的是：如果我们把 PN 结加上反向电压，造成少数载流子无法注入其中，PN 结当然就不发光；反之，我们让 PN 结加上正向工作电压，电流从发光二极管的阳极流向阴极时，半导体晶体就能发光，其光线包括紫外线到红外线在内的不同颜色的光线，而发光的强度则与电流值有关。

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由此可见，LED 灯当然也离不开电流。

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4.结论

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通过以上描述，我们看到不管是白炽灯还是日光灯，以及 LED 灯，若没有电源提供电能，这些灯具是不可能被点亮的。

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怪物设计可能是整个世界观设计中，最难的一环。

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  • 它既要「怪」：有足够的特色和辨识度；
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  • 又要「不怪」：整体形象不能太过模糊。
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  • 既要避免「修脚」：如果体型太大，玩家殴打它的时候，只能修脚，体验就不好。
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  • 又要有「压迫感」：要提升 Boss 的威压，增大又是最简单的办法。
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  • 还要能做出来：不能设计太过复杂，导致优化崩了
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更重要的是，它还得结合玩法，每个怪物基本上都会考验玩家的某方面数值或者能力……

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这是一种结合了玩法功能、世界观叙事和视觉语言的系统性工程，绝非一两篇文章就能讲清楚的，我也不敢说就精通这方面的技艺，只能结合一些实际的案例，来浅浅分享一下我的经验。

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第一步：从定位开始——这个怪物是干什么用的？

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在动笔之前，我们首先要问的不是「它长什么样」，而是「它在游戏里扮演什么角色」？这是所有设计的基石。

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功能决定基本形态！

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一个需要承受大量伤害的坦克型怪物，它的设计直觉上就应该导向厚重、庞大、充满钝感。

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比如巨大的岩石外壳、厚实的甲壳、笨重的轮廓，就是在向玩家传递“这家伙很难缠，防御很高”的信号；反之，一个需要高速移动、进行骚扰攻击的敏捷型怪物，则会更倾向于流线型、轻量化的设计，比如类似昆虫的肢体、纤细的骨架，让玩家一看就知道“它会很快，要优先处理”。

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这是最基础的设计逻辑，先确定怪物的“重量级”，再进行后续的细化。

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33 号远征队的源色六棱，一看就很硬
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第二步：整体外形的拟合——这个怪物看起来像是个啥？

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这是建立「识别度」的第一步。

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如果一个怪物的外形复杂到离谱，玩家的大脑就会拒绝识别，把它认为是一种「乱七八糟的东西」。比如有十七八只触手，身上二三十个导弹巢，七八条胳膊，每种装着不同武器……且不说这玩意儿做起来有多麻烦，玩家多半不会觉得它的设计很妙，因为这根本记不住。

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在这一步，最常见的办法就是拿一个现有的东西做底子：最最常见的当然就是人类。

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你看，矮人不就是矮点和敦实点的人类，哥布林是小型的、绿色的、脸部做了一些调整的人类，兽人是壮实、长毛、有獠牙的人类……它们都是在人类这个模板上进行调整的。但我们不能只有人形怪，对吧？

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那么可以尝试各种动物，昆虫，甚至植物跟人体的组合。比如半人马，就是人 + 马；或者是单纯的鲸鱼、鸟类作为基本模板。当然，这个过程中为了强调特色，还可以把部分肢体缩小或者膨胀。

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注意，这时候就要结合第一步了。33 号远征队的疾刃在我看来不算是个很好的设计，但它基本的需求是做了的：纤细的肢体代表高速，利刃化的胳膊代表攻击方式，很清晰明了。

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33 号远征队的源色疾刃，很明显是人形 + 巨大化眼球 + 刀刃手臂，但眼球这个特色没用上
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第三步：建立视觉重心——它的核心特色是什么？

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到这一步，世界观就必须介入了。

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怪物的核心特色通常应该是跟世界观强相关的，在设计上，这又分为几个不断递进的层次：

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一、 共通的视觉母题

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最直观的手段是赋予怪物统一的视觉元素，例如共通的「皮肤」质感——但这绝非简单的颜色与花纹的堆砌，更重要的是其肢体设计上的统一符号，比如不对称、假面等等，《猎天使魔女》中的天使设计，以及最后生还者里的真菌僵尸，都是此道的典范。

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猎天使魔女里的 Boss 无论长什么鬼样子，都会有大理石般的洁白外壳、华丽的金色饰边，以及看似神圣的假面，营造出一种庄严而神圣的统一

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二、 共通的文化符号：从服饰到族群认同

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更高层次的设计是为怪物群体构建统一的文化符号，服饰是其中的一种外在体现。《原神》中的丘丘人便是很好的例子。它们戴着标志性的面具，穿着原始的部落服饰，使用简陋的武器，这些共通的“服饰”使其族群特征一目了然。

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但这同样不是扁平化的“换装”。丘丘人的设计已经超越了单纯的服饰，延伸到了对一个完整族群的塑造。他们拥有自己的营地、社会结构（如萨满和不同兵种）、甚至独特的语言和习俗。 尤其是它们的面具，背后承载了“因诅咒而无法正视自己丑陋面容”的悲剧性背景故事。 因此，这些共通的服饰和符号，实际上是其共同的悲惨命运和文化的缩影，让这群怪物不再是单纯的符号，而是一个有背景、有故事的没落族群。

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三、 共通的核心概念：心理意象的扭曲投影

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最高明的手段，则是让所有怪物服务于一个统一的核心概念，即使它们的外形天差地别。这方面的巅峰之作当属《寂静岭》系列。

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游戏中的怪物，无论是手持巨刃的三角头，还是步履蹒跚的护士，其形象都并非凭空想象而来，它们是主角内心创伤、罪孽感、压抑的欲望和恐惧的具象化。

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例如，三角头象征着主角詹姆斯渴望为自己罪行受到惩罚的心理投射，而其他怪物则可能反映了他对妻子病痛的复杂情绪。 正因为所有怪物都源自「主角扭曲心理的投影」这个共通概念，所以玩家即便看到形态迥异的敌人，也能立刻理解，它们是同属于一个来源的——一场醒不来的噩梦。

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这种设计使得怪物不再是单纯的关卡阻碍，而是推动叙事、塑造主角形象的关键元素，是游戏恐怖感的真正内核。

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寂静岭里的护士，代表压抑的性幻想
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番外：我以前做过的设计

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另一个角度，可以看出，不同颜色的手 + 不同的姿势，构成「眼睛」
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这两张图是我在之前的项目中提出的一个设计思路，我自己用 blender 画的草图，所以很粗糙。不好意思，美术功底太差，不会 2D……

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因为那个游戏也是「植物末日」的概念，所以我希望能使用一种特殊的植物作为怪物的核心视觉重点，这里提出的就是「手」+「眼睛」的思路，让植物构成手的形状，层层叠叠打开，而在未打开时，看起来会像一只眼睛。

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第四步：服务于玩法——为玩家的交互而设计

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最关键的一步，就是所有的设计最终都要回归到“好不好玩”上。怪物的每一个设计细节，都应该为玩法服务，要能提供一个清晰的交互逻辑。

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这点我特别喜欢 33 号远程队。不说玩法如何，它的怪物在跟玩法结合这点上做得是很有趣的。比如它的第一个怪物：枪兵。

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给没玩过的朋友介绍一下。这个游戏中，玩家可以消耗行动点进行自由射击，没特化 build 的话，伤害并不高，但如果打在怪物弱点上，则会产生大量伤害，且可能还会有额外效果。

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所以你猜怪物的弱点在哪？（手动狗头）
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没多久就出现的新怪物，你再猜猜它的弱点在哪？（继续手动狗头）
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实际上这种水雷怪虽然会偷袭，但你可以非常爽快地用手枪打爆它的水雷，一炸一片，连开三枪打中 3 个雷，对方直接就全灭了……

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这就是怪物服务于玩法的例子，它并不是单纯的、孤立的，而是需要很好地跟玩法结合在一起。

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即便做不到《33 号远征队》那般精巧，一些设计的基本原则也需要被遵守，即“形态服务于功能”（Form Follows Function）。一个会喷吐剧毒的怪物，身上理应有清晰可见的毒囊器官；一个散播瘟疫的敌人，其表皮遍布鼓起的脓包与囊肿。这种清晰的视觉语言，是确保玩家能够理解怪物机制、并享受与之交互的基础。

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顺便举个例子，前文提到过的「巨大 boss 的设计矛盾」，现在解法也是很多的，比如星穹铁道的末日兽，它其实用了相当复杂的设计，比如摄像机角度的变幻，以及将怪物的下半身隐在坑里，只有上半身露出来打，这种感觉就比较好。

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反面例子是黑神话的魔将妙音。因为摄像头调试的问题，玩家大多数时间都在打它的脚，就会多少有些不爽……

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第五步：剧情和演出设计

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优秀的形象和剧情是骨架，而丰满的演出效果则是让这具骨架活起来的血肉。怪物的“表演”和它出现前的铺垫，共同构成了玩家对它的核心记忆。这方面可以从几个角度入手：

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一、 动态演出：怎么设计怪物的动作

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怪物的性格与故事，应该直接体现在它的动态和行为逻辑中。

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动作与性格的统一：一个高傲的龙类 Boss，它的动作应该是舒展而威严的，即使是简单的行走，也带着巡视领地的王者姿态；而一个因实验失败而扭曲的怪物，其动作则可能是抽搐、不稳定且充满痛苦的，攻击方式也更像是绝望的胡乱抓挠。

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叙事性的攻击模式：Boss 的招式设计不仅仅是为了考验玩家，更是在“叙事”。碎星将军就是很好的典范。

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互动与反馈：怪物不应该只是一个木桩。它应该对玩家的行为做出反应。比如，当玩家使用特定属性攻击时，它会表现出愤怒或恐惧；当它生命值降低到一定程度，可能会变得更加疯狂，甚至会通过吼叫来表达它的痛苦和决心。这些细节让战斗过程更像是一场与有生命、有情感的对手的“对话”，而非单纯的数值交换。

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二、 环境铺垫

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一场精彩的 Boss 演出，早在玩家见到它之前就已经拉开帷幕。环境是最好的叙事者，它能在无言中将 Boss 的压迫感层层递进，植入玩家心中。

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  • 痕迹与暗示：在通往 Boss 巢穴的路上，玩家可以发现它留下的痕迹：巨大的爪痕、烧焦的村庄、被啃食的巨型生物残骸。这些东西都在不断告诉玩家，你即将面对的是一个极其强大的存在。
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三、 音效设计：听觉的语言

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声音是塑造怪物“存在感”最直接、也最容易被忽略的环节。

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  • 独特的声音标识：一个令人印象深刻的怪物，必然有其标志性的声音。这可能是一声独特的嘶吼、沉重的脚步声，或是发动关键技能前的特殊音效，这些声音不仅是玩法上的提示（预警），更是其形象的一部分。比如《生化危机》系列中“暴君”那沉重而规律的脚步声，在玩家看不见他时，仅凭声音就能营造出巨大的心理压力。
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  • 与演出结合的音乐：Boss 战的音乐是调动玩家情绪的关键。音乐的风格应该与 Boss 的形象和背景故事相符。进入战斗时，音乐可以骤然变得激昂；当 Boss 进入新阶段、释放毁灭性技能时，音乐也应随之变奏，达到高潮。音乐的起承转合，本身就是演出的一部分，引导着玩家的情绪波动。
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通过将动态、环境和音效这三者与怪物自身的设计和剧情紧密结合，才能完整让人难忘的「演出」，让怪物真正地活起来。

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但这个部分也是最难的部分，就需要跟整个制作组通力合作了。

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第六步：最终细节修正

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在走完上面的全部流程之后，这个怪物大致的「构型」就出来了，之后的很多工作就可以移交美术去设计，但策划也可以根据设计目的，以及世界观的设定来提一些需求。

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比如它看起来应该是更聪明还是更笨啊，服饰上有什么特殊啊等等，这些都会在一定程度上影响最终的效果；比如凶狠的怪物眼睛一般更小、会用三白眼或者三角眼等等，但这类一般都是美术做最终决策了。

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总结

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综上所述，一个优秀的怪物设计，正是在「特色」与「辨识度」、「压迫感」与「良好体验」等多重矛盾中取得精妙平衡的系统性工程。

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它并非天马行空的想象，而是一条逻辑清晰的路径：始于功能定位，通过视觉语言赋予其独一无二的辨识度与世界观内涵，最终落脚于为玩家提供清晰、有趣的玩法交互。

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归根结底，一个能被玩家铭记的怪物，其形象、故事与玩法必然是和谐统一、相辅相成的。

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这篇文章只能从非常浅的一个角度去做个总结，也聊一下我的一些想法，回头如果有人想细聊的话，我再专门写一篇分享一下吧。

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ps，看到这里的朋友求点个赞呗，写长文挺费力的……

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提问者自己可能都没注意到，这个问题其实相当后现代。

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如果我国 80 年代有知乎，我们的父辈看到这个问题会一脸懵逼：

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“鸟又不瞎，为什么会看不见玻璃？？？”

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只有后工业时代的后辈小年轻们才有机会把高透玻璃当做理所当然的存在。

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谁也别笑谁，你也看不见完全透明的干净玻璃。

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只要你假装擦玻璃，别人就会以为有玻璃
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归根到底，高透玻璃这玩意就是个bug，自然界根本不存在这样大块的、能透过 90%可见光的非晶体硬东西（玻璃不是晶体，所以没有固定熔点，玻璃是玻璃态物质，其微观结构具有类似液体的无序特征，这个很有趣，最后再讲）。

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哪怕是人类工业，也是最近几十年才能大批量生产民用的高透玻璃的。

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所以自然界大多数动物还没来得及进化出能看见透明度这么高东西的眼睛。

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（但是某些蛇等能“看见”透明玻璃，这个放在后面慢慢讲。我们先讲讲玻璃的历史吧。）

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玻璃在科技史的应用非常长远且基础：

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高透玻璃技能树没点，天文学和微生物就发展不起来。高耐热玻璃的技能树没点，化学就发展不起来。

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冷知识问答时间：

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我们国内是什么时候开始生产民用的高透（≥90%透光率）玻璃的？

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答案：是 2005 年。

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没想到吧！

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80，90 后应该有这种共同回忆，小时候的建筑玻璃好多都是这样蓝色或者棕色的：

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不是当时的人特别喜欢有颜色的玻璃，而是工业技术限制根本做不出来高透光率的玻璃。

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当然有透明的玻璃，但是当时透明玻璃呈现一种淡淡的绿色，侧面看尤其明显，不是特别纯净透亮。

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所以为了遮盖这种淡绿色，进行各种调色就成了主流。比如上图这种蓝色玻璃。

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根据《我国建筑装饰玻璃的现状及其发展趋势》（2000 年），90 年代国产普通玻璃透光率仅 80-86%（5-10mm 厚度），而国际标准为 81-88%。生产工艺中掺锡量高达 30-60g/m²（国际标准 15-25g/m²），导致玻璃本体透明度不足。

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1993 年前国内仅深圳有一条 ITO 膜生产线，年产能 3 万平方米，其余依赖进口。高端透明导电玻璃的短缺迫使行业选择更易生产的彩色玻璃替代。

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直到2005 年，河北晶牛集团建成国内首条透明微晶玻璃生产线，透光率≥92%，厚度控制达 3-8mm，应用于卫星光学系统，标志国产透明玻璃达到国际先进水平。

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另外一个冷知识：我们古代没有大规模生产透明玻璃（我们古代基本上是铅钡硅酸盐玻璃，透光率 20%-40%，主要是因为缺乏碳酸钠（纯碱（Na₂CO₃））。

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西方在罗马时期就已经可以生产 70%以上的透光率的钠钙玻璃了。

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别看碳酸钠 Na₂CO₃这玩意现在便宜得要死，工业级一吨才千元级，但是我们国家古代就是没有。

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这又是一个很难想象的点。

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真的吗，缺碳酸钠？

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是真的，我国古代缺少天然碱矿，近代以来我们工业合成纯碱也一直被卡脖子，很多工业产品没法廉价工业化生产，直到 1920 年代侯氏制碱法横空出世。

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人教版化学必修 1 有讲过侯氏制碱法的故事，在那之前我国确实没有大规模生产廉价纯碱的能力。

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另外，天然的纯碱我们不是没有，是挖不出来。

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中国碳酸钠矿床如内蒙古查干诺尔、吉林大布苏湖比较偏远，而国外古文明的超大型矿床多便于发现。

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我国还有些矿床因埋藏深（如吴城盆地矿层埋深 800 米）、勘探技术限制，直至现代才被发现，古代无法利用。

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简而言之，国外很多古文明的落脚点，盐湖边上就有高纯度的天然纯碱，直接运走就能用。

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而我们的需要深挖，导致我们点不出来透明玻璃这个科技树。

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埃及Wadi Natrun盐湖群，该地区已探明古泡碱矿层厚度达 6-8 米。Wadi Natrun 泡碱含 Na₂CO₃达 85-92%，杂质（如 NaCl、Na₂SO₄）比例显著低于其他地区矿源，适合高品质玻璃生产。

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也就是说在古代埃及几乎有挖不完的纯碱，所以他们肥皂和玻璃技术都比较成熟（我们因为没有纯碱，古代没法做现代意义的肥皂，用草木灰（碳酸钾）做的肥皂皂化率和保质时间都远远低于纯碱做出来的肥皂，所以我们洗衣服也是个麻烦事，真是皂化弄人啊。）

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埃及从公元前 3000 年就开始利用尼罗河谷天然碱（Na₂CO₃·10H₂O）制作玻璃和木乃伊防腐剂。

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罗马公元前 30 年罗马征服埃及后，直接掌控该战略资源产地，通过尼罗河 - 地中海航线每年运输约 2000 吨泡碱至意大利。

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所以罗马的制造透明玻璃的工艺十分了得。

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叙利亚工匠在公元前 50 年左右发明玻璃吹管，使玻璃壁厚从 5-8mm 降至 1-2mm。吹制工艺结合泡碱助熔（熔点从 1100℃降至 800℃），玻璃中铁氧化物（Fe₂O₃）含量从 2.5%降至 0.3%，透光率提升至 85%（对比早期砂芯法玻璃的 30%透光率）。

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古罗马出土的玻璃杯
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对比一下我们国内同一时期，西汉年间的玻璃杯：

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铅钡玻璃，厚度 3-5mm，十分浑浊。

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不过虽然西方制作透明玻璃的技术比较早，但是他们也有技术瓶颈:

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欧洲很多教堂是玻璃是这种彩色马赛克，不是因为好看，而是因为早期玻璃工艺受到限制（12-13 世纪）。

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工业玻璃制造技术尚未成熟，无法生产大面积透明玻璃，工匠只能手工制造出面积小、厚度不均的杂色玻璃片。然后采用工字形铅条拼接技术，将零碎玻璃组合成完整画面。

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虽然大洋彼岸 16 世纪就开始研究显微镜、望远镜了，但是当时的明清“海禁”限制技术交流，欧洲 16 世纪钠钙玻璃配方未能传入。

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乾隆年间广州十三行进口的欧洲玻璃器被列为“奇技淫巧”，从来也没有官方的引导去研究去模仿（而且那时候我们也确实缺纯碱，没法大量工业制造）。

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所以很遗憾的，我们直到近代才开始钠钙玻璃的研究，至于高透玻璃民用化更是千禧年后的事情了。

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（说句题外话，西方的文明其实也被耽误了几千年，玻璃是人类进行靠谱的化学研究的前置技能点，尤其是有了能够耐热和抗化学侵蚀的玻璃，化学家们才得以通过肉眼观察反应过程。

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有意思的是，这样的玻璃其实早在古罗马时期就被制造出来，那时的一位玻璃工匠将他的发明呈给提贝里乌斯皇帝，但玻璃的制法却被皇帝连同工匠本人一起抹杀，只是为了保护宫殿里其他玻璃制品的价值。直到 1880 年，加入硼砂的耐热玻璃才被德国人重新发明。

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皇帝小小的保护欲，让人类的化学技能树因此被拖了近 1800 年。而古罗马人因铅器铅管亡国灭种，也是一种冥冥之中的因果报应，令人唏嘘。 @啃米 ）

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至于为什么铅钡玻璃不透光，而钠钙玻璃能做到高透光率呢？

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这背后涉及带隙能量，杂化轨道等复杂理论，简单来说，

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现代技术的钠钙玻璃就像透明的矿泉水，杂质少，气泡少，透光好，清澈见底。

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而古法的铅钡玻璃则像混着泥沙的黄河水，泥沙多影响水里面光的折射，所以不透光，看不见水下的情况。

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但是，问题来了，可见光这个词是针对人来说的。

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对人来说，高透玻璃实现可见光波段（380-780nm）透光率超过 90%。

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但是普通玻璃对紫外线和红外线的吸收都比较强烈，只能漏过 5%左右（这也是为什么玻璃被晒后会发热）。

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所以如果一个动物能看见紫外线和红外线，那么他是有可能看见玻璃的。

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比如某些蛇：

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某些蛇有颊窝可以用来感受红外线，也就是说，如果一块吸收了热量的高透玻璃在蛇的不远处，虽然蛇视力不好，但是它们能明显感觉到玻璃在发热，所以可能会把玻璃错误地当做捕猎的目标从而撞上去。

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这种针对生物的热成像一般是某些夜行性动物才有的特征。

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不过这里说句题外话，有些甲虫会跟玻璃交配……

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2011 年的搞笑诺贝尔尔奖就给予了这个 1983 年的研究，深棕色或绿色啤酒瓶的反射波长（约 550-600nm）与某些雌性昆虫体色光谱重叠，如吉丁虫科的宝石甲虫（Julodimorpha bakewelli）就偏好金属光泽表面，所以它们找对象的时候会考虑啤酒瓶……

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好了，我们终于要说到鸟类了。

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鸟撞击玻璃的意外确实非常多，仅在美国，每年就有十亿只左右的鸟类因为撞击玻璃死亡。

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普通鸟类的可感知波长范围扩展至 300-700nm（人类 380-700nm），包含近紫外光（UV-A 波段 315-400nm）。

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由此可见，鸟类的可见光范围跟人类是高度重合的，鸟类具有四色视觉（人类为三色），视网膜含 5 种视锥细胞。

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所以它们也非常依赖视觉。

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鸟撞击到玻璃上的原因其实很复杂，根据玻璃情况不同分为以下三种：

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1 高透明的玻璃，鸟类看不见

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前面说了，因为玻璃能透过可见光，所以干净的玻璃对很多生物来说约等于不存在，生物还没进化到识别玻璃的程度。

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鸟类的正面视力较差，而侧方视力较强，这使得它们在飞行过程中难以发现前方的障碍物，尤其是透明的玻璃。

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2 镜面反射以及高反射光的玻璃

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镜面反射的玻璃墙或者晚上反光的白色粉刷墙壁，或者反射光很强烈的玻璃，鸟类都有可能撞上去。

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这就不是它们看不见了，它们正是因为看见了才撞上去的。

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这里就要提到鸟类的方向感知系统了。

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部分鸟类，尤其是大规模迁徙的鸟类，往往有趋光性，利用自然光线来定位。

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  • 涉及 58 种鸟类（占当地鸟类总数的 21%），包含国家级保护动物褐翅鸦鹃和小天鹅
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人造的光源和玻璃幕墙的反射都有可能严重影响鸟类的导航，导致它们错误地撞上玻璃幕墙。

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3 晚上透出的室内光

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同样是因为鸟类趋光性的原因，晚上玻璃透出的光线会严重干扰鸟类的导航。

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2021 年在麦考密克广场进行的一项研究发现，关闭大型建筑物中一半的灯光就可以将鸟类碰撞事故减少 60%。

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所以如何救救那些不小心撞玻璃墙的小鸟呢？

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有的。

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前面说到鸟类能看见 UV-A 波段 315-400nm 的紫外线，所以采用 CeO₂的紫外线反射玻璃（反射率＞80%）就能让鸟类看见玻璃在发光，以及采用磨砂玻璃幕墙，消除镜面反射，都能很大程度地降低鸟类撞玻璃墙的概率。

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在推进生态友好型城市建设方面，部分措施对鸟撞玻璃很有效果。

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比如改变玻璃的反光率和晚上关灯。

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以纽约市为例，当地实施的《鸟类保护建筑法规》明确规定新建项目必须采用特殊处理玻璃材质，通过降低表面反光率来避免鸟类误撞。波士顿部分高层建筑则引入防鸟撞玻璃技术，结合候鸟飞行走廊分析优化建筑布局，经跟踪监测显示此类建筑的鸟类误撞事件发生率较常规建筑下降近三分之一。这些实例验证了科学化生态设计对生物多样性保护的积极作用。

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另外，2021 年 12 月经多方专家论证后，纽约市正式通过建筑照明管控条例，要求在候鸟迁徙高峰期关闭非必要建筑照明，成为继得克萨斯州奥斯汀等城市后又一实施该政策的地区。同年秋季，纽约州议会审议的照明管理法案进一步提出更严格规范，拟要求全州范围内包括住宅在内的私有建筑，在每日夜间 11 点前调暗或关闭非功能性光源。伊利诺伊州 2021 年夏季颁布的《生态建筑标准法》则从建材与照明两方面作出规定：新建公共建筑须采用防鸟撞玻璃及可调节照明系统；针对生态敏感区周边建设项目，特别增设迁徙季节照明使用限制条款。

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所以你如果怕鸟撞到你家玻璃，不在家的时候以及晚上拉窗帘是一个很好的办法。

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以上~

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参考资料：

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1https://www.forwardpathway.com/116074

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2https://www.eco-business.com/news/light-pollution-policy-dont-forget-the-birds/

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提问者自己可能都没注意到，这个问题其实相当后现代。

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如果我国 80 年代有知乎，我们的父辈看到这个问题会一脸懵逼：

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“鸟又不瞎，为什么会看不见玻璃？？？”

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只有后工业时代的后辈小年轻们才有机会把高透玻璃当做理所当然的存在。

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谁也别笑谁，你也看不见完全透明的干净玻璃。

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只要你假装擦玻璃，别人就会以为有玻璃
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归根到底，高透玻璃这玩意就是个bug，自然界根本不存在这样大块的、能透过 90%可见光的非晶体硬东西（玻璃不是晶体，所以没有固定熔点，玻璃是玻璃态物质，其微观结构具有类似液体的无序特征，这个很有趣，最后再讲）。

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哪怕是人类工业，也是最近几十年才能大批量生产民用的高透玻璃的。

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所以自然界大多数动物还没来得及进化出能看见透明度这么高东西的眼睛。

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（但是某些蛇等能“看见”透明玻璃，这个放在后面慢慢讲。我们先讲讲玻璃的历史吧。）

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玻璃在科技史的应用非常长远且基础：

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高透玻璃技能树没点，天文学和微生物就发展不起来。高耐热玻璃的技能树没点，化学就发展不起来。

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冷知识问答时间：

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我们国内是什么时候开始生产民用的高透（≥90%透光率）玻璃的？

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答案：是 2005 年。

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没想到吧！

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80，90 后应该有这种共同回忆，小时候的建筑玻璃好多都是这样蓝色或者棕色的：

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不是当时的人特别喜欢有颜色的玻璃，而是工业技术限制根本做不出来高透光率的玻璃。

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当然有透明的玻璃，但是当时透明玻璃呈现一种淡淡的绿色，侧面看尤其明显，不是特别纯净透亮。

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所以为了遮盖这种淡绿色，进行各种调色就成了主流。比如上图这种蓝色玻璃。

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根据《我国建筑装饰玻璃的现状及其发展趋势》（2000 年），90 年代国产普通玻璃透光率仅 80-86%（5-10mm 厚度），而国际标准为 81-88%。生产工艺中掺锡量高达 30-60g/m²（国际标准 15-25g/m²），导致玻璃本体透明度不足。

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1993 年前国内仅深圳有一条 ITO 膜生产线，年产能 3 万平方米，其余依赖进口。高端透明导电玻璃的短缺迫使行业选择更易生产的彩色玻璃替代。

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直到2005 年，河北晶牛集团建成国内首条透明微晶玻璃生产线，透光率≥92%，厚度控制达 3-8mm，应用于卫星光学系统，标志国产透明玻璃达到国际先进水平。

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另外一个冷知识：我们古代没有大规模生产透明玻璃（我们古代基本上是铅钡硅酸盐玻璃，透光率 20%-40%，主要是因为缺乏碳酸钠（纯碱（Na₂CO₃））。

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西方在罗马时期就已经可以生产 70%以上的透光率的钠钙玻璃了。

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别看碳酸钠 Na₂CO₃这玩意现在便宜得要死，工业级一吨才千元级，但是我们国家古代就是没有。

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这又是一个很难想象的点。

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真的吗，缺碳酸钠？

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是真的，我国古代缺少天然碱矿，近代以来我们工业合成纯碱也一直被卡脖子，很多工业产品没法廉价工业化生产，直到 1920 年代侯氏制碱法横空出世。

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人教版化学必修 1 有讲过侯氏制碱法的故事，在那之前我国确实没有大规模生产廉价纯碱的能力。

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另外，天然的纯碱我们不是没有，是挖不出来。

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中国碳酸钠矿床如内蒙古查干诺尔、吉林大布苏湖比较偏远，而国外古文明的超大型矿床多便于发现。

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我国还有些矿床因埋藏深（如吴城盆地矿层埋深 800 米）、勘探技术限制，直至现代才被发现，古代无法利用。

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简而言之，国外很多古文明的落脚点，盐湖边上就有高纯度的天然纯碱，直接运走就能用。

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而我们的需要深挖，导致我们点不出来透明玻璃这个科技树。

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埃及Wadi Natrun盐湖群，该地区已探明古泡碱矿层厚度达 6-8 米。Wadi Natrun 泡碱含 Na₂CO₃达 85-92%，杂质（如 NaCl、Na₂SO₄）比例显著低于其他地区矿源，适合高品质玻璃生产。

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也就是说在古代埃及几乎有挖不完的纯碱，所以他们肥皂和玻璃技术都比较成熟（我们因为没有纯碱，古代没法做现代意义的肥皂，用草木灰（碳酸钾）做的肥皂皂化率和保质时间都远远低于纯碱做出来的肥皂，所以我们洗衣服也是个麻烦事，真是皂化弄人啊。）

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埃及从公元前 3000 年就开始利用尼罗河谷天然碱（Na₂CO₃·10H₂O）制作玻璃和木乃伊防腐剂。

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罗马公元前 30 年罗马征服埃及后，直接掌控该战略资源产地，通过尼罗河 - 地中海航线每年运输约 2000 吨泡碱至意大利。

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所以罗马的制造透明玻璃的工艺十分了得。

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叙利亚工匠在公元前 50 年左右发明玻璃吹管，使玻璃壁厚从 5-8mm 降至 1-2mm。吹制工艺结合泡碱助熔（熔点从 1100℃降至 800℃），玻璃中铁氧化物（Fe₂O₃）含量从 2.5%降至 0.3%，透光率提升至 85%（对比早期砂芯法玻璃的 30%透光率）。

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古罗马出土的玻璃杯
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对比一下我们国内同一时期，西汉年间的玻璃杯：

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铅钡玻璃，厚度 3-5mm，十分浑浊。

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不过虽然西方制作透明玻璃的技术比较早，但是他们也有技术瓶颈:

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欧洲很多教堂是玻璃是这种彩色马赛克，不是因为好看，而是因为早期玻璃工艺受到限制（12-13 世纪）。

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工业玻璃制造技术尚未成熟，无法生产大面积透明玻璃，工匠只能手工制造出面积小、厚度不均的杂色玻璃片。然后采用工字形铅条拼接技术，将零碎玻璃组合成完整画面。

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虽然大洋彼岸 16 世纪就开始研究显微镜、望远镜了，但是当时的明清“海禁”限制技术交流，欧洲 16 世纪钠钙玻璃配方未能传入。

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乾隆年间广州十三行进口的欧洲玻璃器被列为“奇技淫巧”，从来也没有官方的引导去研究去模仿（而且那时候我们也确实缺纯碱，没法大量工业制造）。

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所以很遗憾的，我们直到近代才开始钠钙玻璃的研究，至于高透玻璃民用化更是千禧年后的事情了。

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（说句题外话，西方的文明其实也被耽误了几千年，玻璃是人类进行靠谱的化学研究的前置技能点，尤其是有了能够耐热和抗化学侵蚀的玻璃，化学家们才得以通过肉眼观察反应过程。

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有意思的是，这样的玻璃其实早在古罗马时期就被制造出来，那时的一位玻璃工匠将他的发明呈给提贝里乌斯皇帝，但玻璃的制法却被皇帝连同工匠本人一起抹杀，只是为了保护宫殿里其他玻璃制品的价值。直到 1880 年，加入硼砂的耐热玻璃才被德国人重新发明。

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皇帝小小的保护欲，让人类的化学技能树因此被拖了近 1800 年。而古罗马人因铅器铅管亡国灭种，也是一种冥冥之中的因果报应，令人唏嘘。 @啃米 ）

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至于为什么铅钡玻璃不透光，而钠钙玻璃能做到高透光率呢？

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这背后涉及带隙能量，杂化轨道等复杂理论，简单来说，

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现代技术的钠钙玻璃就像透明的矿泉水，杂质少，气泡少，透光好，清澈见底。

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而古法的铅钡玻璃则像混着泥沙的黄河水，泥沙多影响水里面光的折射，所以不透光，看不见水下的情况。

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但是，问题来了，可见光这个词是针对人来说的。

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对人来说，高透玻璃实现可见光波段（380-780nm）透光率超过 90%。

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但是普通玻璃对紫外线和红外线的吸收都比较强烈，只能漏过 5%左右（这也是为什么玻璃被晒后会发热）。

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所以如果一个动物能看见紫外线和红外线，那么他是有可能看见玻璃的。

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比如某些蛇：

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某些蛇有颊窝可以用来感受红外线，也就是说，如果一块吸收了热量的高透玻璃在蛇的不远处，虽然蛇视力不好，但是它们能明显感觉到玻璃在发热，所以可能会把玻璃错误地当做捕猎的目标从而撞上去。

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这种针对生物的热成像一般是某些夜行性动物才有的特征。

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不过这里说句题外话，有些甲虫会跟玻璃交配……

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2011 年的搞笑诺贝尔尔奖就给予了这个 1983 年的研究，深棕色或绿色啤酒瓶的反射波长（约 550-600nm）与某些雌性昆虫体色光谱重叠，如吉丁虫科的宝石甲虫（Julodimorpha bakewelli）就偏好金属光泽表面，所以它们找对象的时候会考虑啤酒瓶……

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好了，我们终于要说到鸟类了。

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鸟撞击玻璃的意外确实非常多，仅在美国，每年就有十亿只左右的鸟类因为撞击玻璃死亡。

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普通鸟类的可感知波长范围扩展至 300-700nm（人类 380-700nm），包含近紫外光（UV-A 波段 315-400nm）。

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由此可见，鸟类的可见光范围跟人类是高度重合的，鸟类具有四色视觉（人类为三色），视网膜含 5 种视锥细胞。

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所以它们也非常依赖视觉。

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鸟撞击到玻璃上的原因其实很复杂，根据玻璃情况不同分为以下三种：

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1 高透明的玻璃，鸟类看不见

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前面说了，因为玻璃能透过可见光，所以干净的玻璃对很多生物来说约等于不存在，生物还没进化到识别玻璃的程度。

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鸟类的正面视力较差，而侧方视力较强，这使得它们在飞行过程中难以发现前方的障碍物，尤其是透明的玻璃。

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2 镜面反射以及高反射光的玻璃

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镜面反射的玻璃墙或者晚上反光的白色粉刷墙壁，或者反射光很强烈的玻璃，鸟类都有可能撞上去。

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这就不是它们看不见了，它们正是因为看见了才撞上去的。

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这里就要提到鸟类的方向感知系统了。

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部分鸟类，尤其是大规模迁徙的鸟类，往往有趋光性，利用自然光线来定位。

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  • 以鹭科、三趾鹑科、秧鸡科涉禽为主（占比 63%），白鹭单晚迁徙量可达上万只
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人造的光源和玻璃幕墙的反射都有可能严重影响鸟类的导航，导致它们错误地撞上玻璃幕墙。

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3 晚上透出的室内光

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同样是因为鸟类趋光性的原因，晚上玻璃透出的光线会严重干扰鸟类的导航。

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2021 年在麦考密克广场进行的一项研究发现，关闭大型建筑物中一半的灯光就可以将鸟类碰撞事故减少 60%。

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所以如何救救那些不小心撞玻璃墙的小鸟呢？

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有的。

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前面说到鸟类能看见 UV-A 波段 315-400nm 的紫外线，所以采用 CeO₂的紫外线反射玻璃（反射率＞80%）就能让鸟类看见玻璃在发光，以及采用磨砂玻璃幕墙，消除镜面反射，都能很大程度地降低鸟类撞玻璃墙的概率。

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在推进生态友好型城市建设方面，部分措施对鸟撞玻璃很有效果。

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比如改变玻璃的反光率和晚上关灯。

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以纽约市为例，当地实施的《鸟类保护建筑法规》明确规定新建项目必须采用特殊处理玻璃材质，通过降低表面反光率来避免鸟类误撞。波士顿部分高层建筑则引入防鸟撞玻璃技术，结合候鸟飞行走廊分析优化建筑布局，经跟踪监测显示此类建筑的鸟类误撞事件发生率较常规建筑下降近三分之一。这些实例验证了科学化生态设计对生物多样性保护的积极作用。

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另外，2021 年 12 月经多方专家论证后，纽约市正式通过建筑照明管控条例，要求在候鸟迁徙高峰期关闭非必要建筑照明，成为继得克萨斯州奥斯汀等城市后又一实施该政策的地区。同年秋季，纽约州议会审议的照明管理法案进一步提出更严格规范，拟要求全州范围内包括住宅在内的私有建筑，在每日夜间 11 点前调暗或关闭非功能性光源。伊利诺伊州 2021 年夏季颁布的《生态建筑标准法》则从建材与照明两方面作出规定：新建公共建筑须采用防鸟撞玻璃及可调节照明系统；针对生态敏感区周边建设项目，特别增设迁徙季节照明使用限制条款。

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所以你如果怕鸟撞到你家玻璃，不在家的时候以及晚上拉窗帘是一个很好的办法。

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以上~

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参考资料：

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1https://www.forwardpathway.com/116074

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2https://www.eco-business.com/news/light-pollution-policy-dont-forget-the-birds/

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\n \n 《用Python写网络爬虫》作为使用Python来爬取网络数据的杰出指南，讲解了从静态页面爬取数据的方法以及使用缓存来管理服务器负载的方法。此外，本书还介绍了如何使用AJAX URL和Firebug扩展来爬取数据，以及有关爬取技术的更多真相，比如使用浏览器渲染、管理cookie、通过提交表单从受验证码保护的复杂网站中抽取数据等。本书使用Scrapy创建了一个高级网络爬虫，并对一些真实的网站进行了爬取。\n \n

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\n \n 本书是一本针对所有层次的Python 读者而作的Python 入门书，理论与实践相结合，前面部分是基础知识，后面有实战项目帮助你更好的运用这些知识。\n \n

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    \n \n 1.python自动获取海量IP工具\n \n

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\n \n \n \n 完整项目已经打包整理好了，希望对正在学习的你带来帮助~多动手练习，才能不断地巩固知识，更快的进步！\n \n \n \n

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A low-altitude aircraft is displayed at the opening of the 15th China-Northeast Asia Expo in Changchun, Jilin province, on Aug 27.

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A visitor examines footwear from India at the expo on Aug 29.

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Visitors examine clothing and textile products from Nepal at the expo on Aug 29. Products from over 40 countries and regions were displayed at the event.

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A saleswoman displays a king crab imported from Russia in Hunchun, Jilin province, in September 2024.

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Foreign guests learn about China's processed ginseng products at the expo on Aug 27.

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Inside a workshop of Jilin SSK Electromechanical Co in Northeast China in late August, robotic arms moved with precision as workers performed final adjustments on a shipment of machines bound for Russia.

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The shipment marked the fourth delivery to Northeast Asia this year by the company, a manufacturer of intelligent poultry slaughtering and deep processing equipment in Siping, Jilin province. From January to July, Jilin SSK's total foreign trade value surged to 31.96 million yuan ($4.48 million), jumping 612.3 percent year-on-year, with exports to countries in the region reaching 17.13 million yuan, Changchun Customs data showed.

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Consisting of China, Russia, Mongolia, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the Republic of Korea and Japan, Northeast Asia boasts favorable transportation conditions and covers a vast area rich with human, mineral and marine resources, as well as strong industrial capabilities.

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"Previously, our products were mainly exported to Southeast Asian and North African countries," said Guo Feng, president of Jilin SSK.

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"With the support of the China-Northeast Asia Expo, and the implementation of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, we now enjoy easier access to other Northeast Asian markets," he said at the company's booth during the 15th edition of the expo, held in Changchun, the capital of Jilin, in August.

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Guo pointed out the company's website is in multiple languages — Chinese, English and Russian. It plans to add Korean and Mongolian in November to serve rising demand in Northeast Asia, he added.

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Across Northeast Asia, such industrial links are shaping a deeper story of connectivity and growth.

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Changchun, one of China's automobile manufacturing hubs, is strengthening cooperation with the city Ulsan in the ROK, home to that country's major carmakers and auto parts suppliers. Machinery businesses in Shenyang, the capital of Northeast China's Liaoning province, are working in tandem with Japan's robotics hub in Nagoya.

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Ports in Dalian, Liaoning, are bolstering seamless connections with Vladivostok in Russia, as well as Japan's Otaru, Tokyo and Yokohama, to facilitate trade flows of industrial goods, daily necessities, seafood and other types of commodities.

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With minerals from Mongolia, semiconductor products from the ROK, industrial products from Japan, and Jilin's agricultural exports, the region's business map is becoming increasingly interwoven — offering companies new and abundant opportunities to expand.

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"China and Northeast Asian countries have deepened strategic alignment and cooperation in recent years, with supply chains becoming more integrated," said Li Xingqian, vice-chairman of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade.

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Li said that while traditional industries anchor the economy, rising cooperation in emerging sectors is driving new momentum for regional growth.

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Trade between China and the five other Northeast Asian countries amounted to $901.6 billion in 2024, up 1.6 percent year-on-year, accounting for nearly 15 percent of China's total foreign trade. China has maintained its position as the largest trading partner for all the five countries, with the ROK and Japan ranking as its second — and third-largest trading partners, respectively, according to statistics from the Ministry of Commerce.

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Two-way investment between China and the five countries exceeded $7 billion last year, with cooperation expanding into emerging fields, including digital economy, green development, advanced manufacturing and modern services.

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Nyam-osor Uchral, Mongolia's first deputy prime minister and minister of economy and development, said the expo plays a key role in advancing multilateral cooperation in Northeast Asia, driving regional integration, fostering mutual understanding and boosting broader collaboration.

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"We will expand trade volumes with other countries in the region, while diversifying product categories, optimizing the trade structure, developing value-added supply chains, and increasing both the quantity and variety of non-mineral exports," he said.

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Roh Keon-ki, deputy minister for trade negotiations at the ROK's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, said that Jilin is a key node for ROK-China exchanges.

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Jilin, once an industrial base, is now a leading province in the nation's automotive and rail transportation industries, and is growing into a regional innovation hub by spearheading high-quality development and promoting digital and green transformation.

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Launched in 2005, the China-Northeast Asia Expo is the only such international major event to feature participation by the six Northeast Asian countries and open to the wider world.

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This year's event, covering 73,000 square meters and resembling a global marketplace, drew more than 14,000 participants from China and 45 countries and regions, according to the Jilin Provincial Department of Commerce.

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Exhibits ranging from Russian chocolates and Mongolian cashmere hats to Pakistani vases and Thai balms, showcased diverse cultures while underscoring strong interest in cross-border cooperation and market expansion.

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Over its 14 previous editions, the expo has generated 10 billion yuan in goods trade and facilitated 3,032 cooperation projects. Combined investment has reached over 2.05 trillion yuan, spanning infrastructure, modern services, new energy, new materials, food processing, auto parts manufacturing, cultural tourism and biomedicine.

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The growing trade exchanges in Northeast Asia are also reflected in the performance of regional manufacturers.

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For example, Sungdo Crane Equipment (Liaoning) Co — a Shenyang-based hoist and crane maker and a subsidiary of the ROK's Star Machinery Co — saw its exports to the ROK reach 59 million yuan between January and July, up 2 percent year-on-year, according to Shenyang Customs.

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"Our cleanroom electric hoist equipment and components account for more than 65 percent of the market share in the ROK. Designed for use in dust-free workshops, the products prevent particles from falling when lifting heavy objects and make efficient use of limited indoor space," said Roh Youngbeom, the company's president.

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"A flourishing web of trade ties in Northeast Asia can help companies expand regional markets and build resilient supply chains," said Roh, adding that the push dovetails with the RCEP, reinforcing momentum for deeper economic integration.

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The RCEP, which came into force in 2022, comprises 15 Asia-Pacific countries including the 10 member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, and its five trading partners, China, Japan, the ROK, Australia and New Zealand.

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The pact aims to deepen economic integration by covering areas such as trade in goods and services, investment and e-commerce. Its goal is to boost regional trade and economic growth, according to the Jakarta-based ASEAN Secretariat.

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Bai Ming, a researcher at the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation in Beijing, said that the mega-free trade agreement provides an institutional framework that further strengthens Northeast Asia's economic cooperation.

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By reducing tariffs, improving market access and promoting unified rules in areas such as trade in services, technology cooperation and intellectual property protection, the agreement not only deepens integration with ASEAN economies, but also enhances intra-regional connectivity, Bai said.

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Gao Lingyun, a researcher at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences' Institute of World Economics and Politics in Beijing, said: "This will create more opportunities for companies in Northeast Asia to expand their presence across value chains and benefit from a more predictable trading environment, while also allowing China's northeastern region to share in the gains and spur regional development."

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Cutting barriers

\n

Heilongjiang Tianyouwei Electronics Co, a manufacturer of automotive instrument clusters and intelligent cockpits in Suihua, Heilongjiang province, has strengthened its foothold in overseas markets by enhancing the competitiveness of its products and leveraging international trade facilitation policies such as the Authorized Economic Operator program.

\n

The program was advocated by the World Customs Organization in 2007 to strengthen international supply chain security and facilitate the movement of legitimate goods.

\n

Under the AEO, customs authorities from various countries and regions form partnerships with industries to collaboratively cut barriers to customs procedures and enhance international trade efficiency.

\n

Heilongjiang Tianyouwei, with more than 4,900 employees, exported 580 million yuan in products to Northeast Asian markets in the first seven months of this year, accounting for nearly half of its total exports during this period, Harbin Customs data showed.

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"After becoming an AEO-certified company in January, we have gained not only greater efficiency in customs clearance, but also improvements in management standards, business reputation and overall competitiveness," said Shan Dan, a manager at the company's foreign trade unit.

\n

Shan said as overseas customers are paying increasing attention to suppliers' credit qualifications, her company has relied on its AEO certification to continuously expand its circle of foreign trade partners this year, securing new orders from Northeast Asian countries and maintaining steady growth in export business.

\n

Multinational corporations are also expanding their footprint in China's northeastern region, adding further vitality to regional supply chains.

\n

One such company is Eastman Chemical Co, a United States-based specialty materials manufacturer.

\n

The company, with eight manufacturing sites and an innovation center across China, launched two new lines at its plant in Dalian in June to ramp up the output of its automotive film products.

\n

"This expansion consolidates our ability to meet the rising demand for our film products across China and the Asia-Pacific region, while also fostering greater innovation and enabling the scaling of product development within our existing operations," said Brad Lich, executive vice-president and chief commercial officer of Eastman.

\n

Underscoring that China is at the core of its global strategy, Lich said Eastman will continue to innovate across a wide range of applications, from specialty plastics used in reusable bottles, electronics and cosmetics packaging, to performance films for automotive and architectural use, within the country, to seize more market share and further cut carbon emissions.

\n

Looking ahead, market watchers said future cooperation in Northeast Asia is likely to expand beyond traditional sectors into fast-growing areas such as new energy, hydrogen power, artificial intelligence and cross-border payment systems.

\n

"These fields not only align with global low-carbon and digital transformation trends, but also reflect the region's complementary strengths in technology, capital and resources," said Chen Jianwei, a researcher at the University of International Business and Economics' Academy of China Open Economy Studies in Beijing.

\n

By jointly exploring standards, sharing research outcomes and deepening supply-chain collaboration, countries in the region are expected to foster new growth engines and create a more resilient, innovation-driven economic network that benefits both local industries and global partners, said Chen.

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Contact the writers at zhongnan@chinadaily.com.cn

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A low-altitude aircraft is displayed at the opening of the 15th China-Northeast Asia Expo in Changchun, Jilin province, on Aug 27.

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A representative of an exhibitor livestreams from the expo on Aug 27.

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A visitor examines footwear from India at the expo on Aug 29.

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Visitors examine clothing and textile products from Nepal at the expo on Aug 29. Products from over 40 countries and regions were displayed at the event.

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A saleswoman displays a king crab imported from Russia in Hunchun, Jilin province, in September 2024.

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Foreign guests learn about China's processed ginseng products at the expo on Aug 27.

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Inside a workshop of Jilin SSK Electromechanical Co in Northeast China in late August, robotic arms moved with precision as workers performed final adjustments on a shipment of machines bound for Russia.

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The shipment marked the fourth delivery to Northeast Asia this year by the company, a manufacturer of intelligent poultry slaughtering and deep processing equipment in Siping, Jilin province. From January to July, Jilin SSK's total foreign trade value surged to 31.96 million yuan ($4.48 million), jumping 612.3 percent year-on-year, with exports to countries in the region reaching 17.13 million yuan, Changchun Customs data showed.

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Consisting of China, Russia, Mongolia, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the Republic of Korea and Japan, Northeast Asia boasts favorable transportation conditions and covers a vast area rich with human, mineral and marine resources, as well as strong industrial capabilities.

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"Previously, our products were mainly exported to Southeast Asian and North African countries," said Guo Feng, president of Jilin SSK.

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"With the support of the China-Northeast Asia Expo, and the implementation of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, we now enjoy easier access to other Northeast Asian markets," he said at the company's booth during the 15th edition of the expo, held in Changchun, the capital of Jilin, in August.

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Guo pointed out the company's website is in multiple languages — Chinese, English and Russian. It plans to add Korean and Mongolian in November to serve rising demand in Northeast Asia, he added.

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Across Northeast Asia, such industrial links are shaping a deeper story of connectivity and growth.

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Changchun, one of China's automobile manufacturing hubs, is strengthening cooperation with the city Ulsan in the ROK, home to that country's major carmakers and auto parts suppliers. Machinery businesses in Shenyang, the capital of Northeast China's Liaoning province, are working in tandem with Japan's robotics hub in Nagoya.

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Ports in Dalian, Liaoning, are bolstering seamless connections with Vladivostok in Russia, as well as Japan's Otaru, Tokyo and Yokohama, to facilitate trade flows of industrial goods, daily necessities, seafood and other types of commodities.

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With minerals from Mongolia, semiconductor products from the ROK, industrial products from Japan, and Jilin's agricultural exports, the region's business map is becoming increasingly interwoven — offering companies new and abundant opportunities to expand.

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"China and Northeast Asian countries have deepened strategic alignment and cooperation in recent years, with supply chains becoming more integrated," said Li Xingqian, vice-chairman of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade.

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Li said that while traditional industries anchor the economy, rising cooperation in emerging sectors is driving new momentum for regional growth.

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Trade between China and the five other Northeast Asian countries amounted to $901.6 billion in 2024, up 1.6 percent year-on-year, accounting for nearly 15 percent of China's total foreign trade. China has maintained its position as the largest trading partner for all the five countries, with the ROK and Japan ranking as its second — and third-largest trading partners, respectively, according to statistics from the Ministry of Commerce.

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Two-way investment between China and the five countries exceeded $7 billion last year, with cooperation expanding into emerging fields, including digital economy, green development, advanced manufacturing and modern services.

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Nyam-osor Uchral, Mongolia's first deputy prime minister and minister of economy and development, said the expo plays a key role in advancing multilateral cooperation in Northeast Asia, driving regional integration, fostering mutual understanding and boosting broader collaboration.

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"We will expand trade volumes with other countries in the region, while diversifying product categories, optimizing the trade structure, developing value-added supply chains, and increasing both the quantity and variety of non-mineral exports," he said.

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Roh Keon-ki, deputy minister for trade negotiations at the ROK's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, said that Jilin is a key node for ROK-China exchanges.

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Jilin, once an industrial base, is now a leading province in the nation's automotive and rail transportation industries, and is growing into a regional innovation hub by spearheading high-quality development and promoting digital and green transformation.

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Amid shared challenges, including sluggish global economic growth, Roh urged countries to join hands in sharing experience and resources, expanding cooperation for inclusive growth and common prosperity, building a predictable trade and investment environment, and exploring innovative solutions for digital transformation and carbon neutrality.

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Open to wider world

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Launched in 2005, the China-Northeast Asia Expo is the only such international major event to feature participation by the six Northeast Asian countries and open to the wider world.

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This year's event, covering 73,000 square meters and resembling a global marketplace, drew more than 14,000 participants from China and 45 countries and regions, according to the Jilin Provincial Department of Commerce.

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Exhibits ranging from Russian chocolates and Mongolian cashmere hats to Pakistani vases and Thai balms, showcased diverse cultures while underscoring strong interest in cross-border cooperation and market expansion.

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Over its 14 previous editions, the expo has generated 10 billion yuan in goods trade and facilitated 3,032 cooperation projects. Combined investment has reached over 2.05 trillion yuan, spanning infrastructure, modern services, new energy, new materials, food processing, auto parts manufacturing, cultural tourism and biomedicine.

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The growing trade exchanges in Northeast Asia are also reflected in the performance of regional manufacturers.

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For example, Sungdo Crane Equipment (Liaoning) Co — a Shenyang-based hoist and crane maker and a subsidiary of the ROK's Star Machinery Co — saw its exports to the ROK reach 59 million yuan between January and July, up 2 percent year-on-year, according to Shenyang Customs.

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"Our cleanroom electric hoist equipment and components account for more than 65 percent of the market share in the ROK. Designed for use in dust-free workshops, the products prevent particles from falling when lifting heavy objects and make efficient use of limited indoor space," said Roh Youngbeom, the company's president.

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"A flourishing web of trade ties in Northeast Asia can help companies expand regional markets and build resilient supply chains," said Roh, adding that the push dovetails with the RCEP, reinforcing momentum for deeper economic integration.

\n

The RCEP, which came into force in 2022, comprises 15 Asia-Pacific countries including the 10 member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, and its five trading partners, China, Japan, the ROK, Australia and New Zealand.

\n

The pact aims to deepen economic integration by covering areas such as trade in goods and services, investment and e-commerce. Its goal is to boost regional trade and economic growth, according to the Jakarta-based ASEAN Secretariat.

\n

Bai Ming, a researcher at the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation in Beijing, said that the mega-free trade agreement provides an institutional framework that further strengthens Northeast Asia's economic cooperation.

\n

By reducing tariffs, improving market access and promoting unified rules in areas such as trade in services, technology cooperation and intellectual property protection, the agreement not only deepens integration with ASEAN economies, but also enhances intra-regional connectivity, Bai said.

\n

Gao Lingyun, a researcher at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences' Institute of World Economics and Politics in Beijing, said: "This will create more opportunities for companies in Northeast Asia to expand their presence across value chains and benefit from a more predictable trading environment, while also allowing China's northeastern region to share in the gains and spur regional development."

\n

Cutting barriers

\n

Heilongjiang Tianyouwei Electronics Co, a manufacturer of automotive instrument clusters and intelligent cockpits in Suihua, Heilongjiang province, has strengthened its foothold in overseas markets by enhancing the competitiveness of its products and leveraging international trade facilitation policies such as the Authorized Economic Operator program.

\n

The program was advocated by the World Customs Organization in 2007 to strengthen international supply chain security and facilitate the movement of legitimate goods.

\n

Under the AEO, customs authorities from various countries and regions form partnerships with industries to collaboratively cut barriers to customs procedures and enhance international trade efficiency.

\n

Heilongjiang Tianyouwei, with more than 4,900 employees, exported 580 million yuan in products to Northeast Asian markets in the first seven months of this year, accounting for nearly half of its total exports during this period, Harbin Customs data showed.

\n

"After becoming an AEO-certified company in January, we have gained not only greater efficiency in customs clearance, but also improvements in management standards, business reputation and overall competitiveness," said Shan Dan, a manager at the company's foreign trade unit.

\n

Shan said as overseas customers are paying increasing attention to suppliers' credit qualifications, her company has relied on its AEO certification to continuously expand its circle of foreign trade partners this year, securing new orders from Northeast Asian countries and maintaining steady growth in export business.

\n

Multinational corporations are also expanding their footprint in China's northeastern region, adding further vitality to regional supply chains.

\n

One such company is Eastman Chemical Co, a United States-based specialty materials manufacturer.

\n

The company, with eight manufacturing sites and an innovation center across China, launched two new lines at its plant in Dalian in June to ramp up the output of its automotive film products.

\n

"This expansion consolidates our ability to meet the rising demand for our film products across China and the Asia-Pacific region, while also fostering greater innovation and enabling the scaling of product development within our existing operations," said Brad Lich, executive vice-president and chief commercial officer of Eastman.

\n

Underscoring that China is at the core of its global strategy, Lich said Eastman will continue to innovate across a wide range of applications, from specialty plastics used in reusable bottles, electronics and cosmetics packaging, to performance films for automotive and architectural use, within the country, to seize more market share and further cut carbon emissions.

\n

Looking ahead, market watchers said future cooperation in Northeast Asia is likely to expand beyond traditional sectors into fast-growing areas such as new energy, hydrogen power, artificial intelligence and cross-border payment systems.

\n

"These fields not only align with global low-carbon and digital transformation trends, but also reflect the region's complementary strengths in technology, capital and resources," said Chen Jianwei, a researcher at the University of International Business and Economics' Academy of China Open Economy Studies in Beijing.

\n

By jointly exploring standards, sharing research outcomes and deepening supply-chain collaboration, countries in the region are expected to foster new growth engines and create a more resilient, innovation-driven economic network that benefits both local industries and global partners, said Chen.

\n

Contact the writers at zhongnan@chinadaily.com.cn

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On Saturday, a burial ceremony was held in Shenyang, Liaoning province, for the 12th set of remains of Chinese soldiers who died during the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea (1950-53). The remains of 30 soldiers were transported from South Korea to Shenyang on Friday by a Y-20 strategic transport plane of the People's Liberation Army Air Force.

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Led by Peng Dehuai, commander in chief of the Chinese People's Volunteers army, nearly 2.9 million Chinese soldiers fought in the conflict. More than 197,000 Chinese soldiers and civilians recruited by the CPV died in combat.

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The ceremony began at 10 am on Saturday. With PLA honor guards standing watch, ceremonial soldiers marched in unison, escorting the coffins of the 30 martyrs into the memorial square of the CPV martyrs' cemetery. The national anthem was played and sung.

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Minister of Veterans Affairs Pei Jinjia delivered the eulogy. All attendees bowed three times to the remains, and 27 honor guards fired 12 shots in succession to pay their respects.

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More than 300 people attended the ceremony, including government representatives, military personnel, veterans, families of the fallen soldiers, students and local residents.

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Zhao Jingcheng, a tourist from Xi'an, Shaanxi province, said the flowers, fruits and candies placed in front of each grave showed that the country and people have not forgotten the fallen.

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"They are the most lovable people," Zhao said.

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Photographer Liu Naipeng, who has documented multiple repatriations of CPV soldiers' remains, said capturing such moments is unforgettable.

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"Every time I press the shutter, I feel immense respect as I welcome the heroes in my heart back home," Liu said.

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The remains were buried at the CPV martyrs' cemetery in Shenyang. Wang Chunjie, a staff member at the cemetery, said she welcomes the heroes' remains back each year. After the ceremony, she arranged flowers in front of the wall bearing the soldiers' names.

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"As a guardian of these martyrs, I am committed to sharing their stories with more people and passing on the spirit. This is the best tribute we can offer to these heroes," Wang said.

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This year marks the 75th anniversary of the CPV's participation in the war, which lasted two years and nine months.

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Over the past 12 years, a total of 1,011 CPV martyrs' remains have been brought back from South Korea.

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The identification and comparison process for the first 11 batches of the remains of 981 Chinese soldiers who died during the war and were returned from South Korea has been completed, with the names and family members of 28 martyrs confirmed, the Ministry of Veterans Affairs said.

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Contact the writers at lishangyi@chinadaily.com.cn

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Editor's note: With less than half a year remaining before the conclusion of the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25), China is on track to exceed its nonfossil energy consumption targets. The share of electricity in end-use energy consumption has already risen to around 30 percent. Zhou Dadi, former director of the Energy Research Institute of the National Development and Reform Commission, spoke to the 21st Century Business Herald about the achievements of the 14th Five-Year Plan in energy transition as well as the priorities in the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30). Below are excerpts from the interview. The views don't necessarily represent those of China Daily.

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The policy framework of the 15th Five-Year Plan will continue to adhere to the core vision of the dual carbon goals. China aims to peak carbon dioxide emissions before 2030. The success of its energy transition hinges on whether clean energy can build cost advantages and market competitiveness. Only if there is an economically viable low-carbon energy supply system can fossil fuels be genuinely replaced.

\n

China has made remarkable progress in new energy development, but coal consumption remains a transitional challenge due to its economic viability.

\n

To achieve the carbon peak in the 15th Five-Year Plan period coal use must be reduced through targeted policies, building on existing measures to control its consumption.

\n

Coal, oil and natural gas should peak in stages during the next five years, followed by sustained and substantial reductions in the medium to long term.

\n

The primary pathway to achieving carbon neutrality before 2060 is to replace fossil fuels with nonfossil energy-based electricity — solar, wind, hydropower, nuclear and energy storage — potentially approaching near 100 percent substitution. The power system must achieve zero-carbon transformation ahead of schedule, with both primary and end-use energy highly electrified.

\n

Besides, it is important to advance green, low-carbon and rational consumption patterns. With the continued growth of electricity demand driven by the digital economy and artificial intelligence, the solution is not to simply restrict energy consumption, but to promote energy-saving technologies, enhance efficiency and advocate reasonable consumption in order to avoid wasting energy.

\n

The focus of energy policy should now shift to structural optimization and low-carbon transformation. There is broad consensus in the international community that developing clean energy and promoting green, low-carbon transformation can address the problem of climate change.

\n

In addition to restructuring the energy system, electrification in key sectors such as transportation and construction must also be accelerated. With rapid technological progress and declining costs, batteries, electric vehicles and electrified machinery are quickly gaining market share. Since the start of the 14th Five-Year Plan, the electrification of transport has pushed the oil and gas industry into transition, and China's refined oil consumption has already peaked ahead of schedule.

\n

This peaking and subsequent decline in refined oil consumption have put pressure on the petrochemical industry to pursue its own low-carbon transformation. In the future, zero-carbon synthetic fuels and chemicals, based on green hydrogen and biomass, will be gradually developed.

\n

These are expected to gradually replace current oil — and gas-based petrochemicals starting from 2040.

\n

For the residential sector, high levels of electrification will be the main pathway for a green, low-carbon transformation. Heating systems will shift from coal — and gas-based centralized heating to distributed electric heating, including direct electric heating and heat pumps. Electrification in cooking is also emerging, with electric stoves increasingly available.

\n

The potential rooftop solar capacity of urban and rural buildings is estimated at nearly 3 billion kilowatts, but this resource remains largely untapped. Significant progress is expected in this area during the upcoming five-year plan.

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Editor's note: With less than half a year remaining before the conclusion of the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25), China is on track to exceed its nonfossil energy consumption targets. The share of electricity in end-use energy consumption has already risen to around 30 percent. Zhou Dadi, former director of the Energy Research Institute of the National Development and Reform Commission, spoke to the 21st Century Business Herald about the achievements of the 14th Five-Year Plan in energy transition as well as the priorities in the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30). Below are excerpts from the interview. The views don't necessarily represent those of China Daily.

\n

The policy framework of the 15th Five-Year Plan will continue to adhere to the core vision of the dual carbon goals. China aims to peak carbon dioxide emissions before 2030. The success of its energy transition hinges on whether clean energy can build cost advantages and market competitiveness. Only if there is an economically viable low-carbon energy supply system can fossil fuels be genuinely replaced.

\n

China has made remarkable progress in new energy development, but coal consumption remains a transitional challenge due to its economic viability.

\n

To achieve the carbon peak in the 15th Five-Year Plan period coal use must be reduced through targeted policies, building on existing measures to control its consumption.

\n

Coal, oil and natural gas should peak in stages during the next five years, followed by sustained and substantial reductions in the medium to long term.

\n

The primary pathway to achieving carbon neutrality before 2060 is to replace fossil fuels with nonfossil energy-based electricity — solar, wind, hydropower, nuclear and energy storage — potentially approaching near 100 percent substitution. The power system must achieve zero-carbon transformation ahead of schedule, with both primary and end-use energy highly electrified.

\n

Besides, it is important to advance green, low-carbon and rational consumption patterns. With the continued growth of electricity demand driven by the digital economy and artificial intelligence, the solution is not to simply restrict energy consumption, but to promote energy-saving technologies, enhance efficiency and advocate reasonable consumption in order to avoid wasting energy.

\n

The focus of energy policy should now shift to structural optimization and low-carbon transformation. There is broad consensus in the international community that developing clean energy and promoting green, low-carbon transformation can address the problem of climate change.

\n

In addition to restructuring the energy system, electrification in key sectors such as transportation and construction must also be accelerated. With rapid technological progress and declining costs, batteries, electric vehicles and electrified machinery are quickly gaining market share. Since the start of the 14th Five-Year Plan, the electrification of transport has pushed the oil and gas industry into transition, and China's refined oil consumption has already peaked ahead of schedule.

\n

This peaking and subsequent decline in refined oil consumption have put pressure on the petrochemical industry to pursue its own low-carbon transformation. In the future, zero-carbon synthetic fuels and chemicals, based on green hydrogen and biomass, will be gradually developed.

\n

These are expected to gradually replace current oil — and gas-based petrochemicals starting from 2040.

\n

For the residential sector, high levels of electrification will be the main pathway for a green, low-carbon transformation. Heating systems will shift from coal — and gas-based centralized heating to distributed electric heating, including direct electric heating and heat pumps. Electrification in cooking is also emerging, with electric stoves increasingly available.

\n

The potential rooftop solar capacity of urban and rural buildings is estimated at nearly 3 billion kilowatts, but this resource remains largely untapped. Significant progress is expected in this area during the upcoming five-year plan.

\n

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Nepal's interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki gestures as she visits a trauma care center on Saturday in Kathmandu, where the victims of last week's protests are being treated.

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Nepal's President Ram Chandra Paudel has urged all sections of society to ensure smooth and successful election of the new House of Representatives scheduled for March 5, and asked his newly appointed prime minister to oversee the process, local media reported.

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The country's former chief justice Sushila Karki took office as prime minister of the interim government at the presidential office on Friday evening, following K.P. Sharma Oli's resignation.

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China on Sunday extended congratulations to Karki on becoming prime minister. Noting that China and Nepal share a time-honored friendship, the Foreign Ministry said in a statement that China, as always, respects the development path chosen independently by the people of Nepal.

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Beijing stands ready to work with Kathmandu to promote the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence, enhance exchanges and cooperation in various fields, and further advance bilateral relations, a ministry spokesperson said.

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In a statement released on Saturday, President Paudel said, "By making the most of this hard-won opportunity, I sincerely appeal to all to win the trust of the people and help ensure that the elections announced for March 5 are successfully held."

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He emphasized that despite the recent protests, "the constitution, parliamentary system and federal democratic republic have been preserved", according to local media outlets.

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The death toll from last week's nationwide protests has risen to 72, Nepal's Health Ministry said on Sunday.

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On Friday, Nepal's major political parties reached a deal with the groups that launched the protests, resulting in the appointment of Karki, 73, the first and only woman in Nepal to have served as the chief justice of the Supreme Court.

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According to the appointment letter read on the occasion, Karki is keeping all the ministries with herself and her interim government is in charge of holding a general election within six months.

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Immediately after taking the oath, Karki recommended the dissolution of the House of Representatives, a suggestion the president approved. Although the dissolution drew opposition from some major parties over the weekend, a new general election was set for March 5.

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Harish Chandra Shah, president of the Nepal China Cultural and Educational Council, said that with the interim government and upcoming elections, the friendly ties between China and Nepal will "remain unchanged".

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"Regardless of changes, the bonds between the two peoples will only strengthen and get tighter as time goes by," he said.

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Prakash Pun, president of the Hong Kong-Nepalese Business Association, expressed high hopes that the interim government would ensure good governance and bring positive change to the country and its people.

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Looking ahead to the March elections, he said he hoped his homeland would "select the best expertise for the election committee to conduct the election by the given date".

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Pun, who is also a tourism promoter for the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation of Nepal's government for Hong Kong, said that with protests subsiding, the country's tourism industry is poised for a speedy recovery.

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The Hotel Association Nepal said on Friday that the hotel sector suffered losses of about $177 million during recent protests across the country, calling for a relief package as many hotels were struggling to repay lenders.

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Nearly two dozen hotels, including both domestic and international brands, suffered extensive damage from vandalism and arson attacks during the nationwide unrest, it said.

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vivienxu@chinadailyapac.com

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A worker is busy at a general assembly workshop in the Ming Yang Smart Energy Group's industrial park in Baotou, Inner Mongolia autonomous region, on July 29.

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BEIJING — Stepping into the wind turbine assembly plant at Ming Yang Smart Energy Group's industrial park in Baotou, North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region, visitors are greeted by orderly production lines and busy workers. Robotic arms swing methodically, while digital screens display real-time production data.

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The park has established a complete industrial chain covering research and design, manufacturing and quality testing, according to He Changguo, manager of the firm's northern regional manufacturing center. Since 2008, wind turbines produced in the park have been deployed in more than 100 projects across China.

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This facility epitomizes the accelerating pace of Inner Mongolia's green transition. Rich in coal and central to China's energy supply, the region accounted for more than a quarter of the nation's coal output in 2024. This wealth of resources fueled decades of growth, but also tied the region to high-polluting and resource-heavy industries.

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In recent years, however, the nationwide low-carbon push has set the region on a new course. By tapping its abundant wind and solar resources, the region is cultivating fresh momentum for growth. Once renowned for its coal reserves and desert environment, Inner Mongolia is now dotted with vast arrays of solar panels and wind turbines.

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So far, over 30 companies similar to Ming Yang Smart Energy Group, which operate full industrial chains in the new energy sector, have taken root in the region. In 2024, the added value of large-scale new energy and related industries rose by 20.1 percent compared with 2023, and that of new energy equipment manufacturers surged 42.4 percent year-on-year.

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Gong Mingzhu, director of the regional development and reform commission, said Inner Mongolia has established a comprehensive industrial chain for wind, solar, hydrogen and energy storage equipment manufacturing, effectively positioning the region to embark on a new chapter in industrial development.

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As new energy industries gain momentum, Inner Mongolia is also transforming its traditional coal-based sectors, shifting from simple extraction toward a more diversified and cleaner industrial system.

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A plant in Ordos exemplifies this transformation. Built by Inner Mongolia Baofeng Coal-based New Material Co Ltd, the facility synthesizes olefins — a class of chemical compounds serving as key raw materials for industrial products from plastics to textiles and aerospace components — from coal.

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With an annual production capacity of 3 million metric tons, this facility stands as the world's largest single-site coal-to-olefins project, according to the company.

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Notably, the plant employs green hydrogen at scale to replace fossil fuels in olefin production, reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 6.3 million tons annually.

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In 2024, Inner Mongolia's modern coal chemical industry output exceeded 100 billion yuan ($14.02 billion), while the region ranked first nationwide in both coal-to-gas and coal-to-olefin production capacities.

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"Simply mining and selling coal cannot fully realize the value of Inner Mongolia's energy endowment, nor can it meet the requirements of building a modern country," said Hu Chengdong, deputy director of the regional energy bureau.

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"It is imperative for Inner Mongolia to transition from an extractive growth model, shift from factor-driven to innovation-driven development, and propel traditional industries toward higher efficiency and greater value," Hu added.

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A worker is busy at a general assembly workshop in the Ming Yang Smart Energy Group's industrial park in Baotou, Inner Mongolia autonomous region, on July 29.

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BEIJING — Stepping into the wind turbine assembly plant at Ming Yang Smart Energy Group's industrial park in Baotou, North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region, visitors are greeted by orderly production lines and busy workers. Robotic arms swing methodically, while digital screens display real-time production data.

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The park has established a complete industrial chain covering research and design, manufacturing and quality testing, according to He Changguo, manager of the firm's northern regional manufacturing center. Since 2008, wind turbines produced in the park have been deployed in more than 100 projects across China.

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This facility epitomizes the accelerating pace of Inner Mongolia's green transition. Rich in coal and central to China's energy supply, the region accounted for more than a quarter of the nation's coal output in 2024. This wealth of resources fueled decades of growth, but also tied the region to high-polluting and resource-heavy industries.

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In recent years, however, the nationwide low-carbon push has set the region on a new course. By tapping its abundant wind and solar resources, the region is cultivating fresh momentum for growth. Once renowned for its coal reserves and desert environment, Inner Mongolia is now dotted with vast arrays of solar panels and wind turbines.

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So far, over 30 companies similar to Ming Yang Smart Energy Group, which operate full industrial chains in the new energy sector, have taken root in the region. In 2024, the added value of large-scale new energy and related industries rose by 20.1 percent compared with 2023, and that of new energy equipment manufacturers surged 42.4 percent year-on-year.

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Gong Mingzhu, director of the regional development and reform commission, said Inner Mongolia has established a comprehensive industrial chain for wind, solar, hydrogen and energy storage equipment manufacturing, effectively positioning the region to embark on a new chapter in industrial development.

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As new energy industries gain momentum, Inner Mongolia is also transforming its traditional coal-based sectors, shifting from simple extraction toward a more diversified and cleaner industrial system.

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A plant in Ordos exemplifies this transformation. Built by Inner Mongolia Baofeng Coal-based New Material Co Ltd, the facility synthesizes olefins — a class of chemical compounds serving as key raw materials for industrial products from plastics to textiles and aerospace components — from coal.

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With an annual production capacity of 3 million metric tons, this facility stands as the world's largest single-site coal-to-olefins project, according to the company.

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Notably, the plant employs green hydrogen at scale to replace fossil fuels in olefin production, reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 6.3 million tons annually.

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In 2024, Inner Mongolia's modern coal chemical industry output exceeded 100 billion yuan ($14.02 billion), while the region ranked first nationwide in both coal-to-gas and coal-to-olefin production capacities.

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"Simply mining and selling coal cannot fully realize the value of Inner Mongolia's energy endowment, nor can it meet the requirements of building a modern country," said Hu Chengdong, deputy director of the regional energy bureau.

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"It is imperative for Inner Mongolia to transition from an extractive growth model, shift from factor-driven to innovation-driven development, and propel traditional industries toward higher efficiency and greater value," Hu added.

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Kuang-Yu Fong (left) and Stephen Kaplin pose for a photo at Chinese Theatre Works in New York.

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NEW YORK — A sunlit loft in Long Island City houses a miniature world stitched together by time. Hand-carved puppets, silk costumes and calligraphy brushes sit beside projectors, laptops and stage lights.

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This is the creative home of the Chinese Theatre Works, where centuries-old Chinese puppetry traditions are reimagined through experimental theater to connect with contemporary American audiences.

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Founded by Chinese opera performer Kuang-Yu Fong and American avant-garde puppeteer Stephen Kaplin, the CTW has become a rare cultural laboratory. Here, art forms rooted in China's rich intangible cultural heritage not only survive — they evolve, speaking in new voices across new stages to new generations.

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"Puppetry is very playful," says Charlie Santos, 29, a newcomer to Chinese puppetry who grew up with Western community theater. "It brings me back to being a kid, playing with toys, animating them in your imagination, and creating little worlds."

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The world Santos now builds is steeped in Chinese tradition. His journey into puppetry began online, when a glimpse of the CTW's workshop piqued his curiosity. He started out as a volunteer at their shows, gradually immersing himself in the stylized movements, rhythms and discipline of Chinese performance. The leap from spray-painted sets to shadow puppets was vast — but for Santos, that gap became a bridge.

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"The theater I grew up in was very much fresh and new. Anyone could come in and do something," he says. "At CTW, there is a deep respect for tradition, and that is humbling. These art forms have long histories, and honoring that legacy is essential.

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"There is this beautiful culture that I have been learning so much about and getting to sink my teeth into. On the other hand, I am not a part of it," he says. "In that respect, it has been a really good place for me, and has pushed me outside that comfort zone."

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Santos says he likes to be an "outsider".

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"Traditions need voices that are not bound by regulation or convention. I think there is value in contributing a different perspective, as long as it's rooted in respect," he says.

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While Santos represents new energy and a break with tradition, Chen Xiuyuan, a graduate student at New York University Tisch School of the Arts, stands for a young generation willing to promote their cultural heritage.

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"There are fewer and fewer young people who devote themselves to this traditional art form with nothing but passion, like people who perform, promote and preserve it with their own hands for decades," he says.

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Chen did not step directly onto the stage — he stepped into the past, digitizing decades-old archival footage and piecing together fragments of history.

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"Since 1995, they have recorded an extraordinary collection of material on tape — rich in content, varied in style," he recalls. "The formats were outdated, the equipment unreliable. But the stories they held — those were priceless."

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"This is the new energy Chinese art needs," says Fong, executive director and cofounder of the CTW. "We need someone who is not held back by tradition. What we are doing is a mix — we keep the traditional but blend it with contemporary styles."

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That spirit of experimentation has also shaped Fong's own journey.

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"Over time, I began to understand the many layers of 'role-playing' in artistic work," she says. "I am a producer, a stage director and an educator. I've transitioned from being an artist to becoming an organizer."

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For Fong, who trained in classical Chinese opera, promoting Chinese theater in America is not about a single performance — it is about cultivating a lasting cultural presence through thoughtful evolution. Her team consistently seeks out emerging voices like Santos and Chen, who navigate both Chinese and Western sensibilities.

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This evolution also means experimentation. Traditional shadow puppetry is reimagined through projections and live silhouettes. Scripts draw on Chinese myths, while dialogue often unfolds in English. In the Legend of the White Snake, ancient folklore merges with modern multimedia to create a visual language that transcends cultures.

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"This is exactly the direction we are exploring: using Western technical vocabularies to reinterpret Chinese tradition, and crafting a new kind of contemporary performance," she says.

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"We want to emphasize what I call a 'serious playfulness' in our theater work. In English, 'play' means both performance and game," she adds. "We take our work seriously — but we also believe art should be fun, organic and alive."

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For Kaplin, the CTW's cofounder, this blend of old and new is not only artistic, but also personal. Trained in American experimental theater, he once saw Chinese traditional arts as "from another planet". But after meeting Fong, that distance became the basis for collaboration — and marriage.

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"They are very different," he says. "But you find ways to bridge them."

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Kaplin fell in love with puppetry for its fusion of writing, design and performance, viewing it as a serious artistic medium capable of deconstructing traditional theater. His mission to reframe puppetry got fresh impetus when he and Fong began collaborating.

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Kaplin says that his collaboration with Fong is fun, as Chinese traditional theater performers usually follow strict movements to make the art look professional and authentic, while Western artists are more casual.

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The couple began merging puppetry with Chinese culture, using comedy to tell stories of immigration, shadow puppetry to express contemporary struggles, and a handmade toy theater to explore everyday life.

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"We started doing the Monkey King (the character from the Chinese novel Journey to the West) in New York," he says.

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It was not a mere adaptation, but a cultural reinterpretation. Instead of simply replicating Chinese art, their goal was to reinterpret it in ways that resonate with Western audiences.

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While traditional Chinese art values inheritance, American avant-garde theater emphasizes experimentation. Kaplin says it is still important to ensure authenticity and maintain elements from the original art.

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For Kaplin and Fong, preserving tradition is not about resisting change — it is about guiding it, and resurrecting old art forms through experimentation, collaboration and cross-cultural imagination.

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"Don't throw out the past. Yes, there's all this incredible technology here, but it has its limits. … Think about Chinese culture, how long it's been around. We should make good use of it," he says.

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The world's largest commercial 3D-printed pharmaceutical production facility is taking shape in Nanjing, Jiangsu province. Once it begins operations, it is expected to produce up to 300 million tablets annually.

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Upon entering Triastek's facility in Jiangning high-tech zone of Nanjing, you will find no traditional assembly lines. Instead, the facility features fully automated, autonomous, digital precision 3D-printing devices.

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The devices operate like paintbrushes on a three-dimensional canvas, applying more than 100,000 monitoring points to layer drug materials into pre-designed structures to "draw" uniquely shaped tablets.

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Traditional tablet production involves a complex process of granulation, mixing, tableting, coating and blister packaging. In contrast, 3D-printed drugs require only three steps: blending and melting, printing, and packaging.

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This approach offers advantages in terms of structural design, production efficiency, cost, and quality control, according to Deng Feihuang, vice-president of technology at Triastek. Unlike traditional tablets, which are solid blocks or have simple layers, 3D printing allows for more complex internal structures.

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Printed tablets also come with additional advancements. They can be designed to release drugs at a controlled rate, preventing fluctuations in blood drug concentration. Additionally, a "positioning system" can be incorporated to deliver the tablet precisely to different parts of the gastrointestinal tract to maximize its therapeutic effects.

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Beyond these benefits, 3D printing offers further advantages over traditional pharmaceutical processes. The drug production process is digitally controlled, ensuring the precise traceability of each tablet's quality. Moreover, the development cycle is significantly shortened; what once took years can now be completed in just a few months.

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Jiangsu Medical Products Administration recently granted Triastek the country's first pharmaceutical production license for 3D-printed drugs. This achievement marks a major milestone for China's 3D printing pharmaceutical technology, as it becomes the second company in the world, after US company Aprecia, to commercialize 3D-printed drugs.

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Triastek's first 3D-printed drug, the anticoagulant Apixaban tablet (T20j), has completed pharmaceutical research and clinical trials. The company plans to submit a marketing application to the National Medical Products Administration's Center for Drug Evaluation in September, for market approval.

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"Our company is currently constructing a second 3D-printed drug production line for hormone drugs, which we expect to complete by December this year, along with the second phase of our production base," said Deng.

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Triastek also has more than 10 3D-printed drug products currently in phase I or phase II clinical trials, including large and small molecule drugs.

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Multiple service institutions, including the Nanjing branch of Jiangsu Medical Products Administration's Review and Inspection Center and the Nanjing Institute for Food and Drug Control, have established facilities in Jiangning high-tech zone.

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The park offers various research and pilot-scale platforms covering more than 1 million square meters, providing comprehensive technical and talent support for biopharmaceutical companies such as Triastek.

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"Behind the efficient service is the coordinated effort and support from multiple levels of provincial, municipal and Jiangning high-tech zone departments," Deng said.

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cangwei@chinadaily.com.cn

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The world's largest commercial 3D-printed pharmaceutical production facility is taking shape in Nanjing, Jiangsu province. Once it begins operations, it is expected to produce up to 300 million tablets annually.

\n

Upon entering Triastek's facility in Jiangning high-tech zone of Nanjing, you will find no traditional assembly lines. Instead, the facility features fully automated, autonomous, digital precision 3D-printing devices.

\n

The devices operate like paintbrushes on a three-dimensional canvas, applying more than 100,000 monitoring points to layer drug materials into pre-designed structures to "draw" uniquely shaped tablets.

\n

Traditional tablet production involves a complex process of granulation, mixing, tableting, coating and blister packaging. In contrast, 3D-printed drugs require only three steps: blending and melting, printing, and packaging.

\n

This approach offers advantages in terms of structural design, production efficiency, cost, and quality control, according to Deng Feihuang, vice-president of technology at Triastek. Unlike traditional tablets, which are solid blocks or have simple layers, 3D printing allows for more complex internal structures.

\n

Printed tablets also come with additional advancements. They can be designed to release drugs at a controlled rate, preventing fluctuations in blood drug concentration. Additionally, a "positioning system" can be incorporated to deliver the tablet precisely to different parts of the gastrointestinal tract to maximize its therapeutic effects.

\n

Beyond these benefits, 3D printing offers further advantages over traditional pharmaceutical processes. The drug production process is digitally controlled, ensuring the precise traceability of each tablet's quality. Moreover, the development cycle is significantly shortened; what once took years can now be completed in just a few months.

\n

Jiangsu Medical Products Administration recently granted Triastek the country's first pharmaceutical production license for 3D-printed drugs. This achievement marks a major milestone for China's 3D printing pharmaceutical technology, as it becomes the second company in the world, after US company Aprecia, to commercialize 3D-printed drugs.

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Triastek's first 3D-printed drug, the anticoagulant Apixaban tablet (T20j), has completed pharmaceutical research and clinical trials. The company plans to submit a marketing application to the National Medical Products Administration's Center for Drug Evaluation in September, for market approval.

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"Our company is currently constructing a second 3D-printed drug production line for hormone drugs, which we expect to complete by December this year, along with the second phase of our production base," said Deng.

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Triastek also has more than 10 3D-printed drug products currently in phase I or phase II clinical trials, including large and small molecule drugs.

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Multiple service institutions, including the Nanjing branch of Jiangsu Medical Products Administration's Review and Inspection Center and the Nanjing Institute for Food and Drug Control, have established facilities in Jiangning high-tech zone.

\n

The park offers various research and pilot-scale platforms covering more than 1 million square meters, providing comprehensive technical and talent support for biopharmaceutical companies such as Triastek.

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"Behind the efficient service is the coordinated effort and support from multiple levels of provincial, municipal and Jiangning high-tech zone departments," Deng said.

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cangwei@chinadaily.com.cn

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Foreign aid isn't dying; it's in deep trouble. Just look at Seville, where the United States — the world's largest development donor not long ago — didn't even bother to send a delegation to the global aid summit.

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While Washington's development agency, USAID (United States Agency for International Development), is now slated for complete dissolution after seeing its budget slashed by 80 percent under President Donald Trump, Germany's development budget has fallen from 2021 to 2025, with humanitarian assistance halved. The United Kingdom and France have followed suit. Once proud champions of global responsibility are now quietly retreating.

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What's behind this retreat? It's not just fiscal belt-tightening. Some claim it's disillusionment. Many voters, and politicians, have come to believe that aid doesn't work. They're not entirely wrong.

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Despite decades of large reported aid — more than $200 billion annually in global aid in recent years — evidence of consistent success is underwhelming. Growth? Spotty. Poverty reduction? Inconsistent. Institutional development? Patchy, at best. It's tempting to blame waste, corruption, or poor execution.

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But the real problem is deeper: much of what we call "development aid" isn't designed to promote development in the first place.

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Let's be honest. A large chunk of aid has little to do with helping the poor and everything to do with donor priorities. Rich countries use aid to reward allies, fight migration, secure commercial deals, or polish their moral image by tackling global challenges like climate change and/or gender inequality.

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There's nothing inherently wrong with these goals. But let's not pretend they're about spurring growth or improving lives. This misalignment explains the skepticism. When development outcomes are weak, it's often because aid wasn't really aimed there in the first place.

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Moreover, if aid numbers are inflated by including large sums of money that are spent in donor rather than recipient countries, aid looks inefficient.

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Enter China, which has rewritten the script on development cooperation. The country does not bother with the same rhetorical gymnastics. Instead of using aid to promote liberal norms or push political reforms, it funds what recipients ask for — usually infrastructure. Roads, ports, power stations. Concrete, not conditions.

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While Western donors have shifted toward sprawling social agendas, China's model has put economic transformation back at the center. And many countries in the Global South are applauding it for that.

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So, if Western aid is bloated and politicized, and Chinese aid is strategic, where does that leave us? Here's my proposal: it's time to reboot the aid system from the ground up, borrowing the best from both models while fixing their limitations.

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First, there is a need to stop lumping everything together. Aid today is a catch-all term covering wildly different goals. We need to disentangle three things. First, humanitarian aid — life-saving but short-term interventions like disaster relief or refugee support — deserves its own budget line.

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Let us not call it "development". Second, public goods — like pandemic preparedness or climate mitigation — should be funded multilaterally and judged by their global impact, not by whether or not they raise incomes in, say, Zambia. And third, development aid proper must return to its roots: long-term investments in infrastructure, education, and healthcare that empower countries to grow on their own terms.

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China, to its credit, has kept its focus on infrastructure, a sector Western donors largely abandoned. But for aid to really work, it needs more than cement. It needs accountability.

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In extreme cases, unconditional cash transfers to citizens can get aid to the people who need it most, without empowering corrupt elites.

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The bottom line is that we can't afford to let aid become a victim of its own confusion. If donors want to preserve public support, they must be honest about what aid is for, and what it's not for. If they aim for everything, they achieve nothing. The solution is not to walk away from aid, but to give it a clearer purpose, a leaner structure, and greater accountability. China and Western donors both have valuable lessons to offer.

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Let's stop pretending one model is perfect. Instead, let's combine the West's tools for transparency and evaluation with China's focus on visible development.

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The views don't necessarily represent those of China Daily.

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With just under 100 days to go until Dec 18, when Customs operations at the Hainan Free Trade Port will be completely independent island-wide, Hainan is witnessing a surge of interest from leading private enterprises.

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Prominent business leaders, including Yu Minhong, chairman of New Oriental, Liu Yonghao, chairman of New Hope Group, Li Shufu, chairman of Geely, alongside executives from tech giants like Huawei and Unitree Robotics, have recently led delegations to the island to explore opportunities and negotiate collaborations with local companies.

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"Choosing Hainan is choosing opportunity, and investing in Hainan is investing in the future" has become the defining principle of this critical countdown phase, experts said.

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Yu of New Oriental has visited Hainan four times this year, accumulating over 25 days on the island. He said that New Oriental's training center for students who have studied abroad, located in Lingshui Li autonomous county, is expected to commence operations by the end of this year. The center will provide comprehensive project services and entrepreneurial support for returning overseas students and start-up founders.

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This wave of investment is materializing into concrete projects. Recent weeks have seen the signing of over 40 key agreements, covering sectors such as biopharmaceuticals, high-end manufacturing, the digital economy, tropical agriculture and aerospace technology. Each project signifies deeper industrial chain integration and upgrading, demonstrating the active participation of private enterprises in the Hainan Free Trade Port's development.

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"We are further deepening cooperation with leading companies in Hainan's characteristic breeding and green food processing sectors," said Liu of New Hope. The group is co-building the "Haiken New Hope" brand with Hainan State Farms Investment Holding Group Co Ltd, also known as Haiken Group.

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Customs operations at the Hainan Free Trade Port will be completely independent island-wide from Dec 18. "This is a signature project of the Hainan Free Trade Port construction and will provide a rare development opportunity for the growth of the private economy," stated Li of Geely.

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The vitality of the private economy is already a cornerstone of Hainan's development. As of the end of June, Hainan province is home to more than 3.6 million private market entities, accounting for 97.54 percent of all market entities in the province. Among these, 937,200 are private enterprises. These entities contribute approximately 61 percent of the province's GDP and provide nearly 90 percent of its jobs, making them an indispensable force driving the FTP's growth, according to official data.

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Yu Tao, a researcher at the National Institute for South China Sea Studies in Haikou, Hainan province, said the island-wide independent Customs operation will preserve the Hainan FTP's close economic ties with the Chinese mainland and support the development of a unified national market.

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The new policy, approved by China's finance, Customs and tax authorities, will exempt about 6,600 product categories — 74 percent of all taxable items — from import duties, value-added tax and consumption tax, up from the current 1,900 in Hainan. Goods imported by eligible entities from abroad, except those on a restricted list, will qualify for the exemptions.

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masi@chinadaily.com.cn

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With just under 100 days to go until Dec 18, when Customs operations at the Hainan Free Trade Port will be completely independent island-wide, Hainan is witnessing a surge of interest from leading private enterprises.

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Prominent business leaders, including Yu Minhong, chairman of New Oriental, Liu Yonghao, chairman of New Hope Group, Li Shufu, chairman of Geely, alongside executives from tech giants like Huawei and Unitree Robotics, have recently led delegations to the island to explore opportunities and negotiate collaborations with local companies.

\n

"Choosing Hainan is choosing opportunity, and investing in Hainan is investing in the future" has become the defining principle of this critical countdown phase, experts said.

\n

Yu of New Oriental has visited Hainan four times this year, accumulating over 25 days on the island. He said that New Oriental's training center for students who have studied abroad, located in Lingshui Li autonomous county, is expected to commence operations by the end of this year. The center will provide comprehensive project services and entrepreneurial support for returning overseas students and start-up founders.

\n

This wave of investment is materializing into concrete projects. Recent weeks have seen the signing of over 40 key agreements, covering sectors such as biopharmaceuticals, high-end manufacturing, the digital economy, tropical agriculture and aerospace technology. Each project signifies deeper industrial chain integration and upgrading, demonstrating the active participation of private enterprises in the Hainan Free Trade Port's development.

\n

"We are further deepening cooperation with leading companies in Hainan's characteristic breeding and green food processing sectors," said Liu of New Hope. The group is co-building the "Haiken New Hope" brand with Hainan State Farms Investment Holding Group Co Ltd, also known as Haiken Group.

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Customs operations at the Hainan Free Trade Port will be completely independent island-wide from Dec 18. "This is a signature project of the Hainan Free Trade Port construction and will provide a rare development opportunity for the growth of the private economy," stated Li of Geely.

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The vitality of the private economy is already a cornerstone of Hainan's development. As of the end of June, Hainan province is home to more than 3.6 million private market entities, accounting for 97.54 percent of all market entities in the province. Among these, 937,200 are private enterprises. These entities contribute approximately 61 percent of the province's GDP and provide nearly 90 percent of its jobs, making them an indispensable force driving the FTP's growth, according to official data.

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Yu Tao, a researcher at the National Institute for South China Sea Studies in Haikou, Hainan province, said the island-wide independent Customs operation will preserve the Hainan FTP's close economic ties with the Chinese mainland and support the development of a unified national market.

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The new policy, approved by China's finance, Customs and tax authorities, will exempt about 6,600 product categories — 74 percent of all taxable items — from import duties, value-added tax and consumption tax, up from the current 1,900 in Hainan. Goods imported by eligible entities from abroad, except those on a restricted list, will qualify for the exemptions.

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masi@chinadaily.com.cn

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With almost two months remaining until COP30, a symposium held in the Brazilian capital, Brasilia, promoted discussions about the relationship between society and forests, as well as how to build on the conference that will take place in Belem, Brazil. The event highlighted that cooperation between China and Brazil could lead the world toward a new economic dynamic with better use of biodiversity.

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Mirey Atallah, chief of the Adaptation and Resilience Branch, Climate Change Division at the United Nations Environment Programme, opened the symposium by reflecting on the rise in the planet's temperature and the necessity for all types of solutions to this problem. She argued that cooperation among nations from the Global South is key to combining economic development with tackling climate change.

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"China and Brazil scientists and research institutions are really breaking new ground, and we are very honored to be in the background of that process," said Atallah.

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Pan Ming, director of the ecological environment bureau in Huzhou, added to Atallah's remark, saying that "forests are the lungs of the planet and biodiversity is the foundation of life and the basis of human survival and development".

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"Brazil is one of the most biodiverse countries in the world. China, too, is vast and rich in biodiversity," he noted.

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For Andre Andrade, director at the executive secretariat of the Brazilian Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, COP30 presents an opportunity to implement programs that focus on tackling climate change and the energy transition beyond fossil fuels. He called this conference the "implementation COP", but argued that it's a challenge to permanently establish forests and climate on the agendas of national and foreign governments.

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Forests underlined

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The executive director of COP30, Ana Toni, emphasized that environmental preservation is a recognized necessity for sustainable food production. Aligned with this idea, the symposium discussed land use. One of the debated subjects was the increase of native forests on farms as one of the solutions for climate change.

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Andre Guimaraes, executive director at Amazon Environmental Research Institute, used Brazilian soybeans as an example. He asserted that production is elevated closest to native vegetation. During panel discussions, it was mentioned that Brazil faces challenges in mobilizing some local governments and food producers, implementing sustainability rules and combating forest fires.

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Xue Huidan, a scholar at Beijing University of Technology, said that imports of Brazilian soy to China have increased significantly since 2018, and the current moment is very "favorable" to grow trade between the countries. However, she argued that it could increase deforestation and declared that "China has been sharing its regulations with Brazil" to deal with this issue.

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Lu Qi, chief scientist at the Chinese Academy of Forestry, noted that "China has the largest restoration program". For him, "both nations have similar challenges of environmental development, but also can create opportunities for society and policymakers to work collectively, sharing knowledge about restoration as well as the damage made by human activities. Therefore, they can jointly address climate change, biodiversity and other obstacles together".

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Li Zhiqing, a scholar of green finance at the Fudan University in Shanghai, declared that "to protect the environment is to secure people". He explained that China has applied very strict ecological protection policies and also conducted research on green insurance. One study was about compensation for damage caused by wildlife.

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Lu Zhi, founder of Peking University's Center for Nature and Society, pointed out that reforestation is still a challenge in the world, because "the value of biodiversity is not internalized" yet. She said that China has worked hard over the past 40 years and has changed its protocols to increase native species and biodiversity.

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Lu also highlighted the Tropical Forest Forever Facility.

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"TFFF will probably have an opportunity to set up some real incentives to protect the diversified forests and natural or near-natural forests."

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This new investment platform will be launched during COP30 to compensate nations that preserve their tropical forests.

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During the symposium, China Jiliang University and Amazon Environmental Research Institute launched the Sino-Brazilian Sustainable Development Center. They signed a partnership to conduct joint research on the impacts of climate change and the opportunities in technology and food systems, with solutions based on nature and in both rural and urban contexts.

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"Both sides have a lot of potential for collaboration in climate change, biodiversity, agriculture and also nature, conservation and protection," said Yu Wei, executive director of the Carbon Neutrality and Green Development Research Centre at China Jiliang University.

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\n \n \n \n 据浦东新区教育局官网4月发布的《2025年浦东新区义务教育阶段学校招生入学信息公示》显示，浦东新区三桥小学目前办学规模一栏中确实标注：班级总数5个，学生总数22人，专职教师23人，师生比1.0\n \n \n \n 。\n \n \n
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\n \n \n 据纵览新闻报道，\n \n \n 8月27日下午，记者就此事联系到上海市浦东新区教育招生考试中心，工作人员表示，每个学校都要按照划分的招生（对口）地段来进行招生。\n \n \n

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\n \n \n 21世纪研究院院长熊丙奇认为，根据媒体释出的信息判断，三桥小学学生人数这么少主要是因为招生对口地段多家小区动迁所带来的问题，\n \n “目前这个阶段，在上海出现这样的学校，是个例。”\n \n \n \n

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\n \n \n 熊丙奇称，未来不论在农村还是城市，可能都会出现大量百人左右，甚至二三十人规模的学校，对于这些学校应该尽量予以保留，这更有利于推动建设教育强国以及生育型友好社会。他认为，\n \n 提高学校建设标准、推进小班化教学，应该是未来的趋势。\n \n \n \n

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\n \n \n Looking ahead, Xiong predicted that more small-scale schools with only a few dozen or around 100 students will emerge in both cities and rural areas. Improving school standards and promoting small-class teaching, he added, should be the way forward.\n \n \n

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\n \n \n 美国国务院发言人塔米·布鲁斯22日宣布，美国将退出联合国教科文组织，这是\n \n 40多年来美国第三次宣布退出该组织\n \n 。\n \n \n

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\n \n 声明说，根据联合国教科文组织有关规定，美国这次退出该组织将于2026年12月31日生效。\n \n

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\n \n \n \n \"We have implemented major structural reforms and diversified our funding sources. Thanks to the efforts made by the Organization since 2018, the decline in US financial contributions has been effectively offset,\" she stated.\n \n \n \n

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\n \n \n Earlier Tuesday afternoon, French President Emmanuel Macron expressed on his X account France's \"unwavering support\" for UNESCO. He called UNESCO a \"universal guardian of science, the ocean, education, culture, and world heritage.\"\n \n \n

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\n \n 拜登在2021年就职后推翻了这些决定，让美国重返世界卫生组织、联合国教科文组织和《巴黎协定》。\n \n

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\n \n 近日，一名短视频博主发起了一场创意写作活动——\n \n 邀请路人抽签，重写过去的高考作文\n \n 。期间，一位在工地工作的山西大爷抽到了\n \n 1957年高考作文题《我的母亲》\n \n 。\n \n

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\n \n \n \n Recently, an influencer launched a creative writing challenge where participants were randomly assigned past national college entrance exam essay prompts. A construction worker was assigned\n \n \n \n \n \"My Mother\"—the 1957 gaokao composition topic.\n \n \n \n

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\n \n 他在这篇作文中写道：\n \n “坟头上的草青了又黄，黄了又青，就像我的念想一样，一年年，总也断不了。我已经当了爸爸，又已经当了爷爷，但我已经三十多年没叫过妈妈了。我想着，等哪天我扛不动水泥了，就回村里挨着那堆土躺下，没准那时候，我再叫妈妈，她就能听见了”\n \n 。\n \n

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\n \n \n \n He wrote:\n \n \n \n \n \"The grass on my mother's grave turns green\n \n \n \n \n ,\n \n \n \n \n then yellow\n \n \n \n \n ;\n \n \n \n \n yellow\n \n \n \n \n ,\n \n \n \n \n then green—just like my longing. Year after year, it never fades. I'\n \n \n \n \n ve become a father and then a grandfather, yet it's been over thirty years since I last called out '\n \n \n \n \n Mom'.\n \n \n \n \n I keep thinking, when the day comes that I can no longer haul cement, I'\n \n \n \n \n ll return to the village and lie down beside that mound of earth. Maybe then, if I call for my mother again, she'll hear me.\"\n \n \n \n

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\n \n 这篇文字朴实的作文，一下子打动了网友。据光明网报道，\n \n 视频发布仅48小时，点赞量便突破500万次\n \n ，评论区瞬间涌入十多万条留言。话题“全网都在朗读《我的母亲》”一度登上抖音平台热搜。\n \n

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\n \n 对于《我的母亲》这篇作文，安大爷告诉央广网记者：\n \n “这篇作文是我家庭生活的真实写照，是我的亲身经历。”\n \n \n

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\n \n \n 一是要统一文化和旅游市场基础制度。\n \n 要严格落实全国市场准入负面清单制度，清单之外一律不得新增限制性准入措施。做好文化和旅游领域行政许可事项清单管理，持续提升行政许可标准化、规范化水平。用好文化和旅游市场信用修复工作指南，引导和鼓励失信主体纠正失信行为、消除不良影响、重塑良好信用，保护合法权益。积极推进文化和旅游市场信用经济发展试点工作，持续健全行业信用体系和监管制度，不断提高文化和旅游市场信用建设水平。\n \n
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\n \n \n 二是要统一文化和旅游市场基础设施。\n \n 在全国综合立体交通网络主骨架基础上，结合文化和旅游市场实际情况，强化交通网“快进慢游”功能，积极推进旅游交通体系建设，完善覆盖城乡、全民共享、实用便捷、富有特色的旅游基础设施网络。优化文化和旅游公共服务设施布局，构建统一的标识标牌体系。及时制定并动态更新文化和旅游政务服务事项标准化清单，编制标准化的办事指南，在全国文化市场技术监管与服务平台、全国旅游监管服务平台基础上，依托全托一体化政务服务平台，推进多级互联的政务数据共享体系建设，为各类交易和监管信息跨部门、跨地区共享提供数据通道和服务支撑，完善市场信息交互渠道。\n \n \n
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\n \n \n 三是要统一文化和旅游市场政府行为尺度。\n \n 要坚持有效市场与有为政府结合，充分发挥市场在资源配置中的决定性作用，更好发挥政府作用，强化竞争政策基础地位，加快转变政府职能，不得设置不合理条件排斥、限制或禁止外地文化和旅游经营主体参与本地业务，不得妨碍文化和旅游经营主体依法平等准入、退出和迁移等，加力破除地方保护和市场分割。坚持同等质量标准，依法支持文化和旅游企业参与政府采购和服务外包，不得以星级、所有制等为门槛限制相关企业参与政府采购的住宿、会议、餐饮等项目。做好文化和旅游市场服务质量监管，不断完善相应的标准体系，用标准化手段引导市场经营主体提升服务质量，提升人民群众的满意度。\n \n
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\n \n \n 四是要统一文化和旅游市场监管执法。\n \n 制定并动态调整文化和旅游市场行政处罚自由裁量权基准，指导地方制定相应标准，细化量化具体操作规定，规范执法尺度。积极探索实行文化和旅游市场领域不予、可以不予、减轻、从轻、从重处罚清单，探索首违不罚、轻罚等柔性执法措施。做好行政执法与司法裁判标准衔接，切实保护经营主体合法权益。不断完善“双随机、一公开”“互联网+监管”等机制，协调统一不同监管部门之间数据衔接方式和执法结果互认，推进跨部门跨地区综合监管。定期发布文化和旅游市场执法典型案例，做好普法宣传。加强执法队伍建设，不断提升文化和旅游市场监管执法能力和水平。\n \n
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\n \n \n 五是要统一文化和旅游要素资源市场。\n \n 优化文化和旅游用地政策，结合行业和地方实际，积极探索混合用地、点状供地等方式，提高文化和旅游用地市场化配置和节约集约利用水平。完善文化和旅游人才服务体系，持续优化导游、演出经纪人员资格准入考试服务，畅通文化和旅游人才职称评审通道，加强职业技能评价等支持，促进人才资源的合理流动和有效配置。探索在部分地区开展旅游项目收益权、旅游项目（景区）特许经营权入市交易、备案登记试点工作。鼓励在依法界定各类景区资源资产产权主体权利和义务的基础上，依托景区项目发行基础设施领域不动产投资信托基金（REITs）。贯彻落实生态保护补偿机制相关要求，探索旅游客源地与目的地之间基于游客足迹的市场化补偿机制。\n \n
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\n \n \n 六是要统一文化和旅游市场对内对外开放。\n \n 要落实好外商投资准入负面清单和跨境服务贸易负面清单制度，做好文化和旅游市场对外开放工作。结合国际高标准经贸规则及文化和旅游行业实际情况，适时推动优化签证政策，优化通关流程，提升入境便利化水平。与此同时，文化和旅游市场要积极与乡村振兴、区域重大战略等国家重大战略的融合贯通，做好区域与区域、战略与战略、文化和旅游与百业之间的开放对接，用足用好超大规模市场优势，让需求更好地引领优化供给，让供给更好地服务扩大需求，以统一大市场集聚资源、推动增长、激励创新、优化分工、促进竞争。\n \n
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\n \n \n 假期机票价格到底跳的是什么水？\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 这个长假，出境旅游怎么了？\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 我们为什么需要入境旅游？\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 旅游行业应该高度中巴贸易首次实现本币交易这件事！\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 旅游数据可以说明哪些问题？\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 《旅游法》十周年回眸与前瞻：未来该如何营造更好的旅游生态？\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 海南调研手记！\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 一带一路十周年：人文班列、旅游班列推出正当其时！\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 雄安见闻！\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 从放管服说起\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 接着说说双创\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 黄山旅游三季报简单梳理\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 从火爆的微短剧看文化走出去！\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 说着漂亮的，干着实惠的！\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 文化和旅游的下沉市场在哪里？\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 文化和旅游的全国统一大市场应该如何建设？\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 2024，期待更多“科目三”！\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 尔滨也应该核算自己的最优承载量！\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 应该怎么认识智慧图书馆体系建设？\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 从Sora概念股看Sora大模型AI视频生成对文化和旅游的影响！\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 两会来到，文化和旅游领域应该如何打造新质生产力？\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 从胖东来商场变景区看旅游购物的破局方向！\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 应该如何看待深圳试点境外旅客离境退税“即买即退”服务？\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 入境便利化举措对旅行社转型升级是机遇还是挑战？\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 从王婆说媒看我们需要什么样的旅游演艺！\n \n \n

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\n \n \n 建设海洋特色文化和旅游目的地！\n \n \n

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\n \n \n 尔滨今年冬天还会不会“网红”依旧呢？\n \n \n

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\n \n 2025年7月1日上午，中共中央总书记、国家主席、中央军委主席、中央财经委员会主任习近平主持召开中央财经委员会第六次会议，明确提出“打造海洋特色文化和旅游目的地”，为海洋文化和旅游发展指引了方向。打造海洋特色文化和旅游目的地，是从需求侧入手完善海洋经济发展循环的重要措施，是我国文化和旅游拓展发展空间、培育新场景新业态实现高质量发展的重要助力，对于推进文化强国、旅游强国建设具有积极意义。\n \n
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\n \n \n 建设海洋特色文化和旅游目的地，首先要把握海洋特色。\n \n 长期以来，我国有着悠久的农耕文明，并结出了灿烂的果实，分布在广袤的陆地国土上。在这些陆地资源的基础上，文化和旅游也获得了长足的发展。海洋文明则不同，相比于农耕文明而言，更加的开放、流动性更大、冒险精神更胜。把握海洋特色就是要把握海洋文明与农耕文明的不同之处，做好差异化的文化和旅游开发。\n \n
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\n \n \n 其次要把握文化和旅游融合。\n \n 建设海洋特色文化和旅游目的地，不是单纯的建设一个观光海岛或者是运营几条邮轮航线，也不是建设一个博物馆、展览馆将文化内容简单展示，而是要文化和旅游深度融合，和合共生。\n \n
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\n \n \n 一是要构建系统政策体系。\n \n 建设海洋特色文化和旅游目的地是一个系统工程，需要相对应的政策体系保障。要构建与海洋特色文化和旅游目的地相适应的用地、用海、用岛、用空政策，切实保障发展空间。要构建“快进慢游”的交通体系，提升人民群众进出便利度。要加大资金投入，在财政资金投入的基础上，积极引导金融机构、社会资本投资，用好多层次资本市场便利，积极推进相应资产证券化，保障资金需求。要进一步扩大开放，优化签证等入境便利措施，落实好境外人员支付生活等具体举措，提升国际竞争力。要加强人才队伍建设，积极引进、发现、培养、用好海洋文化和旅游相关人才。\n \n
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\n \n \n 二是要协同推进供给侧改革。\n \n 要立足海洋特色，不断优化文化和旅游产品结构。大力发展热带海岛冬季阳光旅游、海上运动、潜水等旅游项目，丰富热带滨海海洋旅游产品。积极发展邮轮产业，建设邮轮母港，有序发展无居民岛屿旅游。加快发展文化产业，引进创意产业人才，大力发展文化创意、影视制作、演艺娱乐、文化会展和动漫游戏等各类文化产业，积极培育具有海洋特色的文化产业群。要深入推进文化和旅游融合发展，推进“文旅+百业”“百业+文旅”，不断创新发展场景和业态，推动文化和旅游转型升级。\n \n
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\n \n \n 三是要精准把握需求侧变化。\n \n 文化和旅游是最终需求，是经济增长的持久动力。精准把握需求侧变化，有利于推动供给侧改革，畅通从生产、消费、流通、分配的国内大循环。要做好人民群众海洋特色文化和旅游需求调查，研判发展趋势，打好提前量，精准布局，提高人民群众幸福感和获得感。要做好人民群众事后满意度调查，及时准确全面把握海洋特色文化和旅游的薄弱环节，针对性提升改进。\n \n
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\n \n \n 四是要统筹好发展与安全。\n \n 海洋不同于陆地，安全风险等级较高，要守好安全底线，确保文化和旅游健康有序发展。要加大科技研发，针对海洋特色文化和旅游活动的高风险特点，针对性研发相应的设备等，切实保障相关活动的安全。要做好预防预案，规范相应流程，积极开展演习演练，做好应急准备。要做好文化安全风险防范措施，在开放过程中，切实履行好意识形态责任制。\n \n
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\n \n \n 假期机票价格到底跳的是什么水？\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 这个长假，出境旅游怎么了？\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 我们为什么需要入境旅游？\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 旅游行业应该高度中巴贸易首次实现本币交易这件事！\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 旅游数据可以说明哪些问题？\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 《旅游法》十周年回眸与前瞻：未来该如何营造更好的旅游生态？\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 海南调研手记！\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 一带一路十周年：人文班列、旅游班列推出正当其时！\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 雄安见闻！\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 从放管服说起\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 接着说说双创\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 黄山旅游三季报简单梳理\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 从火爆的微短剧看文化走出去！\n \n \n \n
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\n \n \n 上周六，去看电影，本来计划的是出去爬山，但是周五的时候下了一夜的雨，爬山就不安全了。\n \n \n

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\n \n \n 2000多年来，它一直是中国文化思想的一座主峰。\n \n \n

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\n \n \n \n 无论我们处于何种阶段，什么年龄，道德经里都有我们要学的智慧。\n \n \n \n

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\n \n \n *《道德经》，又名《老子》。\n \n \n

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\n \n \n 我强烈推荐这套\n \n \n \n 《道德经与庄子全集》文白对照解析精装版全4册。\n \n \n \n

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\n \n 2025年中国大学生桥牌锦标赛共设公开团体赛、女子团体赛、公开双人赛和女子双人赛4个组别。首个比赛日上午率先进行女子双人赛，30对组合经过9轮共18副牌的角逐，江西水利电力大学2队的万姗姗/徐茹萍、深圳职业技术大学2队的高静枫/黄小娟、衡水学院1队的赵益萌/宋爽获得女子双人赛南北前三名，吉林财经大学2队的王研硕/唐江美、吉林财经大学1队的程雯慧/吴斯琦、湖北工程学院新技术学院3队的凌嘉潞/钟嘉怡获得女子双人赛东西前三名。\n \n

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\n \n 2025年中国中学生桥牌锦标赛由中国学生体育联合会、中国桥牌协会主办，中国学生体育联合会中小学桥牌分会执行，湖州市体育局承办，北京学体国际体育文化传播有限公司运营。\n \n

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\n \n 2025年中国大学生桥牌锦标赛由中国学生体育联合会、中国桥牌协会主办，中国学生体育联合会大学桥牌分会执行，湖州市体育局承办，康湃思（北京）体育管理有限公司运营，湖州市体育产业与竞赛指导中心、湖州市体育产业发展有限公司协办。\n \n

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\n \n \n 全国桥牌综合锦标赛\n \n \n

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\n \n \n 在2025年全国桥牌综合锦标赛青年赛场上，有多支天津（缦缨）代表队，其中天津三队（缦缨）和天津二队（缦缨）表现亮眼，包揽了青年团体赛U16公开组的亚军和季军。担任天津一队（缦缨）领队的缦缨（天津）桥牌俱乐部出资人唐涤飞表示，看到天津青少年队站上领奖台非常高兴，而自己乐于为天津桥牌青训提供助力。\n \n \n

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\n \n 唐涤飞身为海南缦缨桥牌俱乐部主席，也是一位高水平桥牌选手，曾经代表天津队参加国内比赛，与时任天津桥牌队队长的名将郑一心很熟悉。2023年底，郑一心主动向唐涤飞提出建议，能否在偏重桥牌竞技人才培养方面提供一些支持。他认为这一建议很好，于是与郑一心和天津著名女牌手志珍三人联手成立了缦缨（天津）桥牌俱乐部。值得一提的是，这一工作得到了天津市桥协的大力支持，因为大家的目标是一致的，那就是全力做好天津青少年桥牌培训工作。\n \n

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\n \n 今年初，缦缨（天津）桥牌俱乐部正式选派队伍参加了在石家庄举行的2025年全国桥牌少年团体赛，前不久派出两支队伍参加了在北京举行的2025年“业之峰杯”中国桥牌青少年精英赛。唐涤飞说，此次组队参加本届全国桥牌综合锦标赛是天津市桥协主导，派出了14支青年队伍，分别是：7支U16公开队、4支U16女队、2支U21队、1支U26队。此外，郑一心带领两男两女4名小牌手组成缦缨（天津）参加了混合团体赛，在109支参赛队中名列第五十四。\n \n

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\n \n 说到所成立的缦缨（天津）桥牌俱乐部与天津市桥协形成合力做天津桥牌青训工作的初衷，唐涤飞表示，还是缘于自己对桥牌的深刻认识和切身体会，“如果有人问我在所有智力运动中选学哪一个项目，我的推荐是，重要的事情说三遍：桥牌、桥牌、还是桥牌”。桥牌对于青少年的自身成长很有帮助，同时能够培养他们的团队合作意识，摒弃他们从小在家庭养成的以自我为中心的习惯认知，因为打桥牌会教会他，成功必须依赖搭档和团队。总之，桥牌会教会他们做好准确的自我定位、积极沟通和团结协作。\n \n

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\n \n 唐涤飞强调说，在天津市桥协多年来的积极努力下，天津青少年桥牌工作拥有很好的发展局面，自己现在所做的只是锦上添花。但自己非常乐于为天津桥牌青训提供助力，特别希望与天津市桥协和桥牌人共同努力做好天津桥牌青训工作。\n \n

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\n \n \n 由国家体育总局棋牌运动管理中心、中国桥牌协会主办的“奔跑吧·少年”桥牌系列赛事活动自启动以来，得到了广泛关注与积极参与。通过全国桥牌少年智慧接力赛、全国桥牌青少年夏令营以及桥牌“进校园”等赛事活动开展，为青少年桥牌爱好者搭建友谊之“桥”、快乐之“桥”。\n \n \n

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\n \n \n 2025年全国桥牌综合锦标赛正在上海汽车会展中心举行，青年组赛场外的休息区坐满了家长、教练、领队。俞文虎的身份是陪着外孙参赛的外公，而他本人也是一位拥有40年牌龄的资深桥牌爱好者。\n \n \n

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\n \n 威尼斯杯美国与波兰反转的一副牌\n \n

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\n \n 2025年威尼斯杯1/4淘汰赛结束后，美国2队以239:238IMP赢得比赛胜利，正当她们高兴庆祝时，没想到反转很快到来了。\n \n

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\n \n 对方无叫牌，首攻是♥J，被告知是鲁斯诺首攻法，承诺有Q，但如果是短套，则是标准首攻。\n \n

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\n \n 如果♦能取到4墩，你也只有8个顶张赢墩，第9墩牌如何而来？\n \n

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\n \n 如果仅从自己联手牌来看，唯一的机会就是♣QJ双张，或者西家单张♣大牌且你要打对。其他的机会还有吗？大概只能希望对方在♠上大牌撞车了，注意，这里是世界桥牌锦标赛，即使是女子比赛，这种希望也是比较渺茫的。\n \n

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\n \n 实战中波兰女队的庄家吃住♥J，从手中出小♠，东家Q，继续♥10，庄家忍让，吃住第三张♥后，拔掉所有♦大牌，然后送出♠，她希望东家的牌是：\n \n

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\n \n ♠A(K)Q ♥QJ109 ♦xx ♣Q(J)9xxx。\n \n

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\n \n 这样的话，东家无法传递♥到西家，西家拿不到她的♠大牌，♣的结构又动不了。\n \n

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\n \n 不得不说，能想出这种分布，确实是具备了良好的基本功。\n \n

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\n \n 全手牌如下：\n \n

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\n \n 实战波兰庄家宕一，另一室打♦定约得到130分，这副牌美国队赢5IMP。\n \n

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\n \n 赛后波兰队庄家注意到首攻人并不是QJ领头的♥，而是只有J10，且只有3张，她说如果知道东家的♥来自短套，她就有可能打对♣。\n \n

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\n \n 这对美国牌手的约定卡关于攻牌和信号的描述中没有鲁斯诺的字样，也没有介绍具体的来自短套是什么意思。\n \n

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\n \n 裁判收到波兰队的请求后，把这副牌交给几位牌手去主打，介绍了美国队的首攻方法后，有几位打成了，有几位打宕了，裁判就根据不同的结果进行了分别算分处理，最终的结果调整为这副牌美国队赢1IMP，总比分由239:238IMP变为235:238IMP，波兰队获胜进入半决赛。\n \n

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\n \n 到1958年，比赛又变成有3个队参加，增加的队是每年的南美冠军。1960、1964、1968和1972这4年因为是奥林匹克团体赛年，所以没有举办百慕大杯赛。1974年世界桥联投票决定百慕大杯只在单数年举行。作为过渡，1976年百慕大杯与奥林匹克团体赛同时在蒙特卡洛举行，从1965年开始，百慕大杯扩大到5个队，其中包括远东地区的代表队。1971年又扩大到6个队，增加了南太平洋地区的参赛队。\n \n

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\n \n 意大利自1957年战胜美国后，在1957年到1969年之间蝉联了10届冠军，这就是著名的意大利蓝队的辉煌历史。\n \n

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\n \n 1974年的百慕大杯在意大利的威尼斯市举行，与此同时举行了欧洲女子冠军和美国女子冠军的挑战赛。这次比赛共打140副牌，结果美国女队以297:262IMP击败了已连续称霸世界女子牌坛5年的意大利女队。威尼斯市为这场挑战赛捐赠了一座奖杯，这就是“威尼斯杯”赛的来源。\n \n

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\n \n 在世界桥牌团体锦标赛75年的历史上，从1950年最开始的公开组百慕大杯到1974年增加女子组威尼斯杯用了24年，再到2001年增加老年组德奥西杯用了27年，增加混团组武汉杯用了18年。在参赛名额的增加上，无疑也是世界桥牌团体锦标赛进步最快的一次。百慕大杯最开始只有3个队参加，同时在第二届也就是1951年开始变为两队，成为了欧美对抗赛。到1958年增加了南美冠军参加，用了7年时光。1966年增加了远东冠军参加用了8年，1971年增加了南太平洋冠军，1979年增加中美洲和加勒比地区冠军，1981年增加了中亚区冠军，之后世界桥牌团体锦标赛不断扩容，2001年加入了老年团体赛之后，扩张为每个组18个队，再过一届，在2003年的蒙特卡洛比赛中，增加到每个组22个队参赛，一直持续到2017年。再过16年，世界桥牌团体锦标赛增加为24队每个组，比赛的前8天将有96个队同时进行比赛，从几十年前几个队角逐世界冠军，到现在的近百队在同一赛场中紧张竞技，世界桥牌大家庭的扩张非比寻常。在2019年武汉的跨国团体赛中，有超过百队参加，成为有史以来规模最大的一次世界桥牌团体锦标赛。\n \n

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\n \n 1995年在北京，我国成功举办了百慕大和威尼斯杯的世锦赛。12年后，2007年又在我国上海举办了世界桥牌团体锦标赛。再过12年，武汉也成功举办了世界桥牌团体锦标赛。\n \n

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\n \n 世锦赛历史上，美国是不折不扣的世界第一桥牌强国，在百慕大杯、威尼斯杯、老年杯这三项比赛中，美国都在夺冠次数上排名第一。\n \n

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\n \n 百慕大杯（46届）：美国19次，意大利15次，法国、荷兰、波兰、瑞士各2次，英国、巴西、冰岛、挪威各1次。\n \n

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\n \n 威尼斯杯（24届）：美国11次，法国3次，中国、英国、德国、瑞典各2次，荷兰、以色列各1次。\n \n

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\n \n 德奥西杯（12届）：美国7次，丹麦2次、英格兰、法国、波兰各1次。\n \n

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\n \n 世界桥牌团体锦标赛每项团体赛各有24个参赛名额，根据不同地区桥牌水平的不同，参赛名额分别是：\n \n

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\n \n 一区(欧洲)有8个队参加；二区(北美)有3个名额；三区(南美)2个队；四区(亚洲及中东)2个队；五区(中北美及加勒比海)1个队；六区(亚太)3个队；七区(南太平洋)2个队；八区（非洲）2个队；东道主 1个队。\n \n

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\n \n 本次世锦赛的选址工作是世界桥联已故主席扬·卡姆拉斯主导的，在2024年8月前，2025年的世界桥牌团体锦标赛主办地还没有落实，按照世界桥联逢25年大庆的惯例，今年的世界桥牌团体锦标赛应该放在百慕大杯创始地百慕大群岛举行，但这件事似乎根本无法执行，世界桥联只好在全球寻找合作伙伴举办本届世锦赛。\n \n

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\n \n 相关链接：\n \n 标兵播报世锦赛——世锦赛第二天比赛，中国混团三连胜\n \n \n

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\n \n 相关链接：\n \n 世界桥牌团体锦标赛落幕、齐老板圆梦百慕大杯\n \n \n

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\n \n 虽然齐老板的团队已经蝉联两届百慕大杯的冠军，但在欧洲公开桥牌锦标赛这一长达22年的赛事中却从未夺冠，本次比赛齐老板队在预赛中勇夺第一，淘汰赛也算顺利，决赛迎战来自土耳其的团队，开局也不错，不过第二节被土耳其团队反超，打到决胜节中，快到比赛结束时遇到一副满贯，如果土耳其选手首攻正确，将会给巴司机带来一些麻烦，比赛还有悬念，但随着满贯做成，比赛也提前结束。\n \n

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\n \n 相关链接：\n \n 第11届欧洲桥牌公开锦标赛\n \n \n

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\n \n 下面这副牌发生在首轮淘汰赛中，南家是来自拉脱维亚的女牌手罗曼诺夫斯卡，她面临下面这副6♣的主打：\n \n

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\n \n 亲爱的家长朋友：\n \n

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\n \n 又到开学季。目前仍值夏秋季蚊虫繁殖高峰期，也是登革热、基孔肯雅热等蚊媒传染病的高发期。为有效防范蚊媒传染病输入及扩散风险，切实保障师生和您家庭成员的健康安全，请家长们高度重视登革热及基孔肯雅热的防控知识和措施，做好家庭内外的卫生清理，防止孳生蚊虫，外出做好防蚊措施。若孩子出现发热、关节疼痛、皮疹等症状要及时就医治疗、报告学校、配合学校做好孩子健康监测等各项防控工作。\n \n

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\n \n \n 一、什么是登革热、基孔肯雅热？\n \n \n

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\n \n 登革热和基孔肯雅热是通过带登革和基孔肯雅病毒的媒介蚊虫叮咬人群而引起传播的一种法定乙类传染病。登革热和基孔肯雅热最主要的传播方式为伊蚊叮咬传播，不直接人传人。主要媒介伊蚊是白纹伊蚊(花斑蚊)。人群普遍易感。前往登革热和基孔肯雅热流行区(主要是东南亚、非洲、南美洲等境外地区和境内广东部分地区)旅游、务工的人员是传播的高危人群。\n \n

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\n \n \n 二、登革热和基孔肯雅热的临床症状有哪些？\n \n \n

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\n \n 登革热：突然发热，全身肌肉、骨骼和关节疼痛，乏力，出现皮疹、皮下出血点和面、颈、胸部潮红等症状;\n \n

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\n \n 基孔肯雅热：四肢小关节疼痛、出现风团样皮疹。严重者可出现剧烈持续的上腹痛，畏寒，鼻腔、口腔及牙龈出血，脉搏弱而快，呼吸困难，有的出现休克或死亡。\n \n

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\n \n 目前没有特效治疗方法，主要采取对症治疗和支持疗法。但是，“两热”是完全可以预防的疾病，预防的关键在于防蚊灭蚊。\n \n

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\n \n 无论是否去过广东、云南、东南亚等发生疫情地区，学生和家长都需主动做好个人防护，降低感染风险，远离病毒威胁。\n \n

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\n \n （一）外出防叮咬：物理+化学双重防护\n \n

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\n \n 1、穿对衣服：上学尽量穿浅色长袖上衣、长裤（伊蚊偏好深色，浅色更难锁定目标）；\n \n

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\n \n \n 初审：陈彩虹 贺丽娜 周露\n \n \n

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\n \n 长沙市长郡芙蓉中学家庭教育指南\n \n

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\n \n 开学在即，我们深知很多家庭正面临类似的挑战：孩子的作业拖延、作息混乱，这些都可能成为亲子矛盾的导火索。为了帮助大家更平和、有效地度过这个特殊时期，我们邀请到长沙市教科院家庭教育研究中心的老师给您支一些“妙招”。\n \n

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\n \n \n 从芙蓉到龙山\n \n \n

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\n \n \n 以科创点亮未来\n \n \n

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\n \n 陈水章老师的支教之路\n \n

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\n \n 2024年8月，我校全国科技创新名师、湖南省特级教师陈水章远赴湘西龙山县第一小学支教。一年来，他扎根山区，用科创教育点燃孩子们的梦想，为山乡教育注入新的活力。\n \n

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\n \n 陈水章老师因地制宜，将课堂搬进自然与生活。他带领学生从溶洞生态保护等实际问题出发，研发《溶洞旅游生态监管修复装置》，历经数十次调试，最终斩获全国发明展览会铜奖。“失败是发明的勋章！”他的鼓励让学生们明白，创新源于坚持。\n \n

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\n \n 为拓宽山区孩子的科学视野，陈老师联动长沙科普资源，组织“科普资源助力‘双减’”活动，引入无人机、机器人等前沿科技体验。2025年初，他推动建设的“创客工作室”正式落地，3D打印机、激光切割机等设备让孩子们的奇思妙想有了实现的舞台。\n \n

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\n \n 陈老师深知，教育帮扶重在“造血”。他通过“国培计划”和名师工作室，为当地教师传授科创教学方法，带动龙山县多所中小学开展系统化科创实践。在他的指导下，学生作品屡获佳绩，学校被评为“科技创新优秀组织单位”。\n \n

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\n \n 来源：科创中心 新闻中心\n \n

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\n \n 通讯员：陈水章\n \n

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\n \n 编辑：胡昕玥\n \n

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\n \n 初审： 贺丽娜 周露\n \n

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\n \n \n 长郡芙蓉中学初三全体教师祝学子一举夺魁\n \n \n

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\n \n \n 楹联解读\n \n \n

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\n \n \n 上联：长锋出鞘，笔走龙蛇凝志气\n \n \n

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\n \n \n 下联：芙园蓄势，诗成锦绣灿青云\n \n \n

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\n \n \n 这副对联以“长郡芙蓉”藏头，既彰显学校特色，又饱含对初三学子的殷切期许。\n \n \n

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\n \n 下联“芙园蓄势，诗成锦绣灿青云”。“芙园”代指长郡芙蓉校园，呼应藏头；“蓄势”暗示三年厚积薄发，恰如花开前的沉潜。“诗成锦绣”双关，既指答卷如华章，亦寓人生篇章的绚丽；“灿青云”则寄寓学子扶摇直上，前程似锦。\n \n

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\n \n \n 作者简介\n \n \n

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\n \n \n \n \n 2206班 李荐涵\n \n \n

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\n \n \n 李荐涵，女，长郡芙蓉中学初三年级2206班学生，共青团员，“红领巾三星章” “美丽长芙人”、长郡集团未来奖学金一等奖获得者，长沙市三好学生，长沙市书香少年，湖南省书香少年。\n \n \n

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\n \n \n 学生表彰\n \n \n

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\n \n \n 谢梓圣 2211班\n \n \n

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\n \n 【上联】\n \n

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\n \n 【下联】\n \n

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\n \n \n \n 邓一晨 2401班\n \n \n \n

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\n \n 【上联】\n \n

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\n \n \n \n 贾梓涵 2206班\n \n \n \n

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\n \n 【横批】：青春逐梦\n \n

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\n \n 【上联】：十年磨剑寒光闪，书海扬帆逐梦行\n \n

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\n \n 【下联】：六月试锋芒气锐，考场挥笔铸华章\n \n

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\n \n \n 田丰裕 2208班\n \n \n

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\n \n 【上联】：墨浪千叠 卷上争锋志在征\n \n

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\n \n \n 赵佳昊 2201班\n \n \n

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\n \n 【横批】：枝繁叶茂\n \n

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\n \n 【上联】：未来美一点;\n \n

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\n \n 【下联】：现在苦一点 ‌;\n \n

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\n \n 红笺映日风含笑，\n \n \n
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\n \n 来源：新闻中心 教科室\n \n

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\n \n 通讯员：周露 黄芳艳\n \n

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\n \n 编辑：周露\n \n

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\n \n 初审：王佳乐 贺丽娜 周露\n \n

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China's economy showed signs of stabilization in August, with key indicators pointing to continued growth momentum, official data released on Monday showed, suggesting resilience in the face of persistent external pressures and domestic challenges.

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However, economists warned that the recovery remains fragile, hampered by lackluster domestic demand, the ongoing property sector correction, and the impact of the United States' tariff policies on exports. They called for further moves to consolidate the recovery trend.

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As China still retains plenty of policy space and tools, the economists expect to see additional policy stimulus in the fourth quarter — including forceful fiscal spending and further policy rate cuts — to stabilize growth and employment and help meet the country's full-year growth target of around 5 percent.

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Figures released on Monday by the National Bureau of Statistics showed that the Chinese economy maintained its overall stability but showed signs of softening, with industrial output up 5.2 percent year-on-year in August, down from 5.7 percent growth in July.

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Retail sales, a key measurement of consumer spending, grew 3.4 percent year-on-year in August, compared with a 3.7 percent rise in July, the NBS said.

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Jeremy Zook, lead analyst for China at Fitch Ratings, said industrial production growth remained above 5 percent year-on-year as resilient exports continue to provide support for industrial activity, while tepid consumer confidence continued to weigh on the pace of retail sales growth.

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Although the latest data point to a softening of economic activity in China, Zook noted that the nation's economy has been broadly resilient in the face of rising external challenges from US tariffs.

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On the back of China's strong economic performance in the first half of the year, Fitch Ratings recently revised upward its full-year growth forecast for China to 4.7 percent from 4.2 percent earlier, which is closer to the country's growth target of around 5 percent.

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Still, Zook cautioned that insufficient domestic demand, the ongoing property sector correction, and deflationary risks stemming from industrial overcapacity remain key challenges for the economy.

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Looking to the remainder of the year, Zook said there is still space for the government to ramp up policy support. "Fiscal policy is already quite expansionary this year, and we expect the government to focus on implementing the budget plans rather than leaning on more stimulus. ...On monetary policy, we currently forecast a modest easing through 20 basis points of rate cuts."

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Liu Qiao, dean of Peking University's Guanghua School of Management, agreed, saying that "the Chinese government still has a lot of policy space to stimulate the economy". He underlined the importance of further fostering a friendly business environment to motivate entrepreneurial spirit among smaller companies to fuel innovation-driven growth.

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Liu said he is confident that China will achieve this year's GDP growth target of around 5 percent, with fiscal transfers to low-income households and fertility subsidies to support growth in the coming months.

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With rising investment in research and development and stronger innovation momentum, Liu said China is well-positioned to maintain solid growth over the coming years as the country's total factor productivity growth — a measurement of how efficiently an economy uses inputs to produce output — is likely to recover to about 2 percent in the next five to 10 years.

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Despite the pressures and headwinds ahead, Fu Linghui, spokesman for and chief economist at the NBS, said that China's economy — bolstered by a solid foundation, strong resilience and vast potential — retains multiple favorable conditions supporting high-quality development.

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"China's economy will likely continue to maintain a trajectory of stability and improvement, supported by accelerated cultivation of new growth drivers, strengthening market vitality, and effective macroeconomic policies," he said at a news conference in Beijing on Monday.

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The NBS data also showed that China's equipment manufacturing and high-tech manufacturing reported strong performance in terms of industrial output in August, expanding 8.1 percent and 9.3 percent, respectively.

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Looking ahead, Wang Peng, a researcher at the Beijing Academy of Social Sciences, said China's economy is expected to gain further momentum in the fourth quarter, supported by stronger consumption-boosting initiatives, signs of stabilization in the property market, and a rebound in consumer inflation. "China has the conditions and capabilities to achieve its annual growth target."

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Wang Qing, chief macroeconomic analyst at Golden Credit Rating International, said China is likely to roll out new incremental policy measures in the fourth quarter to stabilize economic momentum and increase jobs.

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Contact the writers at ouyangshijia@chinadaily.com.cn

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China's economy showed signs of stabilization in August, with key indicators pointing to continued growth momentum, official data released on Monday showed, suggesting resilience in the face of persistent external pressures and domestic challenges.

\n

However, economists warned that the recovery remains fragile, hampered by lackluster domestic demand, the ongoing property sector correction, and the impact of the United States' tariff policies on exports. They called for further moves to consolidate the recovery trend.

\n

As China still retains plenty of policy space and tools, the economists expect to see additional policy stimulus in the fourth quarter — including forceful fiscal spending and further policy rate cuts — to stabilize growth and employment and help meet the country's full-year growth target of around 5 percent.

\n

Figures released on Monday by the National Bureau of Statistics showed that the Chinese economy maintained its overall stability but showed signs of softening, with industrial output up 5.2 percent year-on-year in August, down from 5.7 percent growth in July.

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Retail sales, a key measurement of consumer spending, grew 3.4 percent year-on-year in August, compared with a 3.7 percent rise in July, the NBS said.

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Jeremy Zook, lead analyst for China at Fitch Ratings, said industrial production growth remained above 5 percent year-on-year as resilient exports continue to provide support for industrial activity, while tepid consumer confidence continued to weigh on the pace of retail sales growth.

\n

Although the latest data point to a softening of economic activity in China, Zook noted that the nation's economy has been broadly resilient in the face of rising external challenges from US tariffs.

\n

On the back of China's strong economic performance in the first half of the year, Fitch Ratings recently revised upward its full-year growth forecast for China to 4.7 percent from 4.2 percent earlier, which is closer to the country's growth target of around 5 percent.

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Still, Zook cautioned that insufficient domestic demand, the ongoing property sector correction, and deflationary risks stemming from industrial overcapacity remain key challenges for the economy.

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Looking to the remainder of the year, Zook said there is still space for the government to ramp up policy support. "Fiscal policy is already quite expansionary this year, and we expect the government to focus on implementing the budget plans rather than leaning on more stimulus. ...On monetary policy, we currently forecast a modest easing through 20 basis points of rate cuts."

\n

Liu Qiao, dean of Peking University's Guanghua School of Management, agreed, saying that "the Chinese government still has a lot of policy space to stimulate the economy". He underlined the importance of further fostering a friendly business environment to motivate entrepreneurial spirit among smaller companies to fuel innovation-driven growth.

\n

Liu said he is confident that China will achieve this year's GDP growth target of around 5 percent, with fiscal transfers to low-income households and fertility subsidies to support growth in the coming months.

\n

With rising investment in research and development and stronger innovation momentum, Liu said China is well-positioned to maintain solid growth over the coming years as the country's total factor productivity growth — a measurement of how efficiently an economy uses inputs to produce output — is likely to recover to about 2 percent in the next five to 10 years.

\n

Despite the pressures and headwinds ahead, Fu Linghui, spokesman for and chief economist at the NBS, said that China's economy — bolstered by a solid foundation, strong resilience and vast potential — retains multiple favorable conditions supporting high-quality development.

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"China's economy will likely continue to maintain a trajectory of stability and improvement, supported by accelerated cultivation of new growth drivers, strengthening market vitality, and effective macroeconomic policies," he said at a news conference in Beijing on Monday.

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The NBS data also showed that China's equipment manufacturing and high-tech manufacturing reported strong performance in terms of industrial output in August, expanding 8.1 percent and 9.3 percent, respectively.

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Looking ahead, Wang Peng, a researcher at the Beijing Academy of Social Sciences, said China's economy is expected to gain further momentum in the fourth quarter, supported by stronger consumption-boosting initiatives, signs of stabilization in the property market, and a rebound in consumer inflation. "China has the conditions and capabilities to achieve its annual growth target."

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Wang Qing, chief macroeconomic analyst at Golden Credit Rating International, said China is likely to roll out new incremental policy measures in the fourth quarter to stabilize economic momentum and increase jobs.

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Contact the writers at ouyangshijia@chinadaily.com.cn

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Archaeologists work at the site of a rock inscription discovered at an altitude of about 4,300 meters on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, beside a lake in Madoi county, Qinghai province. China's National Cultural Heritage Administration announced on Monday that the engraved stone is the only known one from the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC) still preserved at its original site and located at the highest altitude during the historic period.

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Archaeologists work at the site of a rock inscription discovered at an altitude of about 4,300 meters on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, beside a lake in Madoi county, Qinghai province. China's National Cultural Heritage Administration announced on Monday that the engraved stone is the only known one from the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC) still preserved at its original site and located at the highest altitude during the historic period.

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After months of lively debate about its nature, an inscribed rock carving near a lake in Madoi county, Qinghai province, has been identified by the National Cultural Heritage Administration as being from the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC).

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The 37-character inscription was found in 2020 on a rock along a lakeside slope, about 4,300 meters above sea level. It is of typical Qinera zhuanshu, or seal script writing style. The characters are spread across an area of 0.16 square meters, 19 centimeters above the ground.

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Tong Tao, an archaeologist with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, arrived at the site in 2023 and realized its extraordinary significance.

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Except for some unclear characters, he recognized that the surviving words indicated that the carving was a historical recording that was absent from previously known documentation.

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The characters documented that Qinshihuang, the first emperor of China, had sent a high official named Yi on a mission to lead alchemists picking medicinal herbs on Kunlun Mountain.

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It is the only known surviving Qin-era rock carving that remains at its original site and could provide a key reference on the location of Kunlun, a monumental sacred mountain in ancient Chinese culture that is hailed as the "ancestor of all mountains".

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For example, in Erya, one of the oldest Chinese dictionaries, dating back to the third century BC, it is said that "the river comes from Kunlun", which corresponds to the location of the rock carving, which is close to the source of the Yellow River.

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Nevertheless, after Tong, the archaeologist, wrote an article to release the earlier findings in Guangming Daily newspaper in June, the inscription ignited a lasting debate in the media. While some scholars supported its identification as being from the Qin Dynasty, others doubted its credibility and saw it as a modern fabrication due to its well-preserved condition.

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Deng Chao, director of the National Cultural Heritage Administration's department of historic monuments, said at a news conference on Monday in Beijing that "laboratory analyses indicate that the inscribed rock consists of quartz sandstone, characterized by high abrasion resistance and strong weathering durability".

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"Through high-definition examination, distinct tool markings on the inscribed characters were identified, indicating their creation using blunt-tipped engraving instruments, which matches with craftsmanship practices of the historical period," Deng added.

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For the analysis, the administration organized expert panels involving archaeologists, historians, cultural relic conservators and calligraphy researchers, as well as experts in other fields, to conduct two rounds of field research and evaluation of the area surrounding the site.

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Li Li, deputy director of the China Academy of Cultural Heritage, added that mineralogical composition studies and metallic element analysis conclusively ruled out the possibility of fabrication involving contemporary alloys or modern carving implements.

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"The mineral types and contents inside the carved grooves and on the surface of the carved stone are basically consistent," she said. "This indicates that both the interior of the grooves and the rock surrounding the inscriptions have undergone long-term weathering."

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Li Ling, a veteran archaeologist and paleographer at Peking University who conducted detailed, comparative studies of the rock carving in Madoi and other confirmed Qin inscriptions, said, "Most expert panel members agreed with the conclusion that these characters are of the Qin era, though this writing in the wilderness has some variation compared with those already documented."

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Different chiseling methods were used on the carving, showing that its creator or creators did not deliberately pursue a uniform format and were more casual in dealing with different conditions of the rock base.

\n

Dating evidence also emerged from the special style of the characters.

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For example, the character lun from Kunlun has a rare pattern that was known to exist only during the Qin Dynasty. This pattern is identical to one that appeared in a Qin documentation written on bamboo slip, an ancient writing material, that was unearthed in Hunan province in 2002, Li Ling said.

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Recent evaluations have also clarified some of Tong's initial interpretations. Tong once deciphered two unclear characters as "twenty-six", indicating that the medicine-picking was done in "the 26th year of Qinshihuang's reign (including his rule as a vassal state king before he united China to become emperor)", or 221 BC, the year Qinshihuang died.

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However, the expert panel finally concluded that it was "thirty-seven", or 210 BC.

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"More questions still remain to be answered," said Li Ling.

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Wang Jinxian, director of the Qinghai Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology, said that comprehensive archaeological research has also been conducted across a vast tract of land surrounding the rock carving. Within a 150-kilometer radius, 75 unmovable cultural relics from throughout ancient history were discovered.

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"Archaeological research showed that this lakeside region had been an area of frequent human activities dating back to the Paleolithic period," he said, responding to some public doubt about why Qinshihuang's mission left carvings on this "desolate land".

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Realizing its key value in historical, artistic and scientific studies, the local government immediately launched a comprehensive protection program for the rock carving. Protection and monitoring facilities were set up, and nearby traffic routes were adjusted accordingly.

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Deng vowed that the site will also be given special attention during the ongoing process of applying for the site's inclusion on China's ninth list of national key protected cultural heritage sites.

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wangkaihao@chinadaily.com.cn

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Archaeologists work at the site of a rock inscription discovered at an altitude of about 4,300 meters on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, beside a lake in Madoi county, Qinghai province. China's National Cultural Heritage Administration announced on Monday that the engraved stone is the only known one from the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC) still preserved at its original site and located at the highest altitude during the historic period.

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Archaeologists work at the site of a rock inscription discovered at an altitude of about 4,300 meters on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, beside a lake in Madoi county, Qinghai province. China's National Cultural Heritage Administration announced on Monday that the engraved stone is the only known one from the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC) still preserved at its original site and located at the highest altitude during the historic period.

\n

After months of lively debate about its nature, an inscribed rock carving near a lake in Madoi county, Qinghai province, has been identified by the National Cultural Heritage Administration as being from the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC).

\n

The 37-character inscription was found in 2020 on a rock along a lakeside slope, about 4,300 meters above sea level. It is of typical Qinera zhuanshu, or seal script writing style. The characters are spread across an area of 0.16 square meters, 19 centimeters above the ground.

\n

Tong Tao, an archaeologist with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, arrived at the site in 2023 and realized its extraordinary significance.

\n

Except for some unclear characters, he recognized that the surviving words indicated that the carving was a historical recording that was absent from previously known documentation.

\n

The characters documented that Qinshihuang, the first emperor of China, had sent a high official named Yi on a mission to lead alchemists picking medicinal herbs on Kunlun Mountain.

\n

It is the only known surviving Qin-era rock carving that remains at its original site and could provide a key reference on the location of Kunlun, a monumental sacred mountain in ancient Chinese culture that is hailed as the "ancestor of all mountains".

\n

For example, in Erya, one of the oldest Chinese dictionaries, dating back to the third century BC, it is said that "the river comes from Kunlun", which corresponds to the location of the rock carving, which is close to the source of the Yellow River.

\n

Nevertheless, after Tong, the archaeologist, wrote an article to release the earlier findings in Guangming Daily newspaper in June, the inscription ignited a lasting debate in the media. While some scholars supported its identification as being from the Qin Dynasty, others doubted its credibility and saw it as a modern fabrication due to its well-preserved condition.

\n

Deng Chao, director of the National Cultural Heritage Administration's department of historic monuments, said at a news conference on Monday in Beijing that "laboratory analyses indicate that the inscribed rock consists of quartz sandstone, characterized by high abrasion resistance and strong weathering durability".

\n

"Through high-definition examination, distinct tool markings on the inscribed characters were identified, indicating their creation using blunt-tipped engraving instruments, which matches with craftsmanship practices of the historical period," Deng added.

\n

For the analysis, the administration organized expert panels involving archaeologists, historians, cultural relic conservators and calligraphy researchers, as well as experts in other fields, to conduct two rounds of field research and evaluation of the area surrounding the site.

\n

Li Li, deputy director of the China Academy of Cultural Heritage, added that mineralogical composition studies and metallic element analysis conclusively ruled out the possibility of fabrication involving contemporary alloys or modern carving implements.

\n

"The mineral types and contents inside the carved grooves and on the surface of the carved stone are basically consistent," she said. "This indicates that both the interior of the grooves and the rock surrounding the inscriptions have undergone long-term weathering."

\n

Li Ling, a veteran archaeologist and paleographer at Peking University who conducted detailed, comparative studies of the rock carving in Madoi and other confirmed Qin inscriptions, said, "Most expert panel members agreed with the conclusion that these characters are of the Qin era, though this writing in the wilderness has some variation compared with those already documented."

\n

Different chiseling methods were used on the carving, showing that its creator or creators did not deliberately pursue a uniform format and were more casual in dealing with different conditions of the rock base.

\n

Dating evidence also emerged from the special style of the characters.

\n

For example, the character lun from Kunlun has a rare pattern that was known to exist only during the Qin Dynasty. This pattern is identical to one that appeared in a Qin documentation written on bamboo slip, an ancient writing material, that was unearthed in Hunan province in 2002, Li Ling said.

\n

Recent evaluations have also clarified some of Tong's initial interpretations. Tong once deciphered two unclear characters as "twenty-six", indicating that the medicine-picking was done in "the 26th year of Qinshihuang's reign (including his rule as a vassal state king before he united China to become emperor)", or 221 BC, the year Qinshihuang died.

\n

However, the expert panel finally concluded that it was "thirty-seven", or 210 BC.

\n

"More questions still remain to be answered," said Li Ling.

\n

Wang Jinxian, director of the Qinghai Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology, said that comprehensive archaeological research has also been conducted across a vast tract of land surrounding the rock carving. Within a 150-kilometer radius, 75 unmovable cultural relics from throughout ancient history were discovered.

\n

"Archaeological research showed that this lakeside region had been an area of frequent human activities dating back to the Paleolithic period," he said, responding to some public doubt about why Qinshihuang's mission left carvings on this "desolate land".

\n

Realizing its key value in historical, artistic and scientific studies, the local government immediately launched a comprehensive protection program for the rock carving. Protection and monitoring facilities were set up, and nearby traffic routes were adjusted accordingly.

\n

Deng vowed that the site will also be given special attention during the ongoing process of applying for the site's inclusion on China's ninth list of national key protected cultural heritage sites.

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wangkaihao@chinadaily.com.cn

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<figcaption>Archaeologists work at the site of a rock inscription discovered at an altitude of about 4,300 meters on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, beside a lake in Madoi county, Qinghai province. China's National Cultural Heritage Administration announced on Monday that the engraved stone is the only known one from the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC) still preserved at its original site and located at the highest altitude during the historic period.</figcaption></figure>

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An electric vertical take-off and landing air taxi is displayed at the China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing in July.

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Two drones carrying seafood and flowers land at the HanShang Low-Altitude Airfield in Wuhan, Hubei province, in June, marking the logistics center's official launch.

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An eVTOL aircraft developed by EHang conducts a demonstration flight in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, in April.

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A tourist enjoys desert scenes while flying in a glider in Dunhuang, Gansu province, in August.

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An eVTOL aircraft conducts a demonstration flight in Hefei, Anhui province, in July.

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Booking an "air taxi" for intercity commuting and sightseeing tours, and drones making food and parcel deliveries are no longer scenarios from the future. They are already gradually becoming part of everyday life for people in China.

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The nation's low-altitude sector — regarded as a strategic emerging industry — is poised to see robust growth in the coming years, fueled by commercial applications across a wide range of fields, such as passenger transportation, tourism, agriculture and logistics, coupled with supportive measures from authorities, experts said.

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Sharper focus on developing the low-altitude economy will alleviate urban traffic congestion and foster new economic growth drivers, as the sector realizes immense development potential, they added.

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However, more efforts should be made to improve rules and regulatory policies regarding the safe operation of unmanned aerial vehicles and other low-altitude flight activities, the experts said. Construction of ground infrastructure, including takeoff and landing sites and maintenance centers, should also be accelerated.

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The market scale of China's low-altitude economy will reach 1.5 trillion yuan ($209.9 billion) in 2025 and rise to 3.5 trillion yuan in 2035, according to data from the Civil Aviation Administration of China. The low-altitude economy encompasses civil piloted and unpiloted aviation activities within an airspace extending up to 3,000 meters, and includes aircraft manufacturing, low-altitude flight operations and integrated services.

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Chinese manufacturers of unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, are stepping up efforts to bolster the development of this economy and expand their application in various fields, such as aerial tourism, geological surveying and mapping, agriculture, public security, aerial logistics and even disaster relief.

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Great opportunities

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Urban air mobility technology company EHang Holdings is accelerating efforts to drive the commercial use of electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft in aerial sightseeing, tourism and logistics.

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Referred to as air taxis, eVTOL aircraft do not require traditional airports or runways. Similar to helicopters, they take off vertically and transition into fixed-wing flight mode in the air, and offer a promising air traffic and sightseeing experience while traversing congested big cities.

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EHang has been granted one of the first air operator certificates for civil human-carrying pilotless aerial vehicles by the Civil Aviation Administration of China. The certification marks a significant step toward the commercialization and mass adoption of low-altitude human-carrying flight services.

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Consumers will be able to purchase flight tickets for low-altitude tourism and urban sightseeing, and enjoy a range of commercial human-carrying flight services at sites in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, and Hefei, Anhui province.

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Hu Huazhi, founder, chairman and CEO of EHang, said the low-altitude economy and related sectors present a significant market opportunity for urban air mobility development, and serve as a new engine for future growth in China.

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He added that the company hopes to introduce safe and reliable pilotless eVTOL aircraft and offer autonomous and eco-friendly air mobility services.

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In June, EHang received a purchase order for 50 units of its EH216-S pilotless eVTOL aircraft from Guizhou Scenic Tourism Development Co. The aircraft will be deployed in scenic areas in Guizhou province to offer low-altitude aerial tourism and sightseeing services, while low-altitude tourism opportunities will also be explored.

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In August, the company announced that its VT20, a logistics eVTOL, had successfully completed an intercity cargo delivery roundtrip between Zhuhai and Guangzhou in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

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The groundbreaking flight covered 83 kilometers and lasted approximately 55 minutes. This significantly enhances logistics efficiency between the two cities, both in Guangdong province, saving up to 40 minutes compared with road transportation, and over an hour during traffic congestion periods, the company said.

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According to a report by market research company CCID Consulting, China's eVTOL industry will maintain rapid growth in the next few years, with the market size hitting 9.5 billion yuan in 2026, driven by the speedy issuance of airworthiness certifications by authorities.

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Global market consultancy Roland Berger estimated that there will be up to 3,000 air taxis in operation worldwide by 2025, and this figure will increase exponentially to 100,000 by 2050.

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Yu Zhanfu, a partner at Roland Berger, said that compared with traditional helicopters, eVTOL aircraft are smaller, lighter, and require less space for takeoffs and landings. They also have lower operating costs, which will give a big boost to their popularity.

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New growth engine

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The low-altitude economy, which plays a key role in nurturing new quality productive forces and serves as a new growth engine, was written into the government work report for the first time last year.

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About 30 provincial-level regions across the nation have included bolstering the development of the low-altitude economy into local government work reports and rolled out relevant policies.

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Hefei in Anhui province and Guangzhou and Shenzhen in Guangdong province have implemented favorable policies, such as providing subsidies and incentives, to facilitate the development of the low-altitude economy and build up related industrial clusters to gain a competitive edge in the emerging industry.

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China aims to establish a new development model for the general aviation industry characterized by high-end, intelligent and green features by 2030, and form a trillion-yuan general aviation equipment market, according to an action plan issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and three other government departments.

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By 2027, new-generation general aviation equipment with unmanned, electric and intelligent features will realize commercial application in urban air transportation, logistics distribution, and emergency rescue work, the plan said.

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DJI, the world's largest commercial drone manufacturer by market share, has invested heavily in industrial drones that can be used in sectors such as agriculture, electricity, petroleum pipeline inspections, mapping and transportation, creating great economic and social value.

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The emergence of industrial drones has reshaped people's lives and production models, as well as promoted the development of diverse industries, said Zhang Xiaonan, director of senior corporate strategy and a spokeswoman for DJI.

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Though such drones are still in the initial stage of development, their applications will be more extensive in the future as related technologies advance, Zhang added.

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The company has also made forays into the delivery and logistics sector by unveiling its cargo drones. The drones have transported daily supplies, photovoltaic panels, building materials and emergency supplies to mountainous regions and rural areas, helping improve transportation efficiency and relieve labor shortages.

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"We are bullish on the prospects for aerial transport and hope to effectively solve the challenges arising from complex terrain and last-mile transportation for the industry," Zhang said.

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In addition, DJI used drones to carry out three-dimensional digitalization of national cultural heritage, making contributions to the preservation, restoration and research of cultural heritage and historical relics. Its drones have also been used for public safety, firefighting and emergency rescue.

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The Shenzhen-based company expects to further promote the use of drones in all walks of life, Zhang said.

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Agricultural applications

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The Chinese government has issued a number of policies to promote the use of modern agricultural machinery, boosting the application of drones in agriculture.

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Farming drones have been widely used for spraying pesticides, sprinkling fertilizers and sowing seeds to help farmers improve efficiency and reduce costs, said Justin Gong, co-founder of XAG Co, one of China's largest agricultural drone manufacturers.

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"Our ultimate goal is to create a smart agriculture ecosystem in which all the repetitive, tedious and dangerous jobs are assigned to drones and robots, allowing farmers to focus on decision-making with the aid of big data and artificial intelligence," Gong said.

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The company has trained many young people who returned to the countryside and became drone pilots instead of directly selling the devices to farmers, he said, adding that digital technologies help accelerate the industrialization of the country's agricultural sector.

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DJI has also devoted a great deal of attention to agricultural drones to help farmers improve the efficiency of sowing seeds and spraying fertilizers and pesticides, and increase the use of intelligent agricultural equipment.

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As of October 2024, DJI's agricultural drones had been sold in more than 100 countries and regions, with accumulated sales reaching 400,000 units worldwide.

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"With the expansion of application scenarios and innovation of service models, the scope of the low-altitude economy is becoming increasingly broad, ranging from agriculture and aerial photography to urban air mobility, logistics and delivery," said Yang Jincai, director of the Shenzhen Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Industry Association.

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In China, the sector is still in its initial development stage, and there is a lack of effective supervision and emergency response mechanisms regarding low-altitude flight activities, presenting difficulties for urban low-altitude airspace management, he said.

\n

Yang called for greater efforts to improve the design and planning of low-altitude airspace to make full use of airspace resources and meet the needs of various aviation activities, while strengthening supervision and management of flight activities.

\n

Yang Ling, general manager of the intelligent equipment industry research center of CCID Consulting, said that as low-altitude flight activities continue to increase, more capital will be put into the construction of low-altitude infrastructure. "China's low-altitude economy is expected to maintain rapid growth," he said.

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He said China's technological advancements and expertise in areas such as electric vehicles, batteries and rail transit provide strong technical support for the research and development of drones.

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Deliveries expanding

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Delivery drones have become increasingly widespread in recent years. Chinese e-commerce giant JD has used drones to reach consumers in hard-to-reach remote areas.

\n

The drones take off from regional delivery stations, follow a predetermined route to villages or rural areas, land at designated drop-off points and give orders directly to customers, significantly shortening delivery time and reducing logistics costs.

\n

Food delivery platform Meituan has made great strides in drone usage. The company announced in April that its self-developed fourth-generation drone has passed a CAAC review, and obtained the country's first operating certificate for low-altitude logistics nationwide.

\n

The license allows Meituan's drones to begin regular commercial drone delivery services across the nation. The company has opened 64 drone delivery routes in major cities and completed over 600,000 orders.

\n

The service offers customers a wide selection of products and spans a variety of locations, ranging from offices, residential areas and libraries to tourist spots.

\n

In the global delivery drones market, the Asia-Pacific region will witness the highest growth while China has been the largest market, according to a report from market research company Mordor Intelligence.

\n

Increasing support from authorities responsible for commercial drone operations is propelling the growth of drone delivery operations in the region, the report added.

\n

Courier and logistics company SF Holding has rolled out a variety of drones for delivery services, with a maximum payload of 25 kilograms and a flying distance of 100 km.

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Zhu Keli, founding director of the China Institute of New Economy, said: "The low-altitude economy has entered a golden period of development, with its applications continuously expanding in areas such as logistics and tourism, which will drive the coordinated development of related industrial chains."

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"The low-altitude economy industrial chains encompass low-altitude aircraft manufacturing, operational services, airspace management, airworthiness certification, quality supervision, and safety management," he said.

\n

Zhu emphasized the significance of strengthening the development and utilization of low-altitude airspace resources and accelerating the establishment of supporting infrastructure.

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It is of vital importance to improve airspace management policies, reinforce policy support and guidance, encourage enterprises to increase investment in R&D and technological innovation and strengthen the formulation of regulatory policies, Zhu added.

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Yang Sumei, an associate professor at Guangzhou Maritime University, said the low-altitude economy serves as an important driving force for cultivating new quality productive forces and has huge market potential.

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More efforts should be made to establish applicable rules and standards to better regulate the fast-developing sector and to advance the construction of low-altitude infrastructure and intelligent management and operating platforms, Yang said.

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fanfeifei@chinadaily.com.cn

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An electric vertical take-off and landing air taxi is displayed at the China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing in July.

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Two drones carrying seafood and flowers land at the HanShang Low-Altitude Airfield in Wuhan, Hubei province, in June, marking the logistics center's official launch.

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An eVTOL aircraft developed by EHang conducts a demonstration flight in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, in April.

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A tourist enjoys desert scenes while flying in a glider in Dunhuang, Gansu province, in August.

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An eVTOL aircraft conducts a demonstration flight in Hefei, Anhui province, in July.

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Booking an "air taxi" for intercity commuting and sightseeing tours, and drones making food and parcel deliveries are no longer scenarios from the future. They are already gradually becoming part of everyday life for people in China.

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The nation's low-altitude sector — regarded as a strategic emerging industry — is poised to see robust growth in the coming years, fueled by commercial applications across a wide range of fields, such as passenger transportation, tourism, agriculture and logistics, coupled with supportive measures from authorities, experts said.

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Sharper focus on developing the low-altitude economy will alleviate urban traffic congestion and foster new economic growth drivers, as the sector realizes immense development potential, they added.

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However, more efforts should be made to improve rules and regulatory policies regarding the safe operation of unmanned aerial vehicles and other low-altitude flight activities, the experts said. Construction of ground infrastructure, including takeoff and landing sites and maintenance centers, should also be accelerated.

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The market scale of China's low-altitude economy will reach 1.5 trillion yuan ($209.9 billion) in 2025 and rise to 3.5 trillion yuan in 2035, according to data from the Civil Aviation Administration of China. The low-altitude economy encompasses civil piloted and unpiloted aviation activities within an airspace extending up to 3,000 meters, and includes aircraft manufacturing, low-altitude flight operations and integrated services.

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Chinese manufacturers of unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, are stepping up efforts to bolster the development of this economy and expand their application in various fields, such as aerial tourism, geological surveying and mapping, agriculture, public security, aerial logistics and even disaster relief.

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Great opportunities

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Urban air mobility technology company EHang Holdings is accelerating efforts to drive the commercial use of electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft in aerial sightseeing, tourism and logistics.

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Referred to as air taxis, eVTOL aircraft do not require traditional airports or runways. Similar to helicopters, they take off vertically and transition into fixed-wing flight mode in the air, and offer a promising air traffic and sightseeing experience while traversing congested big cities.

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EHang has been granted one of the first air operator certificates for civil human-carrying pilotless aerial vehicles by the Civil Aviation Administration of China. The certification marks a significant step toward the commercialization and mass adoption of low-altitude human-carrying flight services.

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Consumers will be able to purchase flight tickets for low-altitude tourism and urban sightseeing, and enjoy a range of commercial human-carrying flight services at sites in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, and Hefei, Anhui province.

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Hu Huazhi, founder, chairman and CEO of EHang, said the low-altitude economy and related sectors present a significant market opportunity for urban air mobility development, and serve as a new engine for future growth in China.

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He added that the company hopes to introduce safe and reliable pilotless eVTOL aircraft and offer autonomous and eco-friendly air mobility services.

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In June, EHang received a purchase order for 50 units of its EH216-S pilotless eVTOL aircraft from Guizhou Scenic Tourism Development Co. The aircraft will be deployed in scenic areas in Guizhou province to offer low-altitude aerial tourism and sightseeing services, while low-altitude tourism opportunities will also be explored.

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In August, the company announced that its VT20, a logistics eVTOL, had successfully completed an intercity cargo delivery roundtrip between Zhuhai and Guangzhou in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

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The groundbreaking flight covered 83 kilometers and lasted approximately 55 minutes. This significantly enhances logistics efficiency between the two cities, both in Guangdong province, saving up to 40 minutes compared with road transportation, and over an hour during traffic congestion periods, the company said.

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According to a report by market research company CCID Consulting, China's eVTOL industry will maintain rapid growth in the next few years, with the market size hitting 9.5 billion yuan in 2026, driven by the speedy issuance of airworthiness certifications by authorities.

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Global market consultancy Roland Berger estimated that there will be up to 3,000 air taxis in operation worldwide by 2025, and this figure will increase exponentially to 100,000 by 2050.

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Yu Zhanfu, a partner at Roland Berger, said that compared with traditional helicopters, eVTOL aircraft are smaller, lighter, and require less space for takeoffs and landings. They also have lower operating costs, which will give a big boost to their popularity.

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New growth engine

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The low-altitude economy, which plays a key role in nurturing new quality productive forces and serves as a new growth engine, was written into the government work report for the first time last year.

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About 30 provincial-level regions across the nation have included bolstering the development of the low-altitude economy into local government work reports and rolled out relevant policies.

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Hefei in Anhui province and Guangzhou and Shenzhen in Guangdong province have implemented favorable policies, such as providing subsidies and incentives, to facilitate the development of the low-altitude economy and build up related industrial clusters to gain a competitive edge in the emerging industry.

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China aims to establish a new development model for the general aviation industry characterized by high-end, intelligent and green features by 2030, and form a trillion-yuan general aviation equipment market, according to an action plan issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and three other government departments.

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By 2027, new-generation general aviation equipment with unmanned, electric and intelligent features will realize commercial application in urban air transportation, logistics distribution, and emergency rescue work, the plan said.

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DJI, the world's largest commercial drone manufacturer by market share, has invested heavily in industrial drones that can be used in sectors such as agriculture, electricity, petroleum pipeline inspections, mapping and transportation, creating great economic and social value.

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The emergence of industrial drones has reshaped people's lives and production models, as well as promoted the development of diverse industries, said Zhang Xiaonan, director of senior corporate strategy and a spokeswoman for DJI.

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Though such drones are still in the initial stage of development, their applications will be more extensive in the future as related technologies advance, Zhang added.

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The company has also made forays into the delivery and logistics sector by unveiling its cargo drones. The drones have transported daily supplies, photovoltaic panels, building materials and emergency supplies to mountainous regions and rural areas, helping improve transportation efficiency and relieve labor shortages.

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"We are bullish on the prospects for aerial transport and hope to effectively solve the challenges arising from complex terrain and last-mile transportation for the industry," Zhang said.

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In addition, DJI used drones to carry out three-dimensional digitalization of national cultural heritage, making contributions to the preservation, restoration and research of cultural heritage and historical relics. Its drones have also been used for public safety, firefighting and emergency rescue.

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The Shenzhen-based company expects to further promote the use of drones in all walks of life, Zhang said.

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Agricultural applications

\n

The Chinese government has issued a number of policies to promote the use of modern agricultural machinery, boosting the application of drones in agriculture.

\n

Farming drones have been widely used for spraying pesticides, sprinkling fertilizers and sowing seeds to help farmers improve efficiency and reduce costs, said Justin Gong, co-founder of XAG Co, one of China's largest agricultural drone manufacturers.

\n

"Our ultimate goal is to create a smart agriculture ecosystem in which all the repetitive, tedious and dangerous jobs are assigned to drones and robots, allowing farmers to focus on decision-making with the aid of big data and artificial intelligence," Gong said.

\n

The company has trained many young people who returned to the countryside and became drone pilots instead of directly selling the devices to farmers, he said, adding that digital technologies help accelerate the industrialization of the country's agricultural sector.

\n

DJI has also devoted a great deal of attention to agricultural drones to help farmers improve the efficiency of sowing seeds and spraying fertilizers and pesticides, and increase the use of intelligent agricultural equipment.

\n

As of October 2024, DJI's agricultural drones had been sold in more than 100 countries and regions, with accumulated sales reaching 400,000 units worldwide.

\n

"With the expansion of application scenarios and innovation of service models, the scope of the low-altitude economy is becoming increasingly broad, ranging from agriculture and aerial photography to urban air mobility, logistics and delivery," said Yang Jincai, director of the Shenzhen Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Industry Association.

\n

In China, the sector is still in its initial development stage, and there is a lack of effective supervision and emergency response mechanisms regarding low-altitude flight activities, presenting difficulties for urban low-altitude airspace management, he said.

\n

Yang called for greater efforts to improve the design and planning of low-altitude airspace to make full use of airspace resources and meet the needs of various aviation activities, while strengthening supervision and management of flight activities.

\n

Yang Ling, general manager of the intelligent equipment industry research center of CCID Consulting, said that as low-altitude flight activities continue to increase, more capital will be put into the construction of low-altitude infrastructure. "China's low-altitude economy is expected to maintain rapid growth," he said.

\n

He said China's technological advancements and expertise in areas such as electric vehicles, batteries and rail transit provide strong technical support for the research and development of drones.

\n

Deliveries expanding

\n

Delivery drones have become increasingly widespread in recent years. Chinese e-commerce giant JD has used drones to reach consumers in hard-to-reach remote areas.

\n

The drones take off from regional delivery stations, follow a predetermined route to villages or rural areas, land at designated drop-off points and give orders directly to customers, significantly shortening delivery time and reducing logistics costs.

\n

Food delivery platform Meituan has made great strides in drone usage. The company announced in April that its self-developed fourth-generation drone has passed a CAAC review, and obtained the country's first operating certificate for low-altitude logistics nationwide.

\n

The license allows Meituan's drones to begin regular commercial drone delivery services across the nation. The company has opened 64 drone delivery routes in major cities and completed over 600,000 orders.

\n

The service offers customers a wide selection of products and spans a variety of locations, ranging from offices, residential areas and libraries to tourist spots.

\n

In the global delivery drones market, the Asia-Pacific region will witness the highest growth while China has been the largest market, according to a report from market research company Mordor Intelligence.

\n

Increasing support from authorities responsible for commercial drone operations is propelling the growth of drone delivery operations in the region, the report added.

\n

Courier and logistics company SF Holding has rolled out a variety of drones for delivery services, with a maximum payload of 25 kilograms and a flying distance of 100 km.

\n

Zhu Keli, founding director of the China Institute of New Economy, said: "The low-altitude economy has entered a golden period of development, with its applications continuously expanding in areas such as logistics and tourism, which will drive the coordinated development of related industrial chains."

\n

"The low-altitude economy industrial chains encompass low-altitude aircraft manufacturing, operational services, airspace management, airworthiness certification, quality supervision, and safety management," he said.

\n

Zhu emphasized the significance of strengthening the development and utilization of low-altitude airspace resources and accelerating the establishment of supporting infrastructure.

\n

It is of vital importance to improve airspace management policies, reinforce policy support and guidance, encourage enterprises to increase investment in R&D and technological innovation and strengthen the formulation of regulatory policies, Zhu added.

\n

Yang Sumei, an associate professor at Guangzhou Maritime University, said the low-altitude economy serves as an important driving force for cultivating new quality productive forces and has huge market potential.

\n

More efforts should be made to establish applicable rules and standards to better regulate the fast-developing sector and to advance the construction of low-altitude infrastructure and intelligent management and operating platforms, Yang said.

\n

fanfeifei@chinadaily.com.cn

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China and the United States have reached a basic framework consensus on properly resolving TikTok-related issues, reducing investment barriers, and promoting relevant economic and trade cooperation after two days of talks in Madrid, Spain.

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However, Beijing has made it clear that it will not pursue any deal that compromises China's core principles, the interests of Chinese companies, or international fairness and justice.

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Top negotiators from Beijing and Washington, led respectively by Chinese Vice-Premier He Lifeng and US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, conducted "candid, in-depth and constructive" communication on economic and trade issues of common concern starting on Sunday.

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Vice-Premier He said that China hopes the US will work together with it to quickly remove the relevant restrictive measures against China, take concrete actions to jointly safeguard the hard-won achievements of the trade talks, and create a good atmosphere for the stable and sustained development of Sino-US economic and trade relations.

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Addressing a news briefing on Monday, Li Chenggang, China's international trade representative with the Ministry of Commerce, said the two sides "reached a preliminary framework consensus on properly resolving TikTok-related issues through cooperation, scaling back investment barriers, and promoting relevant economic and trade cooperation."

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Li, who is also vice-minister of commerce, emphasized that China will "under no circumstances seek any agreement at the expense of its principled stance, the interests of its enterprises, or international fairness and justice". The Chinese government fully respects the will of enterprises and supports them in conducting equal business negotiations on the basis of market principles, he added.

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Wang Jingtao, deputy director of the Cyberspace Administration of China, said the Chinese government will review and approve matters related to TikTok's technology exports, the licensing of its usage rights, and other issues in accordance with the law.

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"China hopes that the US will, pursuant to the consensus reached between the two sides, provide a nondiscriminatory economic and trade environment for Chinese enterprises operating in the US, including TikTok," he said.

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Wang Wen, dean of Renmin University of China's Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, said," Any successful negotiation requires mutual effort and, fundamentally, mutual respect."

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He pointed out that the US pursues a contradictory strategy. "The world is watching. So are the markets. Washington can choose the path of respectful engagement and shared gains with Beijing, or it can continue down the dead end of unilateral pressure and bear the consequences," Wang Wen added.

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Chen Wenling, former chief economist at the China Center for International Economic Exchanges, said that by choosing to talk regularly and in detail, Beijing and Washington are sending a clear signal that they understand that a total breakdown in economic ties is a risk neither can afford.

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Contact the writers at wangkeju@chinadaily.com.cn

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China and the United States have reached a basic framework consensus on properly resolving TikTok-related issues, reducing investment barriers, and promoting relevant economic and trade cooperation after two days of talks in Madrid, Spain.

\n

However, Beijing has made it clear that it will not pursue any deal that compromises China's core principles, the interests of Chinese companies, or international fairness and justice.

\n

Top negotiators from Beijing and Washington, led respectively by Chinese Vice-Premier He Lifeng and US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, conducted "candid, in-depth and constructive" communication on economic and trade issues of common concern starting on Sunday.

\n

Vice-Premier He said that China hopes the US will work together with it to quickly remove the relevant restrictive measures against China, take concrete actions to jointly safeguard the hard-won achievements of the trade talks, and create a good atmosphere for the stable and sustained development of Sino-US economic and trade relations.

\n

Addressing a news briefing on Monday, Li Chenggang, China's international trade representative with the Ministry of Commerce, said the two sides "reached a preliminary framework consensus on properly resolving TikTok-related issues through cooperation, scaling back investment barriers, and promoting relevant economic and trade cooperation."

\n

Li, who is also vice-minister of commerce, emphasized that China will "under no circumstances seek any agreement at the expense of its principled stance, the interests of its enterprises, or international fairness and justice". The Chinese government fully respects the will of enterprises and supports them in conducting equal business negotiations on the basis of market principles, he added.

\n

Wang Jingtao, deputy director of the Cyberspace Administration of China, said the Chinese government will review and approve matters related to TikTok's technology exports, the licensing of its usage rights, and other issues in accordance with the law.

\n

"China hopes that the US will, pursuant to the consensus reached between the two sides, provide a nondiscriminatory economic and trade environment for Chinese enterprises operating in the US, including TikTok," he said.

\n

Wang Wen, dean of Renmin University of China's Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, said," Any successful negotiation requires mutual effort and, fundamentally, mutual respect."

\n

He pointed out that the US pursues a contradictory strategy. "The world is watching. So are the markets. Washington can choose the path of respectful engagement and shared gains with Beijing, or it can continue down the dead end of unilateral pressure and bear the consequences," Wang Wen added.

\n

Chen Wenling, former chief economist at the China Center for International Economic Exchanges, said that by choosing to talk regularly and in detail, Beijing and Washington are sending a clear signal that they understand that a total breakdown in economic ties is a risk neither can afford.

\n

Contact the writers at wangkeju@chinadaily.com.cn

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Two teams compete in the 2025 Chongqing City Football League opening match at the Datianwan Stadium in Yuzhong district, Chongqing, on Saturday.

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Chongqing's Datianwan Stadium became the center of excitement on Saturday night as it hosted the opening match of the Chongqing City Football League, also known as Yu Chao. This is the upgraded version of the city's amateur super league, launched in 2016.

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The stadium and its surroundings were turned into a vibrant carnival with food stands, cultural exhibits and live music performances.

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The opening match saw Chongqing's Yuzhong team face off against Jiulongpo and clinch a 3-2 victory.

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"We had never explored this area before, but tonight our family enjoyed a delightful meal of iron pot spicy fish outside the stadium. I think it has sparked widespread enthusiasm for sports and stimulated local consumption," said Sun Pinpin, 34, who attended the match with her husband and 10-year-old son.

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The league is regarded as the largest city soccer competition in China, featuring 41 teams from Chongqing's 38 districts and counties, as well as from the Chongqing Liangjiang New Area, Chongqing High-tech Industrial Development Zone and Chongqing Wansheng Economic and Technological Development Zone. In total, 178 matches are scheduled this season.

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The occasion also marked a significant moment for Datianwan Stadium, which had not seen such vibrancy since it last hosted a Chinese Jia-A League game 22 years ago. Built in 1956, the stadium was the first premier venue established after the founding of the People's Republic of China. Saturday's opener drew 21,680 fans.

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With the season scheduled to run until March or April next year, given the number of teams and matches, the CQFL is the most extensive city soccer league nationwide, said Zhang Jie, a technical official of the league.

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Chongqing, a megacity of 32 million on the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, has a rich soccer heritage. Local communities began organizing matches in the 1950s, and by the 1970s had set up a league with a promotion and relegation system. The structure helped develop amateur teams with national influence.

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"The primary goal of organizing the league is to enhance public fitness and offer a platform for ordinary people to showcase their skills and express themselves through soccer," Zhang said.

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During the opening match, Yuzhong's Li Feiya scored the league's first goal. A full-time teacher, Li embodies the league's spirit of community involvement, balancing classroom duties with soccer training.

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The event energized the local community and boosted tourism and hospitality. Du Xueyong, deputy director of the Chongqing Municipal Sports Bureau, said the league is expected to generate more than 100 million yuan ($14.04 million) in consumption across dining, accommodation and transportation. Tourism revenue in host areas is projected to increase by over 20 percent.

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In May, the 2025 Jiangsu Football City League in Jiangsu province captured national attention, inspiring more provinces to organize their own amateur "super leagues".Jiangxi and Guangdong provinces launched theirs in July and August. Hunan province kicked off its league six days before Chongqing while Sichuan province is scheduled to kick start its own on Sept 20.

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These leagues are driving deeper integration of sports and consumer activities. Meituan Travel reported that during the opening match of the Hunan Super League, bookings for flights and train tickets to Changsha rose 35 percent year-on-year, while five-star hotel reservations increased by 62 percent.

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Given the national men's soccer team's struggles for nearly two decades, many see grassroots competitions as a more genuine and promising path for the future of Chinese soccer.

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Contact the writers at dengrui@chinadaily.com.cn

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Two teams compete in the 2025 Chongqing City Football League opening match at the Datianwan Stadium in Yuzhong district, Chongqing, on Saturday.

\n

Chongqing's Datianwan Stadium became the center of excitement on Saturday night as it hosted the opening match of the Chongqing City Football League, also known as Yu Chao. This is the upgraded version of the city's amateur super league, launched in 2016.

\n

The stadium and its surroundings were turned into a vibrant carnival with food stands, cultural exhibits and live music performances.

\n

The opening match saw Chongqing's Yuzhong team face off against Jiulongpo and clinch a 3-2 victory.

\n

"We had never explored this area before, but tonight our family enjoyed a delightful meal of iron pot spicy fish outside the stadium. I think it has sparked widespread enthusiasm for sports and stimulated local consumption," said Sun Pinpin, 34, who attended the match with her husband and 10-year-old son.

\n

The league is regarded as the largest city soccer competition in China, featuring 41 teams from Chongqing's 38 districts and counties, as well as from the Chongqing Liangjiang New Area, Chongqing High-tech Industrial Development Zone and Chongqing Wansheng Economic and Technological Development Zone. In total, 178 matches are scheduled this season.

\n

The occasion also marked a significant moment for Datianwan Stadium, which had not seen such vibrancy since it last hosted a Chinese Jia-A League game 22 years ago. Built in 1956, the stadium was the first premier venue established after the founding of the People's Republic of China. Saturday's opener drew 21,680 fans.

\n

With the season scheduled to run until March or April next year, given the number of teams and matches, the CQFL is the most extensive city soccer league nationwide, said Zhang Jie, a technical official of the league.

\n

Chongqing, a megacity of 32 million on the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, has a rich soccer heritage. Local communities began organizing matches in the 1950s, and by the 1970s had set up a league with a promotion and relegation system. The structure helped develop amateur teams with national influence.

\n

"The primary goal of organizing the league is to enhance public fitness and offer a platform for ordinary people to showcase their skills and express themselves through soccer," Zhang said.

\n

During the opening match, Yuzhong's Li Feiya scored the league's first goal. A full-time teacher, Li embodies the league's spirit of community involvement, balancing classroom duties with soccer training.

\n

The event energized the local community and boosted tourism and hospitality. Du Xueyong, deputy director of the Chongqing Municipal Sports Bureau, said the league is expected to generate more than 100 million yuan ($14.04 million) in consumption across dining, accommodation and transportation. Tourism revenue in host areas is projected to increase by over 20 percent.

\n

In May, the 2025 Jiangsu Football City League in Jiangsu province captured national attention, inspiring more provinces to organize their own amateur "super leagues".Jiangxi and Guangdong provinces launched theirs in July and August. Hunan province kicked off its league six days before Chongqing while Sichuan province is scheduled to kick start its own on Sept 20.

\n

These leagues are driving deeper integration of sports and consumer activities. Meituan Travel reported that during the opening match of the Hunan Super League, bookings for flights and train tickets to Changsha rose 35 percent year-on-year, while five-star hotel reservations increased by 62 percent.

\n

Given the national men's soccer team's struggles for nearly two decades, many see grassroots competitions as a more genuine and promising path for the future of Chinese soccer.

\n

Contact the writers at dengrui@chinadaily.com.cn

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Staff members of the Chimelong Ocean Kingdom celebrate the 100-day milestone of Wo Wo, the first Pacific walrus calf in China to be successfully hand-reared, in Zhuhai, Guangdong province, on Monday. Born on June 8, Wo Wo was initially rejected by its mother due to a lack of imprinting behavior. A conservation team at the ocean-themed park intervened and provided care, helping Wo Wo grow from 56 kilograms at birth to over 100 kg at present.

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Staff members of the Chimelong Ocean Kingdom celebrate the 100-day milestone of Wo Wo, the first Pacific walrus calf in China to be successfully hand-reared, in Zhuhai, Guangdong province, on Monday. Born on June 8, Wo Wo was initially rejected by its mother due to a lack of imprinting behavior. A conservation team at the ocean-themed park intervened and provided care, helping Wo Wo grow from 56 kilograms at birth to over 100 kg at present.

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China's prestigious Peking University has announced a major overhaul of its undergraduate evaluation system, which will eliminate grade point average ranking for all new undergraduates starting from the 2025 academic year.

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The reform is designed to move beyond the "score-centric" model and encourage students to engage in broader intellectual exploration and develop their individual strengths.

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Starting with the class of 2025, students' academic capabilities will no longer be summarized or ranked using a single GPA figure. In scenarios such as getting awards and scholarships, or applications for exchange programs, GPA scores will no longer be used. Instead, full transcripts will become the primary basis for evaluating academic performance, according to a recent notice issued by the university.

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Moreover, from the 2025 cohort onward, students will be permitted to select one course to be graded on a Pass/No Pass basis. They can get the credit of the course as long as they get 60 points out of 100, thereby allowing students to explore interdisciplinary or more challenging content.

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Additionally, PKU will remove all guidance limits on the percentage of high grades in courses, allowing instructors to evaluate students based on their actual performance.

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For current third- and second-year students, departments may continue to use the original evaluation system.

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PKU's initiative is part of a broader trend in Chinese higher education geared toward re-evaluating assessment systems. Fudan University in Shanghai was one of the first domestic institutions to adopt a grade-based system, implementing an A to F scale as early as the 1980s.

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In 2015, Tsinghua University in Beijing switched from a 100-point system to a grade-based system. In September 2024, two of Tsinghua's schools announced that grades from the first semester of freshman year would not be included in overall grade calculations.

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The concept of GPA originated as an academic quantification tool from the West. It was widely introduced to China in the late 1990s. Initially, it played a fairly positive role.

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A landmark moment came around 2010 when domestic universities widely linked GPA evaluation to the postgraduate recommendation system, and students with high GPA scores could pursue postgraduate studies without attending enrollment tests. This meant that the GPA had become a central focus of academic life, leading to intense internal competition around it.

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Chen Ruping, vice-president of the China National Academy of Educational Sciences, told The Beijing News that abolishing the GPA system and exploring grade-based systems can, to some extent, liberate students from ineffective competition such as repetitive drilling for scores, allowing them to devote more energy to actual learning.

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Under the traditional GPA system, the cost of trial and error was high — a low score in one course could significantly impact a student's overall ranking throughout their university career, he said.

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This often led students to prefer courses known for lenient grading. The P/NP system provides a trial window, guiding students to boldly attempt rigorous courses based on their interests and research strengths, he said.

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A 20-year-old medical student at PKU surnamed Dong told China Daily that GPA functions like a currency — it's essential in specific markets such as further education or initial job applications. One must possess enough of this currency to gain entry. But beyond that, what truly counts is what one can achieve with actual abilities, he said.

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"My advice is to ensure your GPA is not a drawback — aim for the top 20 to 30 percent — so it doesn't close doors of opportunity. On that basis, boldly explore beyond the classroom. GPA is important, but it shouldn't be the sole pursuit in university."

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However, Dong is not entirely in favor of abolishing the GPA system.

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A grade-based system may reduce score-based competition, but it doesn't fundamentally change the fact that evaluation still revolves around grades, he said.

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"If we are to reform, we should do it thoroughly by incorporating more elements that reflect comprehensive student qualities, such as social, organizational, and interpersonal abilities."

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In contrast, a 20-year-old female student from a Beijing university, surnamed Zhuo, voiced strong support for reform.

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She emphasized the importance of GPA in evaluations for awards, scholarships, and further education opportunities such as postgraduate recommendations or overseas study.

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"The pressure to get high GPA is immense, both mentally and physically," she said. To achieve higher grades, students often go beyond the requirement to impress the teachers, she said.

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"However, many of us now barely pay attention in class and rely entirely on last-minute review for exams. What real learning does that achieve? Personally, although I scored well in many courses, I can hardly recall any knowledge now."

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zoushuo@chinadaily.com.cn

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China's prestigious Peking University has announced a major overhaul of its undergraduate evaluation system, which will eliminate grade point average ranking for all new undergraduates starting from the 2025 academic year.

\n

The reform is designed to move beyond the "score-centric" model and encourage students to engage in broader intellectual exploration and develop their individual strengths.

\n

Starting with the class of 2025, students' academic capabilities will no longer be summarized or ranked using a single GPA figure. In scenarios such as getting awards and scholarships, or applications for exchange programs, GPA scores will no longer be used. Instead, full transcripts will become the primary basis for evaluating academic performance, according to a recent notice issued by the university.

\n

Moreover, from the 2025 cohort onward, students will be permitted to select one course to be graded on a Pass/No Pass basis. They can get the credit of the course as long as they get 60 points out of 100, thereby allowing students to explore interdisciplinary or more challenging content.

\n

Additionally, PKU will remove all guidance limits on the percentage of high grades in courses, allowing instructors to evaluate students based on their actual performance.

\n

For current third- and second-year students, departments may continue to use the original evaluation system.

\n

PKU's initiative is part of a broader trend in Chinese higher education geared toward re-evaluating assessment systems. Fudan University in Shanghai was one of the first domestic institutions to adopt a grade-based system, implementing an A to F scale as early as the 1980s.

\n

In 2015, Tsinghua University in Beijing switched from a 100-point system to a grade-based system. In September 2024, two of Tsinghua's schools announced that grades from the first semester of freshman year would not be included in overall grade calculations.

\n

The concept of GPA originated as an academic quantification tool from the West. It was widely introduced to China in the late 1990s. Initially, it played a fairly positive role.

\n

A landmark moment came around 2010 when domestic universities widely linked GPA evaluation to the postgraduate recommendation system, and students with high GPA scores could pursue postgraduate studies without attending enrollment tests. This meant that the GPA had become a central focus of academic life, leading to intense internal competition around it.

\n

Chen Ruping, vice-president of the China National Academy of Educational Sciences, told The Beijing News that abolishing the GPA system and exploring grade-based systems can, to some extent, liberate students from ineffective competition such as repetitive drilling for scores, allowing them to devote more energy to actual learning.

\n

Under the traditional GPA system, the cost of trial and error was high — a low score in one course could significantly impact a student's overall ranking throughout their university career, he said.

\n

This often led students to prefer courses known for lenient grading. The P/NP system provides a trial window, guiding students to boldly attempt rigorous courses based on their interests and research strengths, he said.

\n

A 20-year-old medical student at PKU surnamed Dong told China Daily that GPA functions like a currency — it's essential in specific markets such as further education or initial job applications. One must possess enough of this currency to gain entry. But beyond that, what truly counts is what one can achieve with actual abilities, he said.

\n

"My advice is to ensure your GPA is not a drawback — aim for the top 20 to 30 percent — so it doesn't close doors of opportunity. On that basis, boldly explore beyond the classroom. GPA is important, but it shouldn't be the sole pursuit in university."

\n

However, Dong is not entirely in favor of abolishing the GPA system.

\n

A grade-based system may reduce score-based competition, but it doesn't fundamentally change the fact that evaluation still revolves around grades, he said.

\n

"If we are to reform, we should do it thoroughly by incorporating more elements that reflect comprehensive student qualities, such as social, organizational, and interpersonal abilities."

\n

In contrast, a 20-year-old female student from a Beijing university, surnamed Zhuo, voiced strong support for reform.

\n

She emphasized the importance of GPA in evaluations for awards, scholarships, and further education opportunities such as postgraduate recommendations or overseas study.

\n

"The pressure to get high GPA is immense, both mentally and physically," she said. To achieve higher grades, students often go beyond the requirement to impress the teachers, she said.

\n

"However, many of us now barely pay attention in class and rely entirely on last-minute review for exams. What real learning does that achieve? Personally, although I scored well in many courses, I can hardly recall any knowledge now."

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zoushuo@chinadaily.com.cn

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Several Chinese universities, including the Nanjing Agricultural University, have adjusted their policies for recommending outstanding undergraduates for postgraduate programs without entrance exams, moving away from the strict practice of disqualifying students with even a single failed course record.

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According to the 2026 postgraduate enrollment plan released by the Nanjing Agricultural University, students with no more than one failed compulsory course — which should have been retaken with a passing grade — are now eligible for recommendation for postgraduate studies without entrance exams.

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Previously, students who failed any course were not eligible for such recommendations.

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Similar changes have been adopted by other institutions, including the Xi'an Jiaotong University, Hunan University of Technology and Business' School of Intelligent Engineering and Intelligent Manufacturing, and Shanghai Jiao Tong University.

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The updated policies reflect a more flexible approach to evaluating students' overall capabilities rather than relying solely on flawless academic transcripts.

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The relaxation does not mean lower overall standards. For instance, NAU's College of Engineering still requires a minimum grade point average of 3.0 and certain thresholds in English proficiency tests. The shift aims to identify students with comprehensive strengths rather than only perfect scores.

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The move is part of broader reforms in China's education evaluation system, which seek to move beyond a narrow focus on test results, diplomas and publications, experts said. Greater emphasis is being placed on students' overall development, innovative potential and practical abilities, they said.

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Cai Zhenhua, an associate professor at the School of Public Administration of Xiangtan University, said the policy shift helps address the overemphasis on GPA and test scores, which has led to excessive competition and neglect of holistic growth.

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Students often invest disproportionate time in improving grades and rankings, overlooking crucial elements such as moral education, mental and physical health, and practical skills, Cai said.

\n

This adjustment marks a significant step in reducing irrational academic competition and promoting an education system that values long-term potential and comprehensive quality over short-term academic performance, he said.

\n

The traditional "no-failure "requirement had its historical rationale, as grades provided a clear quantitative measure, Cai said.

\n

"However, as society evolves, a singular focus on academic performance is inadequate," he said. "We must acknowledge the complexity and diversity of talent development."

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It is likely that more universities will adopt similar policies, Cai added. "Failing one course should not define a student's entire academic career. Instead, we need systems that encourage exploration, allow for setbacks, and ultimately foster well-rounded talents."

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zoushuo@chinadaily.com.cn

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Several Chinese universities, including the Nanjing Agricultural University, have adjusted their policies for recommending outstanding undergraduates for postgraduate programs without entrance exams, moving away from the strict practice of disqualifying students with even a single failed course record.

\n

According to the 2026 postgraduate enrollment plan released by the Nanjing Agricultural University, students with no more than one failed compulsory course — which should have been retaken with a passing grade — are now eligible for recommendation for postgraduate studies without entrance exams.

\n

Previously, students who failed any course were not eligible for such recommendations.

\n

Similar changes have been adopted by other institutions, including the Xi'an Jiaotong University, Hunan University of Technology and Business' School of Intelligent Engineering and Intelligent Manufacturing, and Shanghai Jiao Tong University.

\n

The updated policies reflect a more flexible approach to evaluating students' overall capabilities rather than relying solely on flawless academic transcripts.

\n

The relaxation does not mean lower overall standards. For instance, NAU's College of Engineering still requires a minimum grade point average of 3.0 and certain thresholds in English proficiency tests. The shift aims to identify students with comprehensive strengths rather than only perfect scores.

\n

The move is part of broader reforms in China's education evaluation system, which seek to move beyond a narrow focus on test results, diplomas and publications, experts said. Greater emphasis is being placed on students' overall development, innovative potential and practical abilities, they said.

\n

Cai Zhenhua, an associate professor at the School of Public Administration of Xiangtan University, said the policy shift helps address the overemphasis on GPA and test scores, which has led to excessive competition and neglect of holistic growth.

\n

Students often invest disproportionate time in improving grades and rankings, overlooking crucial elements such as moral education, mental and physical health, and practical skills, Cai said.

\n

This adjustment marks a significant step in reducing irrational academic competition and promoting an education system that values long-term potential and comprehensive quality over short-term academic performance, he said.

\n

The traditional "no-failure "requirement had its historical rationale, as grades provided a clear quantitative measure, Cai said.

\n

"However, as society evolves, a singular focus on academic performance is inadequate," he said. "We must acknowledge the complexity and diversity of talent development."

\n

It is likely that more universities will adopt similar policies, Cai added. "Failing one course should not define a student's entire academic career. Instead, we need systems that encourage exploration, allow for setbacks, and ultimately foster well-rounded talents."

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zoushuo@chinadaily.com.cn

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Following a simmering controversy over pre-made dishes in China, popular restaurant chain Xibei has issued a public apology and pledged changes in response to mounting online criticism from consumers.

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In an open letter released on Monday, Xibei acknowledged that its production methods had "fallen short of customer expectations" and promised to revamp its operations. The company said that by Oct 1, all of its nearly 400 outlets nationwide would complete a series of upgrades, shifting more central kitchen processes back to on-site preparation.

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The nine measures announced include moving children's beef patties and rice dishes to be freshly cooked in stores, using freshly cut fish for children's meals, and ensuring lamb skewers and pork ribs are prepared on site. Xibei also pledged to replace soybean oil with non-GMO varieties and shorten product shelf life by working with suppliers.

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"We welcome customers to continue offering suggestions, and we will keep improving," the letter said. Founder Jia Guolong added that the chain would strive to operate "with full transparency", calling the recent uproar the greatest challenge in its history.

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The apology followed days of heated online debate triggered by celebrity entrepreneur Luo Yonghao, who last week criticized Xibei on Sina Weibo after a meal, saying most dishes were pre-made and overpriced. Luo urged authorities to require restaurants to disclose when pre-made dishes are used. His post went viral, sparking nationwide discussion.

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On Sunday, major official media outlets, including the Xinhua News Agency, People's Daily and China Media Group, published reports explaining what constitutes premade dishes and addressing widespread consumer concerns. The attention underscored how the issue had grown from a brand dispute into a broader public debate over food safety and transparency.

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Despite Xibei's apology, Luo continued to press for answers on Monday, questioning the company's promises and pointing to issues such as product quality. Over the weekend, leaked screenshots showed Jia admitting to mishandling the situation, pledging greater transparency, but also referring to Luo as part of a "cyber underworld". Late on Sunday, Luo denounced the label as slander and proposed a live debate on a major platform to clarify the matter.

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The episode has reignited discussions on pre-made dishes, transparency and consumer rights, highlighting the challenges facing China's fast-growing pre-made food sector and the importance of regulation, disclosure and public trust in shaping its future.

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Regulatory notices encourage restaurants to clearly indicate when such dishes are used. According to a 2024 notice by the State Administration for Market Regulation, premade dishes are prepackaged foods made from one or more agricultural ingredients, processed industrially — such as marinating, frying or steaming — and meant to be consumed after heating or cooking. Fresh vegetables, lightly processed ingredients, ready-to-eat meals, and central kitchen-prepared dishes delivered to chain outlets are not considered pre-made.

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The notice calls for stronger supervision, including verifying raw materials, regulating additives, improving licensing and promoting clear labeling. Officials noted that preservatives are unnecessary due to cold storage and sterilization.

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Tan Guijun, director of the Nutrition Department at Tianjin First Central Hospital, told Xinhua that while fresh ingredients retain nutrients more fully, pre-made dishes can still meet caloric and nutritional needs if handled according to safety standards. Consumers and industry insiders say the controversy underscores the importance of balancing efficiency with transparency, regulation and innovation to ensure the sector's healthy development.

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luowangshu@chinadaily.com.cn

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Following a simmering controversy over pre-made dishes in China, popular restaurant chain Xibei has issued a public apology and pledged changes in response to mounting online criticism from consumers.

\n

In an open letter released on Monday, Xibei acknowledged that its production methods had "fallen short of customer expectations" and promised to revamp its operations. The company said that by Oct 1, all of its nearly 400 outlets nationwide would complete a series of upgrades, shifting more central kitchen processes back to on-site preparation.

\n

The nine measures announced include moving children's beef patties and rice dishes to be freshly cooked in stores, using freshly cut fish for children's meals, and ensuring lamb skewers and pork ribs are prepared on site. Xibei also pledged to replace soybean oil with non-GMO varieties and shorten product shelf life by working with suppliers.

\n

"We welcome customers to continue offering suggestions, and we will keep improving," the letter said. Founder Jia Guolong added that the chain would strive to operate "with full transparency", calling the recent uproar the greatest challenge in its history.

\n

The apology followed days of heated online debate triggered by celebrity entrepreneur Luo Yonghao, who last week criticized Xibei on Sina Weibo after a meal, saying most dishes were pre-made and overpriced. Luo urged authorities to require restaurants to disclose when pre-made dishes are used. His post went viral, sparking nationwide discussion.

\n

On Sunday, major official media outlets, including the Xinhua News Agency, People's Daily and China Media Group, published reports explaining what constitutes premade dishes and addressing widespread consumer concerns. The attention underscored how the issue had grown from a brand dispute into a broader public debate over food safety and transparency.

\n

Despite Xibei's apology, Luo continued to press for answers on Monday, questioning the company's promises and pointing to issues such as product quality. Over the weekend, leaked screenshots showed Jia admitting to mishandling the situation, pledging greater transparency, but also referring to Luo as part of a "cyber underworld". Late on Sunday, Luo denounced the label as slander and proposed a live debate on a major platform to clarify the matter.

\n

The episode has reignited discussions on pre-made dishes, transparency and consumer rights, highlighting the challenges facing China's fast-growing pre-made food sector and the importance of regulation, disclosure and public trust in shaping its future.

\n

Regulatory notices encourage restaurants to clearly indicate when such dishes are used. According to a 2024 notice by the State Administration for Market Regulation, premade dishes are prepackaged foods made from one or more agricultural ingredients, processed industrially — such as marinating, frying or steaming — and meant to be consumed after heating or cooking. Fresh vegetables, lightly processed ingredients, ready-to-eat meals, and central kitchen-prepared dishes delivered to chain outlets are not considered pre-made.

\n

The notice calls for stronger supervision, including verifying raw materials, regulating additives, improving licensing and promoting clear labeling. Officials noted that preservatives are unnecessary due to cold storage and sterilization.

\n

Tan Guijun, director of the Nutrition Department at Tianjin First Central Hospital, told Xinhua that while fresh ingredients retain nutrients more fully, pre-made dishes can still meet caloric and nutritional needs if handled according to safety standards. Consumers and industry insiders say the controversy underscores the importance of balancing efficiency with transparency, regulation and innovation to ensure the sector's healthy development.

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luowangshu@chinadaily.com.cn

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Officials of the central authorities and the Macao Special Administrative Region government hailed on Monday the outcome of the city's legislative elections as having "thoroughly implemented "the principle of "patriots administering Macao" and being in line with the expectations of all sectors.

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They expect the 26 new lawmakers preliminarily elected on Sunday to uphold the spirit of patriotism and love for Macao and work closely with the executive branch to accelerate the city's growth and contribute to national development.

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Voting in the elections for the Macao SAR's eighth Legislative Assembly got underway at 9 am on Sunday and ended at 9 pm to return 14 directly elected lawmakers and 12 others in sector-based indirect elections to the 33-seat assembly. The remaining seven seats will be appointed by the SAR's chief executive within 15 days of the final results being confirmed.

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According to the SAR's Electoral Affairs Commission for the Legislative Assembly Election, initial figures showed that 175,272 ballots had been cast in the direct elections — the highest on record. The turnout reached 53.35 percent — a notable increase from the 42.38 percent recorded in the previous election in 2021.

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Indirect elections were held in five sectors — industrial, commercial and financial, labor, professionals, social services and education, and culture and sport. A total of 6,645 eligible voters cast their ballots for their own sectors, with a turnout of 88.12 percent.

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Under the SAR's electoral system, voters in the direct elections cast their ballots for teams of multiple candidates. The ballots a team receives are allocated proportionally to candidates listed in the group. The first candidate on the list takes all the votes received, while the second gets half of them, and the third is allocated a quarter. Each candidate is ranked according to the number of ballots received and the top 14 win seats. The same ballot-counting method will be used for the indirect elections.

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Local political party New Hope emerged as a significant victor in the polls with 43,361 votes. It secured another four-year tenure for its two incumbent lawmakers, Jose Pereira Coutinho and Che Saiwang, and won a third seat for Chan Hao-weng.

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The Macau United Citizens Association finished second with 29,459 votes, winning three seats for Song Pek-kei, Lei Leong-wong and Chan Lai-kei.

\n

A representative of the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council said the elections drew broad social participation, high enthusiasm among voters, and a significant voter turnout, reflecting a healthy, positive and vibrant atmosphere in Macao's high-quality democracy.

\n

The newly elected legislators have garnered widespread acclaim across Macao for their comprehensive qualities, the representative said.

\n

The Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the Macao SAR said the polls truly reflect Macao's people-centered governance, reaching a new height in the city's democratic progress.

\n

It added that as the nation marches towards great rejuvenation at an unstoppable pace, Macao is now in its best period of growth.

\n

The Liaison Office believes the newly elected legislators will dutifully support the Macao SAR government in its governance, and hasten the city's development, particularly in advancing a moderately diversified economy.

\n

Macao Chief Executive Sam Hou-fai said the entire election process took place in an orderly manner, with polling stations operating smoothly and voters actively exercising their civil rights.

\n

He said the polls — the first to be held since a revamp of Macao's Legislative Assembly Election Law last year — have rigorously upheld the principles of "one country, two systems", "Macao people administering Macao", and a high degree of autonomy.

\n

The Macao leader said he expects to see closer communication and active collaboration between his administration and the new Legislative Assembly in collectively advancing Macao's economic and social development.

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The new legislators vowed to reciprocate voters' support with concrete action, reaffirming their work priorities and key objectives for the assembly's new term in areas like the economy, public welfare and youth development.

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It will be a second four-year term as a lawmaker for Lei of the Macau United Citizens Association. He reaffirmed his team's commitment to fulfilling their policy platforms, such as prioritizing local employment, linking pension adjustments to the city's minimum subsistence index, and refining the accountability system for officials.

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Lee Koi-ian, who represents the Macau-Guangdong Union, is a newcomer to the legislature. He pledged to help the SAR government strengthen policies to support small- and medium-sized enterprises, and revitalize community economic development.

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Lee said it's important to step up cooperation between the Macao SAR and Guangdong province by attracting more high-quality Guangdong enterprises to set up branches in the city. He believes this will not only advance Macao's moderately diversified economy, but also create more job opportunities for youth.

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amberwu@chinadailyhk.com

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Officials of the central authorities and the Macao Special Administrative Region government hailed on Monday the outcome of the city's legislative elections as having "thoroughly implemented "the principle of "patriots administering Macao" and being in line with the expectations of all sectors.

\n

They expect the 26 new lawmakers preliminarily elected on Sunday to uphold the spirit of patriotism and love for Macao and work closely with the executive branch to accelerate the city's growth and contribute to national development.

\n

Voting in the elections for the Macao SAR's eighth Legislative Assembly got underway at 9 am on Sunday and ended at 9 pm to return 14 directly elected lawmakers and 12 others in sector-based indirect elections to the 33-seat assembly. The remaining seven seats will be appointed by the SAR's chief executive within 15 days of the final results being confirmed.

\n

According to the SAR's Electoral Affairs Commission for the Legislative Assembly Election, initial figures showed that 175,272 ballots had been cast in the direct elections — the highest on record. The turnout reached 53.35 percent — a notable increase from the 42.38 percent recorded in the previous election in 2021.

\n

Indirect elections were held in five sectors — industrial, commercial and financial, labor, professionals, social services and education, and culture and sport. A total of 6,645 eligible voters cast their ballots for their own sectors, with a turnout of 88.12 percent.

\n

Under the SAR's electoral system, voters in the direct elections cast their ballots for teams of multiple candidates. The ballots a team receives are allocated proportionally to candidates listed in the group. The first candidate on the list takes all the votes received, while the second gets half of them, and the third is allocated a quarter. Each candidate is ranked according to the number of ballots received and the top 14 win seats. The same ballot-counting method will be used for the indirect elections.

\n

Local political party New Hope emerged as a significant victor in the polls with 43,361 votes. It secured another four-year tenure for its two incumbent lawmakers, Jose Pereira Coutinho and Che Saiwang, and won a third seat for Chan Hao-weng.

\n

The Macau United Citizens Association finished second with 29,459 votes, winning three seats for Song Pek-kei, Lei Leong-wong and Chan Lai-kei.

\n

A representative of the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council said the elections drew broad social participation, high enthusiasm among voters, and a significant voter turnout, reflecting a healthy, positive and vibrant atmosphere in Macao's high-quality democracy.

\n

The newly elected legislators have garnered widespread acclaim across Macao for their comprehensive qualities, the representative said.

\n

The Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the Macao SAR said the polls truly reflect Macao's people-centered governance, reaching a new height in the city's democratic progress.

\n

It added that as the nation marches towards great rejuvenation at an unstoppable pace, Macao is now in its best period of growth.

\n

The Liaison Office believes the newly elected legislators will dutifully support the Macao SAR government in its governance, and hasten the city's development, particularly in advancing a moderately diversified economy.

\n

Macao Chief Executive Sam Hou-fai said the entire election process took place in an orderly manner, with polling stations operating smoothly and voters actively exercising their civil rights.

\n

He said the polls — the first to be held since a revamp of Macao's Legislative Assembly Election Law last year — have rigorously upheld the principles of "one country, two systems", "Macao people administering Macao", and a high degree of autonomy.

\n

The Macao leader said he expects to see closer communication and active collaboration between his administration and the new Legislative Assembly in collectively advancing Macao's economic and social development.

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The new legislators vowed to reciprocate voters' support with concrete action, reaffirming their work priorities and key objectives for the assembly's new term in areas like the economy, public welfare and youth development.

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It will be a second four-year term as a lawmaker for Lei of the Macau United Citizens Association. He reaffirmed his team's commitment to fulfilling their policy platforms, such as prioritizing local employment, linking pension adjustments to the city's minimum subsistence index, and refining the accountability system for officials.

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Lee Koi-ian, who represents the Macau-Guangdong Union, is a newcomer to the legislature. He pledged to help the SAR government strengthen policies to support small- and medium-sized enterprises, and revitalize community economic development.

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Lee said it's important to step up cooperation between the Macao SAR and Guangdong province by attracting more high-quality Guangdong enterprises to set up branches in the city. He believes this will not only advance Macao's moderately diversified economy, but also create more job opportunities for youth.

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Researchers from the Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, make adjustments on the remote operation system, one of the subsystems of the Comprehensive Research Facility for Fusion Technology, also known as Kuafu, in Hefei, Anhui province, on Monday. The system has passed expert tests and inspection, marking the successful development of the world's first remote operation system test platform for fusion reactors.

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Space Pioneer, a Beijing-based private company, has conducted a major test of its new TL 3 carrier rocket, setting a domestic record for the biggest engine thrust by any Chinese privately developed rocket.

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During a first-stage ignition test at an offshore platform in Haiyang in Shandong province on Monday, nine TH-12 liquid oxygen-kerosene engines burned for 30 seconds, creating a combined thrust of about 840 metric tons, the company said.

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The test was aimed at verifying the overall design and sub-system compatibility of the TL 3's first core stage. It set a new record for engine thrust generated by a privately developed Chinese rocket, according to Space Pioneer. The company said it also marked the country's first sea-based engine ignition test.

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The previous record was held by LandSpace, another Beijing-based private enterprise. Its nine TQ-12A liquid oxygen-methane engines created a thrust of 769 tons during an ignition test in June at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in the Inner Mongolia autonomous region.

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Designers said the TL 3 will stand 72 meters tall with a diameter of 3.8 meters. With a liftoff weight of nearly 600 tons and thrust of 840 tons, it will be able to send satellites weighing 17 tons to a sun-synchronous orbit at 500 kilometers or spacecraft weighing 22 tons to low-Earth orbit.

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They said the TL 3 will be comparable to SpaceX's Falcon 9 in carrying capacity and capable of deploying as many as 36 satellites in a single flight.

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"Research and development of the TL 3 started in March 2023.Today's test checked the rocket's actual flight status and testified to its operational reliability. Its success means we have passed the major technical test before launch," Kang Yonglai, founder and chairman of Space Pioneer, told China Daily in an exclusive interview.

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"The TL 3 is fit for deploying satellites into mid- and high-altitude orbits or sending large amounts of cargo to China's Tiangong space station. We plan to make the model's maiden flight before the end of this year at its own service tower at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center," Kang said.

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Space Pioneer has built a manufacturing complex in Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu province, designed to produce as many as 30 TL 3 rockets, Kang said.

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The company has emerged as a leader in China's private space sector. In April 2023, it became the first private Chinese firm to reach orbit with a liquid-fuel rocket, the TL 2, launched from the Jiuquan center. That mission marked the first time any privately developed liquid-propellant rocket in the world succeeded in its first orbital attempt.

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Before the TL 2, all liquid-propellant rockets developed by private enterprises — including SpaceX and Virgin Orbit of the United States and LandSpace of China — had failed in their first attempts.

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Space Pioneer, a Beijing-based private company, has conducted a major test of its new TL 3 carrier rocket, setting a domestic record for the biggest engine thrust by any Chinese privately developed rocket.

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During a first-stage ignition test at an offshore platform in Haiyang in Shandong province on Monday, nine TH-12 liquid oxygen-kerosene engines burned for 30 seconds, creating a combined thrust of about 840 metric tons, the company said.

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The test was aimed at verifying the overall design and sub-system compatibility of the TL 3's first core stage. It set a new record for engine thrust generated by a privately developed Chinese rocket, according to Space Pioneer. The company said it also marked the country's first sea-based engine ignition test.

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The previous record was held by LandSpace, another Beijing-based private enterprise. Its nine TQ-12A liquid oxygen-methane engines created a thrust of 769 tons during an ignition test in June at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in the Inner Mongolia autonomous region.

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Designers said the TL 3 will stand 72 meters tall with a diameter of 3.8 meters. With a liftoff weight of nearly 600 tons and thrust of 840 tons, it will be able to send satellites weighing 17 tons to a sun-synchronous orbit at 500 kilometers or spacecraft weighing 22 tons to low-Earth orbit.

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They said the TL 3 will be comparable to SpaceX's Falcon 9 in carrying capacity and capable of deploying as many as 36 satellites in a single flight.

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"Research and development of the TL 3 started in March 2023.Today's test checked the rocket's actual flight status and testified to its operational reliability. Its success means we have passed the major technical test before launch," Kang Yonglai, founder and chairman of Space Pioneer, told China Daily in an exclusive interview.

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"The TL 3 is fit for deploying satellites into mid- and high-altitude orbits or sending large amounts of cargo to China's Tiangong space station. We plan to make the model's maiden flight before the end of this year at its own service tower at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center," Kang said.

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Space Pioneer has built a manufacturing complex in Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu province, designed to produce as many as 30 TL 3 rockets, Kang said.

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The company has emerged as a leader in China's private space sector. In April 2023, it became the first private Chinese firm to reach orbit with a liquid-fuel rocket, the TL 2, launched from the Jiuquan center. That mission marked the first time any privately developed liquid-propellant rocket in the world succeeded in its first orbital attempt.

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Before the TL 2, all liquid-propellant rockets developed by private enterprises — including SpaceX and Virgin Orbit of the United States and LandSpace of China — had failed in their first attempts.

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A Chinese worker plants vegetables on the improved coral sand land in the Maldives.

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Workers from China Communications Construction Company's Guangzhou Dredging have found a way to grow fresh bok choy on barren coral sand, a sweet and tender delicacy in the Maldives, where fresh vegetables are a luxury.

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"The bok choy, or Chinese flowering cabbage, is so tender and sweet. It's absolutely delicious!" a worker said in the company canteen.

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Fresh vegetables are a luxury in the archipelago that is better known as a tourist destination. It has just 69 square kilometers of arable land with severe soil salinization. This results in 90 percent of its food supplies being imported.

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"Agricultural planting conditions in the Maldives are extremely harsh," said Li Yaohua, manager of the technical team for the Maldives project department of CCCC Guangzhou Water Transportation Engineering Design and Research Institute.

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Li's team took on the challenge of growing high-yield, high-quality vegetables on coral sand at the beginning of the year. Imported vegetables are not only expensive but also difficult to keep fresh, posing food safety risks and increasing project expenses.

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According to Li, imported bok choy costs 212 yuan ($29.86) per kilogram, lettuce 113 yuan per kg and cilantro 134 yuan per kg. The prices of common leafy vegetables can be more than 10 times what they cost in China.

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After months of intensive research, Li's team found a solution to the harsh conditions of high temperatures, high humidity, poor soil quality and a scarcity of fresh water. By using kitchen waste to improve the coral sand, they successfully grew lush, green, high-yield bok choy.

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"Through technical measures, we effectively lowered the soil's pH value, increased electrical conductivity and nitrogen concentration, and reshaped the crop growth environment," Li said. "We successfully transformed the barren coral sand — where not a blade of grass grew in the past — into 'fertile soil' suitable for vegetable cultivation."

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The bok choy can grow vigorously and takes only 20 days to mature on average. The self-developed bok choy can yield more than 700 kg per 666.67 square meters in a single-season trial planting.

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Li's team has also planted pumpkins, chives, potatoes and tomatoes. The team said the experiments do not damage the local ecology and environment because the planting is done on land already rendered unsuitable for plant growth.

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Except for the cost of buying seeds, irrigation water and fertilizers come from daily life waste, including air-conditioning condensate and kitchen waste.

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"Through the coral sand soil improvement experiments, we have not only found a solution to the practical dining problem of Chinese overseas workers, but also explored a new technical path suitable for the agricultural development of tropical atolls," Li said.

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Shen Youbin, manager of CCCC Guangzhou Dredging's project in the Maldives, said the experiment has provided a new approach to solving the dilemma of scarce agricultural resources in the country.

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Li's team will continue to optimize the planting technology to provide Chinese solutions for agricultural development in the Maldives and other similar countries, allowing more Chinese overseas workers and local residents to enjoy "vegetable freedom".

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A Chinese worker plants vegetables on the improved coral sand land in the Maldives.

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Workers from China Communications Construction Company's Guangzhou Dredging have found a way to grow fresh bok choy on barren coral sand, a sweet and tender delicacy in the Maldives, where fresh vegetables are a luxury.

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"The bok choy, or Chinese flowering cabbage, is so tender and sweet. It's absolutely delicious!" a worker said in the company canteen.

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Fresh vegetables are a luxury in the archipelago that is better known as a tourist destination. It has just 69 square kilometers of arable land with severe soil salinization. This results in 90 percent of its food supplies being imported.

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"Agricultural planting conditions in the Maldives are extremely harsh," said Li Yaohua, manager of the technical team for the Maldives project department of CCCC Guangzhou Water Transportation Engineering Design and Research Institute.

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Li's team took on the challenge of growing high-yield, high-quality vegetables on coral sand at the beginning of the year. Imported vegetables are not only expensive but also difficult to keep fresh, posing food safety risks and increasing project expenses.

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According to Li, imported bok choy costs 212 yuan ($29.86) per kilogram, lettuce 113 yuan per kg and cilantro 134 yuan per kg. The prices of common leafy vegetables can be more than 10 times what they cost in China.

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After months of intensive research, Li's team found a solution to the harsh conditions of high temperatures, high humidity, poor soil quality and a scarcity of fresh water. By using kitchen waste to improve the coral sand, they successfully grew lush, green, high-yield bok choy.

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"Through technical measures, we effectively lowered the soil's pH value, increased electrical conductivity and nitrogen concentration, and reshaped the crop growth environment," Li said. "We successfully transformed the barren coral sand — where not a blade of grass grew in the past — into 'fertile soil' suitable for vegetable cultivation."

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The bok choy can grow vigorously and takes only 20 days to mature on average. The self-developed bok choy can yield more than 700 kg per 666.67 square meters in a single-season trial planting.

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Li's team has also planted pumpkins, chives, potatoes and tomatoes. The team said the experiments do not damage the local ecology and environment because the planting is done on land already rendered unsuitable for plant growth.

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Except for the cost of buying seeds, irrigation water and fertilizers come from daily life waste, including air-conditioning condensate and kitchen waste.

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"Through the coral sand soil improvement experiments, we have not only found a solution to the practical dining problem of Chinese overseas workers, but also explored a new technical path suitable for the agricultural development of tropical atolls," Li said.

\n

Shen Youbin, manager of CCCC Guangzhou Dredging's project in the Maldives, said the experiment has provided a new approach to solving the dilemma of scarce agricultural resources in the country.

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Li's team will continue to optimize the planting technology to provide Chinese solutions for agricultural development in the Maldives and other similar countries, allowing more Chinese overseas workers and local residents to enjoy "vegetable freedom".

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zhengcaixiong@chinadaily.com.cn

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The moon is not a dead desert, as its surface and interior remain active, according to new research from Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, Guangdong province.

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Scientists at the university, through satellite image analysis, discovered that dozens of new landslides have formed on the moon since 2009. The main driving force behind the landslides is not asteroid impacts, but rather quakes originating from the moon's interior — what scientists call endogenic moonquakes.

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The research team, led by Xiao Zhiyong of the School of Atmospheric Sciences, in collaboration with Zhang Wuming, a professor at the School of Geospatial Engineering and Science, published their findings in the journal National Science Review.

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The study represents a significant advancement in lunar thermal evolution research and provides crucial references for site selection and safety protection in future human lunar landings and base construction.

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"To identify new landslides on the moon, we employed the method of satellite image comparison; and using data with a resolution of less than 1 meter per pixel, we compared earlier and later image data covering the same areas, and found that a large number of new landslides have formed on the moon since 2009," Zhang said.

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The team selected 74 observation areas on both the near and far sides of the moon that are prone to landslides. These include steep crater walls of young impact craters, wrinkle ridges formed by fault activities, and irregular lunar mare patches where recent volcanic activity may exist.

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By aligning the image data and calculating albedo changes, the researchers identified the locations and morphologies of the landslides. To avoid misjudgment, they controlled the lighting conditions of the images and used the lunar digital elevation model to measure slope gradients.

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Unlike large-scale landslides on Earth, the new lunar landslides are small and shallow, with most measuring less than 1 kilometer in length, less than 100 meters in width and less than 1 meter deep at their thickest point.

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"In terms of scale, the volume of material displaced by each landslide is less than 100,000 cubic meters, and they are mainly concentrated on slopes with an incline of 24 to 42 degrees," Zhang said.

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The small and shallow nature of the landslides means they pose a relatively low overall risk to future lunar exploration. However, Zhang said protective measures are still needed if lunar landing equipment is built near slopes adjacent to landslide sites.

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Xiao's team also discovered newly formed impact craters, the largest with a diameter exceeding 70 meters, while analyzing the geological conditions of the landslides. Fewer than 30 percent of the new landslides may have been triggered by impacts, and the starting positions generally lacked exposed rocks.

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"Therefore, scientists infer that these landslides are mainly caused by vibrations from endogenic moonquakes, confirming that there are still energy activities inside the moon," Xiao said.

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The landslides driven by endogenic moonquakes are mainly concentrated in the eastern region of the Mare Imbrium basin, where shallow moonquakes were also recorded during past Apollo missions, Xiao said.

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"This implies that the eastern Mare Imbrium basin may be the current seismically active area of the moon," he said. "If a long-term lunar base is to be established in the future, we should avoid such seismically active areas and choose more stable locations."

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Previously, it was difficult for humans to directly detect seismic zones inside the moon. The study shows that the distribution of lunar landslides can serve as a guide to help researchers indirectly locate active subsurface seismic areas, providing direction for the deployment of lunar seismometers and further study of the moon's internal structure, he said.

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zhengcaixiong@chinadaily.com.cn

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The moon is not a dead desert, as its surface and interior remain active, according to new research from Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, Guangdong province.

\n

Scientists at the university, through satellite image analysis, discovered that dozens of new landslides have formed on the moon since 2009. The main driving force behind the landslides is not asteroid impacts, but rather quakes originating from the moon's interior — what scientists call endogenic moonquakes.

\n

The research team, led by Xiao Zhiyong of the School of Atmospheric Sciences, in collaboration with Zhang Wuming, a professor at the School of Geospatial Engineering and Science, published their findings in the journal National Science Review.

\n

The study represents a significant advancement in lunar thermal evolution research and provides crucial references for site selection and safety protection in future human lunar landings and base construction.

\n

"To identify new landslides on the moon, we employed the method of satellite image comparison; and using data with a resolution of less than 1 meter per pixel, we compared earlier and later image data covering the same areas, and found that a large number of new landslides have formed on the moon since 2009," Zhang said.

\n

The team selected 74 observation areas on both the near and far sides of the moon that are prone to landslides. These include steep crater walls of young impact craters, wrinkle ridges formed by fault activities, and irregular lunar mare patches where recent volcanic activity may exist.

\n

By aligning the image data and calculating albedo changes, the researchers identified the locations and morphologies of the landslides. To avoid misjudgment, they controlled the lighting conditions of the images and used the lunar digital elevation model to measure slope gradients.

\n

Unlike large-scale landslides on Earth, the new lunar landslides are small and shallow, with most measuring less than 1 kilometer in length, less than 100 meters in width and less than 1 meter deep at their thickest point.

\n

"In terms of scale, the volume of material displaced by each landslide is less than 100,000 cubic meters, and they are mainly concentrated on slopes with an incline of 24 to 42 degrees," Zhang said.

\n

The small and shallow nature of the landslides means they pose a relatively low overall risk to future lunar exploration. However, Zhang said protective measures are still needed if lunar landing equipment is built near slopes adjacent to landslide sites.

\n

Xiao's team also discovered newly formed impact craters, the largest with a diameter exceeding 70 meters, while analyzing the geological conditions of the landslides. Fewer than 30 percent of the new landslides may have been triggered by impacts, and the starting positions generally lacked exposed rocks.

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"Therefore, scientists infer that these landslides are mainly caused by vibrations from endogenic moonquakes, confirming that there are still energy activities inside the moon," Xiao said.

\n

The landslides driven by endogenic moonquakes are mainly concentrated in the eastern region of the Mare Imbrium basin, where shallow moonquakes were also recorded during past Apollo missions, Xiao said.

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"This implies that the eastern Mare Imbrium basin may be the current seismically active area of the moon," he said. "If a long-term lunar base is to be established in the future, we should avoid such seismically active areas and choose more stable locations."

\n

Previously, it was difficult for humans to directly detect seismic zones inside the moon. The study shows that the distribution of lunar landslides can serve as a guide to help researchers indirectly locate active subsurface seismic areas, providing direction for the deployment of lunar seismometers and further study of the moon's internal structure, he said.

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zhengcaixiong@chinadaily.com.cn

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A healthy ocean is essential to the world. But the marine biodiversity in many areas is under severe stress. Marine nature reserves have proven to be an effective approach to safeguard the marine environment, resources and biodiversity. That explains why China decided last week to establish Huangyan Island National Nature Reserve in the South China Sea.

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Despite this being a necessary move, and a legitimate one, as the area covered falls within the country's sovereign waters, the Philippine Foreign Ministry said it "strongly protests" against it. The United States also pointed an accusing finger at China on Friday, claiming the decision is yet "another coercive attempt" to assert itself in the waters.

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The US State Department claimed that the US is ready to "stand with" the Philippines in rejecting China's move regarding Huangyan Island. This will inevitably escalate regional tensions and likely compromise any efforts aimed at resolving the tensions between the Philippines and China through dialogue and consultation.

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To establish the nature reserve, which is aimed at protecting the ecological environment of the island, and ensuring its ecological diversity, continuity and sustainability, is within China's sovereign rights. China's sovereignty over the island and its surrounding waters is indisputable. Neither the Philippines nor the US has legitimacy to make such irresponsible remarks about the move.

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Setting up the nature reserve is in line with China's domestic laws and international law, and fully shows that China, as a responsible major country, is resolved to actively protect the ecological environment.

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China undoubtedly bears both the right and the duty to ensure that the island's marine environment remains healthy and sustainable. Huangyan Island's coral reefs, fish stocks and overall ecological environment are under increasing threat due to the Philippine government turning a blind eye to the rampant illegal fishing activities of its nationals. That makes improving management and strengthening supervision and law enforcement an urgent task.

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The attempts by the Philippines to continuously challenge China's sovereignty over Huangyan Island constitute a betrayal of its own history. None of the international treaties that define the borders of the Philippines includes Huangyan Island. Moreover, the Philippine Constitution, published in 1935, clearly excludes Huangyan Island from the country's territorial boundaries.

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The scope of Philippine territory is defined by several international treaties, and has never included Huangyan Island. China does not accept the Philippines' groundless accusations and so-called protests. The Philippines is urged to stop violating China's sovereignty, making provocations and spreading disinformation, as well as creating factors that could complicate the situation at sea.

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The great lengths Manila, backed by its patron, has chosen to go to in a bid to politicize the legal and necessary move of China expose which party is trying to make waves in the otherwise tranquil waters, and which party is attempting to turn the common home of the region into an arena for geopolitical games for external parties.

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Regional countries can see clearly that the provocative "freedom of navigation" operations of the US and the joint military exercises the Philippines conducts in the South China Sea with external parties, including the US, are anything but to safeguard a "free and open" sea as they are purported to be.

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In the latest trouble-making move, the Philippines, Japan and the US conducted joint maritime exercises in the Philippines' so-called exclusive economic zone from Thursday to Saturday.

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The sooner the Philippine government stops making every move based on a dangerous gambling mentality or a geopolitical game plan written by the US to contain China, the better it will serve its own national interests. It is Manila's strategic misjudgment that constitutes the practical threat to the country's security.

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China will continue to safeguard its territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests in accordance with law. In the process, the country is committed to working with regional countries, including the Philippines, to make the South China Sea a sea of peace, friendship and cooperation. The establishment of the nature reserve should be regarded as being an integral part of those efforts.

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If Manila really cares about the marine biosystem in the waters as it claims, it should realize the establishment of the nature reserve aligns with the collective regional interests, including its own.

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A healthy ocean is essential to the world. But the marine biodiversity in many areas is under severe stress. Marine nature reserves have proven to be an effective approach to safeguard the marine environment, resources and biodiversity. That explains why China decided last week to establish Huangyan Island National Nature Reserve in the South China Sea.

\n

Despite this being a necessary move, and a legitimate one, as the area covered falls within the country's sovereign waters, the Philippine Foreign Ministry said it "strongly protests" against it. The United States also pointed an accusing finger at China on Friday, claiming the decision is yet "another coercive attempt" to assert itself in the waters.

\n

The US State Department claimed that the US is ready to "stand with" the Philippines in rejecting China's move regarding Huangyan Island. This will inevitably escalate regional tensions and likely compromise any efforts aimed at resolving the tensions between the Philippines and China through dialogue and consultation.

\n

To establish the nature reserve, which is aimed at protecting the ecological environment of the island, and ensuring its ecological diversity, continuity and sustainability, is within China's sovereign rights. China's sovereignty over the island and its surrounding waters is indisputable. Neither the Philippines nor the US has legitimacy to make such irresponsible remarks about the move.

\n

Setting up the nature reserve is in line with China's domestic laws and international law, and fully shows that China, as a responsible major country, is resolved to actively protect the ecological environment.

\n

China undoubtedly bears both the right and the duty to ensure that the island's marine environment remains healthy and sustainable. Huangyan Island's coral reefs, fish stocks and overall ecological environment are under increasing threat due to the Philippine government turning a blind eye to the rampant illegal fishing activities of its nationals. That makes improving management and strengthening supervision and law enforcement an urgent task.

\n

The attempts by the Philippines to continuously challenge China's sovereignty over Huangyan Island constitute a betrayal of its own history. None of the international treaties that define the borders of the Philippines includes Huangyan Island. Moreover, the Philippine Constitution, published in 1935, clearly excludes Huangyan Island from the country's territorial boundaries.

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The scope of Philippine territory is defined by several international treaties, and has never included Huangyan Island. China does not accept the Philippines' groundless accusations and so-called protests. The Philippines is urged to stop violating China's sovereignty, making provocations and spreading disinformation, as well as creating factors that could complicate the situation at sea.

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The great lengths Manila, backed by its patron, has chosen to go to in a bid to politicize the legal and necessary move of China expose which party is trying to make waves in the otherwise tranquil waters, and which party is attempting to turn the common home of the region into an arena for geopolitical games for external parties.

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Regional countries can see clearly that the provocative "freedom of navigation" operations of the US and the joint military exercises the Philippines conducts in the South China Sea with external parties, including the US, are anything but to safeguard a "free and open" sea as they are purported to be.

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In the latest trouble-making move, the Philippines, Japan and the US conducted joint maritime exercises in the Philippines' so-called exclusive economic zone from Thursday to Saturday.

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The sooner the Philippine government stops making every move based on a dangerous gambling mentality or a geopolitical game plan written by the US to contain China, the better it will serve its own national interests. It is Manila's strategic misjudgment that constitutes the practical threat to the country's security.

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China will continue to safeguard its territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests in accordance with law. In the process, the country is committed to working with regional countries, including the Philippines, to make the South China Sea a sea of peace, friendship and cooperation. The establishment of the nature reserve should be regarded as being an integral part of those efforts.

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If Manila really cares about the marine biosystem in the waters as it claims, it should realize the establishment of the nature reserve aligns with the collective regional interests, including its own.

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The emergency Arab-Islamic summit convened in Doha on Monday, in response to Israel's strike on what it claimed were Hamas targets in Qatar, once again highlighted the urgency of addressing the Palestinian question at its root. The draft resolution circulated at the summit warns that Israel's escalating actions not only threaten regional stability but also risk derailing the fragile progress of normalization of relations between Israel and some Arab states.

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The Gaza crisis should not be allowed to escalate further. It makes no sense to tolerate the vicious cycle of violence. History has shown repeatedly that the Palestinian question cannot be solved by military means. Resorting to force only compounds suffering and pushes peace further out of reach.

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China has long maintained a consistent and principled stance, insisting that the only viable way to resolve the Palestinian question is the implementation of the "two-state solution". Reconciliation can be achieved and the dream of peaceful coexistence of the Israelis and Palestinians can be realized on that foundation.

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The Doha summit also sent a message to the wider international community. Countries with special influence on Israel should fulfill their responsibility to help resolve the crisis at an early date. Certain major powers, instead of placing narrow geopolitical interests ahead of the lives of civilians in Gaza, should recognize that peace in the Middle East is not a bargaining chip in great-power competition. Attempts to use the crisis to cement leverage or divide the region will only prolong the conflict and further destabilize the world.

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Almost simultaneously with the Doha summit, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel. In his remarks, the Israeli leader did not rule out further strikes on Hamas leaders in the Middle East, and stressed "the resilience and strength of the American-Israeli alliance ... is as durable and strong as the stones of the Western Wall".

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Delivered as Arab and Islamic nations urged restraint, that message underlines that despite its expressed discontent with Israel's strike in Qatar and purported longing for peace, Washington's strong backing of Tel Aviv remains unchanged — or at the very least reflects the readiness of the US and Israel to continue scratching each other's back in the region. Such double standards deepen mistrust and complicate international efforts to halt the bloodshed. If Washington is unwilling to put human lives above political calculations, the Gaza crisis risks being further prolonged.

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Israel's military prowess and national strength should not be hijacked by the personal political games of individual leaders. The true well-being of the Israeli people does not rest on forcing their neighbors to their knees. It rests on regional reconciliation based on mutual trust and sharing the benefits of peace. Expanding the Gaza crisis into a wider regional conflict serves no party's interests, including Israel's own.

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China's commitment to peace has been consistent. At the United Nations General Assembly last week, China voted in favor of the New York Declaration, reaffirming the collective responsibility to advance stability in the Middle East. China has repeatedly called for an international peace conference to place the "two-state solution" back at the center of the agenda. From hosting dialogues to engaging actively with Arab, Islamic, and other partners, China has worked tirelessly to promote dialogue and bridge differences.

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The Gaza crisis is a test of the international community's resolve to uphold fairness, justice and humanity. The UN remains the most authoritative platform for upholding international law and advancing the consensus of the international community. Any effort to marginalize the UN undermines collective security and diminishes the chances of a lasting solution.

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China firmly believes peace and justice will prevail. The international community must act with urgency, responsibility and sincerity for a ceasefire in Gaza.

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The future of the Middle East should not be defined by endless wars but by common development and peaceful coexistence. It is time for all parties to shoulder their responsibilities. The choice is clear: continue down the path of retaliation, or embrace reconciliation through the "two-state solution". Every civilian life lost should spur stronger determination to end the violence.

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The emergency Arab-Islamic summit convened in Doha on Monday, in response to Israel's strike on what it claimed were Hamas targets in Qatar, once again highlighted the urgency of addressing the Palestinian question at its root. The draft resolution circulated at the summit warns that Israel's escalating actions not only threaten regional stability but also risk derailing the fragile progress of normalization of relations between Israel and some Arab states.

\n

The Gaza crisis should not be allowed to escalate further. It makes no sense to tolerate the vicious cycle of violence. History has shown repeatedly that the Palestinian question cannot be solved by military means. Resorting to force only compounds suffering and pushes peace further out of reach.

\n

China has long maintained a consistent and principled stance, insisting that the only viable way to resolve the Palestinian question is the implementation of the "two-state solution". Reconciliation can be achieved and the dream of peaceful coexistence of the Israelis and Palestinians can be realized on that foundation.

\n

The Doha summit also sent a message to the wider international community. Countries with special influence on Israel should fulfill their responsibility to help resolve the crisis at an early date. Certain major powers, instead of placing narrow geopolitical interests ahead of the lives of civilians in Gaza, should recognize that peace in the Middle East is not a bargaining chip in great-power competition. Attempts to use the crisis to cement leverage or divide the region will only prolong the conflict and further destabilize the world.

\n

Almost simultaneously with the Doha summit, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel. In his remarks, the Israeli leader did not rule out further strikes on Hamas leaders in the Middle East, and stressed "the resilience and strength of the American-Israeli alliance ... is as durable and strong as the stones of the Western Wall".

\n

Delivered as Arab and Islamic nations urged restraint, that message underlines that despite its expressed discontent with Israel's strike in Qatar and purported longing for peace, Washington's strong backing of Tel Aviv remains unchanged — or at the very least reflects the readiness of the US and Israel to continue scratching each other's back in the region. Such double standards deepen mistrust and complicate international efforts to halt the bloodshed. If Washington is unwilling to put human lives above political calculations, the Gaza crisis risks being further prolonged.

\n

Israel's military prowess and national strength should not be hijacked by the personal political games of individual leaders. The true well-being of the Israeli people does not rest on forcing their neighbors to their knees. It rests on regional reconciliation based on mutual trust and sharing the benefits of peace. Expanding the Gaza crisis into a wider regional conflict serves no party's interests, including Israel's own.

\n

China's commitment to peace has been consistent. At the United Nations General Assembly last week, China voted in favor of the New York Declaration, reaffirming the collective responsibility to advance stability in the Middle East. China has repeatedly called for an international peace conference to place the "two-state solution" back at the center of the agenda. From hosting dialogues to engaging actively with Arab, Islamic, and other partners, China has worked tirelessly to promote dialogue and bridge differences.

\n

The Gaza crisis is a test of the international community's resolve to uphold fairness, justice and humanity. The UN remains the most authoritative platform for upholding international law and advancing the consensus of the international community. Any effort to marginalize the UN undermines collective security and diminishes the chances of a lasting solution.

\n

China firmly believes peace and justice will prevail. The international community must act with urgency, responsibility and sincerity for a ceasefire in Gaza.

\n

The future of the Middle East should not be defined by endless wars but by common development and peaceful coexistence. It is time for all parties to shoulder their responsibilities. The choice is clear: continue down the path of retaliation, or embrace reconciliation through the "two-state solution". Every civilian life lost should spur stronger determination to end the violence.

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Instances of pre-prepared meals being passed off as freshly cooked have shaken consumer trust, illustrating the urgent need for strict supervision.

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A recent dispute between an entrepreneur, who is also an influencer, and Xibei, a restaurant chain, has stirred public debate, drawing attention to the issue of pre-prepared meals in China's catering industry.

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Xibei's apology on Monday was a sort of acknowledgment that its production processes fell short of consumer expectations. The chain, headquartered in Beijing, pledged to revise ingredient sourcing and improve quality across its menu. While these measures are welcome, they underscore a larger concern: the rules governing pre-prepared meals have long been a murky area, leaving consumers unsure about what they are eating and how safe it is.

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Pre-prepared meals, as defined by the State Administration for Market Regulation and other departments in 2024, are dishes made from one or more edible agricultural products, to which no food preservative is added, though they undergo industrial preprocessing such as marinating, stir-frying or steaming. These meals must be heated or cooked before consumption and comply with storage, transportation and labeling requirements.

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As the Xibei episode shows, compliance with these rules is inconsistent. The need for rigorous supervision of the pre-prepared food sector — such as following clear standards and ensuring transparent labeling — has never been more urgent than now as preprepared dishes become increasingly common on food delivery platforms and in bricks-and-mortar restaurants, helping businesses cut costs.

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The amendment to the Food Safety Law adopted on Friday strengthens oversight, clarifies responsibilities and sets out industry standards.

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To come into effect on Dec 1, it requires the food safety authorities to ensure that the pre-prepared meal producers implement robust food safety management systems, control the quality of raw ingredients, follow proper processing techniques and rigorously monitor storage and transportation conditions. Strict licensing, professional inspections and closed-loop supervision must be implemented to prevent lapses that could endanger public health or mislead consumers.

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Transparency is essential. Consumers have a right to know whether their meals are freshly prepared or pre-prepared. Clear labeling in restaurants and on delivery platforms, combined with accessible channels for inquiries and complaints, will empower consumers to make informed decisions. Innovative tools, such as apps or websites providing real-time information on meal preparation, can further enhance transparency and build public confidence.

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A restaurant group that consistently communicates honestly about its practices earns public trust, while concealment can inflict lasting damage on a brand's reputation.

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The Xibei incident is proof that it takes far more than cost reduction to win market competition, and any restaurant considered to be putting profits before the well-being of its customers will pay for its shortsightedness. Companies that invest in quality, uphold safety, and maintain transparent operations are more likely to succeed in the long term. It is hoped that businesses in the sector will draw lessons from this case.

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Consumers are not inherently opposed to pre-prepared meals — but they expect the practice to be disclosed, ingredients to be safe, and hygiene standards to have been met. The real challenge lies in ensuring honesty, safety and accountability throughout the supply chains.

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The Xibei incident should serve as a wake-up call. By enforcing clear standards, promoting transparency and taking swift corrective action against violations, market regulators can protect consumers' right to safe, informed and reliable dining experiences.

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When governance, corporate responsibility and consumer awareness align, pre-prepared meals can offer both convenience and safety, contributing to the long-term growth of the catering industry. Strengthened supervision, coupled with the commitment of companies to credibility and transparency, will help safeguard public trust.

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Instances of pre-prepared meals being passed off as freshly cooked have shaken consumer trust, illustrating the urgent need for strict supervision.

\n

A recent dispute between an entrepreneur, who is also an influencer, and Xibei, a restaurant chain, has stirred public debate, drawing attention to the issue of pre-prepared meals in China's catering industry.

\n

Xibei's apology on Monday was a sort of acknowledgment that its production processes fell short of consumer expectations. The chain, headquartered in Beijing, pledged to revise ingredient sourcing and improve quality across its menu. While these measures are welcome, they underscore a larger concern: the rules governing pre-prepared meals have long been a murky area, leaving consumers unsure about what they are eating and how safe it is.

\n

Pre-prepared meals, as defined by the State Administration for Market Regulation and other departments in 2024, are dishes made from one or more edible agricultural products, to which no food preservative is added, though they undergo industrial preprocessing such as marinating, stir-frying or steaming. These meals must be heated or cooked before consumption and comply with storage, transportation and labeling requirements.

\n

As the Xibei episode shows, compliance with these rules is inconsistent. The need for rigorous supervision of the pre-prepared food sector — such as following clear standards and ensuring transparent labeling — has never been more urgent than now as preprepared dishes become increasingly common on food delivery platforms and in bricks-and-mortar restaurants, helping businesses cut costs.

\n

The amendment to the Food Safety Law adopted on Friday strengthens oversight, clarifies responsibilities and sets out industry standards.

\n

To come into effect on Dec 1, it requires the food safety authorities to ensure that the pre-prepared meal producers implement robust food safety management systems, control the quality of raw ingredients, follow proper processing techniques and rigorously monitor storage and transportation conditions. Strict licensing, professional inspections and closed-loop supervision must be implemented to prevent lapses that could endanger public health or mislead consumers.

\n

Transparency is essential. Consumers have a right to know whether their meals are freshly prepared or pre-prepared. Clear labeling in restaurants and on delivery platforms, combined with accessible channels for inquiries and complaints, will empower consumers to make informed decisions. Innovative tools, such as apps or websites providing real-time information on meal preparation, can further enhance transparency and build public confidence.

\n

A restaurant group that consistently communicates honestly about its practices earns public trust, while concealment can inflict lasting damage on a brand's reputation.

\n

The Xibei incident is proof that it takes far more than cost reduction to win market competition, and any restaurant considered to be putting profits before the well-being of its customers will pay for its shortsightedness. Companies that invest in quality, uphold safety, and maintain transparent operations are more likely to succeed in the long term. It is hoped that businesses in the sector will draw lessons from this case.

\n

Consumers are not inherently opposed to pre-prepared meals — but they expect the practice to be disclosed, ingredients to be safe, and hygiene standards to have been met. The real challenge lies in ensuring honesty, safety and accountability throughout the supply chains.

\n

The Xibei incident should serve as a wake-up call. By enforcing clear standards, promoting transparency and taking swift corrective action against violations, market regulators can protect consumers' right to safe, informed and reliable dining experiences.

\n

When governance, corporate responsibility and consumer awareness align, pre-prepared meals can offer both convenience and safety, contributing to the long-term growth of the catering industry. Strengthened supervision, coupled with the commitment of companies to credibility and transparency, will help safeguard public trust.

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Editor's note: Wang Jinnan, an academician at the Chinese Academy of Engineering and honorary director of the Ministry of Ecology and Environment's Chinese Academy of Environmental Planning, spoke to Minsheng Weekly about the Beautiful China Initiative, a national development blueprint that has laid out specific targets for China's green and high-quality growth. Below are excerpts from the interview. The views don't necessarily represent those of China Daily.

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The past five-year plans have paved the way for continuous improvements in the environmental quality of the country. The 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30) period will be crucial for advancing the goal of building a beautiful China. This requires the active participation of the whole of society.

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Only when the public at large develops a strong awareness of ecological and environmental issues can effective environmental protection truly take shape.

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Against this backdrop, planning for environmental protection should focus on three areas.

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First, scientific research should be deepened to ensure that the planning is based on scientific principles. There should be a thorough review and evaluation of the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25), with a careful assessment of how domestic and international developments affect the environment. The objectives of the 15th Five-Year Plan should be aligned with the long-term goal of building a beautiful China by 2035. This would ensure problem-oriented, goal-oriented and results-oriented planning.

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Second, departmental coordination should be strengthened to make the planning more feasible. Environmental protection has expanded from traditional pollution control and ecological conservation to cover low-carbon development, pollution prevention, ecological safety, climate change response and ecological security. Interdepartmental cooperation must be enhanced to ensure holistic and coordinated planning that is both practical and implementable.

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Third, public participation should be broadened. Consultations should be conducted with research institutions, universities, enterprises, industry associations and grassroots organizations, while also soliciting inputs from social groups and media outlets. By leveraging online consultations, surveys and other channels, policymakers can better understand public concerns and expectations, which would ensure that the 15th Five-Year Plan reflects collective wisdom and shared aspirations.

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Looking ahead, ecological improvements must move from quantitative to qualitative changes. The aim is to achieve new institutional and practical innovations in green development, ecological restoration, environmental governance and eco-civilization reform.

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The hallmark of a beautiful China is the overall improvement of environmental quality. The major environmental challenges, such as water, soil and air pollution, should be resolved effectively during the next five years. Indicators of air, water and soil quality should meet high standards in most parts of the country, while flagship species in protected areas should prosper.

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Green and low-carbon development must be treated as the key solution to environmental challenges. During the 15th Five-Year Plan, China aims to foster green production and lifestyles, peak carbon emissions before 2030 and achieve a significant reduction in carbon intensity.

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The modernization of environmental governance systems and capabilities is a critical pillar of the Beautiful China Initiative. To achieve this, it is essential to strengthen self-reliance in green and low-carbon technologies. During the 15th Five-Year Plan, breakthroughs in theoretical approaches, core technologies and equipment are expected, alongside the development of qualified talent teams.

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Editor's note: Wang Jinnan, an academician at the Chinese Academy of Engineering and honorary director of the Ministry of Ecology and Environment's Chinese Academy of Environmental Planning, spoke to Minsheng Weekly about the Beautiful China Initiative, a national development blueprint that has laid out specific targets for China's green and high-quality growth. Below are excerpts from the interview. The views don't necessarily represent those of China Daily.

\n

The past five-year plans have paved the way for continuous improvements in the environmental quality of the country. The 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30) period will be crucial for advancing the goal of building a beautiful China. This requires the active participation of the whole of society.

\n

Only when the public at large develops a strong awareness of ecological and environmental issues can effective environmental protection truly take shape.

\n

Against this backdrop, planning for environmental protection should focus on three areas.

\n

First, scientific research should be deepened to ensure that the planning is based on scientific principles. There should be a thorough review and evaluation of the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25), with a careful assessment of how domestic and international developments affect the environment. The objectives of the 15th Five-Year Plan should be aligned with the long-term goal of building a beautiful China by 2035. This would ensure problem-oriented, goal-oriented and results-oriented planning.

\n

Second, departmental coordination should be strengthened to make the planning more feasible. Environmental protection has expanded from traditional pollution control and ecological conservation to cover low-carbon development, pollution prevention, ecological safety, climate change response and ecological security. Interdepartmental cooperation must be enhanced to ensure holistic and coordinated planning that is both practical and implementable.

\n

Third, public participation should be broadened. Consultations should be conducted with research institutions, universities, enterprises, industry associations and grassroots organizations, while also soliciting inputs from social groups and media outlets. By leveraging online consultations, surveys and other channels, policymakers can better understand public concerns and expectations, which would ensure that the 15th Five-Year Plan reflects collective wisdom and shared aspirations.

\n

Looking ahead, ecological improvements must move from quantitative to qualitative changes. The aim is to achieve new institutional and practical innovations in green development, ecological restoration, environmental governance and eco-civilization reform.

\n

The hallmark of a beautiful China is the overall improvement of environmental quality. The major environmental challenges, such as water, soil and air pollution, should be resolved effectively during the next five years. Indicators of air, water and soil quality should meet high standards in most parts of the country, while flagship species in protected areas should prosper.

\n

Green and low-carbon development must be treated as the key solution to environmental challenges. During the 15th Five-Year Plan, China aims to foster green production and lifestyles, peak carbon emissions before 2030 and achieve a significant reduction in carbon intensity.

\n

The modernization of environmental governance systems and capabilities is a critical pillar of the Beautiful China Initiative. To achieve this, it is essential to strengthen self-reliance in green and low-carbon technologies. During the 15th Five-Year Plan, breakthroughs in theoretical approaches, core technologies and equipment are expected, alongside the development of qualified talent teams.

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The world is entering a new period of turbulence and transformation, with global governance at a fresh crossroads. At the recent Shanghai Cooperation Organization Plus meeting, President Xi Jinping put forward the Global Governance Initiative, emphasizing the need to stay committed to international rule of law.

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Staying committed to international rule of law is the fundamental safeguard for global governance. Yet reality is sobering: some countries champion a so-called rules-based order, but in practice adopt a selective approach to international law — using it when it suits their interests and discarding it when it does not. Such practices have fueled concerns over a "paralyzed" United Nations, a "failing" international law, and an "ineffective" multilateral system.

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At the same time, global challenges such as climate change, energy security and cybersecurity continue to mount. In emerging domains, including the deep sea, polar regions, outer space and artificial intelligence, the absence of rules and law-based governance has increased risks. The urgency of strengthening international rule of law and improving global governance has never been more evident.

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China's position is clear. The purposes and principles of the UN Charter are universally recognized basic norms of international relations. They must be upheld unwaveringly. In emerging areas, international rules should be formulated on the basis of extensive consensus. International law and rules must be applied equally and uniformly, without any double standards or imposition. The authority and solemnity of international law must be upheld. Major countries, in particular, must take the lead in advocating and defending international rule of law.

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As a permanent member of the UN Security Council and the world's largest developing country, China has consistently respected and safeguarded the authority of the UN Charter and international law. China has joined nearly all universal intergovernmental organizations and more than 600 international conventions and amendments, firmly supporting the United Nations' central role in international affairs. China practices true multilateralism and actively contributes to the development of the international legal system.

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Concrete actions speak louder than words. In May, the world's first intergovernmental organization dedicated to mediation — the International Organization for Mediation — was established in Hong Kong, creating a new platform for the peaceful settlement of international disputes.

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To improve global governance of artificial intelligence, China has also proposed the Global AI Governance Initiative and advocated the establishment of a World AI Cooperation Organization, ensuring that AI develops for the good of humanity.

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Step by step, China has demonstrated its commitment to deliver on its word and take action, adding fresh impetus to the rule of law in global governance.

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Looking ahead, China will continue to uphold the purposes and principles of the UN Charter, advance democracy and rule of law in international relations, and work with other countries to build a community with a shared future for humanity.

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The world is entering a new period of turbulence and transformation, with global governance at a fresh crossroads. At the recent Shanghai Cooperation Organization Plus meeting, President Xi Jinping put forward the Global Governance Initiative, emphasizing the need to stay committed to international rule of law.

\n

Staying committed to international rule of law is the fundamental safeguard for global governance. Yet reality is sobering: some countries champion a so-called rules-based order, but in practice adopt a selective approach to international law — using it when it suits their interests and discarding it when it does not. Such practices have fueled concerns over a "paralyzed" United Nations, a "failing" international law, and an "ineffective" multilateral system.

\n

At the same time, global challenges such as climate change, energy security and cybersecurity continue to mount. In emerging domains, including the deep sea, polar regions, outer space and artificial intelligence, the absence of rules and law-based governance has increased risks. The urgency of strengthening international rule of law and improving global governance has never been more evident.

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China's position is clear. The purposes and principles of the UN Charter are universally recognized basic norms of international relations. They must be upheld unwaveringly. In emerging areas, international rules should be formulated on the basis of extensive consensus. International law and rules must be applied equally and uniformly, without any double standards or imposition. The authority and solemnity of international law must be upheld. Major countries, in particular, must take the lead in advocating and defending international rule of law.

\n

As a permanent member of the UN Security Council and the world's largest developing country, China has consistently respected and safeguarded the authority of the UN Charter and international law. China has joined nearly all universal intergovernmental organizations and more than 600 international conventions and amendments, firmly supporting the United Nations' central role in international affairs. China practices true multilateralism and actively contributes to the development of the international legal system.

\n

Concrete actions speak louder than words. In May, the world's first intergovernmental organization dedicated to mediation — the International Organization for Mediation — was established in Hong Kong, creating a new platform for the peaceful settlement of international disputes.

\n

To improve global governance of artificial intelligence, China has also proposed the Global AI Governance Initiative and advocated the establishment of a World AI Cooperation Organization, ensuring that AI develops for the good of humanity.

\n

Step by step, China has demonstrated its commitment to deliver on its word and take action, adding fresh impetus to the rule of law in global governance.

\n

Looking ahead, China will continue to uphold the purposes and principles of the UN Charter, advance democracy and rule of law in international relations, and work with other countries to build a community with a shared future for humanity.

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The government announced the establishment of the Huangyan Island National Nature Reserve on Sept 10, which reflects the advancement of China's ecological governance in the South China Sea that will have far-reaching implications.

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The move underscores China's commitment to mitigate regional geopolitical tensions through science-based environmental stewardship, transcending traditional zero-sum games with a cooperative, ecology-centered vision.

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The establishment of the national nature reserve, far from being an isolated policy move, is an essential component of China's evolving maritime strategy — one that connects legal foundation, operational jurisdiction and ecological sustainability with a coherent and forward-looking framework.

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This systematic approach was foreshadowed in 2024 when China publicized the baselines of Huangyan Island's territorial sea, according to both the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and the country's Law on the Territorial Sea and the Contiguous Zone. By clearly delineating the legal status of the island and its adjacent waters, China established an unambiguous juridical basis for all subsequent administrative actions, including environmental regulations, resource management and public enforcement.

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The establishment of the nature reserve follows logically from this legal groundwork, and reflects a consistent governance principle: sovereignty is the foundation, jurisdiction the mechanism, and long-term ecological preservation the ultimate objective. The principle aligns with China's policy on ecological conservation, which emphasizes harmony between humans and nature.

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The establishment of marine protected areas is globally recognized as one of the most effective ways of preserving marine biodiversity and sustainably managing fishery resources.

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Moreover, the move shows the development of China's maritime strategy — from the previous emphasis on security to a more integrated, ecologically-informed and globally responsible role. By designating Huangyan Island, a site of considerable ecological and geographical importance, as a protected zone, China has not only fulfilled its duty as a major power to preserve marine ecosystems but also shown its leadership in fostering regional collaboration to achieve common environmental goals.

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Of even greater significance is how the establishment of the nature reserve would help deconstruct harmful narratives, such as the "China threat" theory and the notion that the South China Sea is being increasingly "militarized" or "securitized". By prioritizing ecological protection, China has sent a peaceful message to the international community, rebutting many of the misleading allegations and conspiracy theories spread by some vested interests.

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As a result, any efforts to provoke militarization or escalate security dilemmas in the region in the future will encounter stronger moral and legal resistance.

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The nature reserve will also serve as a sophisticated response to the provocative actions taken by other claimants, including illegal "beaching" of vessels, expansion of artificial islands, and so-called joint drills and patrols aimed at politicizing the South China Sea issue.

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Rather than resorting to direct military countermeasures, China has chosen a more visionary and constructive form of action — redirecting attention from sovereignty conflicts toward shared ecological responsibilities. The "governance over confrontation" approach not only seizes the ethical high ground but also opens new avenues for dialogue and problem-solving through cooperation.

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The Huangyan Island nature reserve should not be interpreted merely as an isolated conservation effort or a tactical geopolitical move. It is a pioneering effort, which introduces a new model of dispute resolution and cooperative governance in a disputed region.

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Its core philosophy can be summarized as using protection to prevent encroachment, employing care to curb destruction, and choosing governance over confrontation. The move extends China's environmental principle of blue waters and lush mountains being invaluable assets to the maritime domain, and highlights that the country is determined to not only safeguard its terrestrial environments but also nurture and sustain its extensive marine territories.

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It also gives a practical meaning to the concept of building a maritime community with a shared future. By promoting the conservation of the South China Sea — a vital international shipping corridor and a global marine biodiversity hub-China has shown that it is committed to providing regional and global public goods.

\n

Ecologically-oriented governance possesses the unique capacity to rise above traditional sovereignty disputes and yield results that benefit all parties. China's decision to establish the nature reserve represents a tangible effort to replace zero-sum competition with shared protective responsibility, setting a good example of regional cooperation.

\n

China's move is the application of a novel idea with the aim of transforming the South China Sea into a sea of peace, friendship and cooperation, and signals to all stakeholders that there exists an alternative to conflict — a path defined by cooperation and mutual benefit.

\n

Looking forward, China is poised to facilitate deeper ecological collaboration in other disputed waters, forming a chain of protected transboundary marine areas. China's move could help transform the South China Sea from an area of regional confrontation into a source of blue hope, which would benefit both humans and nature, and promote shared sustainable development.

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The views don't necessarily represent those of China Daily.

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The government announced the establishment of the Huangyan Island National Nature Reserve on Sept 10, which reflects the advancement of China's ecological governance in the South China Sea that will have far-reaching implications.

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The move underscores China's commitment to mitigate regional geopolitical tensions through science-based environmental stewardship, transcending traditional zero-sum games with a cooperative, ecology-centered vision.

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The establishment of the national nature reserve, far from being an isolated policy move, is an essential component of China's evolving maritime strategy — one that connects legal foundation, operational jurisdiction and ecological sustainability with a coherent and forward-looking framework.

\n

This systematic approach was foreshadowed in 2024 when China publicized the baselines of Huangyan Island's territorial sea, according to both the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and the country's Law on the Territorial Sea and the Contiguous Zone. By clearly delineating the legal status of the island and its adjacent waters, China established an unambiguous juridical basis for all subsequent administrative actions, including environmental regulations, resource management and public enforcement.

\n

The establishment of the nature reserve follows logically from this legal groundwork, and reflects a consistent governance principle: sovereignty is the foundation, jurisdiction the mechanism, and long-term ecological preservation the ultimate objective. The principle aligns with China's policy on ecological conservation, which emphasizes harmony between humans and nature.

\n

The establishment of marine protected areas is globally recognized as one of the most effective ways of preserving marine biodiversity and sustainably managing fishery resources.

\n

Moreover, the move shows the development of China's maritime strategy — from the previous emphasis on security to a more integrated, ecologically-informed and globally responsible role. By designating Huangyan Island, a site of considerable ecological and geographical importance, as a protected zone, China has not only fulfilled its duty as a major power to preserve marine ecosystems but also shown its leadership in fostering regional collaboration to achieve common environmental goals.

\n

Of even greater significance is how the establishment of the nature reserve would help deconstruct harmful narratives, such as the "China threat" theory and the notion that the South China Sea is being increasingly "militarized" or "securitized". By prioritizing ecological protection, China has sent a peaceful message to the international community, rebutting many of the misleading allegations and conspiracy theories spread by some vested interests.

\n

As a result, any efforts to provoke militarization or escalate security dilemmas in the region in the future will encounter stronger moral and legal resistance.

\n

The nature reserve will also serve as a sophisticated response to the provocative actions taken by other claimants, including illegal "beaching" of vessels, expansion of artificial islands, and so-called joint drills and patrols aimed at politicizing the South China Sea issue.

\n

Rather than resorting to direct military countermeasures, China has chosen a more visionary and constructive form of action — redirecting attention from sovereignty conflicts toward shared ecological responsibilities. The "governance over confrontation" approach not only seizes the ethical high ground but also opens new avenues for dialogue and problem-solving through cooperation.

\n

The Huangyan Island nature reserve should not be interpreted merely as an isolated conservation effort or a tactical geopolitical move. It is a pioneering effort, which introduces a new model of dispute resolution and cooperative governance in a disputed region.

\n

Its core philosophy can be summarized as using protection to prevent encroachment, employing care to curb destruction, and choosing governance over confrontation. The move extends China's environmental principle of blue waters and lush mountains being invaluable assets to the maritime domain, and highlights that the country is determined to not only safeguard its terrestrial environments but also nurture and sustain its extensive marine territories.

\n

It also gives a practical meaning to the concept of building a maritime community with a shared future. By promoting the conservation of the South China Sea — a vital international shipping corridor and a global marine biodiversity hub-China has shown that it is committed to providing regional and global public goods.

\n

Ecologically-oriented governance possesses the unique capacity to rise above traditional sovereignty disputes and yield results that benefit all parties. China's decision to establish the nature reserve represents a tangible effort to replace zero-sum competition with shared protective responsibility, setting a good example of regional cooperation.

\n

China's move is the application of a novel idea with the aim of transforming the South China Sea into a sea of peace, friendship and cooperation, and signals to all stakeholders that there exists an alternative to conflict — a path defined by cooperation and mutual benefit.

\n

Looking forward, China is poised to facilitate deeper ecological collaboration in other disputed waters, forming a chain of protected transboundary marine areas. China's move could help transform the South China Sea from an area of regional confrontation into a source of blue hope, which would benefit both humans and nature, and promote shared sustainable development.

\n

The views don't necessarily represent those of China Daily.

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Kang Bing

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The National Health Commission recently announced that starting Sept 8, families can apply for the nationwide childcare subsidy, either online via Alipay, WeChat or local government service platforms, or in person at township offices where their child is registered.

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In my community square, two seemingly distant issues have dominated recent conversations: the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the government's new childcare subsidy program. Under the shade of trees, elderly men argue whether US President Donald Trump's proposed ceasefire mediation will succeed, while women, taking a break from their daily routine, discuss what the new subsidy means for their family.

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The subsidy program, aimed at encouraging childbirth, grants families 3,600 yuan ($503) a year for each child below three, benefiting more than 28 million households nationwide.

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Ten years ago, China eased its strict family planning policy by allowing all couples to have two children. Many expected the decision would lead to a baby boom. However, that was not to be.

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Then, in 2021, the government announced that all couples could have three children. The next year, in 2022, China recorded its first negative population growth. What further complicates the matter on the demographic front is the fast-rising aging population of China. This fact has prompted not only the central government but also provincial governments to take a series of measures to encourage childbirth.

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Although some of the provincial and local policies appear more encouraging, the first nationwide program to encourage childbirth will go down in history as a watershed moment.

\n

On the community square, I recently heard some elderly women complaining that the amount of child subsidy is insignificant. Some of them said the 300-yuan-a-month subsidy is hardly enough to pay for a tin of imported infant formula for their grandchildren. According to some comments on social media platforms, the monthly subsidy on average covers about 10 percent of the expenditure on a child in urban areas.

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In rural areas, where imported infant formula and disposable diapers are not yet musts and where living costs are relatively low, the subsidy can be a bigger help to couples. But whether the subsidy program will lead to a baby boom in rural areas remains to be seen.

\n

Compared with many other countries where childcare subsidies can be as high as 2,000 yuan a month, the subsidy offered by the central government may appear small. Yet it's a good start. And hopefully, it will be eventually raised to a level that would encourage childbearing-age couples to have two or three children.

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Still, the 300 yuan a month subsidy will cost the central treasury more than 100 billion yuan a year. In fact, the total spending may double if we add the subsidies already provided by provincial and local governments.

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The experience of other countries and regions show that favorable government policies alone can't help much when it comes to increasing the total fertility rate of a country. At most, the policy can help slow down the pace of decline in the birth rate.

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Apart from the cash subsidies, many other supportive measures are on the anvil. However, more needs to be done at different levels to increase the total fertility rate.

\n

A part of the new policies to encourage childbirth is a government document, issued in August, which requires public kindergartens to exempt the tuition fees of kids aged 5 or 6 from this education semester. This shows that step by step, pre-school tuition for kids could become free. If kids can be admitted to kindergartens, including "good kindergartens" without their parents having to pay tuition, it may prompt couples to seriously consider having more than one child.

\n

Other policies for increasing childbirth include providing longer parental leave, improving childcare services and offering favorable housing policies for families with two-to-three children.

\n

The new subsidy policies are a call to childbearing age couples to help boost the demographic dividend by having two or three children, and offset the impact of the rapidly increasing aging population on China's economy and society.

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kangbing@chinadaily.com.cn

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Kang Bing

\n\n

The National Health Commission recently announced that starting Sept 8, families can apply for the nationwide childcare subsidy, either online via Alipay, WeChat or local government service platforms, or in person at township offices where their child is registered.

\n

In my community square, two seemingly distant issues have dominated recent conversations: the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the government's new childcare subsidy program. Under the shade of trees, elderly men argue whether US President Donald Trump's proposed ceasefire mediation will succeed, while women, taking a break from their daily routine, discuss what the new subsidy means for their family.

\n

The subsidy program, aimed at encouraging childbirth, grants families 3,600 yuan ($503) a year for each child below three, benefiting more than 28 million households nationwide.

\n

Ten years ago, China eased its strict family planning policy by allowing all couples to have two children. Many expected the decision would lead to a baby boom. However, that was not to be.

\n

Then, in 2021, the government announced that all couples could have three children. The next year, in 2022, China recorded its first negative population growth. What further complicates the matter on the demographic front is the fast-rising aging population of China. This fact has prompted not only the central government but also provincial governments to take a series of measures to encourage childbirth.

\n

Although some of the provincial and local policies appear more encouraging, the first nationwide program to encourage childbirth will go down in history as a watershed moment.

\n

On the community square, I recently heard some elderly women complaining that the amount of child subsidy is insignificant. Some of them said the 300-yuan-a-month subsidy is hardly enough to pay for a tin of imported infant formula for their grandchildren. According to some comments on social media platforms, the monthly subsidy on average covers about 10 percent of the expenditure on a child in urban areas.

\n

In rural areas, where imported infant formula and disposable diapers are not yet musts and where living costs are relatively low, the subsidy can be a bigger help to couples. But whether the subsidy program will lead to a baby boom in rural areas remains to be seen.

\n

Compared with many other countries where childcare subsidies can be as high as 2,000 yuan a month, the subsidy offered by the central government may appear small. Yet it's a good start. And hopefully, it will be eventually raised to a level that would encourage childbearing-age couples to have two or three children.

\n

Still, the 300 yuan a month subsidy will cost the central treasury more than 100 billion yuan a year. In fact, the total spending may double if we add the subsidies already provided by provincial and local governments.

\n

The experience of other countries and regions show that favorable government policies alone can't help much when it comes to increasing the total fertility rate of a country. At most, the policy can help slow down the pace of decline in the birth rate.

\n

Apart from the cash subsidies, many other supportive measures are on the anvil. However, more needs to be done at different levels to increase the total fertility rate.

\n

A part of the new policies to encourage childbirth is a government document, issued in August, which requires public kindergartens to exempt the tuition fees of kids aged 5 or 6 from this education semester. This shows that step by step, pre-school tuition for kids could become free. If kids can be admitted to kindergartens, including "good kindergartens" without their parents having to pay tuition, it may prompt couples to seriously consider having more than one child.

\n

Other policies for increasing childbirth include providing longer parental leave, improving childcare services and offering favorable housing policies for families with two-to-three children.

\n

The new subsidy policies are a call to childbearing age couples to help boost the demographic dividend by having two or three children, and offset the impact of the rapidly increasing aging population on China's economy and society.

\n

kangbing@chinadaily.com.cn

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Smoke rises from multiple buildings following Israeli airstrikes in Gaza City on Sunday.

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An emergency gathering of Arab and Muslim leaders was held in Qatar on Monday to show unity and issue a forceful response to Israel's unprecedented airstrikes on Hamas leaders in Doha last week as the Gaza conflict grinds on.

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"The time has come for the international community to stop using double standards and to punish Israel for all the crimes it has committed," Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani told a preparatory meeting on Sunday, adding Israel's "war of extermination "in Gaza would not succeed.

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"What is encouraging Israel to continue … is the silence, the inability of the international community to hold it accountable."

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Among the leaders at Monday's summit were Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.

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Delegates from the Arab League and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation were collaborating on a joint resolution that will specify concrete measures against Israel. Arab League Secretary-General Ahmed Aboul Gheit said that "silence on a crime is a crime".

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A draft final statement seen by AFP warned that "brutal Israeli aggression" put efforts to normalize relations between Israel and Arab states at risk.

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It "threatens all that has been achieved on the path toward establishing normal relations with Israel, including existing and future agreements", the draft added.

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The statement welcomed a "shared vision for Arab security "between Arab and Muslim states, as leaders discussed a proposal to establish a NATO-style joint military force contributed by members of the Arab League.

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Prince Turki Al Faisal, former Saudi Arabian ambassador to the United States and the United Kingdom, wrote in a column that economic and diplomatic sanctions should be declared against Israel.

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"And they must remind the US of its responsibility in allowing Israel to continue its foolishness. The credibility of the US is at a crossroads in the Arab and Muslim worlds."

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Adnan Hayajneh, a professor of international relations at Qatar University, noticed a momentum against what Israel is doing in Gaza and the region as a whole.

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"The US has to wake up to the fact that you've got 2 billion Muslims around the world insulted, and it's only the beginning. It's not only the attack on Qatar, it is a continuation of the destabilization of the whole region," he said.

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However, political analyst Marwan Bishara told Al Jazeera that Middle Eastern states "are not going to find their collective security and defense overnight".

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"That's going to take time," he said.

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The deadly attack — carried out by one US ally on the territory of another — sparked a wave of criticism, but US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, dispatched by President Donald Trump, traveled to Jerusalem at around the same time as the Arab and Muslim summit.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met Rubio on Monday, saying the visit shows the resilience of the US-Israeli relationship, which is "as strong and durable as the stones of the Western Wall we just touched", The Times of Israel reported.

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Rubio, who earlier said the US was "not happy" about Israel's attack in Doha but that it was "not going to change the nature" of US-Israel ties, did not speak to the media in Jerusalem, the newspaper said.

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In Gaza City, Israeli forces have since Monday dawn killed more than 24 people after deadly strikes on Sunday, Palestinian officials said, and forced thousands of people from their homes to flee south, some cramming into pickup trucks, others on foot.

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"The situation is very difficult," said Ahmed Habboush, 62, who fled on foot. "Most people do not have the money to get transportation to move. This is not a life; we are exhausted. Animals have a better life than us."

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Agencies contributed to this story.

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cuihaipei@chinadaily.com.cn

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Smoke rises from multiple buildings following Israeli airstrikes in Gaza City on Sunday.

\n

An emergency gathering of Arab and Muslim leaders was held in Qatar on Monday to show unity and issue a forceful response to Israel's unprecedented airstrikes on Hamas leaders in Doha last week as the Gaza conflict grinds on.

\n

"The time has come for the international community to stop using double standards and to punish Israel for all the crimes it has committed," Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani told a preparatory meeting on Sunday, adding Israel's "war of extermination "in Gaza would not succeed.

\n

"What is encouraging Israel to continue … is the silence, the inability of the international community to hold it accountable."

\n

Among the leaders at Monday's summit were Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.

\n

Delegates from the Arab League and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation were collaborating on a joint resolution that will specify concrete measures against Israel. Arab League Secretary-General Ahmed Aboul Gheit said that "silence on a crime is a crime".

\n

A draft final statement seen by AFP warned that "brutal Israeli aggression" put efforts to normalize relations between Israel and Arab states at risk.

\n

It "threatens all that has been achieved on the path toward establishing normal relations with Israel, including existing and future agreements", the draft added.

\n

The statement welcomed a "shared vision for Arab security "between Arab and Muslim states, as leaders discussed a proposal to establish a NATO-style joint military force contributed by members of the Arab League.

\n

Prince Turki Al Faisal, former Saudi Arabian ambassador to the United States and the United Kingdom, wrote in a column that economic and diplomatic sanctions should be declared against Israel.

\n

"And they must remind the US of its responsibility in allowing Israel to continue its foolishness. The credibility of the US is at a crossroads in the Arab and Muslim worlds."

\n

Adnan Hayajneh, a professor of international relations at Qatar University, noticed a momentum against what Israel is doing in Gaza and the region as a whole.

\n

"The US has to wake up to the fact that you've got 2 billion Muslims around the world insulted, and it's only the beginning. It's not only the attack on Qatar, it is a continuation of the destabilization of the whole region," he said.

\n

However, political analyst Marwan Bishara told Al Jazeera that Middle Eastern states "are not going to find their collective security and defense overnight".

\n

"That's going to take time," he said.

\n

The deadly attack — carried out by one US ally on the territory of another — sparked a wave of criticism, but US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, dispatched by President Donald Trump, traveled to Jerusalem at around the same time as the Arab and Muslim summit.

\n

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met Rubio on Monday, saying the visit shows the resilience of the US-Israeli relationship, which is "as strong and durable as the stones of the Western Wall we just touched", The Times of Israel reported.

\n

Rubio, who earlier said the US was "not happy" about Israel's attack in Doha but that it was "not going to change the nature" of US-Israel ties, did not speak to the media in Jerusalem, the newspaper said.

\n

In Gaza City, Israeli forces have since Monday dawn killed more than 24 people after deadly strikes on Sunday, Palestinian officials said, and forced thousands of people from their homes to flee south, some cramming into pickup trucks, others on foot.

\n

"The situation is very difficult," said Ahmed Habboush, 62, who fled on foot. "Most people do not have the money to get transportation to move. This is not a life; we are exhausted. Animals have a better life than us."

\n

Agencies contributed to this story.

\n

cuihaipei@chinadaily.com.cn

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Sumangala Borkar, niece of Indian physician Dwarkanath Kotnis, displays a commemorative plate and a biography of Kotnis at her home in Mumbai, India, on Aug 2.

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This archival photo, displayed at a memorial for Dwarkanath Kotnis in Maharashtra, India, shows members of the Indian Medical Mission to China during World War II. The team was led by Madan Mohan Lal Atal (center), with Kotnis seen at right.

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India and China continue to honor the legacy of Indian physician Dwarkanath Kotnis, who selflessly served in mobile clinics treating wounded Chinese soldiers during the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1931-45).

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Kotnis, who worked in China for five years until his death in 1942 at the age of 32, was part of a five-member Indian Medical Mission sent by the Indian National Congress. The mission followed a personal request from Chinese revolutionary leader General Zhu De of the Communist Party of China to Congress leader Jawaharlal Nehru, who would later become independent India's first prime minister.

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The mission was led by Madan Mohan Lal Atal, a medical doctor whose wartime contributions to the Chinese people deserve equal recognition alongside Kotnis.

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Attracted to left-wing ideology during his medical studies in Edinburgh, Scotland, Atal became an anti-colonialist and staunch believer in peoples' right to self-determination. His activism soon extended beyond the borders of British India.

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In 1938, when the Indian National Congress decided to send a medical mission to China — then locked in a brutal war against Imperial Japan's aggression — Atal was called back from Spain to lead it. While returning to Bombay (now Mumbai), he specifically brought medical equipment and supplies for China.

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The mission comprised five doctors, along with equipment and medicines. An ambulance and a truck were also ordered from the United States.

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Traveling by ship, the team first arrived in Hong Kong before moving on to Guangzhou and continuing overland. Their movement through the war-ravaged country was facilitated by China's Red Cross Society.

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Once in Hankow (now part of Wuhan in Hubei province), they were incorporated into Curative Unit No 15 of the Chinese Red Cross.

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Atal, who was 50 years old at that time, was well aware of the personal risk involved in the mission.

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"How long we stay in China depends on the accuracy of Japanese aviators," he told international correspondents in October 1938. "I interviewed (Mahatma) Gandhi before I left India. I told him we would stay until the end of the war, and if we were slaughtered by the Japanese, another unit would take our place."

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An article published in the Malaya Tribune described Atal as "grey-haired and bitter" as he described the horrors of the Japanese attacks.

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"I saw a horrible sight in the village of Yoyang (Yueyang), between Changsha and Hankow, which was bombed two hours before our arrival," Atal was quoted as saying. "The funds for the unit here were raised by all classes in sympathy with China's just cause; this is apparent on all sides."

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More than 700 people applied to join the mission to China after a special committee called for volunteers. Among them were more than 100 doctors, including two women, with applications arriving not only from across the Indian subcontinent but also from Mauritius, East Africa, Syria and England.

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In the end, four doctors were selected to accompany Atal, chosen, as the United Press International reported, for "the experience they had, their preparedness to meet death and capacity to carry on work under adverse circumstances".

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The committee raised 35,000 Indian rupees for the mission — equivalent to about $230,000 today.

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As head of the mission, Atal worked in China for 21 months under the most challenging conditions before returning to India in 1940. By then, his affection for the Chinese people and his respect for their determined resistance to Japanese aggression had deepened.

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Speaking to reporters on his arrival in Hong Kong in August 1940, Atal said: "From all accounts the Chinese soldiers are fighting well. If China continues to resist, I think she will emerge victorious, provided, of course, Chinese leaders remain united."

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Strong unity

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He noted that unity was strong at the time, and stressed that his remark was meant as a reminder to leaders who had put aside their ideological differences.

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At a hospital in Yan'an, Shaanxi province, Atal met leaders of the Eighth Route Army (later renamed the People's Liberation Army together with other forces).

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"What impressed me most in north Shensi (Shaanxi) was the stress laid on educational and cultural pursuits," he told reporters in Hong Kong. "The people were encouraged to study and lectures were frequently given. The morale of the people was high."

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Atal also spoke of international solidarity in China. "I received able support from my Chinese colleagues, many of whom are able surgeons trained in China," he said. "I also met a Czech doctor named Kisch from Prague and a German named Doctor Hans Muller, who did splendid work among the war wounded."

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On his return to India, Atal took part in the country's independence movement. He was even imprisoned by the British along with other freedom fighters.

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On Aug 15, 1947, India attained independence from the British Empire. Two years later, the People's Republic of China was established.

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On April 1, 1950, India became the first nonsocialist bloc country to establish diplomatic relations with the New China. A year later, Atal would return to China to attend a meeting of the Standing Committee of the World Peace Council.

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The Indian doctor would make one last visit to his beloved China in 1957. In September that year, the surviving members of the Indian Medical Mission were invited to take part in China's National Day celebrations. Almost immediately after his arrival, Atal started feeling unwell and was hospitalized.

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He was diagnosed with advanced-stage cirrhosis. While he was in hospital in Beijing, many of his friends and former colleagues visited him, including then Chinese premier Zhou Enlai. On Dec 1, after battling illness for two months, Atal passed away in the Chinese capital.

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Such was his love for China that Atal, in his dying days, wrote in his will that he wanted half his ashes immersed in China's Yellow River, according to the Study Times, the newspaper of the Central Party School of the Communist Party of China.

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Atal was cremated in Beijing, and half his ashes were transported to India, where they were immersed at Triveni Sangam, the confluence of the Ganges, Yamuna and mythical Saraswati rivers in Allahabad, or today's Prayagraj. The other half was immersed in the Yellow River.

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"We will never forget the noble and precious support shown to the Chinese people by the great Indian people and their outstanding son, Dr Atal," premier Zhou said at the memorial service in Beijing.

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A monument was erected in Atal's honor at the North China Military Martyrs Cemetery in Shijiazhuang, Hebei province.

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Sumangala Borkar, niece of Indian physician Dwarkanath Kotnis, displays a commemorative plate and a biography of Kotnis at her home in Mumbai, India, on Aug 2.

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This archival photo, displayed at a memorial for Dwarkanath Kotnis in Maharashtra, India, shows members of the Indian Medical Mission to China during World War II. The team was led by Madan Mohan Lal Atal (center), with Kotnis seen at right.

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India and China continue to honor the legacy of Indian physician Dwarkanath Kotnis, who selflessly served in mobile clinics treating wounded Chinese soldiers during the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1931-45).

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Kotnis, who worked in China for five years until his death in 1942 at the age of 32, was part of a five-member Indian Medical Mission sent by the Indian National Congress. The mission followed a personal request from Chinese revolutionary leader General Zhu De of the Communist Party of China to Congress leader Jawaharlal Nehru, who would later become independent India's first prime minister.

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The mission was led by Madan Mohan Lal Atal, a medical doctor whose wartime contributions to the Chinese people deserve equal recognition alongside Kotnis.

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Attracted to left-wing ideology during his medical studies in Edinburgh, Scotland, Atal became an anti-colonialist and staunch believer in peoples' right to self-determination. His activism soon extended beyond the borders of British India.

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In 1938, when the Indian National Congress decided to send a medical mission to China — then locked in a brutal war against Imperial Japan's aggression — Atal was called back from Spain to lead it. While returning to Bombay (now Mumbai), he specifically brought medical equipment and supplies for China.

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The mission comprised five doctors, along with equipment and medicines. An ambulance and a truck were also ordered from the United States.

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Traveling by ship, the team first arrived in Hong Kong before moving on to Guangzhou and continuing overland. Their movement through the war-ravaged country was facilitated by China's Red Cross Society.

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Once in Hankow (now part of Wuhan in Hubei province), they were incorporated into Curative Unit No 15 of the Chinese Red Cross.

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Atal, who was 50 years old at that time, was well aware of the personal risk involved in the mission.

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"How long we stay in China depends on the accuracy of Japanese aviators," he told international correspondents in October 1938. "I interviewed (Mahatma) Gandhi before I left India. I told him we would stay until the end of the war, and if we were slaughtered by the Japanese, another unit would take our place."

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An article published in the Malaya Tribune described Atal as "grey-haired and bitter" as he described the horrors of the Japanese attacks.

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"I saw a horrible sight in the village of Yoyang (Yueyang), between Changsha and Hankow, which was bombed two hours before our arrival," Atal was quoted as saying. "The funds for the unit here were raised by all classes in sympathy with China's just cause; this is apparent on all sides."

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More than 700 people applied to join the mission to China after a special committee called for volunteers. Among them were more than 100 doctors, including two women, with applications arriving not only from across the Indian subcontinent but also from Mauritius, East Africa, Syria and England.

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In the end, four doctors were selected to accompany Atal, chosen, as the United Press International reported, for "the experience they had, their preparedness to meet death and capacity to carry on work under adverse circumstances".

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The committee raised 35,000 Indian rupees for the mission — equivalent to about $230,000 today.

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As head of the mission, Atal worked in China for 21 months under the most challenging conditions before returning to India in 1940. By then, his affection for the Chinese people and his respect for their determined resistance to Japanese aggression had deepened.

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Speaking to reporters on his arrival in Hong Kong in August 1940, Atal said: "From all accounts the Chinese soldiers are fighting well. If China continues to resist, I think she will emerge victorious, provided, of course, Chinese leaders remain united."

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Strong unity

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He noted that unity was strong at the time, and stressed that his remark was meant as a reminder to leaders who had put aside their ideological differences.

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At a hospital in Yan'an, Shaanxi province, Atal met leaders of the Eighth Route Army (later renamed the People's Liberation Army together with other forces).

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"What impressed me most in north Shensi (Shaanxi) was the stress laid on educational and cultural pursuits," he told reporters in Hong Kong. "The people were encouraged to study and lectures were frequently given. The morale of the people was high."

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Atal also spoke of international solidarity in China. "I received able support from my Chinese colleagues, many of whom are able surgeons trained in China," he said. "I also met a Czech doctor named Kisch from Prague and a German named Doctor Hans Muller, who did splendid work among the war wounded."

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On his return to India, Atal took part in the country's independence movement. He was even imprisoned by the British along with other freedom fighters.

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On Aug 15, 1947, India attained independence from the British Empire. Two years later, the People's Republic of China was established.

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On April 1, 1950, India became the first nonsocialist bloc country to establish diplomatic relations with the New China. A year later, Atal would return to China to attend a meeting of the Standing Committee of the World Peace Council.

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The Indian doctor would make one last visit to his beloved China in 1957. In September that year, the surviving members of the Indian Medical Mission were invited to take part in China's National Day celebrations. Almost immediately after his arrival, Atal started feeling unwell and was hospitalized.

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He was diagnosed with advanced-stage cirrhosis. While he was in hospital in Beijing, many of his friends and former colleagues visited him, including then Chinese premier Zhou Enlai. On Dec 1, after battling illness for two months, Atal passed away in the Chinese capital.

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Such was his love for China that Atal, in his dying days, wrote in his will that he wanted half his ashes immersed in China's Yellow River, according to the Study Times, the newspaper of the Central Party School of the Communist Party of China.

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Atal was cremated in Beijing, and half his ashes were transported to India, where they were immersed at Triveni Sangam, the confluence of the Ganges, Yamuna and mythical Saraswati rivers in Allahabad, or today's Prayagraj. The other half was immersed in the Yellow River.

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"We will never forget the noble and precious support shown to the Chinese people by the great Indian people and their outstanding son, Dr Atal," premier Zhou said at the memorial service in Beijing.

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A monument was erected in Atal's honor at the North China Military Martyrs Cemetery in Shijiazhuang, Hebei province.

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BRASILIA — Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Sunday pushed back against a 50 percent tariff on Brazilian imported goods to the United States, arguing that it was "political" and "illogical".

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Lula said in a New York Times op-ed that his government is open to negotiating anything that can bring mutual benefits. "But Brazil's democracy and sovereignty are not on the table," he said.

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US President Donald Trump imposed the tariff on Brazil in July, citing what he called a "witch hunt "against former president Jair Bolsonaro, who at the time stood accused of trying to illegally hang onto power.

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The trial concluded on Thursday after a panel of Supreme Court justices ruled that Bolsonaro had attempted a coup following his 2022 electoral defeat to Lula, sparking concerns about further US measures against Brazil.

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'Historic decision'

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Lula said he was proud of the Supreme Court for its "historic decision" that safeguards Brazil's institutions, the democratic rule of law and is not a "witch hunt".

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"(The ruling) followed months of investigations that uncovered plans to assassinate me, the vice-president and a Supreme Court justice."

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Lula added that the tariff increase was "not only misguided but illogical", citing the surplus of $410 billion in bilateral trade in goods and services the US has accumulated over the past 15 years.

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After Thursday's ruling, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio posted on X that Trump's government "will respond accordingly".

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Brazil's Foreign Ministry called Rubio's comment an inappropriate threat that would not intimidate the government, saying the country's judiciary is independent and that Bolsonaro was granted due process.

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BRASILIA — Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Sunday pushed back against a 50 percent tariff on Brazilian imported goods to the United States, arguing that it was "political" and "illogical".

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Lula said in a New York Times op-ed that his government is open to negotiating anything that can bring mutual benefits. "But Brazil's democracy and sovereignty are not on the table," he said.

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US President Donald Trump imposed the tariff on Brazil in July, citing what he called a "witch hunt "against former president Jair Bolsonaro, who at the time stood accused of trying to illegally hang onto power.

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The trial concluded on Thursday after a panel of Supreme Court justices ruled that Bolsonaro had attempted a coup following his 2022 electoral defeat to Lula, sparking concerns about further US measures against Brazil.

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'Historic decision'

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Lula said he was proud of the Supreme Court for its "historic decision" that safeguards Brazil's institutions, the democratic rule of law and is not a "witch hunt".

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"(The ruling) followed months of investigations that uncovered plans to assassinate me, the vice-president and a Supreme Court justice."

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Lula added that the tariff increase was "not only misguided but illogical", citing the surplus of $410 billion in bilateral trade in goods and services the US has accumulated over the past 15 years.

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After Thursday's ruling, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio posted on X that Trump's government "will respond accordingly".

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Brazil's Foreign Ministry called Rubio's comment an inappropriate threat that would not intimidate the government, saying the country's judiciary is independent and that Bolsonaro was granted due process.

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RUSSIA

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Romania drone incident a 'provocation' from Kyiv

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The Russian embassy in Romania has said a drone incursion in Romanian airspace was a "provocation" by Ukraine after Moscow's envoy was summoned by the Foreign Ministry over the incident. Ambassador Vladimir Lipayev said Romania's charge that Russia was responsible for the intrusion was "unfounded". An embassy statement said late on Sunday, "All the facts lead one to believe that it was a deliberate provocation by the Kyiv regime" and added that Romania had failed to "concretely and convincingly respond" to questions posed by Russia. Romania has had several drone fragments crash on its territory since the conflict began. The country reported late on Saturday that its airspace had been breached by a Russian drone.

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UNITED STATES

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Charlie Kirk shooting suspect not cooperating

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The man arrested in the killing of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk is not cooperating with authorities, but investigators are working to establish a motive for the shooting by talking to his friends and family, Utah Governor Spencer Cox said on Sunday. The accused gunman, Tyler Robinson, 22, would be formally charged on Tuesday, Cox said. Investigators have yet to piece together why Robinson allegedly scaled a rooftop at Utah Valley University during an outdoor event and shot Kirk in the neck at long range on Wednesday. Robinson has not confessed to investigators, Cox told the ABC program This Week. "He is not cooperating, but all the people around him were cooperating, and I think that's very important." FBI Director Kash Patel said on Monday that DNA found at the scene has been matched to Robinson.

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RUSSIA

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Romania drone incident a 'provocation' from Kyiv

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The Russian embassy in Romania has said a drone incursion in Romanian airspace was a "provocation" by Ukraine after Moscow's envoy was summoned by the Foreign Ministry over the incident. Ambassador Vladimir Lipayev said Romania's charge that Russia was responsible for the intrusion was "unfounded". An embassy statement said late on Sunday, "All the facts lead one to believe that it was a deliberate provocation by the Kyiv regime" and added that Romania had failed to "concretely and convincingly respond" to questions posed by Russia. Romania has had several drone fragments crash on its territory since the conflict began. The country reported late on Saturday that its airspace had been breached by a Russian drone.

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UNITED STATES

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Charlie Kirk shooting suspect not cooperating

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The man arrested in the killing of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk is not cooperating with authorities, but investigators are working to establish a motive for the shooting by talking to his friends and family, Utah Governor Spencer Cox said on Sunday. The accused gunman, Tyler Robinson, 22, would be formally charged on Tuesday, Cox said. Investigators have yet to piece together why Robinson allegedly scaled a rooftop at Utah Valley University during an outdoor event and shot Kirk in the neck at long range on Wednesday. Robinson has not confessed to investigators, Cox told the ABC program This Week. "He is not cooperating, but all the people around him were cooperating, and I think that's very important." FBI Director Kash Patel said on Monday that DNA found at the scene has been matched to Robinson.

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African experts have welcomed the Global Governance Initiative proposed by President Xi Jinping at the "Shanghai Cooperation Organization Plus" Meeting in Tianjin on Sept 1, describing it as both timely and visionary.

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Stephen Ndegwa, executive director of South-South Dialogues, a Nairobi-based communications development think tank, said the GGI does not seek to overturn the existing order but to rejuvenate it — making it fairer, more inclusive, and better aligned with current realities.

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"Just as the Communist Party of China has consistently adapted governance to China's changing conditions while remaining grounded in people-centered development and collective progress, so too must global governance reflect the needs of the 21st century, rather than the power structures of 1945," he said.

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Ndegwa said the initiative's core commitments — adhering to sovereign equality, abiding by international rule of law, practicing multilateralism, advocating a people-centered approach, and focusing on taking real actions — draw from China's own governance experience of balancing continuity with reform, respecting diversity while seeking common goals, and ensuring that institutions deliver tangible benefits.

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He said it fuses the wisdom of history with a vision for the future, drawing lessons from the anti-fascist struggle and underscoring that only fairness and unity can sustain peace while correcting today's inequities.

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"The GGI ensures the Global South, particularly Africa, is not a bystander but a co-architect of the international order," Ndegwa said.

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Patrick Maluki, chair of the Department of Diplomacy and International Studies at the University of Nairobi, said the GGI complements China's other major proposals — the Global Development Initiative, Global Security Initiative and Global Civilization Initiative — by outlining a pathway toward an international order that is inclusive, equitable, and collaborative.

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Shared responsibility

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"These initiatives emphasize dialogue over confrontation, partnership over zero-sum competition, and shared responsibility over unilateral dominance," Maluki said.

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He said that for African countries and the wider Global South, the four initiatives represent a continuation of the post-World War II pursuit of sovereignty, justice and development.

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"Just as our predecessors resisted aggression and contributed to the establishment of a more stable global order, today we must work together to strengthen international institutions, promote sustainable development, and address shared challenges — from climate change and pandemics to regional security and economic inequality," Maluki said.

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"By engaging with these initiatives, we contribute to shaping a world that is more just, peaceful, and inclusive."

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He said the GGI highlights the importance of rules-based systems, multilateralism and inclusive dialogue in tackling complex and interconnected challenges such as climate instability, technological disruption, transnational terrorism and economic disparities.

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"No single nation can address these challenges alone. Success depends on cooperation, trust, and adherence to shared principles," Maluki said.

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James Shikwati, director of the Inter Region Economic Network, an independent African think tank, said the GGI opposes value imposition, allowing Africa to celebrate its mosaic of culture.

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He said the initiative is also critical for harnessing the continent's youthful population into strategic talent pipelines, enabling them to plug into global value chains.

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China offers the continent alternatives for development, using security as an organizing principle, culture and respect for diversity of values as the glue, and international governance reform as an operating system, Shikwati said.

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Cavince Adhere, an international relations scholar at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, in Kenya, described the GGI as China's proposal to rethink how countries cooperate internationally, anchored in respect for sovereignty, promotion of the common good and action-oriented cooperation.

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He said the initiative will play a key role in jump-starting important conversations on how countries can collaborate in an equitable and respectful way that delivers prosperity for all, big or small.

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Peter Kagwanja, chief executive officer at the Africa Policy Institute, based in Nairobi, said the initiative will help advance the vision of a new multipolar order.

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African experts have welcomed the Global Governance Initiative proposed by President Xi Jinping at the "Shanghai Cooperation Organization Plus" Meeting in Tianjin on Sept 1, describing it as both timely and visionary.

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Stephen Ndegwa, executive director of South-South Dialogues, a Nairobi-based communications development think tank, said the GGI does not seek to overturn the existing order but to rejuvenate it — making it fairer, more inclusive, and better aligned with current realities.

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"Just as the Communist Party of China has consistently adapted governance to China's changing conditions while remaining grounded in people-centered development and collective progress, so too must global governance reflect the needs of the 21st century, rather than the power structures of 1945," he said.

\n

Ndegwa said the initiative's core commitments — adhering to sovereign equality, abiding by international rule of law, practicing multilateralism, advocating a people-centered approach, and focusing on taking real actions — draw from China's own governance experience of balancing continuity with reform, respecting diversity while seeking common goals, and ensuring that institutions deliver tangible benefits.

\n

He said it fuses the wisdom of history with a vision for the future, drawing lessons from the anti-fascist struggle and underscoring that only fairness and unity can sustain peace while correcting today's inequities.

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"The GGI ensures the Global South, particularly Africa, is not a bystander but a co-architect of the international order," Ndegwa said.

\n

Patrick Maluki, chair of the Department of Diplomacy and International Studies at the University of Nairobi, said the GGI complements China's other major proposals — the Global Development Initiative, Global Security Initiative and Global Civilization Initiative — by outlining a pathway toward an international order that is inclusive, equitable, and collaborative.

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Shared responsibility

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"These initiatives emphasize dialogue over confrontation, partnership over zero-sum competition, and shared responsibility over unilateral dominance," Maluki said.

\n

He said that for African countries and the wider Global South, the four initiatives represent a continuation of the post-World War II pursuit of sovereignty, justice and development.

\n

"Just as our predecessors resisted aggression and contributed to the establishment of a more stable global order, today we must work together to strengthen international institutions, promote sustainable development, and address shared challenges — from climate change and pandemics to regional security and economic inequality," Maluki said.

\n

"By engaging with these initiatives, we contribute to shaping a world that is more just, peaceful, and inclusive."

\n

He said the GGI highlights the importance of rules-based systems, multilateralism and inclusive dialogue in tackling complex and interconnected challenges such as climate instability, technological disruption, transnational terrorism and economic disparities.

\n

"No single nation can address these challenges alone. Success depends on cooperation, trust, and adherence to shared principles," Maluki said.

\n

James Shikwati, director of the Inter Region Economic Network, an independent African think tank, said the GGI opposes value imposition, allowing Africa to celebrate its mosaic of culture.

\n

He said the initiative is also critical for harnessing the continent's youthful population into strategic talent pipelines, enabling them to plug into global value chains.

\n

China offers the continent alternatives for development, using security as an organizing principle, culture and respect for diversity of values as the glue, and international governance reform as an operating system, Shikwati said.

\n

Cavince Adhere, an international relations scholar at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, in Kenya, described the GGI as China's proposal to rethink how countries cooperate internationally, anchored in respect for sovereignty, promotion of the common good and action-oriented cooperation.

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He said the initiative will play a key role in jump-starting important conversations on how countries can collaborate in an equitable and respectful way that delivers prosperity for all, big or small.

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Peter Kagwanja, chief executive officer at the Africa Policy Institute, based in Nairobi, said the initiative will help advance the vision of a new multipolar order.

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People pay homage to Lee Jae-seok, 34, a South Korean Coast Guard officer who died rescuing a Chinese man in his 70s stranded in a tidal flat, in Incheon, South Korea, on Monday. More than 1,000 attendees, including his family and fellow coast guard officers, paid their tributes to the officer.

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People pay homage to Lee Jae-seok, 34, a South Korean Coast Guard officer who died rescuing a Chinese man in his 70s stranded in a tidal flat, in Incheon, South Korea, on Monday. More than 1,000 attendees, including his family and fellow coast guard officers, paid their tributes to the officer.

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Representatives of the Lion Forest Garden and The Butchart Gardens sign a friendship agreement in Victoria, Canada, on Sept 9.

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Suzhou and Victoria marked the 45th anniversary of their sister-city ties and the "Suzhou Week" event with an opera, music and a new friendship agreement between their landmark gardens.

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The Chinese city of Suzhou is located in Jiangsu province and the Canadian city of Victoria is the capital of British Columbia, which is located on the southern tip of Vancouver Island off Canada's Pacific coast.

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The ceremony, held earlier this month in Victoria, Canada, at The Butchart Gardens, brought together government representatives from both cities, leaders of garden institutions, Chinese community organizations and local residents.

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The event also celebrated the 55th anniversary of China-Canada diplomatic relations.

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Zeng Zhi, acting consul general of China in Vancouver, said the anniversary highlights the long-term benefits of collaboration between the two countries.

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"Over the past 55 years, since the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Canada, exchanges at all levels have become more frequent, and the interests of the two countries have become deeply integrated.

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"This has truly brought many tangible benefits to the people of both countries," he said.

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Zeng praised the partnership between Suzhou and Victoria, which began in 1980, as "a vivid example of the long-term friendship between the peoples of the two countries".

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Suzhou is a cultural city with more than 2,500 years of history. The Classical Gardens of Suzhou were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1997 and 2000, earning the city global recognition as the "City of Gardens".

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Established in 1904, The Butchart Gardens has grown from a reclaimed limestone quarry into a lush sanctuary of blooms, now designated a National Historic Site of Canada and celebrated as a paragon of Western horticultural design.

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"Today is especially important to us here at The Gardens because it was 10 years ago, we were honored to receive our beautiful bronze dragon fountain as a gift from Suzhou," said Dave Cowen, chief executive officer of The Butchart Gardens.

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"We hope this beautiful fountain stands for many years, celebrating peaceful friendship and travel between our two countries," he said.

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Cowen said the history of the gardens is deeply intertwined with Victoria's Chinese community, noting that Chinese workers played a key role in transforming the former quarry into what is now the Sunken Garden.

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Enduring value

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Victoria Mayor Marianne Alto said the milestone reflects the enduring value of person-to-person connections. "It is so critical that we actually have the ability to … create those relationships," she said.

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During the ceremony on Sept 9, the audience was treated to a Kunqu opera performance, featuring an excerpt from The Peony Pavilion, a UNESCO-listed intangible cultural heritage. Musicians from the Suzhou Symphony Orchestra and Victoria performed a rendition of the Canadian folk song Red River Valley and the Chinese classic Jasmine Flower.

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Zeng Zhi said the event's significance lies in its focus on shared values. "Suzhou is a historical and cultural city, most famous for its gardens. Their exquisite design is world-renowned," he told China Daily.

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"Victoria is most famous for its natural scenery, its coastline and unique environment. Although their focus is different, they share a common idea — the concept of harmony between people and nature.

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"I think this idea was one of the reasons the two cities became sister cities in the first place," he said.

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He added that cultural and tourism exchanges between China and Canada are growing with more direct flights connecting the two countries.

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Sheryl Karras, from the University of Victoria, who attended the event, said the event was a privilege to attend. "It's wonderful to have an event commemorating the Suzhou City and Victoria City sister-city relationship," she told China Daily.

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During the ceremony, The Butchart Gardens and Suzhou's Lion Forest Garden signed a friendship agreement through their representatives.

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Qian Yucheng, deputy director of the Suzhou Municipal Administrative Bureau of Gardens, said the past four decades of cooperation had produced "fruitful results" in culture, education, gardens and sports.

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Representatives of the Lion Forest Garden and The Butchart Gardens sign a friendship agreement in Victoria, Canada, on Sept 9.

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Suzhou and Victoria marked the 45th anniversary of their sister-city ties and the "Suzhou Week" event with an opera, music and a new friendship agreement between their landmark gardens.

\n

The Chinese city of Suzhou is located in Jiangsu province and the Canadian city of Victoria is the capital of British Columbia, which is located on the southern tip of Vancouver Island off Canada's Pacific coast.

\n

The ceremony, held earlier this month in Victoria, Canada, at The Butchart Gardens, brought together government representatives from both cities, leaders of garden institutions, Chinese community organizations and local residents.

\n

The event also celebrated the 55th anniversary of China-Canada diplomatic relations.

\n

Zeng Zhi, acting consul general of China in Vancouver, said the anniversary highlights the long-term benefits of collaboration between the two countries.

\n

"Over the past 55 years, since the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Canada, exchanges at all levels have become more frequent, and the interests of the two countries have become deeply integrated.

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"This has truly brought many tangible benefits to the people of both countries," he said.

\n

Zeng praised the partnership between Suzhou and Victoria, which began in 1980, as "a vivid example of the long-term friendship between the peoples of the two countries".

\n

Suzhou is a cultural city with more than 2,500 years of history. The Classical Gardens of Suzhou were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1997 and 2000, earning the city global recognition as the "City of Gardens".

\n

Established in 1904, The Butchart Gardens has grown from a reclaimed limestone quarry into a lush sanctuary of blooms, now designated a National Historic Site of Canada and celebrated as a paragon of Western horticultural design.

\n

"Today is especially important to us here at The Gardens because it was 10 years ago, we were honored to receive our beautiful bronze dragon fountain as a gift from Suzhou," said Dave Cowen, chief executive officer of The Butchart Gardens.

\n

"We hope this beautiful fountain stands for many years, celebrating peaceful friendship and travel between our two countries," he said.

\n

Cowen said the history of the gardens is deeply intertwined with Victoria's Chinese community, noting that Chinese workers played a key role in transforming the former quarry into what is now the Sunken Garden.

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Enduring value

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Victoria Mayor Marianne Alto said the milestone reflects the enduring value of person-to-person connections. "It is so critical that we actually have the ability to … create those relationships," she said.

\n

During the ceremony on Sept 9, the audience was treated to a Kunqu opera performance, featuring an excerpt from The Peony Pavilion, a UNESCO-listed intangible cultural heritage. Musicians from the Suzhou Symphony Orchestra and Victoria performed a rendition of the Canadian folk song Red River Valley and the Chinese classic Jasmine Flower.

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Zeng Zhi said the event's significance lies in its focus on shared values. "Suzhou is a historical and cultural city, most famous for its gardens. Their exquisite design is world-renowned," he told China Daily.

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"Victoria is most famous for its natural scenery, its coastline and unique environment. Although their focus is different, they share a common idea — the concept of harmony between people and nature.

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"I think this idea was one of the reasons the two cities became sister cities in the first place," he said.

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He added that cultural and tourism exchanges between China and Canada are growing with more direct flights connecting the two countries.

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Sheryl Karras, from the University of Victoria, who attended the event, said the event was a privilege to attend. "It's wonderful to have an event commemorating the Suzhou City and Victoria City sister-city relationship," she told China Daily.

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During the ceremony, The Butchart Gardens and Suzhou's Lion Forest Garden signed a friendship agreement through their representatives.

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Qian Yucheng, deputy director of the Suzhou Municipal Administrative Bureau of Gardens, said the past four decades of cooperation had produced "fruitful results" in culture, education, gardens and sports.

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gaoyang@chinadailyusa.com

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The first migrant deportation flights from the United Kingdom to France under a newly agreed "one in, one out" returns deal were scheduled to begin on Monday.

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The "one in, one out" deal, signed in July, allows the UK to return to France people who entered the UK irregularly via small boat crossings. In return, the UK will admit an equivalent number of asylum seekers through a designated safe and legal route who fit the UK criteria.

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The first detentions under the agreement were made on Aug 6, with Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood saying last week that returns would start "imminently".

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Subject to any last-minute legal challenges, the first migrants were due to travel alongside tourists and business passengers on a commercial Air France flight on Monday.

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The Times newspaper said it had seen a message sent to a migrant scheduled for deportation that read: "You will be removed from the UK on Air France Flight (AF) 1681, which departs from Heathrow Terminal 4 at 09:00 on 16/09/2025 and arrives in Paris, France at 11:20 on 16/09/2025."

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The paper reported that those asylum seekers who arrived by small boat in August had received formal removal directions, giving them five days' notice of deportation to seek final legal advice.

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Returns to France are expected to start at about 50 a week, with numbers rising as the pilot program progresses, the Home Office says, although it has not confirmed the figures. For now, the initiative applies only to adults, as children who enter the UK illegally are not detained.

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While supporters hope the policy will discourage crossings and people-smuggling, critics argue that unless a large share of arrivals is returned, many will still attempt the journey, according to an analysis by the Migration Observatory, an independent research center specializing in UK migration policy.

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The initiative comes amid rising public anger over immigration, which has recently become voters' top concern for the first time since the 2016 Brexit referendum, reported Sky News.

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On Saturday, as many as 150,000 people marched in central London, gathering around Westminster for a protest organized by far-right activist Tommy Robinson that was primarily focused on opposition to what participants described as excessive immigration.

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Speaking on Sky News on Sunday, Laura Trott, the shadow education secretary, said the protest suggests people feel "let down" by the government on immigration.

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The first migrant deportation flights from the United Kingdom to France under a newly agreed "one in, one out" returns deal were scheduled to begin on Monday.

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The "one in, one out" deal, signed in July, allows the UK to return to France people who entered the UK irregularly via small boat crossings. In return, the UK will admit an equivalent number of asylum seekers through a designated safe and legal route who fit the UK criteria.

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The first detentions under the agreement were made on Aug 6, with Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood saying last week that returns would start "imminently".

\n

Subject to any last-minute legal challenges, the first migrants were due to travel alongside tourists and business passengers on a commercial Air France flight on Monday.

\n

The Times newspaper said it had seen a message sent to a migrant scheduled for deportation that read: "You will be removed from the UK on Air France Flight (AF) 1681, which departs from Heathrow Terminal 4 at 09:00 on 16/09/2025 and arrives in Paris, France at 11:20 on 16/09/2025."

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The paper reported that those asylum seekers who arrived by small boat in August had received formal removal directions, giving them five days' notice of deportation to seek final legal advice.

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Returns to France are expected to start at about 50 a week, with numbers rising as the pilot program progresses, the Home Office says, although it has not confirmed the figures. For now, the initiative applies only to adults, as children who enter the UK illegally are not detained.

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While supporters hope the policy will discourage crossings and people-smuggling, critics argue that unless a large share of arrivals is returned, many will still attempt the journey, according to an analysis by the Migration Observatory, an independent research center specializing in UK migration policy.

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The initiative comes amid rising public anger over immigration, which has recently become voters' top concern for the first time since the 2016 Brexit referendum, reported Sky News.

\n

On Saturday, as many as 150,000 people marched in central London, gathering around Westminster for a protest organized by far-right activist Tommy Robinson that was primarily focused on opposition to what participants described as excessive immigration.

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Speaking on Sky News on Sunday, Laura Trott, the shadow education secretary, said the protest suggests people feel "let down" by the government on immigration.

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jonathan@mail.chinadailyuk.com

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China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations will enhance their trade relationship, driven by closer supply chain connectivity and vast consumer market potential, as they work to consolidate their role as each other's largest trading partners, said market watchers and business leaders on Monday.

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Although large-scale infrastructure projects have long been the hallmark of Chinese companies in Southeast Asia, the region is increasingly recognized as one of China's most vibrant trading partners as bilateral ties enter a new phase of growth, said Wan Zhe, a professor specializing in regional economic development at Beijing Normal University.

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Li Guanghui, dean of academic affairs of the China-ASEAN School of Economics at Guangxi University in Nanning, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, said the future implementation of Version 3.0 China-ASEAN Free Trade Area, together with deeper exchanges under the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership and continued collaboration through the Belt and Road Initiative, is expected to support long-term trade growth.

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China has maintained its position as ASEAN's largest trading partner for 16 consecutive years, while ASEAN has been China's largest trading partner for the past five years, said the Ministry of Commerce.

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Bilateral trade rose 9.7 percent year-on-year to 4.93 trillion yuan ($692.42 billion) in the first eight months, accounting for 16.7 percent of China's total foreign trade, said the General Administration of Customs.

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Such vibrant two-way trade has also created opportunities for Chinese manufacturers to deepen their presence in ASEAN markets, said Li Yong, a senior research fellow at the Beijing-based China Association of International Trade.

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Li said that by leveraging regional demand and adapting to local preferences, a growing number of Chinese manufacturers are shifting from simply exporting products to offering tailored solutions and localized innovation.

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For instance, Ningbo Weiyun Electronic Co, a hardware manufacturer based in Ningbo, Zhejiang province, has tailored its research and innovation to the practical needs of Southeast Asian consumers, tackling issues such as differing electrical plug standards across the region.

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"This targeted approach has earned our products strong recognition and popularity in markets such as Malaysia and Thailand," said Chai Jianlu, Ningbo Weiyun's president. "For the next step, we will actively expand into the Philippines and Vietnam, seeking more diversified and sustainable growth opportunities."

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According to data from Ningbo Customs, Ningbo Weiyun's exports to ASEAN reached nearly 42 million yuan between January and August, up 18.3 percent year-on-year.

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Luxshare Intelligent Manufacture Technology (Changshu) Co, a Changshu, Jiangsu province-based electronic components manufacturer, saw its exports to ASEAN exceed 240 million yuan during the January-August period, up nearly 400 percent year-on-year, said Nanjing Customs.

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"We have paid close attention to the rising consumer demand in Southeast Asian markets. Since the beginning of the year, with accessories for consumer products such as mobile phones, earphones and smartwatches entering large-scale mass production in the region, our exports to ASEAN countries, especially Vietnam, have grown rapidly," said Xiao Lu, the company's manager for Customs affairs.

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Alongside the trade growth, improved regional connectivity projects are strengthening China-ASEAN economic ties. The China-Laos Railway, for example, handled over 3.43 million metric tons of imports and exports in the first seven months, with a trade value exceeding 15.4 billion yuan, up 6 percent and 41 percent on a yearly basis, respectively, said Kunming Customs. At present, the China-Laos Railway serves 19 countries, with the range of import and export goods expanding from over 500 in 2022 to more than 3,600 varieties now.

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Contact the writers at zhongnan@chinadaily.com.cn

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China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations will enhance their trade relationship, driven by closer supply chain connectivity and vast consumer market potential, as they work to consolidate their role as each other's largest trading partners, said market watchers and business leaders on Monday.

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Although large-scale infrastructure projects have long been the hallmark of Chinese companies in Southeast Asia, the region is increasingly recognized as one of China's most vibrant trading partners as bilateral ties enter a new phase of growth, said Wan Zhe, a professor specializing in regional economic development at Beijing Normal University.

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Li Guanghui, dean of academic affairs of the China-ASEAN School of Economics at Guangxi University in Nanning, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, said the future implementation of Version 3.0 China-ASEAN Free Trade Area, together with deeper exchanges under the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership and continued collaboration through the Belt and Road Initiative, is expected to support long-term trade growth.

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China has maintained its position as ASEAN's largest trading partner for 16 consecutive years, while ASEAN has been China's largest trading partner for the past five years, said the Ministry of Commerce.

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Bilateral trade rose 9.7 percent year-on-year to 4.93 trillion yuan ($692.42 billion) in the first eight months, accounting for 16.7 percent of China's total foreign trade, said the General Administration of Customs.

\n

Such vibrant two-way trade has also created opportunities for Chinese manufacturers to deepen their presence in ASEAN markets, said Li Yong, a senior research fellow at the Beijing-based China Association of International Trade.

\n

Li said that by leveraging regional demand and adapting to local preferences, a growing number of Chinese manufacturers are shifting from simply exporting products to offering tailored solutions and localized innovation.

\n

For instance, Ningbo Weiyun Electronic Co, a hardware manufacturer based in Ningbo, Zhejiang province, has tailored its research and innovation to the practical needs of Southeast Asian consumers, tackling issues such as differing electrical plug standards across the region.

\n

"This targeted approach has earned our products strong recognition and popularity in markets such as Malaysia and Thailand," said Chai Jianlu, Ningbo Weiyun's president. "For the next step, we will actively expand into the Philippines and Vietnam, seeking more diversified and sustainable growth opportunities."

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According to data from Ningbo Customs, Ningbo Weiyun's exports to ASEAN reached nearly 42 million yuan between January and August, up 18.3 percent year-on-year.

\n

Luxshare Intelligent Manufacture Technology (Changshu) Co, a Changshu, Jiangsu province-based electronic components manufacturer, saw its exports to ASEAN exceed 240 million yuan during the January-August period, up nearly 400 percent year-on-year, said Nanjing Customs.

\n

"We have paid close attention to the rising consumer demand in Southeast Asian markets. Since the beginning of the year, with accessories for consumer products such as mobile phones, earphones and smartwatches entering large-scale mass production in the region, our exports to ASEAN countries, especially Vietnam, have grown rapidly," said Xiao Lu, the company's manager for Customs affairs.

\n

Alongside the trade growth, improved regional connectivity projects are strengthening China-ASEAN economic ties. The China-Laos Railway, for example, handled over 3.43 million metric tons of imports and exports in the first seven months, with a trade value exceeding 15.4 billion yuan, up 6 percent and 41 percent on a yearly basis, respectively, said Kunming Customs. At present, the China-Laos Railway serves 19 countries, with the range of import and export goods expanding from over 500 in 2022 to more than 3,600 varieties now.

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Contact the writers at zhongnan@chinadaily.com.cn

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New measures to reduce power costs

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Chinese power operators are introducing new measures to help enterprises cut power costs. In Tongling of Anhui province, local power workers developed a co-building model in the economic development zone, and used its big-data screening to pinpoint enterprises whose power-factor readings appeared abnormal. Seeing the West Lake Wetland Co have such problems, staff members of the Tongguan branch of State Grid Tongling visited the site and found that a broken device had triggered abnormal power consumption. They solved the issue on the spot. Based on their "Act First, Wait Never "initiative, they helped 45 firms trim power bills by 1.25 million yuan ($176,056) in the first half.

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Yuan weakens against greenback

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The central parity rate of the Chinese currency renminbi, or the yuan, weakened 37 pips to 7.1056 against the US dollar on Monday, according to the China Foreign Exchange Trade System.

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New measures to reduce power costs

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Chinese power operators are introducing new measures to help enterprises cut power costs. In Tongling of Anhui province, local power workers developed a co-building model in the economic development zone, and used its big-data screening to pinpoint enterprises whose power-factor readings appeared abnormal. Seeing the West Lake Wetland Co have such problems, staff members of the Tongguan branch of State Grid Tongling visited the site and found that a broken device had triggered abnormal power consumption. They solved the issue on the spot. Based on their "Act First, Wait Never "initiative, they helped 45 firms trim power bills by 1.25 million yuan ($176,056) in the first half.

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Yuan weakens against greenback

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The central parity rate of the Chinese currency renminbi, or the yuan, weakened 37 pips to 7.1056 against the US dollar on Monday, according to the China Foreign Exchange Trade System.

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A view of the booth of BOE Technology Group Co Ltd during an industry expo in Shanghai.

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China's leading display panel maker BOE Technology Group Co Ltd will invest more than 50 billion yuan ($7.02 billion) in research and development over the next three years, and allocate 500 billion yuan for procurement, aiming to drive technological breakthroughs and industrial upgrading across the supply chain.

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Chen Yanshun, chairman of BOE, said the company plans to devote 0.5 percent of its total revenue into the R&D of artificial intelligence each year to promote the application of AI in manufacturing, product development and operations. It has established a robotics team focusing on the development and production of robots designed for factory scenarios.

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According to Chen, BOE is deeply integrating advanced AI technology with the display sector, in hopes of building an intelligent system covering the entire display industrial chain, given that AI has experienced explosive growth in technological advancements and industrial applications over the past year.

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Chen made the remarks during the recently concluded BOE Global Innovation Partner Conference 2025, the company's annual gathering for global partners in the display industry, in Beijing, while highlighting the significant role of AI in empowering the development of manufacturing industry.

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The company has launched its AI-powered factory, covering production planning, material supply, manufacturing, quality management, energy optimization and environmental safety, enhancing the overall operational efficiency and setting a new benchmark for smart manufacturing.

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"The first batch of AI factories has been rolled out, providing strong support to display manufacturing through the adoption of AI," he said.

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Looking ahead, BOE will continue to collaborate with global partners to expand the use of AI across a wide range of fields to bolster the intelligent, green and sustainable development of the display industry, he added.

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"BOE plans to establish marketing and R&D centers in multiple countries and regions around the world, and work closely with local partners to tap into market opportunities," Chen said.

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The company's AI-powered display large models, which boast multimodal capacity and high precision and strong reasoning functionalities, could provide intelligent and digital solutions for scenarios across three core business sectors, namely, industrial manufacturing, product services, and enterprise operations.

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The State Council, China's Cabinet, recently issued a guideline on deeply implementing the "AI Plus" initiative. The country will promote the use of AI in science and technology, industrial development, consumption, people's well-being, governance capability and global cooperation, according to the guideline.

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By 2027, China will achieve extensive and deep integration of AI in six key sectors, with the penetration rate of new-generation intelligent terminals and AI agents surpassing 70 percent, and this figure will exceed 90 percent by 2030, the guideline said.

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Pan Helin, a member of the Expert Committee for Information and Communication Economy, which is part of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, said more efforts should be made to give full play to tech enterprises' advantages in AI and big data to expand the application scenarios of AI across various sectors.

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AI is not only a cutting-edge technology, but also one that provides a valuable opportunity for achieving transformation and upgrading, and improving the core competitiveness of enterprises, he added.

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China's AI sector will make big strides in the next 10 to 15 years, with its market size reaching 1.73 trillion yuan by 2035, accounting for 30.6 percent of the global total, according to market research company CCID Consulting.

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Zhu Keli, founding director of the China Institute of New Economy, underscored the vital role of AI in cultivating new quality productive forces and reshaping new competitive advantages.

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Zhu said the adoption of AI can reduce production costs, lower energy consumption, improve the quality of products and optimize resource allocation, thus bringing about huge economic benefits.

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fanfeifei@chinadaily.com.cn

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A view of the booth of BOE Technology Group Co Ltd during an industry expo in Shanghai.

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China's leading display panel maker BOE Technology Group Co Ltd will invest more than 50 billion yuan ($7.02 billion) in research and development over the next three years, and allocate 500 billion yuan for procurement, aiming to drive technological breakthroughs and industrial upgrading across the supply chain.

\n

Chen Yanshun, chairman of BOE, said the company plans to devote 0.5 percent of its total revenue into the R&D of artificial intelligence each year to promote the application of AI in manufacturing, product development and operations. It has established a robotics team focusing on the development and production of robots designed for factory scenarios.

\n

According to Chen, BOE is deeply integrating advanced AI technology with the display sector, in hopes of building an intelligent system covering the entire display industrial chain, given that AI has experienced explosive growth in technological advancements and industrial applications over the past year.

\n

Chen made the remarks during the recently concluded BOE Global Innovation Partner Conference 2025, the company's annual gathering for global partners in the display industry, in Beijing, while highlighting the significant role of AI in empowering the development of manufacturing industry.

\n

The company has launched its AI-powered factory, covering production planning, material supply, manufacturing, quality management, energy optimization and environmental safety, enhancing the overall operational efficiency and setting a new benchmark for smart manufacturing.

\n

"The first batch of AI factories has been rolled out, providing strong support to display manufacturing through the adoption of AI," he said.

\n

Looking ahead, BOE will continue to collaborate with global partners to expand the use of AI across a wide range of fields to bolster the intelligent, green and sustainable development of the display industry, he added.

\n

"BOE plans to establish marketing and R&D centers in multiple countries and regions around the world, and work closely with local partners to tap into market opportunities," Chen said.

\n

The company's AI-powered display large models, which boast multimodal capacity and high precision and strong reasoning functionalities, could provide intelligent and digital solutions for scenarios across three core business sectors, namely, industrial manufacturing, product services, and enterprise operations.

\n

The State Council, China's Cabinet, recently issued a guideline on deeply implementing the "AI Plus" initiative. The country will promote the use of AI in science and technology, industrial development, consumption, people's well-being, governance capability and global cooperation, according to the guideline.

\n

By 2027, China will achieve extensive and deep integration of AI in six key sectors, with the penetration rate of new-generation intelligent terminals and AI agents surpassing 70 percent, and this figure will exceed 90 percent by 2030, the guideline said.

\n

Pan Helin, a member of the Expert Committee for Information and Communication Economy, which is part of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, said more efforts should be made to give full play to tech enterprises' advantages in AI and big data to expand the application scenarios of AI across various sectors.

\n

AI is not only a cutting-edge technology, but also one that provides a valuable opportunity for achieving transformation and upgrading, and improving the core competitiveness of enterprises, he added.

\n

China's AI sector will make big strides in the next 10 to 15 years, with its market size reaching 1.73 trillion yuan by 2035, accounting for 30.6 percent of the global total, according to market research company CCID Consulting.

\n

Zhu Keli, founding director of the China Institute of New Economy, underscored the vital role of AI in cultivating new quality productive forces and reshaping new competitive advantages.

\n

Zhu said the adoption of AI can reduce production costs, lower energy consumption, improve the quality of products and optimize resource allocation, thus bringing about huge economic benefits.

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fanfeifei@chinadaily.com.cn

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Staff members from Caofeidian West Railway Station coordinate work at the facility — the largest freight-unloading station on the Datong-Qinhuangdao line. The station, in Tangshan, Hebei province, unloaded 1.48 million railcars from heavy-haul trains running on the line — amounting to 118 million metric tons of coal — between January and August, an increase of 4.03 percent year-on-year.

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Staff members from Caofeidian West Railway Station coordinate work at the facility — the largest freight-unloading station on the Datong-Qinhuangdao line. The station, in Tangshan, Hebei province, unloaded 1.48 million railcars from heavy-haul trains running on the line — amounting to 118 million metric tons of coal — between January and August, an increase of 4.03 percent year-on-year.

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The most significant shift in China's textile market lies in a strategic pivot by domestic brands, from cost-driven production to prioritizing sustainability and innovation, and this transformation, coupled with China's robust industrial foundation, has created a unique "innovation ecosystem "that is reshaping global textile dynamics, according to Rohit Aggarwal, CEO of Lenzing Group.

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In an exclusive interview during the 2025 Intertextile Shanghai Expo autumn edition held earlier this month, Aggarwal outlined Lenzing's strategic alignment with this trend, showcasing the company's "Big Five Fibers" and newly launched "Lenzing Pro" digital platform at the expo.

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The Austrian fiber giant's exhibition area, featuring 43 value chain partners, underscored how global innovators are supporting China's textile upgrade amid supportive government policies and evolving consumer demands.

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"We're witnessing a remarkable shift in China's textile landscape — domestic brands are not only increasing their collaborations with innovative material suppliers like Lenzing but are also elevating their product offerings to unprecedented levels of quality and sophistication," Aggarwal said.

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He emphasized China's two key strengths as being critical to this transformation: "China's super-large market scale and solid textile industry foundation are the 'dual engines' of the global industrial chain."

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This shift comes as China accelerates its green manufacturing agenda. The State Council's approval of an action plan for advancing the green and low-carbon development of manufacturing (2025-27) emphasizes advanced green technologies and circular economy practices, creating a policy environment that aligns with Lenzing's sustainability-focused strategy.

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Aggarwal highlighted China's unique capability to rapidly commercialize innovations.

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"When we launch special specifications of Tencel brand or Lenzing Ecovero brand, Chinese enterprises can efficiently complete the transformation from fibers to end-products," he said.

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This efficiency has made China more than just a market for Lenzing — it's an "innovation community," as described by Aggarwal, where "the efficiency and innovation of enterprises here are the core driving forces for us to deepen our presence".

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Lenzing's commitment to China's green transition is exemplified by its Nanjing facility, which has operated entirely on renewable electricity since 2023, reducing annual carbon emissions by 100,000 metric tons.

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"From a financial perspective, the Chinese market is at the core priority in the group's global capital allocation," said Nico Reiner, CFO of Lenzing Group. "The investment return rate of the Chinese market is good. The cost control and profit level of production bases in Nanjing and other places have brought more stable cash flow and asset appreciation. More importantly, the Chinese market has strong growth resilience, and the demand for sustainable and high-end fibers has maintained good growth, providing long-term certainty for capital allocation and supporting future revenue and profit growth."

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heqi@chinadaily.com.cn

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The most significant shift in China's textile market lies in a strategic pivot by domestic brands, from cost-driven production to prioritizing sustainability and innovation, and this transformation, coupled with China's robust industrial foundation, has created a unique "innovation ecosystem "that is reshaping global textile dynamics, according to Rohit Aggarwal, CEO of Lenzing Group.

\n

In an exclusive interview during the 2025 Intertextile Shanghai Expo autumn edition held earlier this month, Aggarwal outlined Lenzing's strategic alignment with this trend, showcasing the company's "Big Five Fibers" and newly launched "Lenzing Pro" digital platform at the expo.

\n

The Austrian fiber giant's exhibition area, featuring 43 value chain partners, underscored how global innovators are supporting China's textile upgrade amid supportive government policies and evolving consumer demands.

\n

"We're witnessing a remarkable shift in China's textile landscape — domestic brands are not only increasing their collaborations with innovative material suppliers like Lenzing but are also elevating their product offerings to unprecedented levels of quality and sophistication," Aggarwal said.

\n

He emphasized China's two key strengths as being critical to this transformation: "China's super-large market scale and solid textile industry foundation are the 'dual engines' of the global industrial chain."

\n

This shift comes as China accelerates its green manufacturing agenda. The State Council's approval of an action plan for advancing the green and low-carbon development of manufacturing (2025-27) emphasizes advanced green technologies and circular economy practices, creating a policy environment that aligns with Lenzing's sustainability-focused strategy.

\n

Aggarwal highlighted China's unique capability to rapidly commercialize innovations.

\n

"When we launch special specifications of Tencel brand or Lenzing Ecovero brand, Chinese enterprises can efficiently complete the transformation from fibers to end-products," he said.

\n

This efficiency has made China more than just a market for Lenzing — it's an "innovation community," as described by Aggarwal, where "the efficiency and innovation of enterprises here are the core driving forces for us to deepen our presence".

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Lenzing's commitment to China's green transition is exemplified by its Nanjing facility, which has operated entirely on renewable electricity since 2023, reducing annual carbon emissions by 100,000 metric tons.

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"From a financial perspective, the Chinese market is at the core priority in the group's global capital allocation," said Nico Reiner, CFO of Lenzing Group. "The investment return rate of the Chinese market is good. The cost control and profit level of production bases in Nanjing and other places have brought more stable cash flow and asset appreciation. More importantly, the Chinese market has strong growth resilience, and the demand for sustainable and high-end fibers has maintained good growth, providing long-term certainty for capital allocation and supporting future revenue and profit growth."

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heqi@chinadaily.com.cn

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Measures promoting reforms for market-based allocation of technological and data elements in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area will further ignite innovation vitality and unleash its industrial advantages, experts said.

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The remarks were made following the launch of comprehensive pilot reform plans to push forward with market-based allocation of production factors across 10 key regions.

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The State Council, China's Cabinet, last week approved the launch of the two-year pilot reform programs in regions including the Beijing sub city-center; key cities in southern Jiangsu province; the Hefei metropolitan area in Anhui province; Zhengzhou, Henan province; the Changsha-Zhuzhou-Xiangtan city cluster; and the nine mainland cities of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao GBA.

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Compared to the other nine regions involved in the initiative, the implementation plan for the nine Guangdong cities in the GBA is different as it involves "one country, two systems, three Customs zones", said Yu Zongliang, director of the Open Economy and Innovation Research of China Development Institute, a Shenzhen, Guangdong province-based think tank.

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The flow of factors in the region faces obstacles in terms of legal systems, regulatory standards and mutual recognition of qualifications, and the nine cities face their own barriers related to movement and policy discrepancies, Yu said.

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"The plan addresses these issues by treating the cities as a unified entity for comprehensive reform, focusing on the integrated allocation of factors. The goal is to establish a cohesive regional market and eliminate administrative barriers and policy differences that impede the free flow of factors, offering experience for regional coordination across the country."

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According to the plan, efforts will be made to improve property rights systems for scientific and technological achievements. State-owned tech enterprises are encouraged to increase the share of net income from the transfer of technological achievements for research and development teams and key contributors to over 50 percent.

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The plan also proposes establishing a market-driven system for the selection of tech projects, resource allocation and evaluation of outcomes.

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"This will further break longstanding institutional barriers, stimulate enthusiasm and creativity among university researchers, research institutes and enterprises, promote the efficient integration of technological innovation from 0 to 1 and industrial innovation from 1 to N, and facilitate transfer and iteration of technology," said Zhang Zhengang, a professor at the school of business administration, South China University of Technology.

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To accelerate the cultivation of a data market in South China, the nine Guangdong cities are encouraged to promote the opening and sharing of public data by implementing a "chief data officer" system and exploring the asset management of public data.

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The plan also proposes authorizing the operation of government data and establishing public data management institutions.

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"Intangible factors like data and computing power have become key production resources amid the digital economy wave. They essentially signify a contest among new quality productive forces, with the core battleground situated in emerging industries," said Jinan University professor Hu Gang.

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The development will enable the GBA to further unleash its industrial advantages and give better play to its value as a pivot, Hu added.

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Measures promoting reforms for market-based allocation of technological and data elements in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area will further ignite innovation vitality and unleash its industrial advantages, experts said.

\n

The remarks were made following the launch of comprehensive pilot reform plans to push forward with market-based allocation of production factors across 10 key regions.

\n

The State Council, China's Cabinet, last week approved the launch of the two-year pilot reform programs in regions including the Beijing sub city-center; key cities in southern Jiangsu province; the Hefei metropolitan area in Anhui province; Zhengzhou, Henan province; the Changsha-Zhuzhou-Xiangtan city cluster; and the nine mainland cities of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao GBA.

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Compared to the other nine regions involved in the initiative, the implementation plan for the nine Guangdong cities in the GBA is different as it involves "one country, two systems, three Customs zones", said Yu Zongliang, director of the Open Economy and Innovation Research of China Development Institute, a Shenzhen, Guangdong province-based think tank.

\n

The flow of factors in the region faces obstacles in terms of legal systems, regulatory standards and mutual recognition of qualifications, and the nine cities face their own barriers related to movement and policy discrepancies, Yu said.

\n

"The plan addresses these issues by treating the cities as a unified entity for comprehensive reform, focusing on the integrated allocation of factors. The goal is to establish a cohesive regional market and eliminate administrative barriers and policy differences that impede the free flow of factors, offering experience for regional coordination across the country."

\n

According to the plan, efforts will be made to improve property rights systems for scientific and technological achievements. State-owned tech enterprises are encouraged to increase the share of net income from the transfer of technological achievements for research and development teams and key contributors to over 50 percent.

\n

The plan also proposes establishing a market-driven system for the selection of tech projects, resource allocation and evaluation of outcomes.

\n

"This will further break longstanding institutional barriers, stimulate enthusiasm and creativity among university researchers, research institutes and enterprises, promote the efficient integration of technological innovation from 0 to 1 and industrial innovation from 1 to N, and facilitate transfer and iteration of technology," said Zhang Zhengang, a professor at the school of business administration, South China University of Technology.

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To accelerate the cultivation of a data market in South China, the nine Guangdong cities are encouraged to promote the opening and sharing of public data by implementing a "chief data officer" system and exploring the asset management of public data.

\n

The plan also proposes authorizing the operation of government data and establishing public data management institutions.

\n

"Intangible factors like data and computing power have become key production resources amid the digital economy wave. They essentially signify a contest among new quality productive forces, with the core battleground situated in emerging industries," said Jinan University professor Hu Gang.

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The development will enable the GBA to further unleash its industrial advantages and give better play to its value as a pivot, Hu added.

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sally@chinadailyhk.com

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China's green electricity trading market is experiencing rapid growth, signaling a significant shift in the country's energy landscape as Beijing pushes for ambitious carbon neutrality goals, said industry experts.

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The market, designed to facilitate the direct purchase of renewable energy by consumers, is gaining traction as companies seek to reduce their carbon footprint and meet increasingly stringent environmental regulations.

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China's energy landscape is undergoing a dramatic shift, fueled by the rapid expansion of interconnected "electricity-carbon-certificate" markets, said Zhang Xiaoxuan, deputy director of the Enterprise Strategy Research Department of State Grid Energy Research Institute Co Ltd.

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These markets are evolving at a rapid speed, reflecting Beijing's commitment to decarbonizing its power sector and achieving its ambitious climate goals, she said.

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China's green electricity certificate (GEC) market has entered a new phase of growth in recent years, driven by mandatory consumption requirements for energy-intensive industries as well as growing awareness.

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There has been a significant increase in interest from companies across various sectors, as companies are realizing that purchasing green electricity is not only good for the environment but also makes good business sense, enhancing their brand image and attracting environmentally conscious consumers.

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According to Chang Qing, vice-president of Beijing Power Exchange Center, demand for green electricity is surging among both domestic and international companies operating in China, fueled by ambitious sustainability targets.

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Multinational corporations like BMW and BASF have publicly committed to achieving 100 percent green electricity production within the next decade, she said.

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In 2024, China's power generation exceeded 10 trillion kilowatt-hours, accounting for one-third of the global total. The country also supplies 70 percent of the world's photovoltaic modules and 60 percent of wind power equipment.

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"To further promote the adoption of green electricity, China should continuously improve its green power trading mechanisms, facilitating the integration of green power transactions with provincial mid- and long-term contracts and spot market trading," said Chang.

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The development of a robust green electricity and green certificate market is crucial for supporting renewable energy development in China, serving as a successor to subsidy policies and facilitating the integration of renewables into the power market, she said.

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Launched in September 2021, the green electricity trading program allows companies to buy electricity directly from renewable energy generators, such as wind and solar farms, ensuring that their consumption is powered by clean sources.

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This differs from the traditional grid system, where electricity from various sources is mixed, making it difficult to track the origin and environmental impact of the power consumed.

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The volume of green electricity traded has surged in the past year, reflecting growing demand and increased participation.

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According to the China Electricity Council, the total trading volume in the first half of 2025 reached a record high, exceeding the total volume traded in the entire year of 2024. This exponential growth underscores the increasing appetite for green energy among Chinese businesses.

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China has aggressively pursued the development of carbon, electricity, and green energy certificate markets in recent years, accelerating its transition to a low-carbon economy, said Ouyang Changyu, deputy chief engineer of State Grid Corp of China.

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The national carbon market, initially focused on the power sector, has expanded to include steel, cement and aluminum smelting, now covering over 60 percent of the country's carbon emissions, he said.

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"Beijing is pushing for the full participation of renewable energy sources in the electricity market, leveraging market mechanisms to optimize energy resource allocation," Ouyang said.

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"Furthermore, China is fostering innovative energy production and consumption models, including the development of zero-carbon industrial parks, direct green electricity connections and integrated power generation-grid-storage projects. These initiatives aim to promote the local and distributed utilization of renewable energy."

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China's green electricity trading market is experiencing rapid growth, signaling a significant shift in the country's energy landscape as Beijing pushes for ambitious carbon neutrality goals, said industry experts.

\n

The market, designed to facilitate the direct purchase of renewable energy by consumers, is gaining traction as companies seek to reduce their carbon footprint and meet increasingly stringent environmental regulations.

\n

China's energy landscape is undergoing a dramatic shift, fueled by the rapid expansion of interconnected "electricity-carbon-certificate" markets, said Zhang Xiaoxuan, deputy director of the Enterprise Strategy Research Department of State Grid Energy Research Institute Co Ltd.

\n

These markets are evolving at a rapid speed, reflecting Beijing's commitment to decarbonizing its power sector and achieving its ambitious climate goals, she said.

\n

China's green electricity certificate (GEC) market has entered a new phase of growth in recent years, driven by mandatory consumption requirements for energy-intensive industries as well as growing awareness.

\n

There has been a significant increase in interest from companies across various sectors, as companies are realizing that purchasing green electricity is not only good for the environment but also makes good business sense, enhancing their brand image and attracting environmentally conscious consumers.

\n

According to Chang Qing, vice-president of Beijing Power Exchange Center, demand for green electricity is surging among both domestic and international companies operating in China, fueled by ambitious sustainability targets.

\n

Multinational corporations like BMW and BASF have publicly committed to achieving 100 percent green electricity production within the next decade, she said.

\n

In 2024, China's power generation exceeded 10 trillion kilowatt-hours, accounting for one-third of the global total. The country also supplies 70 percent of the world's photovoltaic modules and 60 percent of wind power equipment.

\n

"To further promote the adoption of green electricity, China should continuously improve its green power trading mechanisms, facilitating the integration of green power transactions with provincial mid- and long-term contracts and spot market trading," said Chang.

\n

The development of a robust green electricity and green certificate market is crucial for supporting renewable energy development in China, serving as a successor to subsidy policies and facilitating the integration of renewables into the power market, she said.

\n

Launched in September 2021, the green electricity trading program allows companies to buy electricity directly from renewable energy generators, such as wind and solar farms, ensuring that their consumption is powered by clean sources.

\n

This differs from the traditional grid system, where electricity from various sources is mixed, making it difficult to track the origin and environmental impact of the power consumed.

\n

The volume of green electricity traded has surged in the past year, reflecting growing demand and increased participation.

\n

According to the China Electricity Council, the total trading volume in the first half of 2025 reached a record high, exceeding the total volume traded in the entire year of 2024. This exponential growth underscores the increasing appetite for green energy among Chinese businesses.

\n

China has aggressively pursued the development of carbon, electricity, and green energy certificate markets in recent years, accelerating its transition to a low-carbon economy, said Ouyang Changyu, deputy chief engineer of State Grid Corp of China.

\n

The national carbon market, initially focused on the power sector, has expanded to include steel, cement and aluminum smelting, now covering over 60 percent of the country's carbon emissions, he said.

\n

"Beijing is pushing for the full participation of renewable energy sources in the electricity market, leveraging market mechanisms to optimize energy resource allocation," Ouyang said.

\n

"Furthermore, China is fostering innovative energy production and consumption models, including the development of zero-carbon industrial parks, direct green electricity connections and integrated power generation-grid-storage projects. These initiatives aim to promote the local and distributed utilization of renewable energy."

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zhengxin@chinadaily.com.cn

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Visitors try out salmon products imported from Norway during an event in Nanchang, Jiangxi province.

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Norway, the world's largest producer of Atlantic salmon by output, said the demand for salmon has been growing rapidly in China, fueled by the expanding size of China's middle-income group and the booming development of e-commerce and new retail channels, an upward trend that is expected to continue in the next few years.

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China has risen from Norway's sixth-largest seafood exporting market last year to the third largest this year, making it the fastest-growing country among Norway's top 10 export destinations, according to the Norwegian Seafood Council.

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Norwegian salmon continues to hold the top spot in the country's seafood exports to China. In the first eight months of this year, the export volume of Norwegian salmon to China reached 61,303 metric tons, jumping 120 percent year-on-year, and the export value came in at 5.4 billion Norwegian kroner ($549 million), up 66 percent on a yearly basis, the council's data show.

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Over the same period, the total export value of Norwegian seafood to China reached 8 billion Norwegian kroner, growing 43 percent year-on-year, the council said.

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Vebjorn Dysvik, Norwegian ambassador to China, said the seafood industry is Norway's most important mainland export industry, and China, as one of Norway's most important trade partners, has become a key growth engine for Norwegian seafood worldwide.

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"We look forward to deepening cooperation in the seafood sector and bringing safe, delicious and high-quality Norwegian seafood to Chinese consumers," Dysvik said during a recent event in Beijing.

\n

Back in the 1980s, the Scandinavian nation first introduced Atlantic salmon for raw consumption to the international market, and this year marks the 40th anniversary of the launch of salmon sashimi. Today, Norway's annual output of salmon accounts for over half of the world's total.

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China's salmon market is showing unprecedented growth momentum, with Norwegian salmon emerging as a major beneficiary. Data revealed that Norwegian salmon's market share in China has climbed from 39 percent in January to 71 percent in June, marking its highest share in the Chinese market over the past 15 years, the council said.

\n

Sigmund Bjorgo, director of the Norwegian Seafood Council in China, said as sushi and sashimi gain growing popularity among Chinese consumers, demand for Norwegian salmon in the country has been growing at a rapid pace. He further noted that China has developed a combined offline-and-digital consumption model, which is playing a key role in continuously unlocking the market's potential for Norwegian salmon.

\n

"From supermarkets, fresh-cut outlets and restaurants to instant delivery services and next-day cold-chain logistics networks, Norwegian salmon is reaching Chinese consumers' daily lives at an unprecedented speed and scale," Bjorgo said.

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"China has emerged as Asia's largest consumer of Atlantic salmon, with its consumption volume doubling that of Japan, the second-largest consumer in the region," he added.

\n

Meanwhile, the council said it will further strengthen online marketing efforts on platforms including WeChat and RedNote, while starting cooperation with more local sashimi chains such as Jingzhe Salmon and Wecook Seafood. Next year, the council will raise its marketing budget in China by 70 percent compared to this year.

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Jingzhe Salmon, a Shanghai-headquartered chain restaurant focused on salmon and other seafood sashimi, now operates more than 700 outlets across China, with over 95 percent of its stores maintaining profitability.

\n

The company plans to accelerate its national restaurant expansion, with a focus on second-tier cities and lower-tier markets. The chain expects to grow its store count to over 1,000 by the end of this year and scale up to more than 3,000 outlets by the end of 2026.

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"We will continue to advance our 'one county, one store' initiative, with the goal of covering more than 1,900 counties across China," said Sun Gaochao, co-founder and general manager of Jingzhe Salmon.

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zhuwenqian@chinadaily.com.cn

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Visitors try out salmon products imported from Norway during an event in Nanchang, Jiangxi province.

\n\n

Norway, the world's largest producer of Atlantic salmon by output, said the demand for salmon has been growing rapidly in China, fueled by the expanding size of China's middle-income group and the booming development of e-commerce and new retail channels, an upward trend that is expected to continue in the next few years.

\n

China has risen from Norway's sixth-largest seafood exporting market last year to the third largest this year, making it the fastest-growing country among Norway's top 10 export destinations, according to the Norwegian Seafood Council.

\n

Norwegian salmon continues to hold the top spot in the country's seafood exports to China. In the first eight months of this year, the export volume of Norwegian salmon to China reached 61,303 metric tons, jumping 120 percent year-on-year, and the export value came in at 5.4 billion Norwegian kroner ($549 million), up 66 percent on a yearly basis, the council's data show.

\n

Over the same period, the total export value of Norwegian seafood to China reached 8 billion Norwegian kroner, growing 43 percent year-on-year, the council said.

\n

Vebjorn Dysvik, Norwegian ambassador to China, said the seafood industry is Norway's most important mainland export industry, and China, as one of Norway's most important trade partners, has become a key growth engine for Norwegian seafood worldwide.

\n

"We look forward to deepening cooperation in the seafood sector and bringing safe, delicious and high-quality Norwegian seafood to Chinese consumers," Dysvik said during a recent event in Beijing.

\n

Back in the 1980s, the Scandinavian nation first introduced Atlantic salmon for raw consumption to the international market, and this year marks the 40th anniversary of the launch of salmon sashimi. Today, Norway's annual output of salmon accounts for over half of the world's total.

\n

China's salmon market is showing unprecedented growth momentum, with Norwegian salmon emerging as a major beneficiary. Data revealed that Norwegian salmon's market share in China has climbed from 39 percent in January to 71 percent in June, marking its highest share in the Chinese market over the past 15 years, the council said.

\n

Sigmund Bjorgo, director of the Norwegian Seafood Council in China, said as sushi and sashimi gain growing popularity among Chinese consumers, demand for Norwegian salmon in the country has been growing at a rapid pace. He further noted that China has developed a combined offline-and-digital consumption model, which is playing a key role in continuously unlocking the market's potential for Norwegian salmon.

\n

"From supermarkets, fresh-cut outlets and restaurants to instant delivery services and next-day cold-chain logistics networks, Norwegian salmon is reaching Chinese consumers' daily lives at an unprecedented speed and scale," Bjorgo said.

\n

"China has emerged as Asia's largest consumer of Atlantic salmon, with its consumption volume doubling that of Japan, the second-largest consumer in the region," he added.

\n

Meanwhile, the council said it will further strengthen online marketing efforts on platforms including WeChat and RedNote, while starting cooperation with more local sashimi chains such as Jingzhe Salmon and Wecook Seafood. Next year, the council will raise its marketing budget in China by 70 percent compared to this year.

\n

Jingzhe Salmon, a Shanghai-headquartered chain restaurant focused on salmon and other seafood sashimi, now operates more than 700 outlets across China, with over 95 percent of its stores maintaining profitability.

\n

The company plans to accelerate its national restaurant expansion, with a focus on second-tier cities and lower-tier markets. The chain expects to grow its store count to over 1,000 by the end of this year and scale up to more than 3,000 outlets by the end of 2026.

\n

"We will continue to advance our 'one county, one store' initiative, with the goal of covering more than 1,900 counties across China," said Sun Gaochao, co-founder and general manager of Jingzhe Salmon.

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zhuwenqian@chinadaily.com.cn

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Employees work on an auto assembly line in Wuhan, Hubei province, on Aug 25.

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China is stepping up efforts to ensure fair competition and strengthen supply chain resilience in its auto sector, with new measures rolled out to standardize concrete payment practices and better protect small and medium-sized suppliers.

\n

In a bid to foster a more collaborative and sustainable industry ecosystem, the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM) on Monday issued new guidelines on standardizing payment terms in procurement contracts between automakers and suppliers.

\n

In response, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology voiced support for the move, saying the detailed guidelines will help ensure commitments are honored and will play an important role in advancing the healthy development of the auto sector.

\n

"The initiative provides detailed best-practice requirements that will help ensure automakers deliver on their payment commitments, a move that carries significant weight in promoting standardized and healthy development across the auto industry," the MIIT said.

\n

The ministry also pledged to continue taking multiple steps to foster a collaborative and mutually beneficial ecosystem between automakers and auto parts suppliers, advancing the sector's sustainable growth.

\n

The guidelines lay down clear requirements for key aspects of transactions, including order confirmation, delivery and acceptance, payment and settlement, and contract duration.

\n

For example, buyers are required to complete inspections within three working days of receiving goods. Payment terms begin once products are accepted and inspected, and the payment period must not exceed 60 calendar days.

\n

Regarding payment methods, the guidelines encourage the use of cash payments, such as bank transfers and wire transfers, as well as banker's acceptance (BA). For small and medium-sized suppliers, only cash or BAs are recommended.

\n

The initiative further said that if the unit price of supplies has not yet been agreed upon, the buyer shall make an advance payment based on a certain proportion of the most recent contract price or the agreed development price. In principle, this proportion should be no less than 80 percent of the latest contract price — or 50 percent of the development price.

\n

It also encourages automakers and suppliers to build long-term and stable partnerships, with each contract carrying a validity period of no less than one year.

\n

The initiative is intended to support the implementation of revised regulations on ensuring payments to small and medium-sized enterprises, released by the State Council, China's Cabinet, earlier this year.

\n

In June, 17 leading automakers nationwide publicly pledged to support the central initiative and keep supplier payment periods within 60 days.

\n

This time around, the 17 major domestic automakers — including GAC Group, Seres, Changan Auto, Dongfeng Motor, Xiaomi and Li Auto — have to date voiced support for the new CAAM guidelines, saying they will actively implement the initiative to drive closer cooperation and healthier growth across the supply chain.

\n

"Timely and full payments to suppliers is the most basic form of respect for partners and a key to ensuring supply chain stability," said Xiaomi in its statement on Monday, adding the company will keep honoring its commitment to settle accounts within 60 days.

\n

Changan Auto said it has fully honored the 60-day payment commitment through an innovative "delivery date plus 10 days settlement" model, which has also created a standardized and efficient payment process for suppliers.

\n

GAC Group also noted in its latest statement that it has strictly adhered to the principle of "no more than 60 days" for supplier payments for 28 years since its establishment. The company has also built a comprehensive management system covering order issuance, inspection, settlement and payment, while leveraging digital platforms to ensure full-process transparency and prevent any form of payment delays.

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lijiaying@chinadaily.com.cn

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Employees work on an auto assembly line in Wuhan, Hubei province, on Aug 25.

\n

China is stepping up efforts to ensure fair competition and strengthen supply chain resilience in its auto sector, with new measures rolled out to standardize concrete payment practices and better protect small and medium-sized suppliers.

\n

In a bid to foster a more collaborative and sustainable industry ecosystem, the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM) on Monday issued new guidelines on standardizing payment terms in procurement contracts between automakers and suppliers.

\n

In response, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology voiced support for the move, saying the detailed guidelines will help ensure commitments are honored and will play an important role in advancing the healthy development of the auto sector.

\n

"The initiative provides detailed best-practice requirements that will help ensure automakers deliver on their payment commitments, a move that carries significant weight in promoting standardized and healthy development across the auto industry," the MIIT said.

\n

The ministry also pledged to continue taking multiple steps to foster a collaborative and mutually beneficial ecosystem between automakers and auto parts suppliers, advancing the sector's sustainable growth.

\n

The guidelines lay down clear requirements for key aspects of transactions, including order confirmation, delivery and acceptance, payment and settlement, and contract duration.

\n

For example, buyers are required to complete inspections within three working days of receiving goods. Payment terms begin once products are accepted and inspected, and the payment period must not exceed 60 calendar days.

\n

Regarding payment methods, the guidelines encourage the use of cash payments, such as bank transfers and wire transfers, as well as banker's acceptance (BA). For small and medium-sized suppliers, only cash or BAs are recommended.

\n

The initiative further said that if the unit price of supplies has not yet been agreed upon, the buyer shall make an advance payment based on a certain proportion of the most recent contract price or the agreed development price. In principle, this proportion should be no less than 80 percent of the latest contract price — or 50 percent of the development price.

\n

It also encourages automakers and suppliers to build long-term and stable partnerships, with each contract carrying a validity period of no less than one year.

\n

The initiative is intended to support the implementation of revised regulations on ensuring payments to small and medium-sized enterprises, released by the State Council, China's Cabinet, earlier this year.

\n

In June, 17 leading automakers nationwide publicly pledged to support the central initiative and keep supplier payment periods within 60 days.

\n

This time around, the 17 major domestic automakers — including GAC Group, Seres, Changan Auto, Dongfeng Motor, Xiaomi and Li Auto — have to date voiced support for the new CAAM guidelines, saying they will actively implement the initiative to drive closer cooperation and healthier growth across the supply chain.

\n

"Timely and full payments to suppliers is the most basic form of respect for partners and a key to ensuring supply chain stability," said Xiaomi in its statement on Monday, adding the company will keep honoring its commitment to settle accounts within 60 days.

\n

Changan Auto said it has fully honored the 60-day payment commitment through an innovative "delivery date plus 10 days settlement" model, which has also created a standardized and efficient payment process for suppliers.

\n

GAC Group also noted in its latest statement that it has strictly adhered to the principle of "no more than 60 days" for supplier payments for 28 years since its establishment. The company has also built a comprehensive management system covering order issuance, inspection, settlement and payment, while leveraging digital platforms to ensure full-process transparency and prevent any form of payment delays.

\n

lijiaying@chinadaily.com.cn

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Visitors view a model of a virtual power plant's electrical system at the International Digital Energy Expo 2024 in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, on Sept 8, 2024.

\n

China's energy storage sector has experienced rapid growth over the past two years and is expected to maintain strong momentum going forward, as the country continues to expand its renewable energy capacity, said industry experts.

\n

While energy storage in China has surged ahead in the past few years, the significant new renewable energy capacity expected to come online across the country in the next three years will only further fuel the growth, said a new report by the China Electric Power Planning and Engineering Institute.

\n

The report forecasts a high level of new renewable energy installations across the country over the next three years, with a surge in solar and wind power driving demand for distributed energy storage solutions and virtual power plants, as well as creating opportunities for new market players.

\n

The integration of large-scale renewable energy requires flexible and reliable energy storage solutions, and a significant increase in demand for new types of energy storage technologies is expected to support the grid and ensure stability, it said.

\n

The 2025 China Energy Development Report, released recently by the institute in Beijing, highlights the promising outlook for emerging energy storage technologies such as sodium-ion batteries and compressed air energy storage.

\n

Compressed air energy storage is a method of storing energy by compressing air into a large underground reservoir, such as a cave or salt mine, using surplus electricity. When power is needed, the compressed air is released to drive a turbine and generate electricity, providing a way to balance energy supply and demand.

\n

These technologies are seen as potential alternatives to lithium-ion batteries, offering advantages in terms of cost, resource availability and safety, and play a significant role especially amid the extraordinary pace and magnitude of China's renewable energy growth over the past five years, it said.

\n

Zhu Yicong, vice-president of renewables and power research at Rystad Energy, said China — a country already possesses the world's largest renewable energy capacity — has been aggressively pursuing a greener economy.

\n

Solar power is at the forefront of this transformation, poised to surpass existing records and solidify China's position as a leader in renewable energy. This projection underscores China's determination to lead the global transition to a cleaner energy future, she said.

\n

During the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25) period, the proportion of renewable energy within China's total installed power generation capacity surged from 40 percent to approximately 60 percent, with wind and solar power annual installations demonstrating a trajectory of "leapfrog development", said the National Energy Administration.

\n

This rapid expansion of renewable energy capacity directly translates into a growing need for energy storage systems, at home and abroad, to balance supply and demand, manage grid fluctuations, and ultimately, facilitate the seamless integration of renewables into existing power infrastructure, said industry experts.

\n

According to the China Electric Power Planning and Engineering Institute, the growth of distributed energy storage is particularly noteworthy, as it allows consumers and businesses to store excess renewable energy generated on-site and use it when needed, further reducing reliance on the grid, and improve energy security.

\n

Fueled by ambitious renewable energy targets and a growing recognition of the need for grid stability, Chinese companies have significantly ramped up their efforts in energy storage technologies in recent years.

\n

This surge in activity spans a wide range of solutions, from large-scale battery storage systems to innovative approaches like compressed air energy storage and pumped hydro, reflecting a commitment to diversifying and strengthening the nation's energy infrastructure.

\n

The world's first intelligent grid-forming photovoltaic and energy storage power station, tailored for ultrahigh altitudes, low temperatures and weak-grid scenarios, was connected to the grid in Ngari prefecture, Southwest China's Xizang autonomous region, in July, according to its operator Huawei.

\n

The energy storage system is situated on the edge of the region's power grid, with a high proportion of new energy installations but a weak grid — connected to the main grid 500 kilometers away via a single 110-kilovolt line.

\n

The project faced operational challenges due to low air pressure and oxygen levels, hindering equipment cooling and overall performance. The engineering breakthrough has further enhanced the stability of the local grid by generating their own voltage and frequency signals, contributing to a more robust and reliable energy infrastructure.

\n

The China Energy Storage Alliance said in the first half of 2025, newly commissioned novel energy storage projects in China reached 23.03 gigawatts, representing a year-on-year increase of 68 percent in power capacity.

\n

Notably, May alone saw a record-breaking 10.25 GW of new installations, a staggering 462 percent increase compared to the same month last year.

\n

Fueled by growing global demand, Chinese energy storage companies are not only expanding their domestic presence, but are also actively pursuing opportunities in overseas markets, leveraging their technological advancements and competitive pricing to secure significant projects and partnerships worldwide.

\n

Data released by the China Industrial Association of Power Sources reveal that global shipments of energy storage battery cells reached 226 GWh in the first half, a 97 percent year-on-year increase.

\n

Chinese manufacturers dominate the sector, with the top nine companies in terms of shipments all being based in the country. Domestic firms accounted for over 90 percent of global energy storage lithium battery shipments, with overseas orders repeatedly breaking records, it said.

\n

Chinese companies secured 199 new overseas energy storage orders and partnerships in the first half, totaling over 160 GWh, a 220.28 percent year-on-year increase, said CIAPS.

\n

The Middle East emerged as the fastest-growing market, accounting for 37.55 GWh of orders, or 23.44 percent of the total. Australia followed closely with 32.31 GWh (20.17 percent), while Europe accounted for 22.81 GWh (14.24 percent) and Japan 15.06 GWh (9.4 percent).

\n

The Middle East not only experienced the fastest growth, but also contributed the largest volume of new orders globally. Australia and some emerging markets in East Asia also saw a surge in large-scale orders, it said.

\n

The global energy storage market has remained active in the third quarter, with Chinese companies announcing a string of significant order wins.

\n

In late July, new energy power equipment maker Sungrow Power Supply secured a 2.4 GWh energy storage order in Europe, marking its entry into the Bulgarian market. On Aug 17, Hithium Energy Storage Technology and Saudi Electricity Company signed an agreement for the supply and maintenance of equipment for a 4 GWh energy storage project.

\n

Power shortages across emerging markets in the Middle East, Southeast Asia, South Africa, India and Latin America are creating significant opportunities for Chinese energy storage companies, according to a research note from Guosen Securities.

\n

The report highlights that supportive government policies in these regions are expected to drive substantial growth in energy storage installations, making emerging markets a crucial export destination for Chinese firms in the sector.

\n

The energy storage sector has been transitioning from a policy-driven to a market-driven model, said Lin Boqiang, head of the China Institute for Studies in Energy Policy at Xiamen University.

\n

This shift implies a greater reliance on market demand and pricing mechanisms, which is expected to fuel a sustained period of growth in energy storage capacity, he said.

\n

"The inherent uncertainty surrounding future revenue from wind and solar power generation is further incentivizing these entities to invest in more energy storage equipment to mitigate risk and ensure grid stability."

\n

In addition to energy storage, virtual power plants, which aggregate distributed energy resources such as solar panels, batteries and electric vehicles, are also gaining traction in China, providing grid services such as frequency regulation and peak shaving.

\n

Wang Hongzhi, head of the National Energy Administration, said emerging models and business formats, including virtual power plants, are developing rapidly and becoming an important source of new productive forces.

\n

Zhu Gongshan, chairman of GCL Group, China's largest private power firm, said energy storage, alongside other auxiliary services like vehicle-to-grid systems and smart microgrids, are paramount for ensuring grid stability.

\n

These technologies are essential for rapidly adjusting power output to meet fluctuating demand and providing reliable backup power, creating a more resilient and responsive energy infrastructure, Zhu said.

\n

Fueled by the growth of renewable energy technologies, energy storage has witnessed rapid investment during the past few years.

\n

Investment in key projects, including new energy storage, charging and battery swapping infrastructure, hydrogen energy, and integrated source-grid-load-storage systems, approached 200 billion yuan ($28.08 billion) last year, said Wan Jinsong, deputy head of the National Energy Administration.

\n

China's private enterprises are deeply involved in national science and technology projects in the energy sector, accounting for more than 85 percent of the power facility construction sector, with an average annual growth rate of over 15 percent, Wan said.

\n

The country has set ambitious targets for renewable energy deployment and is investing heavily in energy storage technologies to support this transition. The continued growth of the energy storage sector is expected to play a crucial role in enabling China to achieve its climate goals, said the 2025 China Energy Development Report.

\n

zhengxin@chinadaily.com.cn

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Visitors view a model of a virtual power plant's electrical system at the International Digital Energy Expo 2024 in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, on Sept 8, 2024.

\n

China's energy storage sector has experienced rapid growth over the past two years and is expected to maintain strong momentum going forward, as the country continues to expand its renewable energy capacity, said industry experts.

\n

While energy storage in China has surged ahead in the past few years, the significant new renewable energy capacity expected to come online across the country in the next three years will only further fuel the growth, said a new report by the China Electric Power Planning and Engineering Institute.

\n

The report forecasts a high level of new renewable energy installations across the country over the next three years, with a surge in solar and wind power driving demand for distributed energy storage solutions and virtual power plants, as well as creating opportunities for new market players.

\n

The integration of large-scale renewable energy requires flexible and reliable energy storage solutions, and a significant increase in demand for new types of energy storage technologies is expected to support the grid and ensure stability, it said.

\n

The 2025 China Energy Development Report, released recently by the institute in Beijing, highlights the promising outlook for emerging energy storage technologies such as sodium-ion batteries and compressed air energy storage.

\n

Compressed air energy storage is a method of storing energy by compressing air into a large underground reservoir, such as a cave or salt mine, using surplus electricity. When power is needed, the compressed air is released to drive a turbine and generate electricity, providing a way to balance energy supply and demand.

\n

These technologies are seen as potential alternatives to lithium-ion batteries, offering advantages in terms of cost, resource availability and safety, and play a significant role especially amid the extraordinary pace and magnitude of China's renewable energy growth over the past five years, it said.

\n

Zhu Yicong, vice-president of renewables and power research at Rystad Energy, said China — a country already possesses the world's largest renewable energy capacity — has been aggressively pursuing a greener economy.

\n

Solar power is at the forefront of this transformation, poised to surpass existing records and solidify China's position as a leader in renewable energy. This projection underscores China's determination to lead the global transition to a cleaner energy future, she said.

\n

During the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25) period, the proportion of renewable energy within China's total installed power generation capacity surged from 40 percent to approximately 60 percent, with wind and solar power annual installations demonstrating a trajectory of "leapfrog development", said the National Energy Administration.

\n

This rapid expansion of renewable energy capacity directly translates into a growing need for energy storage systems, at home and abroad, to balance supply and demand, manage grid fluctuations, and ultimately, facilitate the seamless integration of renewables into existing power infrastructure, said industry experts.

\n

According to the China Electric Power Planning and Engineering Institute, the growth of distributed energy storage is particularly noteworthy, as it allows consumers and businesses to store excess renewable energy generated on-site and use it when needed, further reducing reliance on the grid, and improve energy security.

\n

Fueled by ambitious renewable energy targets and a growing recognition of the need for grid stability, Chinese companies have significantly ramped up their efforts in energy storage technologies in recent years.

\n

This surge in activity spans a wide range of solutions, from large-scale battery storage systems to innovative approaches like compressed air energy storage and pumped hydro, reflecting a commitment to diversifying and strengthening the nation's energy infrastructure.

\n

The world's first intelligent grid-forming photovoltaic and energy storage power station, tailored for ultrahigh altitudes, low temperatures and weak-grid scenarios, was connected to the grid in Ngari prefecture, Southwest China's Xizang autonomous region, in July, according to its operator Huawei.

\n

The energy storage system is situated on the edge of the region's power grid, with a high proportion of new energy installations but a weak grid — connected to the main grid 500 kilometers away via a single 110-kilovolt line.

\n

The project faced operational challenges due to low air pressure and oxygen levels, hindering equipment cooling and overall performance. The engineering breakthrough has further enhanced the stability of the local grid by generating their own voltage and frequency signals, contributing to a more robust and reliable energy infrastructure.

\n

The China Energy Storage Alliance said in the first half of 2025, newly commissioned novel energy storage projects in China reached 23.03 gigawatts, representing a year-on-year increase of 68 percent in power capacity.

\n

Notably, May alone saw a record-breaking 10.25 GW of new installations, a staggering 462 percent increase compared to the same month last year.

\n

Fueled by growing global demand, Chinese energy storage companies are not only expanding their domestic presence, but are also actively pursuing opportunities in overseas markets, leveraging their technological advancements and competitive pricing to secure significant projects and partnerships worldwide.

\n

Data released by the China Industrial Association of Power Sources reveal that global shipments of energy storage battery cells reached 226 GWh in the first half, a 97 percent year-on-year increase.

\n

Chinese manufacturers dominate the sector, with the top nine companies in terms of shipments all being based in the country. Domestic firms accounted for over 90 percent of global energy storage lithium battery shipments, with overseas orders repeatedly breaking records, it said.

\n

Chinese companies secured 199 new overseas energy storage orders and partnerships in the first half, totaling over 160 GWh, a 220.28 percent year-on-year increase, said CIAPS.

\n

The Middle East emerged as the fastest-growing market, accounting for 37.55 GWh of orders, or 23.44 percent of the total. Australia followed closely with 32.31 GWh (20.17 percent), while Europe accounted for 22.81 GWh (14.24 percent) and Japan 15.06 GWh (9.4 percent).

\n

The Middle East not only experienced the fastest growth, but also contributed the largest volume of new orders globally. Australia and some emerging markets in East Asia also saw a surge in large-scale orders, it said.

\n

The global energy storage market has remained active in the third quarter, with Chinese companies announcing a string of significant order wins.

\n

In late July, new energy power equipment maker Sungrow Power Supply secured a 2.4 GWh energy storage order in Europe, marking its entry into the Bulgarian market. On Aug 17, Hithium Energy Storage Technology and Saudi Electricity Company signed an agreement for the supply and maintenance of equipment for a 4 GWh energy storage project.

\n

Power shortages across emerging markets in the Middle East, Southeast Asia, South Africa, India and Latin America are creating significant opportunities for Chinese energy storage companies, according to a research note from Guosen Securities.

\n

The report highlights that supportive government policies in these regions are expected to drive substantial growth in energy storage installations, making emerging markets a crucial export destination for Chinese firms in the sector.

\n

The energy storage sector has been transitioning from a policy-driven to a market-driven model, said Lin Boqiang, head of the China Institute for Studies in Energy Policy at Xiamen University.

\n

This shift implies a greater reliance on market demand and pricing mechanisms, which is expected to fuel a sustained period of growth in energy storage capacity, he said.

\n

"The inherent uncertainty surrounding future revenue from wind and solar power generation is further incentivizing these entities to invest in more energy storage equipment to mitigate risk and ensure grid stability."

\n

In addition to energy storage, virtual power plants, which aggregate distributed energy resources such as solar panels, batteries and electric vehicles, are also gaining traction in China, providing grid services such as frequency regulation and peak shaving.

\n

Wang Hongzhi, head of the National Energy Administration, said emerging models and business formats, including virtual power plants, are developing rapidly and becoming an important source of new productive forces.

\n

Zhu Gongshan, chairman of GCL Group, China's largest private power firm, said energy storage, alongside other auxiliary services like vehicle-to-grid systems and smart microgrids, are paramount for ensuring grid stability.

\n

These technologies are essential for rapidly adjusting power output to meet fluctuating demand and providing reliable backup power, creating a more resilient and responsive energy infrastructure, Zhu said.

\n

Fueled by the growth of renewable energy technologies, energy storage has witnessed rapid investment during the past few years.

\n

Investment in key projects, including new energy storage, charging and battery swapping infrastructure, hydrogen energy, and integrated source-grid-load-storage systems, approached 200 billion yuan ($28.08 billion) last year, said Wan Jinsong, deputy head of the National Energy Administration.

\n

China's private enterprises are deeply involved in national science and technology projects in the energy sector, accounting for more than 85 percent of the power facility construction sector, with an average annual growth rate of over 15 percent, Wan said.

\n

The country has set ambitious targets for renewable energy deployment and is investing heavily in energy storage technologies to support this transition. The continued growth of the energy storage sector is expected to play a crucial role in enabling China to achieve its climate goals, said the 2025 China Energy Development Report.

\n

zhengxin@chinadaily.com.cn

\n

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Visitors view energy storage cells at the 13th International Energy Storage Summit and Exhibition in Beijing on April 11.

\n

Chinese battery cell manufacturers are ramping up production to meet a surge in overseas demand for energy storage solutions, fueled by the global transition to renewable energy and market-driven electricity pricing reforms.

\n

Factories in Chongqing and Xiamen, Fujian province, of Hithium Energy Storage Technology Co have been operating at full capacity since March, with order books filled through October.

\n

The industry is developing positively, with economies of scale gradually emerging and market awareness of energy storage steadily increasing, it was quoted as saying by Securities Times.

\n

Contemporary Amperex Technology Co, EVE Energy Co and Envision Group are also experiencing similar surges in demand, with production lines running at full capacity and customers facing extended lead times for orders.

\n

Industry experts believe the robust demand underscores the critical role of Chinese manufacturers in the global energy storage landscape and highlights the challenges of scaling up production to meet rapidly growing needs.

\n

A surge in global demand for energy storage solutions is fueling a boom for Chinese battery cell manufacturers, driven by the worldwide shift toward renewable energy and accelerated by government policies, said Ye Mingyuan, an energy storage analyst at Shanghai Metals Market, an industry monitor.

\n

"The increasing demand for energy storage is a definite trend within the global green energy transition," Ye said.

\n

He pointed to specific policies such as US tariffs, India's mandatory renewable energy storage requirements and Australian subsidies for household energy storage systems as key factors boosting market growth and subsequently driving up orders for battery cells.

\n

Chinese companies are well positioned to capitalize on this demand, Ye said, citing their advantages in cost-effectiveness, large-scale production capacity, robust quality control and technical expertise, and the trust they have built with customers since the early stages of the market.

\n

However, the boom may not last indefinitely. Ye forecasts that the surge in overseas demand could continue until 2026, assuming a detente in US-China relations and a resolution to the tariff situation.

\n

He also cautioned about the potential for destructive price competition.

\n

"Some regions overseas are already showing signs of price wars," Ye noted, warning that such "irrational price reductions" could erode the profitability of Chinese companies operating in overseas markets.

\n

According to Sun Chuanwang, a professor at the China Center for Energy Economics Research at Xiamen University, as the energy storage market in China becomes increasingly crowded, domestic companies are shifting their focus to international expansion, with emerging economies becoming a key target.

\n

This strategic move allows Chinese firms to leverage their technological advances and cost-competitive solutions in markets where demand is growing rapidly and competition is less intense, he said.

\n

Sun suggests that this outward push is driven by a combination of factors, including heightened domestic competition, supportive government policies and the growing need for reliable and affordable energy storage solutions in developing countries.

\n

These emerging economies often face unique challenges, such as unreliable grid infrastructure and a growing demand for electricity, making them ideal candidates for the deployment of energy storage technologies, he said.

\n

According to CITIC Securities, the overseas energy storage market is poised for a significant demand surge as countries transition to renewable energy and increase the proportion of renewables in their energy mix.

\n

Chinese companies hold a competitive advantage in the global energy storage supply chain, particularly in battery cells and energy storage systems, where they continue to gain market share, analysts at CITIC Securities said in a recent research note.

\n

However, many overseas energy storage system integrators are heavily reliant on Chinese supply chains, leaving them vulnerable to potential policy uncertainties and operational challenges, it said.

\n

The current market dynamics present a compelling investment opportunity in the overseas energy storage sector, particularly for leading Chinese manufacturers involved in battery cells, power conversion systems and system integration, the analysts added.

\n

The surge in demand has been further amplified by the implementation of market-based pricing for renewable energy in China, which incentivizes the deployment of energy storage solutions to optimize grid integration and maximize revenue.

\n

The "battery cell shortage "underscores the critical role of Chinese manufacturers in the global energy storage landscape and highlights the challenges of scaling up production to meet rapidly growing demand, said Lin Boqiang, head of the China Institute for Studies in Energy Policy at Xiamen University.

\n

The industry's rapid growth is fueled by a dynamic innovation ecosystem. Research and development is in a period of accelerated iteration, leading to continuous improvements and a wider range of energy storage solutions, he said.

\n

"This rapid technological advancement is crucial for maintaining the industry's competitiveness in the long run."

\n

Lin also addressed concerns about the current "price war" driven by intense competition within the sector, and warned that this price war not only erodes company profit margins, but also threatens the long-term sustainability of the energy storage industry.

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Visitors view energy storage cells at the 13th International Energy Storage Summit and Exhibition in Beijing on April 11.

\n

Chinese battery cell manufacturers are ramping up production to meet a surge in overseas demand for energy storage solutions, fueled by the global transition to renewable energy and market-driven electricity pricing reforms.

\n

Factories in Chongqing and Xiamen, Fujian province, of Hithium Energy Storage Technology Co have been operating at full capacity since March, with order books filled through October.

\n

The industry is developing positively, with economies of scale gradually emerging and market awareness of energy storage steadily increasing, it was quoted as saying by Securities Times.

\n

Contemporary Amperex Technology Co, EVE Energy Co and Envision Group are also experiencing similar surges in demand, with production lines running at full capacity and customers facing extended lead times for orders.

\n

Industry experts believe the robust demand underscores the critical role of Chinese manufacturers in the global energy storage landscape and highlights the challenges of scaling up production to meet rapidly growing needs.

\n

A surge in global demand for energy storage solutions is fueling a boom for Chinese battery cell manufacturers, driven by the worldwide shift toward renewable energy and accelerated by government policies, said Ye Mingyuan, an energy storage analyst at Shanghai Metals Market, an industry monitor.

\n

"The increasing demand for energy storage is a definite trend within the global green energy transition," Ye said.

\n

He pointed to specific policies such as US tariffs, India's mandatory renewable energy storage requirements and Australian subsidies for household energy storage systems as key factors boosting market growth and subsequently driving up orders for battery cells.

\n

Chinese companies are well positioned to capitalize on this demand, Ye said, citing their advantages in cost-effectiveness, large-scale production capacity, robust quality control and technical expertise, and the trust they have built with customers since the early stages of the market.

\n

However, the boom may not last indefinitely. Ye forecasts that the surge in overseas demand could continue until 2026, assuming a detente in US-China relations and a resolution to the tariff situation.

\n

He also cautioned about the potential for destructive price competition.

\n

"Some regions overseas are already showing signs of price wars," Ye noted, warning that such "irrational price reductions" could erode the profitability of Chinese companies operating in overseas markets.

\n

According to Sun Chuanwang, a professor at the China Center for Energy Economics Research at Xiamen University, as the energy storage market in China becomes increasingly crowded, domestic companies are shifting their focus to international expansion, with emerging economies becoming a key target.

\n

This strategic move allows Chinese firms to leverage their technological advances and cost-competitive solutions in markets where demand is growing rapidly and competition is less intense, he said.

\n

Sun suggests that this outward push is driven by a combination of factors, including heightened domestic competition, supportive government policies and the growing need for reliable and affordable energy storage solutions in developing countries.

\n

These emerging economies often face unique challenges, such as unreliable grid infrastructure and a growing demand for electricity, making them ideal candidates for the deployment of energy storage technologies, he said.

\n

According to CITIC Securities, the overseas energy storage market is poised for a significant demand surge as countries transition to renewable energy and increase the proportion of renewables in their energy mix.

\n

Chinese companies hold a competitive advantage in the global energy storage supply chain, particularly in battery cells and energy storage systems, where they continue to gain market share, analysts at CITIC Securities said in a recent research note.

\n

However, many overseas energy storage system integrators are heavily reliant on Chinese supply chains, leaving them vulnerable to potential policy uncertainties and operational challenges, it said.

\n

The current market dynamics present a compelling investment opportunity in the overseas energy storage sector, particularly for leading Chinese manufacturers involved in battery cells, power conversion systems and system integration, the analysts added.

\n

The surge in demand has been further amplified by the implementation of market-based pricing for renewable energy in China, which incentivizes the deployment of energy storage solutions to optimize grid integration and maximize revenue.

\n

The "battery cell shortage "underscores the critical role of Chinese manufacturers in the global energy storage landscape and highlights the challenges of scaling up production to meet rapidly growing demand, said Lin Boqiang, head of the China Institute for Studies in Energy Policy at Xiamen University.

\n

The industry's rapid growth is fueled by a dynamic innovation ecosystem. Research and development is in a period of accelerated iteration, leading to continuous improvements and a wider range of energy storage solutions, he said.

\n

"This rapid technological advancement is crucial for maintaining the industry's competitiveness in the long run."

\n

Lin also addressed concerns about the current "price war" driven by intense competition within the sector, and warned that this price war not only erodes company profit margins, but also threatens the long-term sustainability of the energy storage industry.

\n


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Run Girls, a special 10-kilometer running event for women, kicks off along the scenic Ming Tombs Reservoir in Changping district in Beijing. Runners take selfies, pose together for group photos, and wave to the audience during the event.

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The running trail includes sections of the reservoir dam and overlaps with part of the triathlon route from the 2008 Beijing Olympics, offering participants breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and waters.

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Left: Xing Ruling, 62, a retired nurse. Right: An Yaping, 49, clinches gold in the Run Girls race this year.

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Defying age and expectations, 49-year-old An Yaping surged across the finish line of the 10-kilometer Run Girls race. For the second year in a row, she claimed victory, completing the scenic course along Beijing's Ming Tombs Reservoir in just 38 minutes.

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The women-only event, a highlight of the Beijing Olympic City Sports and Cultural Festival, offers more than competition. In this year's edition, held earlier this month, professional stylists pampered participants with beauty services, while each finisher received a custom-designed medal and a fresh bouquet of flowers.

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"Since all the participants are female, I feel more relaxed and find it easier to maintain my own pace. In mixed races, my rhythm often gets disrupted by male runners who overtake me, and I would feel compelled to speed up," says An.

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An's life today seems far removed from her days as an overworked HR professional. Endless administrative tasks and complicated workplace dynamics once left her exhausted at the end of each day. To clear her mind, in 2021 she began jogging alone in the Olympic Forest Park near her home.

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Not long after, her husband came across information about an upcoming 10-kilometer running race in Beijing's Chaoyang Park and encouraged An to participate.

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It was her first-ever competition, and to her surprise, she finished third.

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Standing on the podium lit a spark that would change her life.

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From then on, she began devoting more time to running.

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She wakes up at 4:30 am, runs 13 kilometers, and goes to the gym for strength training in the evening. On Wednesdays, she joins members of a local running club for sprint interval training, and completes runs exceeding 25 kilometers with her friends on weekends.

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"Since taking up running as a hobby, although my schedule has become tighter, I feel happier and more relaxed," An says.

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Her dedication quickly paid off. Her personal best in the full marathon now stands at 2 hours and 52 minutes, and she is aiming to break 2 hours and 50 minutes this year. Alongside training, she actively seeks out competitions.

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"I usually register for small and medium-sized events where I have a better chance of reaching the podium," she explains, adding that with the current fitness boom in China, there are numerous events for her to choose from, and the events are well-organized.

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According to the Chinese Athletics Association, 749 road-running events were held across China in 2024, drawing a total of 7.05 million participants, an increase of one million from the previous year.

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On the racecourse of Run Girls, another figure drew admiration: 62-year-old Xing Ruling, a retired nurse with short hair and a wide smile. Participants lined up eagerly to take photos with Xing, a frequent podium finisher in trail-running competitions both in China and abroad.

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Xing's story began in Wayao village, in the mountainous northwest of Changping district. As a child, she would often carry a sickle and roam the nearby hills with her classmates to dig up medicinal herbs, which they sold to support their families.

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These days, she still carries the sickle but wears trail-running gear, using the blade to carve out new paths for her daily runs.

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"I've run all over the mountains near where I live now," says Xing.

\n

Xing started running at the age of 38 due to health issues. To improve her physical fitness, she began running every day.

\n

"I woke up at 5 every morning to run. But sometimes, emergency cases would come into the hospital, my pager would go off mid-run, and I had to turn back right away to assist with surgery," recalls Xing, who served as head nurse at a hospital in Nankou town, Changping, at the time.

\n

In March 2009, she spotted an advertisement in the newspaper that an outdoor endurance run event was going to be held in Changping. It was one of the very first trail-running events ever organized on the Chinese mainland.

\n

"The starting line was just a short distance from my home, so I signed up — just to give it a try," she says.

\n

Her childhood familiarity with the mountains, combined with years of road running, carried her to first place in the women's 100-kilometer category.

\n

That victory launched a new chapter. Xing became a sponsored trail runner for the outdoor brand The North Face, competing in races across China and around the world.

\n

One of her most memorable races was in 2013, when she traveled to Chamonix, France, to compete in The North Face Ultra-Trail Du Mont-Blanc (UTMB), which requires participants to complete a nearly 168-kilometer trail with approximately 10,000 meters of elevation gain.

\n

"My stomach couldn't handle the food at the aid stations. I had severe stomach pain and vomited several times, so I had to continue on an empty stomach. Not speaking the language made it harder to ask for help. It was a rough journey," Xing recalls.

\n

Still, she pushed on, crossing the finishing line to discover she had come third in the women's over-50 category.

\n

"The stomach pain, muscle soreness, the fear brought on by the darkness — all of it was forgotten the moment I finished," she says.

\n

Since that experience, she feels there is no difficulty in life she cannot overcome.

\n

"My experiences have broadened my perspective. I rarely cry over unpleasant situations at work anymore," she adds.

\n

Xing has since developed strategies to adapt to international competitions.

\n

For instance, she brings a portable steamer and her own seasonings to Europe to avoid stomach issues. She is also learning video editing to share her international racing experiences on social media platforms.

\n

Today, though retired, her life seems busier than ever. She trains in the mountains weekly with friends, competes abroad, makes handicrafts at home, grows grapes, makes wine, plays badminton with her grandchildren — an 11-year-old girl and a 6-year-old boy — and even does planks with them.

\n

Her schedule is packed, yet she handles it all with ease.

\n

At the UTMB finish line in Chamonix, she has often seen many international runners crossing the line with their families, and she feels that this vibe of involving the whole family in sports is truly impressive.

\n

Whenever possible, she brings her own daughter, son-in-law, and two grandchildren to participate in races together. This past spring, she took her two young grandchildren to join a parent-child 6-kilometer race in Yanqing district.

\n

Now one of the longest-active amateur trail runners on the Chinese mainland, Xing has no plans to stop.

\n

"Although I'm getting older and my stamina isn't what it used to be, I still want to compete with runners my age from other countries. As long as I can run, I want to keep running," she says.

\n

Contact the writer at xingwen@chinadaily.com.cn

\n

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Run Girls, a special 10-kilometer running event for women, kicks off along the scenic Ming Tombs Reservoir in Changping district in Beijing. Runners take selfies, pose together for group photos, and wave to the audience during the event.

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The running trail includes sections of the reservoir dam and overlaps with part of the triathlon route from the 2008 Beijing Olympics, offering participants breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and waters.

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Left: Xing Ruling, 62, a retired nurse. Right: An Yaping, 49, clinches gold in the Run Girls race this year.

\n\n

Defying age and expectations, 49-year-old An Yaping surged across the finish line of the 10-kilometer Run Girls race. For the second year in a row, she claimed victory, completing the scenic course along Beijing's Ming Tombs Reservoir in just 38 minutes.

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The women-only event, a highlight of the Beijing Olympic City Sports and Cultural Festival, offers more than competition. In this year's edition, held earlier this month, professional stylists pampered participants with beauty services, while each finisher received a custom-designed medal and a fresh bouquet of flowers.

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"Since all the participants are female, I feel more relaxed and find it easier to maintain my own pace. In mixed races, my rhythm often gets disrupted by male runners who overtake me, and I would feel compelled to speed up," says An.

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An's life today seems far removed from her days as an overworked HR professional. Endless administrative tasks and complicated workplace dynamics once left her exhausted at the end of each day. To clear her mind, in 2021 she began jogging alone in the Olympic Forest Park near her home.

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Not long after, her husband came across information about an upcoming 10-kilometer running race in Beijing's Chaoyang Park and encouraged An to participate.

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It was her first-ever competition, and to her surprise, she finished third.

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Standing on the podium lit a spark that would change her life.

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From then on, she began devoting more time to running.

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She wakes up at 4:30 am, runs 13 kilometers, and goes to the gym for strength training in the evening. On Wednesdays, she joins members of a local running club for sprint interval training, and completes runs exceeding 25 kilometers with her friends on weekends.

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"Since taking up running as a hobby, although my schedule has become tighter, I feel happier and more relaxed," An says.

\n

Her dedication quickly paid off. Her personal best in the full marathon now stands at 2 hours and 52 minutes, and she is aiming to break 2 hours and 50 minutes this year. Alongside training, she actively seeks out competitions.

\n

"I usually register for small and medium-sized events where I have a better chance of reaching the podium," she explains, adding that with the current fitness boom in China, there are numerous events for her to choose from, and the events are well-organized.

\n

According to the Chinese Athletics Association, 749 road-running events were held across China in 2024, drawing a total of 7.05 million participants, an increase of one million from the previous year.

\n

On the racecourse of Run Girls, another figure drew admiration: 62-year-old Xing Ruling, a retired nurse with short hair and a wide smile. Participants lined up eagerly to take photos with Xing, a frequent podium finisher in trail-running competitions both in China and abroad.

\n

Xing's story began in Wayao village, in the mountainous northwest of Changping district. As a child, she would often carry a sickle and roam the nearby hills with her classmates to dig up medicinal herbs, which they sold to support their families.

\n

These days, she still carries the sickle but wears trail-running gear, using the blade to carve out new paths for her daily runs.

\n

"I've run all over the mountains near where I live now," says Xing.

\n

Xing started running at the age of 38 due to health issues. To improve her physical fitness, she began running every day.

\n

"I woke up at 5 every morning to run. But sometimes, emergency cases would come into the hospital, my pager would go off mid-run, and I had to turn back right away to assist with surgery," recalls Xing, who served as head nurse at a hospital in Nankou town, Changping, at the time.

\n

In March 2009, she spotted an advertisement in the newspaper that an outdoor endurance run event was going to be held in Changping. It was one of the very first trail-running events ever organized on the Chinese mainland.

\n

"The starting line was just a short distance from my home, so I signed up — just to give it a try," she says.

\n

Her childhood familiarity with the mountains, combined with years of road running, carried her to first place in the women's 100-kilometer category.

\n

That victory launched a new chapter. Xing became a sponsored trail runner for the outdoor brand The North Face, competing in races across China and around the world.

\n

One of her most memorable races was in 2013, when she traveled to Chamonix, France, to compete in The North Face Ultra-Trail Du Mont-Blanc (UTMB), which requires participants to complete a nearly 168-kilometer trail with approximately 10,000 meters of elevation gain.

\n

"My stomach couldn't handle the food at the aid stations. I had severe stomach pain and vomited several times, so I had to continue on an empty stomach. Not speaking the language made it harder to ask for help. It was a rough journey," Xing recalls.

\n

Still, she pushed on, crossing the finishing line to discover she had come third in the women's over-50 category.

\n

"The stomach pain, muscle soreness, the fear brought on by the darkness — all of it was forgotten the moment I finished," she says.

\n

Since that experience, she feels there is no difficulty in life she cannot overcome.

\n

"My experiences have broadened my perspective. I rarely cry over unpleasant situations at work anymore," she adds.

\n

Xing has since developed strategies to adapt to international competitions.

\n

For instance, she brings a portable steamer and her own seasonings to Europe to avoid stomach issues. She is also learning video editing to share her international racing experiences on social media platforms.

\n

Today, though retired, her life seems busier than ever. She trains in the mountains weekly with friends, competes abroad, makes handicrafts at home, grows grapes, makes wine, plays badminton with her grandchildren — an 11-year-old girl and a 6-year-old boy — and even does planks with them.

\n

Her schedule is packed, yet she handles it all with ease.

\n

At the UTMB finish line in Chamonix, she has often seen many international runners crossing the line with their families, and she feels that this vibe of involving the whole family in sports is truly impressive.

\n

Whenever possible, she brings her own daughter, son-in-law, and two grandchildren to participate in races together. This past spring, she took her two young grandchildren to join a parent-child 6-kilometer race in Yanqing district.

\n

Now one of the longest-active amateur trail runners on the Chinese mainland, Xing has no plans to stop.

\n

"Although I'm getting older and my stamina isn't what it used to be, I still want to compete with runners my age from other countries. As long as I can run, I want to keep running," she says.

\n

Contact the writer at xingwen@chinadaily.com.cn

\n

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At over 4,000 meters above sea level, Chinese and Tajik scientists braved biting winds as they followed the tracks of Marco Polo sheep. When a herd appeared along the snow line, the team quickly set up a spotting scope and began recording data.

\n

For the joint expedition team, this was a typical day in the high Pamirs.

\n

The Marco Polo sheep, made famous in the medieval travelogue of its namesake, is considered a flagship species of the plateau.

\n

"Whenever we encounter suitable habitats for Marco Polo sheep, we stop and observe. Sometimes it's just a few sheep we see, sometimes dozens. Each sighting matters for our research," said Yang Weikang, a researcher at the Xinjiang Institute of Ecology and Geography under the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

\n

Stretching across Central Asia, the Pamirs' harsh conditions of radiation, thin air and cold have shaped rare, stress-resistant genetic resources.

\n

Recognizing that wildlife conservation transcends borders, China and Tajikistan launched the Sino-Tajikistan Joint Laboratory for Conservation and Utilization of Biological Resources in March 2022.Since then, the lab has organized joint expeditions, hosted international conferences, trained graduate students and carried out cross-border projects with scientists from several countries.

\n

"We go on expeditions about once a quarter, usually lasting more than 10 days," said Wang Muyang, another researcher at XIEG. "We record species, altitude and numbers during surveys, and also interview herders to learn about local wildlife distribution."

\n

The team gathers not only sightings but also feces, which reveal dietary habits. "Through feces, we can analyze dietary composition and determine which plants animals prefer," Yang said. "This helps us design targeted conservation measures for endangered species."

\n

Joint surveys have revealed that Marco Polo sheep habitats are increasingly fragmented, with border fences blocking migration routes. "Fragmented habitats cause population decline," Yang said. "We have recommended modifying border fences to ensure cross-border migration corridors remain open."

\n

The lab has submitted advisory reports to the Tajik government and called for regional cooperation to safeguard the species.

\n

While Yang and Wang track wildlife, Li Wenjun's team focuses on plants. Year-round, they collect seeds and specimens, noting coordinates, elevation and habitat type.

\n

"From a distance, we look like beggars; up close, we are scientists," Li joked. "We carry woven plastic bags because we collect so many specimens."

\n

Specimens are dried immediately to prevent decay. "It's normal for us to work until 3 or 4 am," Li said. "The first day is easy, but later the workload piles up. If we don't process leaves the same day, they wilt."

\n

Li and his team are also building a multilingual plant diversity database for the arid zones of Central Asia, designed to close gaps in biodiversity data-sharing and conservation efforts. The database will integrate Chinese, English, and Russian and create an open-access platform to support cross-disciplinary research and biodiversity mapping, Li said.

\n

"We plan to complete the digitization of one million plant specimens by 2026, establishing a comprehensive biodiversity database," he said. By 2030, the project aims to expand its network in Belt and Road countries, developing into a global hub of arid-zone plant diversity data to support climate adaptation and sustainable development policies.

\n

"By digitally managing the plant specimens preserved in herbariums, we can use big data analysis to uncover trends in plant development amid climate change," said Zhang Yuanming, director of the institute. "We are building an arid region bio-resource bank — like a Noah's Ark for life in drylands."

\n

Fieldwork is not easy. Researchers often sleep on dried dung in sheep pens, which they say is warm and bug-free. Language barriers complicate matters further, as conversations shift between Chinese, Russian, and Tajik, relying on hand-held translators that often struggle in remote areas.

\n

Still, the hardships are outweighed by the thrill of discovery. "Days can pass without seeing an animal, then suddenly a herd appears — it feels like discovering a new world," Wang said.

\n

Shared meals help too. "In the field, naan bread with chili sauce is unbeatable," said Chen Chen, another team member.

\n

The joint lab now also partners with institutions in Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. In August 2024, Chinese scientists launched a major expedition in Uzbekistan to address the Aral Sea's ecological crisis. "This survey will study biodiversity, soil, hydrology, and topography in the dried-up basin, then propose a restoration roadmap," Zhang said.

\n

In October 2024, the joint lab was elevated to the China-Tajikistan Belt and Road Joint Laboratory on Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Use. Zhang expected wider collaboration among Belt and Road countries on biodiversity in arid regions.

\n

"Biodiversity conservation is a global challenge — no single country can address it alone," said Abdusattor Samadovich Saidov, a member of the National Academy of Sciences of Tajikistan, and also the Tajik director of the joint lab. "Transboundary cooperation is crucial, particularly in regions like Central Asia where migratory birds and mammals cross national borders." Saidov called for continued cooperation on species surveys, conservation initiatives, and shared research.

\n

For Zhang, international cooperation in science goes beyond data. "It builds trust and connects people," he said. "By advancing biodiversity conservation and sustainable use, we can protect ecological security, improve quality of life and build a true community of life for man and nature."

\n

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At over 4,000 meters above sea level, Chinese and Tajik scientists braved biting winds as they followed the tracks of Marco Polo sheep. When a herd appeared along the snow line, the team quickly set up a spotting scope and began recording data.

\n

For the joint expedition team, this was a typical day in the high Pamirs.

\n

The Marco Polo sheep, made famous in the medieval travelogue of its namesake, is considered a flagship species of the plateau.

\n

"Whenever we encounter suitable habitats for Marco Polo sheep, we stop and observe. Sometimes it's just a few sheep we see, sometimes dozens. Each sighting matters for our research," said Yang Weikang, a researcher at the Xinjiang Institute of Ecology and Geography under the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

\n

Stretching across Central Asia, the Pamirs' harsh conditions of radiation, thin air and cold have shaped rare, stress-resistant genetic resources.

\n

Recognizing that wildlife conservation transcends borders, China and Tajikistan launched the Sino-Tajikistan Joint Laboratory for Conservation and Utilization of Biological Resources in March 2022.Since then, the lab has organized joint expeditions, hosted international conferences, trained graduate students and carried out cross-border projects with scientists from several countries.

\n

"We go on expeditions about once a quarter, usually lasting more than 10 days," said Wang Muyang, another researcher at XIEG. "We record species, altitude and numbers during surveys, and also interview herders to learn about local wildlife distribution."

\n

The team gathers not only sightings but also feces, which reveal dietary habits. "Through feces, we can analyze dietary composition and determine which plants animals prefer," Yang said. "This helps us design targeted conservation measures for endangered species."

\n

Joint surveys have revealed that Marco Polo sheep habitats are increasingly fragmented, with border fences blocking migration routes. "Fragmented habitats cause population decline," Yang said. "We have recommended modifying border fences to ensure cross-border migration corridors remain open."

\n

The lab has submitted advisory reports to the Tajik government and called for regional cooperation to safeguard the species.

\n

While Yang and Wang track wildlife, Li Wenjun's team focuses on plants. Year-round, they collect seeds and specimens, noting coordinates, elevation and habitat type.

\n

"From a distance, we look like beggars; up close, we are scientists," Li joked. "We carry woven plastic bags because we collect so many specimens."

\n

Specimens are dried immediately to prevent decay. "It's normal for us to work until 3 or 4 am," Li said. "The first day is easy, but later the workload piles up. If we don't process leaves the same day, they wilt."

\n

Li and his team are also building a multilingual plant diversity database for the arid zones of Central Asia, designed to close gaps in biodiversity data-sharing and conservation efforts. The database will integrate Chinese, English, and Russian and create an open-access platform to support cross-disciplinary research and biodiversity mapping, Li said.

\n

"We plan to complete the digitization of one million plant specimens by 2026, establishing a comprehensive biodiversity database," he said. By 2030, the project aims to expand its network in Belt and Road countries, developing into a global hub of arid-zone plant diversity data to support climate adaptation and sustainable development policies.

\n

"By digitally managing the plant specimens preserved in herbariums, we can use big data analysis to uncover trends in plant development amid climate change," said Zhang Yuanming, director of the institute. "We are building an arid region bio-resource bank — like a Noah's Ark for life in drylands."

\n

Fieldwork is not easy. Researchers often sleep on dried dung in sheep pens, which they say is warm and bug-free. Language barriers complicate matters further, as conversations shift between Chinese, Russian, and Tajik, relying on hand-held translators that often struggle in remote areas.

\n

Still, the hardships are outweighed by the thrill of discovery. "Days can pass without seeing an animal, then suddenly a herd appears — it feels like discovering a new world," Wang said.

\n

Shared meals help too. "In the field, naan bread with chili sauce is unbeatable," said Chen Chen, another team member.

\n

The joint lab now also partners with institutions in Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. In August 2024, Chinese scientists launched a major expedition in Uzbekistan to address the Aral Sea's ecological crisis. "This survey will study biodiversity, soil, hydrology, and topography in the dried-up basin, then propose a restoration roadmap," Zhang said.

\n

In October 2024, the joint lab was elevated to the China-Tajikistan Belt and Road Joint Laboratory on Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Use. Zhang expected wider collaboration among Belt and Road countries on biodiversity in arid regions.

\n

"Biodiversity conservation is a global challenge — no single country can address it alone," said Abdusattor Samadovich Saidov, a member of the National Academy of Sciences of Tajikistan, and also the Tajik director of the joint lab. "Transboundary cooperation is crucial, particularly in regions like Central Asia where migratory birds and mammals cross national borders." Saidov called for continued cooperation on species surveys, conservation initiatives, and shared research.

\n

For Zhang, international cooperation in science goes beyond data. "It builds trust and connects people," he said. "By advancing biodiversity conservation and sustainable use, we can protect ecological security, improve quality of life and build a true community of life for man and nature."

\n

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An actor plays the role of a specialist, restoring pottery figurines from the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC).

\n

A scene from One Finger Across the Millennium, a new acrobatic drama, which premiered in Xi'an, Shaanxi province, on Sept 4, featuring acrobats from the province.

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A scene from One Finger Across the Millennium, a new acrobatic drama, which premiered in Xi'an, Shaanxi province, on Sept 4, featuring acrobats from the province.

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Scenes from One Finger Across the Millennium, a new acrobatic drama, which premiered in Xi'an, Shaanxi province, on Sept 4, featuring acrobats from the province.

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Director Fu Zhitao was inspired to create the new acrobatic show after a visit to the Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum and its conservation and restoration center a year ago in Xi'an, Shaanxi province.

\n\n

Last year, when director Fu Zhitao first stepped into Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum in Xi'an, Shaanxi province, he was prepared to see history. He didn't expect to touch and feel it.

\n

In the museum's conservation and restoration center, specialist Ma Yu guided Fu to a statue in a lying position, known as the "supine figurine", and pointed to a faint fingerprint that was pressed into its abdomen more than two millennia ago.

\n

"At that moment, I felt shivers," Fu recalls. "It wasn't just terracotta anymore — it was a life. That fingerprint carried the breath of its maker across thousands of years, straight to me."

\n

It was this fleeting yet powerful trace of humanity that became the inspiration for Fu's newest large-scale acrobatic drama, One Finger Across the Millennium, which premiered in Xi'an on Sept 4. The production brings together performers from the Shaanxi Acrobatic Arts Troupe and was commissioned by Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum.

\n

Fu explains that the fingerprint became both a symbol and a method when he envisioned the stage production. "History often reaches us in fragments," he says. "But fragments are alive. They invite us to rebuild, to imagine, to connect. Acrobatics is exactly that — a physical way to reconstruct memory."

\n

The plot follows three young men who were childhood friends, and whose paths diverged against the backdrop of the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC). The story unfolds with a scene of a bustling market, where the young men discover and realize their dreams. One becomes a soldier, another becomes a craftsman, and the last one becomes a baixi (variety acrobatics) performer. Their fates, marked by glory, sacrifice and artistry, reflect the resilience of ordinary people.

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"Each represents a choice, a dream, a human destiny," Fu notes. "The fingerprint reminded me that countless hands write the history of workers, soldiers and artisans."

\n

Fu also mentions, according to specialists at the museum, including Ma, he learned that the "supine figurine" in the Acrobats Pit, or Pit 9901 at the museum, was first unveiled during a ceremony for China's Cultural and Natural Heritage Day in 2022. Different from terracotta soldiers and civil officials in other burial pits, the figurines in Pit 9901 depict the acrobats who performed in the imperial palace. Discovered in 1974, the Terracotta Warriors army was built by Emperor Qinshihuang of the Qin Dynasty, who unified China for the first time.

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"In addition to some war scenes, we also presented a chapter in the production to showcase a variety of acrobatics, which take the audience back to old China," says Fu, adding that when Ma and other specialists researched the "supine figurine", they invited professional acrobats to imitate the figurine's movements, hoping to discover clues about how it was created.

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Fu has been involved in grand galas, such as China Central Television's Spring Festival Gala in 2019 and 2020 and the Silk Road International Arts Festival in 2014.

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If Fu's direction gives One Finger Across the Millennium its heartbeat, the music score provides its breath. Composer Qian Qi, a professor at the Central Conservatory of Music, tailored the music to "serve the production, take audiences back to the Qin Dynasty, and empower acrobatics".

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"The show moves constantly between restoration, time-travel, and cultural transmission," Qian says. "I wanted the music to be the thread that ties those worlds together."

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Anchoring his score in a "dual core" — the activation of artifacts and the dialogue between past and present — Qian combined the deep timbres of ancient instruments like the bianzhong (bronze bells) and the xun (Chinese vessel flute) with the power of a modern symphony orchestra.

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"When we evoke the grandeur of the Qin army, you hear the solemn bronze bells reinforced by brass," he says. "When we show the labor of craftsmen, the plaintive tones of the xun merge with plucked strings to convey warmth and devotion."

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Qian also infused modern techniques, using layered electronic textures to conjure the sense of "a fingerprint crossing millennia".Rhythmic precision supports the acrobatics: Rapid drumming mirrors juggling sequences, while soaring melodies rise as performers scale poles and balance on them at seemingly impossible heights.

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"Music does not just decorate the technique," Qian says. "It breathes with it. The audience should feel that every leap and spin is carried by sound."

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Technology amplifies this dialogue between past and present. Projections and lighting transform scattered fragments into living warriors, according to Fu, who invited veteran stage designer Liang Xiqing to join the production.

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"That fingerprint moved me because it was proof of humanity, and it worked for Liang the same way," Fu says. "Through this show, I hope audiences feel that touch — the warmth of the past reaching into today. It reminds us that civilizations are not built by emperors alone, but by countless hands, each leaving a mark."

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A key moment in the show occurs when light filters through a window in the restoration lab, falling on the fingerprint embedded in the reclining figurine's abdomen. This scene, designed to elicit the feeling of time collapsing, offers poignant visual representation of how the past continues to resonate.

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"The entire production is about putting together fragments — like restoring a broken artifact. Each scene shows pieces of history coming together, creating a larger narrative," Fu says.

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"The set design, with scattered fragments and shifting projections, reflects the process of piecing together the past," says the director. "At its core, the show is a tribute to the resilience of the human spirit.

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"This production isn't just about warriors and emperors. It's about the people: the laborers, the craftsmen and the dreamers who, through their perseverance, built the foundation of the country's history."

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Contact the writer at chennan@chinadaily.com.cn

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An actor plays the role of a specialist, restoring pottery figurines from the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC).

\n

A scene from One Finger Across the Millennium, a new acrobatic drama, which premiered in Xi'an, Shaanxi province, on Sept 4, featuring acrobats from the province.

\n

A scene from One Finger Across the Millennium, a new acrobatic drama, which premiered in Xi'an, Shaanxi province, on Sept 4, featuring acrobats from the province.

\n

Scenes from One Finger Across the Millennium, a new acrobatic drama, which premiered in Xi'an, Shaanxi province, on Sept 4, featuring acrobats from the province.

\n

Director Fu Zhitao was inspired to create the new acrobatic show after a visit to the Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum and its conservation and restoration center a year ago in Xi'an, Shaanxi province.

\n\n

Last year, when director Fu Zhitao first stepped into Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum in Xi'an, Shaanxi province, he was prepared to see history. He didn't expect to touch and feel it.

\n

In the museum's conservation and restoration center, specialist Ma Yu guided Fu to a statue in a lying position, known as the "supine figurine", and pointed to a faint fingerprint that was pressed into its abdomen more than two millennia ago.

\n

"At that moment, I felt shivers," Fu recalls. "It wasn't just terracotta anymore — it was a life. That fingerprint carried the breath of its maker across thousands of years, straight to me."

\n

It was this fleeting yet powerful trace of humanity that became the inspiration for Fu's newest large-scale acrobatic drama, One Finger Across the Millennium, which premiered in Xi'an on Sept 4. The production brings together performers from the Shaanxi Acrobatic Arts Troupe and was commissioned by Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum.

\n

Fu explains that the fingerprint became both a symbol and a method when he envisioned the stage production. "History often reaches us in fragments," he says. "But fragments are alive. They invite us to rebuild, to imagine, to connect. Acrobatics is exactly that — a physical way to reconstruct memory."

\n

The plot follows three young men who were childhood friends, and whose paths diverged against the backdrop of the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC). The story unfolds with a scene of a bustling market, where the young men discover and realize their dreams. One becomes a soldier, another becomes a craftsman, and the last one becomes a baixi (variety acrobatics) performer. Their fates, marked by glory, sacrifice and artistry, reflect the resilience of ordinary people.

\n

"Each represents a choice, a dream, a human destiny," Fu notes. "The fingerprint reminded me that countless hands write the history of workers, soldiers and artisans."

\n

Fu also mentions, according to specialists at the museum, including Ma, he learned that the "supine figurine" in the Acrobats Pit, or Pit 9901 at the museum, was first unveiled during a ceremony for China's Cultural and Natural Heritage Day in 2022. Different from terracotta soldiers and civil officials in other burial pits, the figurines in Pit 9901 depict the acrobats who performed in the imperial palace. Discovered in 1974, the Terracotta Warriors army was built by Emperor Qinshihuang of the Qin Dynasty, who unified China for the first time.

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"In addition to some war scenes, we also presented a chapter in the production to showcase a variety of acrobatics, which take the audience back to old China," says Fu, adding that when Ma and other specialists researched the "supine figurine", they invited professional acrobats to imitate the figurine's movements, hoping to discover clues about how it was created.

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Fu has been involved in grand galas, such as China Central Television's Spring Festival Gala in 2019 and 2020 and the Silk Road International Arts Festival in 2014.

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If Fu's direction gives One Finger Across the Millennium its heartbeat, the music score provides its breath. Composer Qian Qi, a professor at the Central Conservatory of Music, tailored the music to "serve the production, take audiences back to the Qin Dynasty, and empower acrobatics".

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"The show moves constantly between restoration, time-travel, and cultural transmission," Qian says. "I wanted the music to be the thread that ties those worlds together."

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Anchoring his score in a "dual core" — the activation of artifacts and the dialogue between past and present — Qian combined the deep timbres of ancient instruments like the bianzhong (bronze bells) and the xun (Chinese vessel flute) with the power of a modern symphony orchestra.

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"When we evoke the grandeur of the Qin army, you hear the solemn bronze bells reinforced by brass," he says. "When we show the labor of craftsmen, the plaintive tones of the xun merge with plucked strings to convey warmth and devotion."

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Qian also infused modern techniques, using layered electronic textures to conjure the sense of "a fingerprint crossing millennia".Rhythmic precision supports the acrobatics: Rapid drumming mirrors juggling sequences, while soaring melodies rise as performers scale poles and balance on them at seemingly impossible heights.

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"Music does not just decorate the technique," Qian says. "It breathes with it. The audience should feel that every leap and spin is carried by sound."

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Technology amplifies this dialogue between past and present. Projections and lighting transform scattered fragments into living warriors, according to Fu, who invited veteran stage designer Liang Xiqing to join the production.

\n

"That fingerprint moved me because it was proof of humanity, and it worked for Liang the same way," Fu says. "Through this show, I hope audiences feel that touch — the warmth of the past reaching into today. It reminds us that civilizations are not built by emperors alone, but by countless hands, each leaving a mark."

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A key moment in the show occurs when light filters through a window in the restoration lab, falling on the fingerprint embedded in the reclining figurine's abdomen. This scene, designed to elicit the feeling of time collapsing, offers poignant visual representation of how the past continues to resonate.

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"The entire production is about putting together fragments — like restoring a broken artifact. Each scene shows pieces of history coming together, creating a larger narrative," Fu says.

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"The set design, with scattered fragments and shifting projections, reflects the process of piecing together the past," says the director. "At its core, the show is a tribute to the resilience of the human spirit.

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"This production isn't just about warriors and emperors. It's about the people: the laborers, the craftsmen and the dreamers who, through their perseverance, built the foundation of the country's history."

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Contact the writer at chennan@chinadaily.com.cn

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Models demonstrate delicate artworks bearing traditional crafts during a fashion show in Beijing on Friday.

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Under the glow of the runway lights, cloisonne blue rippled like ocean waves across flowing gowns, while the deep sheen of carved lacquer shimmered with each movement.

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A glint of filigree — once reserved for courtly treasures — gleamed on statement accessories, turning heritage craftsmanship into high fashion.

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This was the opening act of the Kaiwu (Unlocking Craft), New Horizons couture show during Beijing Fashion Week, which opened mid-September in the capital city's China National Convention Center.

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The show was hosted by Beijing Gongmei Group, a leading force in Chinese craftsmanship and design, presenting both a visual performance and opening cultural dialogue.

\n

By leveraging the influence of fashion week, Beijing Gongmei Group says the company aims to demonstrate the depth of China's craft heritage, its creative vitality, and its relevance in today's global cultural landscape.

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The show's theme was inspired by The Exploitation of the Works of Nature (Tiangong Kaiwu), China's earliest encyclopedia of handicraft production, explains Duan Tiyu, chairman of Beijing Gongmei Group.

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"It embodies an Eastern philosophy of creation: our reverence for and inheritance of traditional craftsmanship," he says.

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"New Horizons symbolize Beijing Gongmei's readiness to break stereotypes, rejuvenate intangible cultural heritage through practical transformation, youthful design, and fashion-forward creativity, and ultimately redefine the contemporary discourse of Chinese craft aesthetics," he adds.

\n

Breaking away from the conventional static display of arts and crafts, the show brought together state-level craftsmanship with avant-garde fashion design, aiming to open a new chapter for Chinese decorative arts in a modern context.

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The event unfolded across three chapters.

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The Inheritance: Masterpieces of Craftsmanship highlighted national-level works of art, including those of Beijing's Eight Imperial Handicrafts (Yanjing Bajue) and ceremonial treasures created for state occasions.

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The Renewal: Tradition Reimagined showcased how ancient techniques gain new vitality when integrated with modern design, presenting fashion accessories and lifestyle products that bring traditional wisdom into daily life.

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The Craft and Harmony explored the fusion of heritage techniques with practical functions, offering contemporary creations that embody both artisanal skill and sustainable living concepts.

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"With the rise of 'China-chic' and growing cultural confidence, the fashion industry has become an important arena for reconstructing the value of traditional arts and crafts," Duan notes.

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Within this space, haute couture represents both the extension and elevation of craftsmanship in the modern era, gradually reshaping the cultural ecosystem and industrial landscape of fashion, he says.

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"Our goal is to redefine the standards of 'luxury' and 'haute couture' with a distinctly Chinese perspective," he adds.

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Models demonstrate delicate artworks bearing traditional crafts during a fashion show in Beijing on Friday.

\n

Under the glow of the runway lights, cloisonne blue rippled like ocean waves across flowing gowns, while the deep sheen of carved lacquer shimmered with each movement.

\n

A glint of filigree — once reserved for courtly treasures — gleamed on statement accessories, turning heritage craftsmanship into high fashion.

\n

This was the opening act of the Kaiwu (Unlocking Craft), New Horizons couture show during Beijing Fashion Week, which opened mid-September in the capital city's China National Convention Center.

\n

The show was hosted by Beijing Gongmei Group, a leading force in Chinese craftsmanship and design, presenting both a visual performance and opening cultural dialogue.

\n

By leveraging the influence of fashion week, Beijing Gongmei Group says the company aims to demonstrate the depth of China's craft heritage, its creative vitality, and its relevance in today's global cultural landscape.

\n

The show's theme was inspired by The Exploitation of the Works of Nature (Tiangong Kaiwu), China's earliest encyclopedia of handicraft production, explains Duan Tiyu, chairman of Beijing Gongmei Group.

\n

"It embodies an Eastern philosophy of creation: our reverence for and inheritance of traditional craftsmanship," he says.

\n

"New Horizons symbolize Beijing Gongmei's readiness to break stereotypes, rejuvenate intangible cultural heritage through practical transformation, youthful design, and fashion-forward creativity, and ultimately redefine the contemporary discourse of Chinese craft aesthetics," he adds.

\n

Breaking away from the conventional static display of arts and crafts, the show brought together state-level craftsmanship with avant-garde fashion design, aiming to open a new chapter for Chinese decorative arts in a modern context.

\n

The event unfolded across three chapters.

\n

The Inheritance: Masterpieces of Craftsmanship highlighted national-level works of art, including those of Beijing's Eight Imperial Handicrafts (Yanjing Bajue) and ceremonial treasures created for state occasions.

\n

The Renewal: Tradition Reimagined showcased how ancient techniques gain new vitality when integrated with modern design, presenting fashion accessories and lifestyle products that bring traditional wisdom into daily life.

\n

The Craft and Harmony explored the fusion of heritage techniques with practical functions, offering contemporary creations that embody both artisanal skill and sustainable living concepts.

\n

"With the rise of 'China-chic' and growing cultural confidence, the fashion industry has become an important arena for reconstructing the value of traditional arts and crafts," Duan notes.

\n

Within this space, haute couture represents both the extension and elevation of craftsmanship in the modern era, gradually reshaping the cultural ecosystem and industrial landscape of fashion, he says.

\n

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<img src="../outfiles/CD2025/CD20250916/20250916_018_01_23372.png"> CHINA DAILY <figcaption>Chinese tourists explore the Arctic by boat in June. China's polar tourism industry has been growing over the past decade.

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Chinese tourists pose with a tray of dumplings they made on a polar cruise ship in the Arctic in August.

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Tourists on D'Hainaut Island in the Antarctic watch a Gentoo penguin.

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Dawn breaks in the Arctic over a silent world of frozen water, its pale light glinting off drifting ice floes, where polar bears are no strangers to the cold, stark white.

\n

For Wang Helin, a seasoned Chinese guide with over 100 polar expeditions under his belt in the past seven years, such scenes are deeply familiar.

\n

Yet recently, amid the crunch of ice and vast expanse of white, something new has cut through the cold — a sound he's hearing more and more often — the warm, distinct cadence of Mandarin.

\n

The Arctic wilderness once echoed primarily with Western languages, but now Wang regularly greets travelers from Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, Guangdong province.

\n

In May, Wang joined the 66 Degrees Expeditions, China's first polar cruise operator, which was established last year.

\n

As an expedition guide, Wang sees his role as a guardian of the guests' safety in the wilderness.

\n

"When sudden weather changes occur, our first response is to activate contingency plans, adjust itineraries, or arrange expert talks and alternative landing sites to maintain safety and ensure a rich experience," he explains.

\n

From vigilantly watching for polar bears to navigating small, heavy-duty inflatable boats across the Arctic waters, every decision and action is guided by the highest standards of caution and care, he emphasizes.

\n

In his first three and a half months with 66 Degrees Expeditions, Wang interacted with many Chinese guests. "What stood out most was their strong sense of pride and identification with having a Chinese-owned polar expedition business," Wang notes.

\n

Polar travel has captured the imagination of a growing number of Chinese tourists.

\n

On Xiaohongshu (RedNote), a popular social media platform, posts related to Arctic and Antarctic travel have exceeded 400,000. Users enthusiastically share tips and seek travel companions.

\n

The glaciers of Antarctica, the auroras of the Arctic, and the rare wildlife found only in polar regions have made these remote areas some of the world's most unique and breathtaking destinations. For many Chinese travelers, visiting the Earth's extremes has become a bucket-list item.

\n

Zhao Xin, head of the polar cruise center at the Beijing-based Utour travel agency, says that the 2024-25 season has seen unprecedented demand for Antarctic tours.

\n

The agency organized trips for 1,200 tourists, with packages selling out three months in advance.

\n

"The rise of social media has dramatically increased awareness for niche, high-end destinations like the polar regions," Zhao notes.

\n

"While elderly travelers once dominated these destinations, younger tourists are now joining in significant numbers," he adds.

\n

Given the growing enthusiasm among Chinese tourists for Antarctic travel, Zhao anticipates that Utour will experience a significant increase in visitors in the upcoming seasons.

\n

It is projected that the number will rise to 1,500 during the 2025-26 season and 1,600-1,700 in the 2026-27 season, says Zhao.

\n

According to the International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators, a record-breaking 122,072 travelers visited Antarctica during the 2023-24 travel season, among whom 9,384 were from China — marking a record high in the number of Chinese visitors.

\n

Zhao emphasizes that the polar tourism market now demands higher comprehensive management capabilities from travel agencies.

\n

This includes precise cost control, optimized resource procurement, cruise operations, and service expenses, as well as rational financial planning, he explains.

\n

In addition, companies must focus on product innovation by developing niche in-depth itineraries, creating unique experiential activities, and enhancing product differentiation — all while keeping high-quality service at the core, he adds.

\n

The rise of Chinese travelers to polar destinations has given rise to 66 Degrees Expeditions, marking a turning point in China's presence in the global polar travel market.

\n

Over the past year, the company's flagship vessel, Seaventure, has completed more than 10 polar voyages since its maiden departure from Aberdeen, UK, on May 16, safely transporting over 1,500 passengers.

\n

According to Zheng Minqi, marketing director of 66 Degrees Expeditions, Chinese and Western travelers share core motivations — capturing stunning landscapes, learning through exploration, and connecting with like-minded individuals.

\n

However, Chinese travelers place a stronger emphasis on instant shareability and memory preservation.

\n

"They want to share their experiences in real time and capture their journey through high-quality photos, videos, or even custom-made documentaries," Zheng explains.

\n

To meet these needs, the Chinese travel brand has introduced specialized services, including professional photography guides who assist with composition and camera settings, daily curated photo packages for easy sharing, and personalized documentary editing services that combine passengers' footage with breathtaking polar visuals.

\n

When it comes to booking, Zheng points out that high-end polar itineraries typically require reserving six to 12 months in advance, with popular routes selling out even earlier. While specialized travel agencies remain the primary booking channel due to their ability to handle complex logistics, such as international flights, visas, and ground services, partnerships with educational institutions, business schools, and media organizations are also growing.

\n

These groups often collaborate with travel agencies to design themed trips, such as scientific research expeditions or leadership development courses in polar settings.

\n

The typical Chinese polar traveler is between 35 and 70 years old, primarily from first and second-tier cities, such as Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou and Shenzhen in Guangdong province, Zheng says.

\n

Family trips are common, with many travelers bringing their children or elderly parents, though couples and solo "polar geeks" also form a significant segment, she adds.

\n

"Many travelers also invest in professional gear, such as high-end cameras and functional clothing, for their journey," she says.

\n

Mid- to high-range cabins are the most popular for balancing comfort and value, though some opt for top-tier suites for special occasions.

\n

"Onboard, photography workshops and specialty dining experiences are well-received."

\n

China's polar tourism industry has evolved over the past decade.

\n

In earlier years, Chinese tourists booked trips through international operators or directly with cruise lines. Between 2010 and 2015, rising disposable incomes sparked demand, leading major Chinese agencies, like Beijing-based Utour, to charter ships for polar expeditions.

\n

The market grew significantly from 2016 to 2017, with additional travel companies entering the field and diversifying their offerings.

\n

Although the COVID-19 pandemic brought growth to a halt, the pent-up enthusiasm for polar exploration has been steadily rebounding.

\n

Looking ahead to 2026, 66 Degrees Expeditions plans to enhance its new culturally themed voyages, including traditional Chinese medicine wellness lectures, and new itineraries, such as West African island voyages, offering travelers diverse polar experiences.

\n

For Wang, the growing presence of Chinese travelers in the polar regions gives him personal and professional joy. "Explaining marine biology and conservation in Mandarin creates a deeper connection," he says.

\n

Watching the faces of Chinese guests as they glimpse a blue whale rising from the sea, Wang sees a shift in consciousness.

\n

As he shares how global whaling bans in 1969 have slowly allowed these giants to return, something deepens in his Chinese guests' expressions.

\n

"It is the quiet awakening of responsibility, and the sense that they, too, have a role to play in this story of recovery," Wang says.

\n

"They aren't just observing — they are participating," Wang reflects.

\n

"Through hearing the story in their own language from a Chinese guide, they feel included. It becomes their legacy to protect."

\n

Contact the writer at yangfeiyue@chinadaily.com.cn

\n

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<img src="../outfiles/CD2025/CD20250916/20250916_018_01_23372.png"> CHINA DAILY <figcaption>Chinese tourists explore the Arctic by boat in June. China's polar tourism industry has been growing over the past decade.

\n

Chinese tourists pose with a tray of dumplings they made on a polar cruise ship in the Arctic in August.

\n

Tourists on D'Hainaut Island in the Antarctic watch a Gentoo penguin.

\n

Dawn breaks in the Arctic over a silent world of frozen water, its pale light glinting off drifting ice floes, where polar bears are no strangers to the cold, stark white.

\n

For Wang Helin, a seasoned Chinese guide with over 100 polar expeditions under his belt in the past seven years, such scenes are deeply familiar.

\n

Yet recently, amid the crunch of ice and vast expanse of white, something new has cut through the cold — a sound he's hearing more and more often — the warm, distinct cadence of Mandarin.

\n

The Arctic wilderness once echoed primarily with Western languages, but now Wang regularly greets travelers from Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, Guangdong province.

\n

In May, Wang joined the 66 Degrees Expeditions, China's first polar cruise operator, which was established last year.

\n

As an expedition guide, Wang sees his role as a guardian of the guests' safety in the wilderness.

\n

"When sudden weather changes occur, our first response is to activate contingency plans, adjust itineraries, or arrange expert talks and alternative landing sites to maintain safety and ensure a rich experience," he explains.

\n

From vigilantly watching for polar bears to navigating small, heavy-duty inflatable boats across the Arctic waters, every decision and action is guided by the highest standards of caution and care, he emphasizes.

\n

In his first three and a half months with 66 Degrees Expeditions, Wang interacted with many Chinese guests. "What stood out most was their strong sense of pride and identification with having a Chinese-owned polar expedition business," Wang notes.

\n

Polar travel has captured the imagination of a growing number of Chinese tourists.

\n

On Xiaohongshu (RedNote), a popular social media platform, posts related to Arctic and Antarctic travel have exceeded 400,000. Users enthusiastically share tips and seek travel companions.

\n

The glaciers of Antarctica, the auroras of the Arctic, and the rare wildlife found only in polar regions have made these remote areas some of the world's most unique and breathtaking destinations. For many Chinese travelers, visiting the Earth's extremes has become a bucket-list item.

\n

Zhao Xin, head of the polar cruise center at the Beijing-based Utour travel agency, says that the 2024-25 season has seen unprecedented demand for Antarctic tours.

\n

The agency organized trips for 1,200 tourists, with packages selling out three months in advance.

\n

"The rise of social media has dramatically increased awareness for niche, high-end destinations like the polar regions," Zhao notes.

\n

"While elderly travelers once dominated these destinations, younger tourists are now joining in significant numbers," he adds.

\n

Given the growing enthusiasm among Chinese tourists for Antarctic travel, Zhao anticipates that Utour will experience a significant increase in visitors in the upcoming seasons.

\n

It is projected that the number will rise to 1,500 during the 2025-26 season and 1,600-1,700 in the 2026-27 season, says Zhao.

\n

According to the International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators, a record-breaking 122,072 travelers visited Antarctica during the 2023-24 travel season, among whom 9,384 were from China — marking a record high in the number of Chinese visitors.

\n

Zhao emphasizes that the polar tourism market now demands higher comprehensive management capabilities from travel agencies.

\n

This includes precise cost control, optimized resource procurement, cruise operations, and service expenses, as well as rational financial planning, he explains.

\n

In addition, companies must focus on product innovation by developing niche in-depth itineraries, creating unique experiential activities, and enhancing product differentiation — all while keeping high-quality service at the core, he adds.

\n

The rise of Chinese travelers to polar destinations has given rise to 66 Degrees Expeditions, marking a turning point in China's presence in the global polar travel market.

\n

Over the past year, the company's flagship vessel, Seaventure, has completed more than 10 polar voyages since its maiden departure from Aberdeen, UK, on May 16, safely transporting over 1,500 passengers.

\n

According to Zheng Minqi, marketing director of 66 Degrees Expeditions, Chinese and Western travelers share core motivations — capturing stunning landscapes, learning through exploration, and connecting with like-minded individuals.

\n

However, Chinese travelers place a stronger emphasis on instant shareability and memory preservation.

\n

"They want to share their experiences in real time and capture their journey through high-quality photos, videos, or even custom-made documentaries," Zheng explains.

\n

To meet these needs, the Chinese travel brand has introduced specialized services, including professional photography guides who assist with composition and camera settings, daily curated photo packages for easy sharing, and personalized documentary editing services that combine passengers' footage with breathtaking polar visuals.

\n

When it comes to booking, Zheng points out that high-end polar itineraries typically require reserving six to 12 months in advance, with popular routes selling out even earlier. While specialized travel agencies remain the primary booking channel due to their ability to handle complex logistics, such as international flights, visas, and ground services, partnerships with educational institutions, business schools, and media organizations are also growing.

\n

These groups often collaborate with travel agencies to design themed trips, such as scientific research expeditions or leadership development courses in polar settings.

\n

The typical Chinese polar traveler is between 35 and 70 years old, primarily from first and second-tier cities, such as Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou and Shenzhen in Guangdong province, Zheng says.

\n

Family trips are common, with many travelers bringing their children or elderly parents, though couples and solo "polar geeks" also form a significant segment, she adds.

\n

"Many travelers also invest in professional gear, such as high-end cameras and functional clothing, for their journey," she says.

\n

Mid- to high-range cabins are the most popular for balancing comfort and value, though some opt for top-tier suites for special occasions.

\n

"Onboard, photography workshops and specialty dining experiences are well-received."

\n

China's polar tourism industry has evolved over the past decade.

\n

In earlier years, Chinese tourists booked trips through international operators or directly with cruise lines. Between 2010 and 2015, rising disposable incomes sparked demand, leading major Chinese agencies, like Beijing-based Utour, to charter ships for polar expeditions.

\n

The market grew significantly from 2016 to 2017, with additional travel companies entering the field and diversifying their offerings.

\n

Although the COVID-19 pandemic brought growth to a halt, the pent-up enthusiasm for polar exploration has been steadily rebounding.

\n

Looking ahead to 2026, 66 Degrees Expeditions plans to enhance its new culturally themed voyages, including traditional Chinese medicine wellness lectures, and new itineraries, such as West African island voyages, offering travelers diverse polar experiences.

\n

For Wang, the growing presence of Chinese travelers in the polar regions gives him personal and professional joy. "Explaining marine biology and conservation in Mandarin creates a deeper connection," he says.

\n

Watching the faces of Chinese guests as they glimpse a blue whale rising from the sea, Wang sees a shift in consciousness.

\n

As he shares how global whaling bans in 1969 have slowly allowed these giants to return, something deepens in his Chinese guests' expressions.

\n

"It is the quiet awakening of responsibility, and the sense that they, too, have a role to play in this story of recovery," Wang says.

\n

"They aren't just observing — they are participating," Wang reflects.

\n

"Through hearing the story in their own language from a Chinese guide, they feel included. It becomes their legacy to protect."

\n

Contact the writer at yangfeiyue@chinadaily.com.cn

\n

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Gao Xiang, president of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, delivers an opening speech at the First World History Frontiers Forum held in Beijing.

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The First World History Frontiers Forum convened in Beijing, gathering around 280 scholars worldwide to advocate for a more inclusive study of the past as a guide for contemporary global challenges.

\n

Held on Friday and Saturday, the event brought academics from more than 40 countries and regions, including the United States, Russia, Germany, and Japan, according to its host, the Chinese Academy of History, founded in January 2019 as a subsidiary of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.

\n

In his opening remarks, Gao Xiang, president of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said the values embedded in a nation's history provide the foundation for its chosen development path. With the world in "a new period of turbulent transformation, human society is in more need than ever of drawing wisdom from history", Gao said.

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He added that historians from across the world should "scientifically analyze" the evolution of different civilizations to help "answer the questions of the world, the people, and our time".

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The comments come amid rising geopolitical tensions and a broader debate about the dominance of Western historical narratives. Under the theme Civilizational Legacy and Historical Paths, the forum's goal was to promote academic exchange and cooperation within the global history discipline and to drive innovative development in historical research.

\n

The opening ceremony also featured speeches from Rebecca Lemos Igreja, secretary-general of the Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences, and Kostas Gouliamos, an Ordinary Member of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts and last year's recipient of the Chinese Government Friendship Award.

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Igreja emphasized the power of narrative and inclusivity in historical scholarship, and argued for a more pluralistic approach to writing world history, one that actively recovers marginalized and often-forgotten narratives.

\n

As history is closely linked to the present and future, telling past stories accurately is greatly significant for different countries to cooperate in facing challenges, according to Igreja.

\n

Praising the forum for creating an essential platform for scholars to overcome geographic and language barriers, Igreja believes the event will deepen mutual understanding and cooperation.

\n

Gouliamos framed civilization as the essential catalyst for human progress, which has always advanced through dialogue and exchange. With humankind more interconnected than ever before, he said, different civilizations need to understand and learn from each other, and jointly push humanity toward a more balanced and inclusive future.

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He advocated for interdisciplinary research, combining history, archaeology, anthropology, and sociology, and building a more inclusive global narrative with respect for our shared heritage and diversity.

\n

Beyond the opening ceremony, the forum's agenda featured in-depth parallel sessions, where scholars delved into seven key subthemes — Pluralistic Models of Civilizational Origins and Development; The Evolution of Civilizations and the Formation of Historical Paths; Modern China and the World in the Context of Intercivilizational Encounters; Civilizational Diversity and Different Historical Paths; Intercivilizational Exchange and Mutual Learning: Historical Process and Contemporary Significance; Cultural Integration and Dialogue for a Global Community of Shared Future; and Historical Trajectories and Future of Human Civilization. These discussions allowed for a rich collaboration of ideas and perspectives from every corner of the globe.

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The event was also organized by several of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences' constituent research institutes, including the institutes of archaeology, ancient history, modern history, world history, borderland studies, and historical theory, as well as the University of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.

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wangqian@chinadaily.com.cn

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Gao Xiang, president of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, delivers an opening speech at the First World History Frontiers Forum held in Beijing.

\n

The First World History Frontiers Forum convened in Beijing, gathering around 280 scholars worldwide to advocate for a more inclusive study of the past as a guide for contemporary global challenges.

\n

Held on Friday and Saturday, the event brought academics from more than 40 countries and regions, including the United States, Russia, Germany, and Japan, according to its host, the Chinese Academy of History, founded in January 2019 as a subsidiary of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.

\n

In his opening remarks, Gao Xiang, president of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said the values embedded in a nation's history provide the foundation for its chosen development path. With the world in "a new period of turbulent transformation, human society is in more need than ever of drawing wisdom from history", Gao said.

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He added that historians from across the world should "scientifically analyze" the evolution of different civilizations to help "answer the questions of the world, the people, and our time".

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The comments come amid rising geopolitical tensions and a broader debate about the dominance of Western historical narratives. Under the theme Civilizational Legacy and Historical Paths, the forum's goal was to promote academic exchange and cooperation within the global history discipline and to drive innovative development in historical research.

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The opening ceremony also featured speeches from Rebecca Lemos Igreja, secretary-general of the Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences, and Kostas Gouliamos, an Ordinary Member of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts and last year's recipient of the Chinese Government Friendship Award.

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Igreja emphasized the power of narrative and inclusivity in historical scholarship, and argued for a more pluralistic approach to writing world history, one that actively recovers marginalized and often-forgotten narratives.

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As history is closely linked to the present and future, telling past stories accurately is greatly significant for different countries to cooperate in facing challenges, according to Igreja.

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Praising the forum for creating an essential platform for scholars to overcome geographic and language barriers, Igreja believes the event will deepen mutual understanding and cooperation.

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Gouliamos framed civilization as the essential catalyst for human progress, which has always advanced through dialogue and exchange. With humankind more interconnected than ever before, he said, different civilizations need to understand and learn from each other, and jointly push humanity toward a more balanced and inclusive future.

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He advocated for interdisciplinary research, combining history, archaeology, anthropology, and sociology, and building a more inclusive global narrative with respect for our shared heritage and diversity.

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Beyond the opening ceremony, the forum's agenda featured in-depth parallel sessions, where scholars delved into seven key subthemes — Pluralistic Models of Civilizational Origins and Development; The Evolution of Civilizations and the Formation of Historical Paths; Modern China and the World in the Context of Intercivilizational Encounters; Civilizational Diversity and Different Historical Paths; Intercivilizational Exchange and Mutual Learning: Historical Process and Contemporary Significance; Cultural Integration and Dialogue for a Global Community of Shared Future; and Historical Trajectories and Future of Human Civilization. These discussions allowed for a rich collaboration of ideas and perspectives from every corner of the globe.

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The event was also organized by several of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences' constituent research institutes, including the institutes of archaeology, ancient history, modern history, world history, borderland studies, and historical theory, as well as the University of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.

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wangqian@chinadaily.com.cn

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Manchester City's Erling Haaland watches on as his strike beats the outstretched arm of Manchester United goalkeeper Altay Bayindir for his second goal in City's 3-0 English Premier League victory at Etihad Stadium in Manchester, England, on Sunday.

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MANCHESTER, England — Manchester City is back to winning ways. Manchester United is back to square one.

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City utterly dominated the 197th Manchester derby on Sunday, winning 3-0 on another humbling day for United coach Ruben Amorim.

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It could have been so much worse for the red half of Manchester, as City threatened to turn it into a rout at the Etihad Stadium.

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Haaland scored twice in the second half — making it seven goals in a week following the five he hit for Norway against Moldova last Tuesday — and also hit the post.

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Phil Foden opened the scoring for City with a header in the 18th minute and Pep Guardiola's team never looked back.

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The win ended City's two-game losing run in what has been an unconvincing start to the season. The problems are quickly mounting for Amorim, however, in a campaign that has already seen his team suffer a humiliating exit from the English League Cup against fourth-tier Grimsby.

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Afterwards Amorim had a message for United fans.

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"I will do everything, always thinking about what is best for the club," he said. "I really want to win games, so I'm suffering more than them."

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In the day's other Premier League game, Mohamed Salah scored a stoppage-time penalty as Liverpool beat Burnley 1-0 to move back to the top of the standings.

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Poor record

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United's latest setback came in front of glum-looking co-owner Jim Ratcliffe, who hired Amorim last year to return the 20-time English champion to the summit of European soccer, and backed him heavily in the transfer market in the summer.

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Any form of comeback feels a long way off right now.

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United has won just once in five games in all competitions this season — a 3-2 victory against Burnley, which required a stoppage-time penalty from Bruno Fernandes.

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Amorim has only won eight of 31 Premier League games since he was hired last November and, under his watch, United endured its lowest finish in the modern era last season when it placed 15th.

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"It's not a record that you should have at Manchester United," he admitted, but Amorim remains adamant his approach is right. "When I want to change my philosophy, I will change. If not, you have to change the man," he said. "I believe in my way, and I'm going to play my way until I want to change."

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The coach added: "I see that we are doing better, but then the result doesn't show that."

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Despite Amorim's comments, scoring four points from four games is United's worst start to a season since 1992.

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Deadly finisher

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Haaland has been in lethal form for club and country this season.

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In six games for City and Norway combined, he has scored 11 goals, only failing to find the back of the net in the 2-0 loss to Tottenham last month.

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He produced clinical finishes in the 53rd and 68th minutes when running beyond United's defense. He could have had a hat-trick, but slid another effort across goal and against the post.

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Teammate Foden described it as a "complete performance" and Guardiola called the Norwegian a "special player".

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Late drama

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Liverpool left it late again and moved back to the top of the Premier League.

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The defending champion preserved its 100 percent start to the season thanks to Salah's penalty.

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"We don't give up. We just try to push ourselves and our team to the limit," Salah told Sky Sports.

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After late winners against Bournemouth and Newcastle already this term, Liverpool staged another dramatic finale at Turf Moor.

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Arne Slot's team looked set to drop points for the first time this season, but was handed a lifeline when Hannibal Mejbri handled the ball in the box and referee Michael Oliver pointed to the spot.

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Salah did the rest by blasting a powerful shot past Burnley goalkeeper Martin Dubravka before running away in celebration.

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Salah's goal came in the fifth minute of stoppage time and puts him fourth among the all-time Premier League goalscorers. The Egyptian is now on 188 goals — behind Alan Shearer (260), Harry Kane (213) and Wayne Rooney (208).

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Late joy for Liverpool, though, was yet more late pain for Burnley, after the newly promoted side lost 3-2 against Manchester United in its last game.

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Relief for Slot

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According to Premier League statistician Opta, Liverpool is the first team in the division to score winning goals in the final 10 minutes or later in four successive games.

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Time will tell if so many late victories point to a winning mentality or deeper-rooted problems for a team that often needs to get itself out of jail.

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Against a Burnley team down to 10 men after Lesley Ugochukwu was sent off in the 84th minute, Liverpool needed an error from Mejbri to rescue the points, with the midfielder handling Jeremie Frimpong's cross.

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"We needed a moment of luck, or a moment of magic. We didn't have the magic, but we had the luck," Slot told the BBC. "You are hoping and trying ... but they were strong."

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Manchester City's Erling Haaland watches on as his strike beats the outstretched arm of Manchester United goalkeeper Altay Bayindir for his second goal in City's 3-0 English Premier League victory at Etihad Stadium in Manchester, England, on Sunday.

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MANCHESTER, England — Manchester City is back to winning ways. Manchester United is back to square one.

\n

City utterly dominated the 197th Manchester derby on Sunday, winning 3-0 on another humbling day for United coach Ruben Amorim.

\n

It could have been so much worse for the red half of Manchester, as City threatened to turn it into a rout at the Etihad Stadium.

\n

Haaland scored twice in the second half — making it seven goals in a week following the five he hit for Norway against Moldova last Tuesday — and also hit the post.

\n

Phil Foden opened the scoring for City with a header in the 18th minute and Pep Guardiola's team never looked back.

\n

The win ended City's two-game losing run in what has been an unconvincing start to the season. The problems are quickly mounting for Amorim, however, in a campaign that has already seen his team suffer a humiliating exit from the English League Cup against fourth-tier Grimsby.

\n

Afterwards Amorim had a message for United fans.

\n

"I will do everything, always thinking about what is best for the club," he said. "I really want to win games, so I'm suffering more than them."

\n

In the day's other Premier League game, Mohamed Salah scored a stoppage-time penalty as Liverpool beat Burnley 1-0 to move back to the top of the standings.

\n

Poor record

\n

United's latest setback came in front of glum-looking co-owner Jim Ratcliffe, who hired Amorim last year to return the 20-time English champion to the summit of European soccer, and backed him heavily in the transfer market in the summer.

\n

Any form of comeback feels a long way off right now.

\n

United has won just once in five games in all competitions this season — a 3-2 victory against Burnley, which required a stoppage-time penalty from Bruno Fernandes.

\n

Amorim has only won eight of 31 Premier League games since he was hired last November and, under his watch, United endured its lowest finish in the modern era last season when it placed 15th.

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"It's not a record that you should have at Manchester United," he admitted, but Amorim remains adamant his approach is right. "When I want to change my philosophy, I will change. If not, you have to change the man," he said. "I believe in my way, and I'm going to play my way until I want to change."

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The coach added: "I see that we are doing better, but then the result doesn't show that."

\n

Despite Amorim's comments, scoring four points from four games is United's worst start to a season since 1992.

\n

Deadly finisher

\n

Haaland has been in lethal form for club and country this season.

\n

In six games for City and Norway combined, he has scored 11 goals, only failing to find the back of the net in the 2-0 loss to Tottenham last month.

\n

He produced clinical finishes in the 53rd and 68th minutes when running beyond United's defense. He could have had a hat-trick, but slid another effort across goal and against the post.

\n

Teammate Foden described it as a "complete performance" and Guardiola called the Norwegian a "special player".

\n

Late drama

\n

Liverpool left it late again and moved back to the top of the Premier League.

\n

The defending champion preserved its 100 percent start to the season thanks to Salah's penalty.

\n

"We don't give up. We just try to push ourselves and our team to the limit," Salah told Sky Sports.

\n

After late winners against Bournemouth and Newcastle already this term, Liverpool staged another dramatic finale at Turf Moor.

\n

Arne Slot's team looked set to drop points for the first time this season, but was handed a lifeline when Hannibal Mejbri handled the ball in the box and referee Michael Oliver pointed to the spot.

\n

Salah did the rest by blasting a powerful shot past Burnley goalkeeper Martin Dubravka before running away in celebration.

\n

Salah's goal came in the fifth minute of stoppage time and puts him fourth among the all-time Premier League goalscorers. The Egyptian is now on 188 goals — behind Alan Shearer (260), Harry Kane (213) and Wayne Rooney (208).

\n

Late joy for Liverpool, though, was yet more late pain for Burnley, after the newly promoted side lost 3-2 against Manchester United in its last game.

\n

Relief for Slot

\n

According to Premier League statistician Opta, Liverpool is the first team in the division to score winning goals in the final 10 minutes or later in four successive games.

\n

Time will tell if so many late victories point to a winning mentality or deeper-rooted problems for a team that often needs to get itself out of jail.

\n

Against a Burnley team down to 10 men after Lesley Ugochukwu was sent off in the 84th minute, Liverpool needed an error from Mejbri to rescue the points, with the midfielder handling Jeremie Frimpong's cross.

\n

"We needed a moment of luck, or a moment of magic. We didn't have the magic, but we had the luck," Slot told the BBC. "You are hoping and trying ... but they were strong."

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Ruben Amorim

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Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim was defiant in the face of growing criticism after his side was dismantled 3-0 by crosstown rival Manchester City in Sunday's Premier League derby at the Etihad Stadium.

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United's third loss in five matches across all competitions left it languishing 14th in the Premier League.

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Amorim has just eight league wins since he joined United last November, and after the match the Portuguese was asked whether he should rethink his tactical setup. Perhaps it is simply too easy to play against.

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His response was candid, if not combative.

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"Guys, I understand that, and I accept it's not a record that you should have in Manchester United," he told reporters. "There are a lot of things that happened during these months that you have no idea about, but I accept that.

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"But I'm not going to change. When I want to change my philosophy, I will change. If not, you'll have to change the man. And we will talk about that every game that we lose. So, I play my way, and I'm going to play my way until I want to change."

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City was led by a clinical Erling Haaland, who struck twice, and a resurgent Phil Foden, who scored in his first start of the season.

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United had its moments. Bryan Mbeumo forced a world-class save from City's new goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma in the second half.

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But, United's inability to convert chances, and its defensive frailties, were glaring.

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City fans taunted Amorim with chants of "You're getting sacked in the morning".

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Having made clear he would not abandon his soccer philosophy, Amorim was asked what message that sends supporters.

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"My message is that I'm going to give everything. I will do everything, always thinking about what is best for the club. That was always the same message," he said.

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"And then it's not my decision, the rest. I really want to win games, so I'm suffering more than them."

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With Chelsea up next at Old Trafford on Saturday, and no European soccer to distract from domestic woes, Amorim's resolve will be tested again — and soon.

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Ruben Amorim

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Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim was defiant in the face of growing criticism after his side was dismantled 3-0 by crosstown rival Manchester City in Sunday's Premier League derby at the Etihad Stadium.

\n

United's third loss in five matches across all competitions left it languishing 14th in the Premier League.

\n

Amorim has just eight league wins since he joined United last November, and after the match the Portuguese was asked whether he should rethink his tactical setup. Perhaps it is simply too easy to play against.

\n

His response was candid, if not combative.

\n

"Guys, I understand that, and I accept it's not a record that you should have in Manchester United," he told reporters. "There are a lot of things that happened during these months that you have no idea about, but I accept that.

\n

"But I'm not going to change. When I want to change my philosophy, I will change. If not, you'll have to change the man. And we will talk about that every game that we lose. So, I play my way, and I'm going to play my way until I want to change."

\n

City was led by a clinical Erling Haaland, who struck twice, and a resurgent Phil Foden, who scored in his first start of the season.

\n

United had its moments. Bryan Mbeumo forced a world-class save from City's new goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma in the second half.

\n

But, United's inability to convert chances, and its defensive frailties, were glaring.

\n

City fans taunted Amorim with chants of "You're getting sacked in the morning".

\n

Having made clear he would not abandon his soccer philosophy, Amorim was asked what message that sends supporters.

\n

"My message is that I'm going to give everything. I will do everything, always thinking about what is best for the club. That was always the same message," he said.

\n

"And then it's not my decision, the rest. I really want to win games, so I'm suffering more than them."

\n

With Chelsea up next at Old Trafford on Saturday, and no European soccer to distract from domestic woes, Amorim's resolve will be tested again — and soon.

\n

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City's coach Pep Guardiola hugs Phil Foden after Sunday's Premier League match.

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Erling Haaland capped a remarkable week with two goals in Manchester City's 3-0 drubbing of Manchester United on Sunday, but the sight of Phil Foden opening the scoring was perhaps the most significant aspect of the derby win.

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The England forward was voted PFA Player of the Season in 2023-24 when he scored 27 times in all competitions for City, including a double on the final day of the season against West Ham to clinch a fourth successive title.

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But Foden's form vanished last season and the goals dried up. Before Sunday, his last Premier League goal was in January.

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His struggles were one factor in City's troubling campaign last season, but there were signs on Sunday that he is emerging from his slump and that the joy, which manager Pep Guardiola said had gone from his game, is returning.

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"We missed him so much last season. We need him so much," Guardiola told reporters after City avoided a third successive defeat in the league.

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"When he moves behind the strikers, in that position, the sense of goal, the sense of turns, the quality to keep the ball. There are players that play behind the striker, and most of them pass the ball and stay and (say) 'look how good I make the pass'.

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"He's a guy who makes a pass to the penalty spot. Like an animal, when he doesn't get the pass (back) he's angry, because he wants to score.

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"We can't forget two seasons ago, he was the most important player in the Premier League and was the key player in that title. Last season, for various reasons, he could not be with us."

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Foden offered a glimpse of his old self when he scored twice in the FIFA Club World Cup at the end of the last campaign, but injury niggles meant his only appearance since the start of the season was a brief cameo off the bench in City's home defeat against Tottenham Hotspur.

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Given a start on Sunday, Foden needed only 18 minutes to end his Premier League goal drought, heading in Jeremy Doku's cutback for his seventh Manchester derby goal.

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"Hopefully, step by step, he can get back to his best. The joy and happiness we see on his face every day lately. Now we are sure that we are going to see the best Phil."

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City's coach Pep Guardiola hugs Phil Foden after Sunday's Premier League match.

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Erling Haaland capped a remarkable week with two goals in Manchester City's 3-0 drubbing of Manchester United on Sunday, but the sight of Phil Foden opening the scoring was perhaps the most significant aspect of the derby win.

\n

The England forward was voted PFA Player of the Season in 2023-24 when he scored 27 times in all competitions for City, including a double on the final day of the season against West Ham to clinch a fourth successive title.

\n

But Foden's form vanished last season and the goals dried up. Before Sunday, his last Premier League goal was in January.

\n

His struggles were one factor in City's troubling campaign last season, but there were signs on Sunday that he is emerging from his slump and that the joy, which manager Pep Guardiola said had gone from his game, is returning.

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"We missed him so much last season. We need him so much," Guardiola told reporters after City avoided a third successive defeat in the league.

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"When he moves behind the strikers, in that position, the sense of goal, the sense of turns, the quality to keep the ball. There are players that play behind the striker, and most of them pass the ball and stay and (say) 'look how good I make the pass'.

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"He's a guy who makes a pass to the penalty spot. Like an animal, when he doesn't get the pass (back) he's angry, because he wants to score.

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"We can't forget two seasons ago, he was the most important player in the Premier League and was the key player in that title. Last season, for various reasons, he could not be with us."

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Foden offered a glimpse of his old self when he scored twice in the FIFA Club World Cup at the end of the last campaign, but injury niggles meant his only appearance since the start of the season was a brief cameo off the bench in City's home defeat against Tottenham Hotspur.

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Given a start on Sunday, Foden needed only 18 minutes to end his Premier League goal drought, heading in Jeremy Doku's cutback for his seventh Manchester derby goal.

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"Hopefully, step by step, he can get back to his best. The joy and happiness we see on his face every day lately. Now we are sure that we are going to see the best Phil."

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Robert Lewandowski celebrates scoring Barcelona's fifth goal during its 6-0 La Liga win against Valencia at Johan Cruyff Stadium in Barcelona, Spain, on Sunday.

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BARCELONA — Robert Lewandowski, Raphinha and Fermin Lopez struck twice each, as Barcelona thumped Valencia 6-0 on Sunday in a La Liga match it was forced to play at its tiny training ground stadium because of delays in reopening the Spotify Camp Nou.

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The rampant Spanish champion moved second, two points behind leader Real Madrid, which boasts a 100 percent record after its win at Real Sociedad on Saturday.

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Hosting the game at the 6,000-capacity Johan Cruyff Stadium beside its training facilities west of the city, with the rebuilt Camp Nou not yet permitted to open, Barca's first home game of the season saw high-caliber soccer in a low-key setting.

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Star forward Lamine Yamal's absence due to a groin issue was a further blow for Barca, with coach Hansi Flick criticizing the Spanish national team for playing him twice during World Cup qualifiers last week, despite the problem.

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However, Barcelona's display, above all in the second half, helped it forget his absence and its disappointing draw at Rayo Vallecano in its previous La Liga outing.

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"I appreciate what I saw today a lot, and this is a start after the break," said Flick, who was upset with his players after the Rayo game a fortnight ago.

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Lopez said last season's domestic treble winner was on the right track.

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"The message is the same as last year, to play with intensity and humility, I think we're on a good path and we have to continue like this," said the midfielder.

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Flick handed Roony Bardghji his debut on the right flank in Yamal's stead after his summer arrival from Copenhagen.

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Barcelona dominated Valencia in the first half without creating many clear-cut chances.

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Marcus Rashford and Ferran Torres fired narrowly over and wide, respectively, as Flick's side penned in the visiting side.

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Lopez, linked with a move to Chelsea during the summer, dug in to stay at Barca and proved his worth against Los Che.

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Barca took the lead after 29 minutes when Torres flicked on a pass into the midfielder's path.

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Lopez scampered into the box and flashed a strike across Valencia keeper Julen Agirrezabala and into the net.

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Carlos Corberan's Valencia, 15th, did not muster a shot in the first half, compared to Barca's 11, playing conservatively after a 7-1 thrashing by the Blaugrana in January.

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Flick brought on Raphinha for the quiet Bardghji at halftime, as he sought to put the game to bed, and soon had the goals he wanted.

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Rashford, on his brightest outing since joining from Manchester United on loan, whipped in a dangerous cross which Raphinha slid home at the far post.

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It was Rashford's first direct goal contribution since arriving at the club.

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Three minutes later, Lopez blasted in a third from long range, which goalkeeper Agirrezabala might have dealt with better.

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'Can still improve'

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"Today is a great step for (Lopez), and this is what I want to see every match," said Flick.

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"He has amazing quality, and when he has this confidence, he's really great, (but) I think he can still improve."

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Raphinha smashed in Barca's fourth at the near post as the Catalans ran riot.

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Flick shuffled his pack with Thursday's Champions League opener in mind, bringing on Polish veteran Lewandowski and Dani Olmo.

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The 37-year-old striker grabbed his first goal of the season with a lethal finish after Olmo played him in behind the defense.

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Flick was also able to bring on midfielder Marc Bernal following a long absence after a severe knee injury, and he set up Lewandowski to dink home the sixth.

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"It seems like they've got the measure of us," said Valencia defender Jose Gaya.

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"We weren't capable of diminishing their strengths once again, it was a big scoreline again.

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"We tried to stop them with our game plan, but the second goal did us a lot of damage, we couldn't stop it, and then came the third."

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Robert Lewandowski celebrates scoring Barcelona's fifth goal during its 6-0 La Liga win against Valencia at Johan Cruyff Stadium in Barcelona, Spain, on Sunday.

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BARCELONA — Robert Lewandowski, Raphinha and Fermin Lopez struck twice each, as Barcelona thumped Valencia 6-0 on Sunday in a La Liga match it was forced to play at its tiny training ground stadium because of delays in reopening the Spotify Camp Nou.

\n

The rampant Spanish champion moved second, two points behind leader Real Madrid, which boasts a 100 percent record after its win at Real Sociedad on Saturday.

\n

Hosting the game at the 6,000-capacity Johan Cruyff Stadium beside its training facilities west of the city, with the rebuilt Camp Nou not yet permitted to open, Barca's first home game of the season saw high-caliber soccer in a low-key setting.

\n

Star forward Lamine Yamal's absence due to a groin issue was a further blow for Barca, with coach Hansi Flick criticizing the Spanish national team for playing him twice during World Cup qualifiers last week, despite the problem.

\n

However, Barcelona's display, above all in the second half, helped it forget his absence and its disappointing draw at Rayo Vallecano in its previous La Liga outing.

\n

"I appreciate what I saw today a lot, and this is a start after the break," said Flick, who was upset with his players after the Rayo game a fortnight ago.

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Lopez said last season's domestic treble winner was on the right track.

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"The message is the same as last year, to play with intensity and humility, I think we're on a good path and we have to continue like this," said the midfielder.

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Flick handed Roony Bardghji his debut on the right flank in Yamal's stead after his summer arrival from Copenhagen.

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Barcelona dominated Valencia in the first half without creating many clear-cut chances.

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Marcus Rashford and Ferran Torres fired narrowly over and wide, respectively, as Flick's side penned in the visiting side.

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Lopez, linked with a move to Chelsea during the summer, dug in to stay at Barca and proved his worth against Los Che.

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Barca took the lead after 29 minutes when Torres flicked on a pass into the midfielder's path.

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Lopez scampered into the box and flashed a strike across Valencia keeper Julen Agirrezabala and into the net.

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Carlos Corberan's Valencia, 15th, did not muster a shot in the first half, compared to Barca's 11, playing conservatively after a 7-1 thrashing by the Blaugrana in January.

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Flick brought on Raphinha for the quiet Bardghji at halftime, as he sought to put the game to bed, and soon had the goals he wanted.

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Rashford, on his brightest outing since joining from Manchester United on loan, whipped in a dangerous cross which Raphinha slid home at the far post.

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It was Rashford's first direct goal contribution since arriving at the club.

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Three minutes later, Lopez blasted in a third from long range, which goalkeeper Agirrezabala might have dealt with better.

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'Can still improve'

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"Today is a great step for (Lopez), and this is what I want to see every match," said Flick.

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"He has amazing quality, and when he has this confidence, he's really great, (but) I think he can still improve."

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Raphinha smashed in Barca's fourth at the near post as the Catalans ran riot.

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Flick shuffled his pack with Thursday's Champions League opener in mind, bringing on Polish veteran Lewandowski and Dani Olmo.

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The 37-year-old striker grabbed his first goal of the season with a lethal finish after Olmo played him in behind the defense.

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Flick was also able to bring on midfielder Marc Bernal following a long absence after a severe knee injury, and he set up Lewandowski to dink home the sixth.

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"It seems like they've got the measure of us," said Valencia defender Jose Gaya.

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"We weren't capable of diminishing their strengths once again, it was a big scoreline again.

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"We tried to stop them with our game plan, but the second goal did us a lot of damage, we couldn't stop it, and then came the third."

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Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce looks up after finishing a women's 100m heat at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo on Saturday.

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Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce and Marie-Josee Ta Lou-Smith of Cote d'Ivoire react after a heat in the 100m on Saturday.

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Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce will retire as arguably the greatest woman sprinter of all time, but the Jamaican would like her legacy to be "the totality of who I am: the mom, the athlete, the entrepreneur, the philanthropist".

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At 38, "the warrior", as she likes to refer to herself, ran her final individual 100m at a major event at the world championships in Tokyo, finishing sixth in a race won by American Melissa Jefferson-Wooden, who is 14 years her junior.

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Fraser-Pryce not only brings the curtain down on a career spanning almost two decades at the top, but is also the last of a generation of extraordinary Jamaican men and women sprinters.

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Just as Usain Bolt led the men — former 100m world record holder Asafa Powell and 2011 100m world champion Yohan Blake — so Fraser-Pryce did with the women, Elaine Thompson-Herah and the older Veronica Campbell-Brown.

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Bolt and Fraser-Pryce are very different characters, the former playing to the crowd, while Fraser-Pryce is more reserved, her variety of hair coloring — she owns a haircare company — the furthest she would push it.

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"She's been great for sports in general, and I've told her, her longevity shows that. I couldn't have done it," Bolt said in Tokyo.

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As Fraser-Pryce ends her individual career, Jamaica crowned a new men's sprint star on Sunday, as Oblique Seville won the 100m men's title.

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The diminutive Fraser-Pryce, nicknamed "The Pocket Rocket", which is also the name of her foundation, grew up in a crime-ridden neighborhood of Kingston.

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Those humble beginnings meant she did not showboat as she collected a total of 25 Olympic and world championships medals, including three golds in the former and 10 golds in the latter.

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She is the third-fastest woman of all time in the 100m with 10.60 seconds.

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However, not even at her peak could she touch the controversial 10.49 world record of American Florence Griffith Joyner, who was the same age as Fraser-Pryce is now when she died in 1998.

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'Never belonged'

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For Fraser-Pryce, though, her career has been much more about showing how much women can achieve.

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"I want my legacy to be the totality of who I am; the mom, the athlete, the entrepreneur, the philanthropist," she told July's edition of Marie Claire.

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"I want it to be about impact. The impact that I've had on and off the track in creating space for other women to understand that they can thrive in life."

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A further ingredient was added when she gave birth to her son Zyon. Less than two years later, in 2019, she was holding him in her arms parading around the stadium in Doha having won another 100m world title.

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While her family shared her and husband Jason's delight, they, like everyone else, had been kept in the dark about her pregnancy.

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"For a lot of us here in Jamaica, we are already battling with our insecurities of not feeling like we belong, and not feeling like we are worthy," Fraser-Pryce explained to Marie Claire.

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"But I've always had the mentality: 'I'm just gonna work my way back'.

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"That's how we grew up. That's how my resilience became so strong.

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"I always thought: 'nobody's gonna give me anything. I have to make you see that you need me'."

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However, she says becoming a mother made her feel reborn as an athlete.

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"I think being a mom has really fueled me," she told reporters last month.

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"My son is my biggest motivation. I think competing after I had my son, for women, it teaches us that our dreams don't end when we become mothers.

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"If anything, they add value to our dreams and our goals, what we are chasing."

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Fraser-Pryce has also learned from her upbringing. She says she had a happy childhood despite growing up in poverty, sharing a bed with her two siblings and her mother.

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Having overcome adversity herself, she has funded academic scholarships to help others.

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"I know what it feels like to have the dream, but lack the resources," said Fraser-Pryce.

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Another Jamaican who knows everything about speed is former West Indies cricketer Michael Holding, known in his heyday as "whispering death" for his high-speed bowling.

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"She has brought joy to Jamaicans at home and abroad, and made many of us even more proud to be Jamaicans," he said.

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Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce looks up after finishing a women's 100m heat at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo on Saturday.

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Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce and Marie-Josee Ta Lou-Smith of Cote d'Ivoire react after a heat in the 100m on Saturday.

\n

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Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce will retire as arguably the greatest woman sprinter of all time, but the Jamaican would like her legacy to be "the totality of who I am: the mom, the athlete, the entrepreneur, the philanthropist".

\n

At 38, "the warrior", as she likes to refer to herself, ran her final individual 100m at a major event at the world championships in Tokyo, finishing sixth in a race won by American Melissa Jefferson-Wooden, who is 14 years her junior.

\n

Fraser-Pryce not only brings the curtain down on a career spanning almost two decades at the top, but is also the last of a generation of extraordinary Jamaican men and women sprinters.

\n

Just as Usain Bolt led the men — former 100m world record holder Asafa Powell and 2011 100m world champion Yohan Blake — so Fraser-Pryce did with the women, Elaine Thompson-Herah and the older Veronica Campbell-Brown.

\n

Bolt and Fraser-Pryce are very different characters, the former playing to the crowd, while Fraser-Pryce is more reserved, her variety of hair coloring — she owns a haircare company — the furthest she would push it.

\n

"She's been great for sports in general, and I've told her, her longevity shows that. I couldn't have done it," Bolt said in Tokyo.

\n

As Fraser-Pryce ends her individual career, Jamaica crowned a new men's sprint star on Sunday, as Oblique Seville won the 100m men's title.

\n

The diminutive Fraser-Pryce, nicknamed "The Pocket Rocket", which is also the name of her foundation, grew up in a crime-ridden neighborhood of Kingston.

\n

Those humble beginnings meant she did not showboat as she collected a total of 25 Olympic and world championships medals, including three golds in the former and 10 golds in the latter.

\n

She is the third-fastest woman of all time in the 100m with 10.60 seconds.

\n

However, not even at her peak could she touch the controversial 10.49 world record of American Florence Griffith Joyner, who was the same age as Fraser-Pryce is now when she died in 1998.

\n

'Never belonged'

\n

For Fraser-Pryce, though, her career has been much more about showing how much women can achieve.

\n

"I want my legacy to be the totality of who I am; the mom, the athlete, the entrepreneur, the philanthropist," she told July's edition of Marie Claire.

\n

"I want it to be about impact. The impact that I've had on and off the track in creating space for other women to understand that they can thrive in life."

\n

A further ingredient was added when she gave birth to her son Zyon. Less than two years later, in 2019, she was holding him in her arms parading around the stadium in Doha having won another 100m world title.

\n

While her family shared her and husband Jason's delight, they, like everyone else, had been kept in the dark about her pregnancy.

\n

"For a lot of us here in Jamaica, we are already battling with our insecurities of not feeling like we belong, and not feeling like we are worthy," Fraser-Pryce explained to Marie Claire.

\n

"But I've always had the mentality: 'I'm just gonna work my way back'.

\n

"That's how we grew up. That's how my resilience became so strong.

\n

"I always thought: 'nobody's gonna give me anything. I have to make you see that you need me'."

\n

However, she says becoming a mother made her feel reborn as an athlete.

\n

"I think being a mom has really fueled me," she told reporters last month.

\n

"My son is my biggest motivation. I think competing after I had my son, for women, it teaches us that our dreams don't end when we become mothers.

\n

"If anything, they add value to our dreams and our goals, what we are chasing."

\n

Fraser-Pryce has also learned from her upbringing. She says she had a happy childhood despite growing up in poverty, sharing a bed with her two siblings and her mother.

\n

Having overcome adversity herself, she has funded academic scholarships to help others.

\n

"I know what it feels like to have the dream, but lack the resources," said Fraser-Pryce.

\n

Another Jamaican who knows everything about speed is former West Indies cricketer Michael Holding, known in his heyday as "whispering death" for his high-speed bowling.

\n

"She has brought joy to Jamaicans at home and abroad, and made many of us even more proud to be Jamaicans," he said.

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Superstar Jamaican former sprinter Usain Bolt performs his signature pose for the crowd with mascot Riku One during the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo on Sunday.

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Jamaica's Oblique Seville reacts as he finishes a men's 100m semifinal at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, on Sunday.

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TOKYO — Usain Bolt went crazy up in a luxury box.

\n

Down below, sprinters in his country's familiar colors — black, green and, of course, gold — were wreaking havoc on the track.

\n

It was a good night for America, too, as the sport's past and the future collided in back-to-back 100-meter finals at the World Athletics Championships on a steamy Sunday in Tokyo.

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Jamaica's Oblique Seville and Kishane Thompson sent Bolt into celebration mode by combining for a one-two finish in the men's 100m sprint, while defending champion Noah Lyles took bronze.

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Moments earlier, America's Melissa Jefferson-Wooden had romped to a win in a women's sprint that featured a newcomer silver medalist in Jamaica's Tina Clayton, a fond farewell for the island country's Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, who finished sixth, and a fifth-place finish from Sha'Carri Richardson, who never found her stride this year.

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"It's a changing of the guard, in a sense," Jefferson-Wooden said. "You're going to see some new faces and things like that. It's great competition."

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Seville won the men's race in a career-best 9.77 seconds, fulfilling the promise he's shown since he made his Olympic debut in this stadium four years ago, but didn't get out of the semifinals.

\n

He works with Bolt's old coach, Glen Mills, and though the sprinters don't have much in common physically — Seville is 1.70m-tall and Bolt is 1.93m-tall — they know how to race.

\n

And celebrate.

\n

Seville was first out of the starting block, then fell behind, but kept his cool and steadily reeled in Thompson, two lanes to his left, to win the title.

\n

The new champion paraded shirtless around the track after the race — not exactly Bolt's "To Di World" pose, but there's time to improve. The LA Olympics are three years away.

\n

"We are just rewriting history," said Seville, the first Jamaican man to win the 100m at the worlds since Bolt in 2015.

\n

This also marked the first one-two finish for Jamaica in the 100m at a major championship since Bolt and Yohan Blake did it at the London Olympics in 2012.

\n

Asked about the new crop of Jamaicans before the race, Bolt predicted the one-two finish. Less than an hour later, Seville and Thompson went out and proved him right.

\n

"These guys have proven themselves throughout the season," Bolt said. "The moment is big, it's just that, sometimes, it's a little stressful. So hopefully they can handle that stress and get their moment."

\n

Jefferson-Wooden left no doubt in the women's race.

\n

The 24-year-old turned the race into a laugher right away.

\n

She got about a step ahead of Olympic champion Julien Alfred in the lane next to her, then kept expanding her lead and ran hard through the line when she could have coasted.

\n

She finished in 10.61, breaking Richardson's two-year-old world-championships mark by 0.04 seconds.

\n

Her margin of 0.15 seconds over Clayton was a blowout — the same gap Alfred, the Olympic champion who finished third this time, beat Richardson by in Paris last year.

\n

"This year was about accepting that I wanted to be a better athlete, and putting in the work to do so," Jefferson-Wooden said.

\n

Richardson, who trains alongside Jefferson-Wooden, wasn't the same runner as last year or the year before when she won the worlds.

\n

While Jefferson-Wooden jumped and shouted into the stands before draping the American flag around her shoulders, Richardson slowly paced the inside of the track with her hands on hips.

\n

Tara jumps for gold again

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Another American success story came in the long-jump pit, where Tara Davis-Woodhall took care of yet another piece of unfinished business, adding the long jump world championships title to the Olympic title she won last year.

\n

The victory in Tokyo comes two years after a second-place finish at the worlds left her disappointed and sparked her to rededicate herself to the sport.

\n

And it comes four years after a sixth-place finish here in Tokyo gave her a taste of just how good she could be.

\n

"My Olympic gold medal now has a friend," said Davis-Woodhall, whose winning jump was 7.13 meters.

\n

Also in the field, America's Valarie Allman captured gold in the discus throw to round out her set of world championships medals and add to her two Olympic titles, one of which also came in Tokyo.

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Superstar Jamaican former sprinter Usain Bolt performs his signature pose for the crowd with mascot Riku One during the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo on Sunday.

\n

Jamaica's Oblique Seville reacts as he finishes a men's 100m semifinal at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, on Sunday.

\n

TOKYO — Usain Bolt went crazy up in a luxury box.

\n

Down below, sprinters in his country's familiar colors — black, green and, of course, gold — were wreaking havoc on the track.

\n

It was a good night for America, too, as the sport's past and the future collided in back-to-back 100-meter finals at the World Athletics Championships on a steamy Sunday in Tokyo.

\n

Jamaica's Oblique Seville and Kishane Thompson sent Bolt into celebration mode by combining for a one-two finish in the men's 100m sprint, while defending champion Noah Lyles took bronze.

\n

Moments earlier, America's Melissa Jefferson-Wooden had romped to a win in a women's sprint that featured a newcomer silver medalist in Jamaica's Tina Clayton, a fond farewell for the island country's Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, who finished sixth, and a fifth-place finish from Sha'Carri Richardson, who never found her stride this year.

\n

"It's a changing of the guard, in a sense," Jefferson-Wooden said. "You're going to see some new faces and things like that. It's great competition."

\n

Seville won the men's race in a career-best 9.77 seconds, fulfilling the promise he's shown since he made his Olympic debut in this stadium four years ago, but didn't get out of the semifinals.

\n

He works with Bolt's old coach, Glen Mills, and though the sprinters don't have much in common physically — Seville is 1.70m-tall and Bolt is 1.93m-tall — they know how to race.

\n

And celebrate.

\n

Seville was first out of the starting block, then fell behind, but kept his cool and steadily reeled in Thompson, two lanes to his left, to win the title.

\n

The new champion paraded shirtless around the track after the race — not exactly Bolt's "To Di World" pose, but there's time to improve. The LA Olympics are three years away.

\n

"We are just rewriting history," said Seville, the first Jamaican man to win the 100m at the worlds since Bolt in 2015.

\n

This also marked the first one-two finish for Jamaica in the 100m at a major championship since Bolt and Yohan Blake did it at the London Olympics in 2012.

\n

Asked about the new crop of Jamaicans before the race, Bolt predicted the one-two finish. Less than an hour later, Seville and Thompson went out and proved him right.

\n

"These guys have proven themselves throughout the season," Bolt said. "The moment is big, it's just that, sometimes, it's a little stressful. So hopefully they can handle that stress and get their moment."

\n

Jefferson-Wooden left no doubt in the women's race.

\n

The 24-year-old turned the race into a laugher right away.

\n

She got about a step ahead of Olympic champion Julien Alfred in the lane next to her, then kept expanding her lead and ran hard through the line when she could have coasted.

\n

She finished in 10.61, breaking Richardson's two-year-old world-championships mark by 0.04 seconds.

\n

Her margin of 0.15 seconds over Clayton was a blowout — the same gap Alfred, the Olympic champion who finished third this time, beat Richardson by in Paris last year.

\n

"This year was about accepting that I wanted to be a better athlete, and putting in the work to do so," Jefferson-Wooden said.

\n

Richardson, who trains alongside Jefferson-Wooden, wasn't the same runner as last year or the year before when she won the worlds.

\n

While Jefferson-Wooden jumped and shouted into the stands before draping the American flag around her shoulders, Richardson slowly paced the inside of the track with her hands on hips.

\n

Tara jumps for gold again

\n

Another American success story came in the long-jump pit, where Tara Davis-Woodhall took care of yet another piece of unfinished business, adding the long jump world championships title to the Olympic title she won last year.

\n

The victory in Tokyo comes two years after a second-place finish at the worlds left her disappointed and sparked her to rededicate herself to the sport.

\n

And it comes four years after a sixth-place finish here in Tokyo gave her a taste of just how good she could be.

\n

"My Olympic gold medal now has a friend," said Davis-Woodhall, whose winning jump was 7.13 meters.

\n

Also in the field, America's Valarie Allman captured gold in the discus throw to round out her set of world championships medals and add to her two Olympic titles, one of which also came in Tokyo.

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Visitors interact with a robot at the 2025 China International Fair for Trade in Services at Shougang Park in Beijing, on Saturday. The event, open to the public on Saturday and Sunday, offered free admission to visitors with reservation.

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Amid global trade headwinds, China has sent fresh signals that it will further expand high-standard opening-up and promote international cooperation to provide strong momentum for its own development and boost global economic growth.

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The message resonated strongly at three recent key international fairs that China hosted over the course of about a week — the World Smart Industry Expo 2025 in Chongqing, the 25th China International Fair for Investment and Trade in Xiamen, Fujian province, and the 2025 China International Fair for Trade in Services in Beijing.

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Within six days, President Xi Jinping sent three congratulatory messages in succession to the three events, which featured a wide range of domestic and international participants from various sectors.

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In the letters, Xi reiterated the country's firm commitment to working with all parties to build an open world economy and advance the building of a community with a shared future for humanity.

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While emphasizing that global development is facing challenges as well as opportunities amid profound changes in the world economic landscape, Xi assured the world that China will take solid measures to promote liberalization and facilitation of trade and investment, continue to share its development opportunities with the rest of the world, and inject more positive energy and greater certainty into global development.

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Former Kyrgyz prime minister Djoomart Otorbaev said it is extremely important that China is opening further to the outside world. "China organized a lot of events of international level, where top specialists from around the world are attending and exchanging ideas. This is exactly what has to be done," he said in a recent interview with China Global Television Network.

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Over the years, China has been steadfastly deepening reform on all fronts to build a new system for an open economy. A series of measures on the reform of foreign trade has been introduced in areas including taxation, finance, and trade and investment facilitation.

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Since 2017, the total number of items on the negative list of restricted sectors for foreign investment has been reduced from 93 to 29, with all access restrictions for the manufacturing sector removed.

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Paul Bateman, chairman of J.P. Morgan Asset Management, has visited China more than 150 times over the past 30 years. "With each visit, I'm more impressed by the vitality and growth of China's market," he said while addressing the Global Trade in Services Summit of the China International Fair for Trade in Services.

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Noting that the company's footprint in China has expanded in recent years thanks to China's decision to open up its service sector, particularly the removal of foreign equity caps in certain financial services, Bateman said that the growth of trade in services is creating significant opportunities for the industry.

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China boasts the world's largest middle-income group, with per capita GDP of approximately 96,000 yuan ($13,475) in 2024. It is the world's second-largest consumption market and second-largest import market, providing huge opportunities for the world.

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China's efforts to advance high-standard opening-up bring opportunities for shared development and prosperity to countries of the Global South, while improving the global governance system, said Mutinda Mutisya, a senior lecturer in the Department of Diplomacy and International Studies at the University of Nairobi, in an interview with Xinhua News Agency.

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Tolonbek Abdyrov, a professor of economics and vice-rector of the International Higher School of Medicine in Kyrgyzstan, said that steps taken by Chinese policymakers have created a platform for equal participation by the nation's partners, including emerging economies, adding that China's advocacy of the equal rights of all countries to development sends a clear and positive message.

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Coupled with solid steps in expanding institutional opening-up, such as aligning with high-standard international economic and trade rules, China has also made consistent efforts in improving the business environment, with tangible results.

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The 2025 China Business Report, published on Wednesday by the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, indicated that over one-third of surveyed US companies believe that China's policies and regulations regarding foreign companies have improved in the past few years. The figure for this year is higher than that for 2024, it said.

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More than 40 percent of the companies surveyed said they are confident that China will open up further, nearly double the figure for last year, according to the report.

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The report also said that more than 70 percent of respondents posted a profit in 2024, an improvement from 2023's record low of 66 percent. The report also highlights the uncertainties that persist in the market, saying that over 60 percent of companies expect new China-US tariffs to affect their 2025 revenue performance. In addition, nearly half of the respondents called for the US government to remove all tariffs and nontariff barriers on Chinese goods.

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Regarding the report, Jeffrey Lehman, chair of AmCham Shanghai, said that one of the interesting results this year is that although the companies still regard the regulatory environment as challenging, they find that the challenges have been reduced since a year ago.

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"They find that there is improvement in the regulatory environment for American companies over what the situation was last year," Lehman said. "Before, there were a combination of tariff barriers, nontariff barriers, regulatory questions, intellectual property protection issues. In each of those areas, things are improving for American companies."

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caodesheng@chinadaily.com.cn

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