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"description": "<div><img src=\"http://pic1.zhimg.com/v2-45dd3f8ff6b34da2b4ae9d6ba03b7089_fhd.jpg?source=8673f162\" alt=\"头图\"/><div><div>\n<p>所谓“剪刀大法”，其实是古代“禳灶神寻猫法”的故事新编，“剪刀”本原指祭祀灶神用的贡品“慈姑”。</p>\n<figure><img src=\"http://pica.zhimg.com/v2-e81c19d921f36a849b99a8848a326107_720w.jpg?source=8673f162\" alt=\"\"></figure>\n<p>元明时代在养猫时，也会单方面签署一张“猫儿契”，很大程度就是因为猫不太恋家，喜欢主动逃跑。</p>\n<p>这是为何“猫儿契”上明文写着“西王母证见北不游，东王公证见南不去”，并且威胁道：“如有故违走外去，堂前引过受笞鞭”的原因。</p>\n<figure><img src=\"http://picx.zhimg.com/v2-0b79eabc594e082ac5667cfa2cec9467_720w.jpg?source=8673f162\" alt=\"\"></figure>\n<p>当然，“猫儿契”也仅是起到安抚猫主的作用，猫真丢了，那“猫儿契”自然是报废了，猫主人只能祈神寻猫。</p>\n<p>在江南一带，祈神寻猫的历史并不算短。元《至顺镇江志》中，便记载了一处专门寻猫的“广惠庵”，庵内有专门寻猫的“黑哥哥”神像：</p>\n<blockquote>广惠庵……在大围桥东巷内，庵中有土偶名黑哥哥，居民失猫，祷之多应，今俗呼为黑哥哥庵，巷亦以此得名焉。</blockquote>\n<p>随着民间养猫的增多，到了清代后，猫的身价大打折扣。又因猫畏惧寒冷，喜欢睡在温暖的灶炉边，纳猫、寻猫的祈祷对象也打了个折扣，从天上的神佛，变成了家里的灶神。</p>\n<p>新的猫主人接猫回家后，会先带猫拜一下灶王爷的神像，再带猫拜一下家中养的狗，就完事了。当然灶王被拜了码头，那猫跑了，灶神自然得负责帮忙找回了。</p>\n<figure><img src=\"http://picx.zhimg.com/v2-a56e39fe2074e5ec2d3772341dc91c1d_720w.jpg?source=8673f162\" alt=\"\"><figcaption>黄汉《猫苑》</figcaption></figure>\n<p>清代中期的杭州才女孙荪意，在《衔蝉小录》中辑录了《江淮记》记载的“捆灶追猫”：</p>\n<blockquote>“失猫者，禳灶神，乃以绳绠围捆于灶囱，数日猫反”。</blockquote>\n<p>也就是猫跑了之后，先拜灶神，并且用绳子绑住炉灶上方的烟囱（一般旁边就是灶王像），几天后，猫就会（被灶王爷拎）回来了。</p>\n<p><strong>这种寻猫方式，应当便是现代的“剪刀大法”在灶台周边大动干戈的起源。</strong></p>\n<figure><img src=\"http://picx.zhimg.com/v2-a6a309ccdf8d92d677decc77da4ae94b_720w.jpg?source=8673f162\" alt=\"\"><figcaption>孙荪意《衔蝉小录》</figcaption></figure>\n<p>至于“剪刀”，我觉得很可能是起源自灶神的祭品“慈姑”。</p>\n<p>慈姑是一种泽泻科的水生植物，叶子外形独特，类似剪刀，早在宋代，便被叫作“<strong>剪刀</strong>”、“箭搭”。</p>\n<figure><img src=\"http://picx.zhimg.com/v2-fef63cdbc3f93a8291172f3d28479a53_720w.jpg?source=8673f162\" alt=\"\"><figcaption>慈姑，又称茨菰、葃菇、燕尾草、白地栗</figcaption></figure>\n<p>宋人苏颂曾对慈姑作过形象的描绘：“剪刀草，茎干似嫩蒲，又似三棱草，其色深青，每丛十余茎，内抽出一两茎，上分枝，开四瓣小白花，蕊深黄色，根大者如杏，小者如栗。”</p>\n<p>在淮河以南的地区，民间一般会食用慈姑的肉制球茎。</p>\n<figure><img src=\"http://pic1.zhimg.com/v2-ea741c2feee7fd3da5d736aad2c24f8b_720w.jpg?source=8673f162\" alt=\"\"></figure>\n<p>古代冬天上市的果蔬很少，而慈姑则正好是冬末春初上市的时令果蔬，于是在江南一带，在腊月二十四日送灶时，慈姑会被当做贡品摆在灶神神像之前，表示诚意。</p>\n<p>景象一如清末《上海竹枝词》所写的那样：</p>\n<blockquote>柏子冬于插遍檐，灶神酒果送朝天。胶牙买得糖元宝，更荐茨茹免奏愆。</blockquote>\n<p>慈姑本身有些苦涩，加上淀粉含量高，有些黏糊，很多人不太理解为何一边为灶神上供甜的胶牙糖，一边上供苦涩的慈姑。便又新解释说，胶牙糖是用来黏住灶神的嘴的，而吴语中“慈姑”与“是个”谐音，祭灶用慈姑的目的，就是希望灶神在打报告时，只应“是个”二字。</p>\n<figure><img src=\"http://pica.zhimg.com/v2-5c935a86c5c5b8c3a4a877c055b38398_720w.jpg?source=8673f162\" alt=\"\"></figure>\n<p>我怀疑是不是民间最早在灶前摆几个慈姑（剪刀）上供，希望工具人灶王爷能帮忙把猫找回来。</p>\n<p>后来由于现代不流行贴灶神像了，慈姑也因不好吃被很多人嫌弃。因此就在民间讹传成了“在灶前摆个碗，碗里放个剪刀”的寻猫法。</p>\n<p>至于现在网上最流行的“剪刀寻猫法”，其实是豆瓣用户“墨吉”<sup>[1]</sup>在 2Line truncated
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"description": "<div></div><img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-26/007/20250926_007_01_18.png\" /><p>Online Scan the code to watch the video.</p>\n<img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-26/007/20250926_007_01_51.png\" /><p></p>\n<p> Editor's note: As China's civilization exploration project continues to deepen, stories of ordinary people discovering precious artifacts remind us that the roots of our 5,000-year civilization continue to flow through daily life. This true story from Liaoning tells us that cultural treasures may be right beside us, waiting to awaken our heartfelt dialogue with ancient civilization.</p>\n<p> In the 1970s, farmer Ma Longtu from Jianping, Liaoning province, made what seemed like an ordinary decision. While working in the fields, he unearthed a strange, dark brown object. Since it had no bottom and couldn't hold water, he had a bright idea and fashioned a base with cardboard to turn it into a penholder. For nearly a decade, this "improvised" desktop accessory quietly held writing brushes, pencils and rulers.</p>\n<p> Who could have imagined that this humble penholder was actually a 5,000-year-old jade ring from the Hongshan culture — one of China's most important Neolithic civilizations.</p>\n<p> The turning point came in 1981. When Liaoning provincial cultural relics survey expert Guo Dashun entered Ma Longtu's home, his attention was immediately drawn to the "dark brown tube" on the desk filled with brushes, ink, paper and inkstones. Without hesitation, he pulled out a magnifying glass for careful examination and asked with excitement: "Where did you get this?"</p>\n<p> "Found it in the field," Ma replied.</p>\n<p> Guo slapped his thigh with excitement: "This is a 5,000-year-old treasure, a jade ring from Hongshan culture!"</p>\n<p> Upon hearing this, Ma immediately stood up and grabbed the expert's arm: "Please take it away! This belongs to the country and should return to where it truly belongs!"</p>\n<p> This discovery triggered major archaeological excavations at the Niuheliang site. Ma also became involved in the "root-seeking" work of the 5,000-year-old civilization, becoming a guardian of Hongshan culture.</p>\n<p> The story didn't end there. In 1983, when the Niuheliang archaeological team was recruiting members, Ma's son Ma Ruicai was the first to sign up. This fortunate young man witnessed the unearthing of a goddess statue on Nov 2 that year.</p>\n<p> The transportation process was fraught with difficulties — the road to Majiagou was full of potholes, making it impossible for vehicle wheels to pass. A group of people stood around the red silk-wrapped box, wondering what to do. They finally chose a female team member, Wei Fan. She held the box tight like her own child and walked for over an hour to safely transport the goddess statue to Majiagou.</p>\n<p> Today, Ma Ruicai works as a security guard at the Niuheliang Goddess Temple. In his spare time, he always takes his grandchildren to the site museum to tell them the story of how their great-grandfather used a jade ring as a penholder.</p>\n<p> The children exclaim: "Grandpa, it turns out our ancestors' treasures were hidden in our everyday lives all along!"</p>\n<p> As experts have noted, although the Hongshan culture dates back very far, people don't feel unfamiliar with it when they encounter it, because it contains profound cultural inheritance. From a cardboard-bottomed penholder to a national treasure, from field farmer to cultural relic guardian, the 5,000-year-old Hongshan civilization comes alive in ordinary times and continues to write new chapters through generations of inheritance.</p>\n<p> <span>Contact the writers at wuyong@chinadaily.com.cn</span></p>\n<p></p><br><hr><div>获取更多RSS：<br><a href=\"https://feedx.net\" style=\"color:orange\" target=\"_blank\">https://feedx.net</a> <br><a href=\"https://feedx.site\" style=\"color:orange\" target=\"_blank\">https://feedx.site</a><br></div>",
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"description": "<div></div><img src=\"https://mobile.chinadaily.com.cn/cn/resfile/2025-09-26/006/20250926_006_01_24.png\" /><p></p>\n<p> Editor's note: The Taiwan question is a key focus for China and the international community. China Daily is publishing a series of reports to track hot Taiwan-related topics and address disinformation from the Democratic Progressive Party administration.</p>\n<p> The history of Taiwan's recovery and return to the motherland shows that compatriots on both sides of the Taiwan Strait belong to one community with a shared future. The Chinese mainland and Chinese culture have always been the roots of Taiwan compatriots. Only with deep roots can the branches of a tree flourish.</p>\n<p> After coming to power, Lai Ching-te has made no mention of Taiwan's recovery. He brazenly denies the victorious accomplishments in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1931-45), including those made by Taiwan compatriots. He has falsified the notions that "The two sides of the Taiwan Strait are not subordinate to each other" and that "The People's Republic of China has no authority to represent Taiwan" by garbling and grafting history.</p>\n<p> These fabrications aim to uproot the historical bonds between the two sides of the Strait, and promote a "Taiwan independence" narrative to the harm of the people in Taiwan. This is not only a betrayal of history, but also an insult to the painful memories of the people in Taiwan with regard to colonial rule. It fully exposes the pro-"independence" nature of Lai and the DPP authorities, yet it cannot alter the historical fact that Taiwan is part of China.</p>\n<p> Taiwan was ceded to Japan in 1895 as a result of the Qing Dynasty's (1644-1911) defeat in the First Sino-Japanese War (1894-95), and its forced signing of the humiliating Treaty of Shimonoseki under Japanese coercion.</p>\n<p> After the outbreak of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the Communist Party of China explicitly put forward the proposition of recovering Taiwan, and supported and promoted the Taiwan recovery movement.</p>\n<p> Taiwan compatriots have a fine tradition of loving their country and hometowns, and a lofty national spirit. In the struggle against aggression, people on both sides of the Strait further strengthened their shared national spirit and national sentiments, and formed a community sharing weal and woe.</p>\n<p> The declaration issued by the Taiwan Revolutionary Alliance upon its establishment in September 1941 stated: "The fate of the motherland is the fate of Taiwan. If the motherland survives, Taiwan survives; if the motherland triumphs, Taiwan is recovered; otherwise, Taiwan is lost."</p>\n<p> On Dec 9, 1941, the Chinese government formally declared war on Japan, proclaiming the abrogation of all treaties between China and Japan, including the Treaty of Shimonoseki.</p>\n<p> As the main Eastern Theater of the World Anti-Fascist War, China contained and wore out the vast majority of Japan's military, economic and strategic resources, shaping a favorable strategic situation for final victory in the war and for Taiwan's recovery and return to the motherland.</p>\n<p> Throughout this process, Taiwan compatriots shared the same destiny with the motherland, and their fight against Japan was an integral part of the whole nation's war of resistance. During the 50 years of Japanese colonial rule, Taiwan compatriots, determined to defend the dignity of the Chinese nation, never ceased resisting, and engaged in both armed and unarmed struggles against Japanese occupation. Their courageous resistance was an indispensable force in achieving Taiwan's recovery and return to the motherland.</p>\n<p> Taiwan compatriots further supported the motherland's war of resistance in other ways. More than 50,000 young people from Taiwan returned to the mainland against all odds and joined counter-Japanese aggression groups. Under the banner of the national united front against Japanese aggression advocated by the CPC, compatriots on both sides of the Strait fought side by side, and made important contributions to victory in the war of resistance against Japanese aggression and to Taiwan's recovery.</p>\n<p> As victory in the anti-fascist war approached, the leaders of China, the United States and the United Kingdom issued the Cairo Declaration on Dec 1, 1943, which explicitly stated that territories stolen from China by Japan, such as Northeast China, Taiwan and the Penghu Islands, must be restored to China. Under the Cairo Declaration, Taiwan and the Penghu Islands were recognized as "territories Japan has stolen from the Chinese".</p>\n<p> On July 26, 1945, China, the US and the UK issued the Potsdam Proclamation, urging Japan to surrender unconditionally. Article 8 of the proclamation expliciLine truncated
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"description": "<div></div><p> In an address to the United Nations Climate Summit in New York on Wednesday, President Xi Jinping reaffirmed China's unwavering commitment to climate action.</p>\n<p> Delivered via video, Xi's speech comes at a critical moment. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement — a crucial year for nations to update their Nationally Determined Contributions as global climate governance enters a decisive phase.</p>\n<p> Announcing China's ambitious new NDCs, Xi said that these targets represent China's best efforts based on the requirements of the Paris Agreement, and meeting these targets will require painstaking efforts by the country itself as well as a supportive and open international environment.</p>\n<p> Saying that the green and low carbon transition is "the trend of our time", he urged the international community to "stay focused in the right direction" despite some countries "acting against it".</p>\n<p> China has consistently prioritized and actively participated in global climate governance. The country has previously pledged to peak its carbon emissions before 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality before 2060. But the 2035 goals announced by Xi mark a new stage in China's climate policy. The goals include reducing net greenhouse gas emissions by 7 to 10 percent from peak levels; increasing the share of nonfossil fuels in energy consumption to over 30 percent; and expanding the installed capacity of wind and solar power to over six times the 2020 levels. They represent a shift from controlling incremental increases to decreasing the existing levels of green house gas emissions. This shift is backed by other commitments such as drastically expanding forests, making new energy vehicles the mainstream in the sales of new cars, and basically establishing a climate adaptive society.</p>\n<p> As President Xi said, China has the resolve and confidence to deliver on these commitments and it will be "striving to do better".</p>\n<p> The Paris Agreement of 2015 aims to limit global warming to "well below" 2 C above preindustrial levels by the end of the century, and "pursue efforts" to keep warming within the safer limit of 1.5 C for the world to avoid the worst climate catastrophes. Under the pact, countries must update their NDCs every five years as they seek to reduce emissions.</p>\n<p> By presenting its emissions reduction target well ahead of the 30th UN climate conference, or COP30, to be held in Belem, Brazil, in November, China, as a responsible major country, has signaled its firm commitment to the international climate change control process while sending a positive message to the world about its transition to green and low-carbon development.</p>\n<p> China's stepping up its climate efforts is both timely and inspiring for the global fight against climate change, especially given the United States is in the process of withdrawing from the Paris accord for a second time. The US president went so far as to call climate change a "con job" at a recent UN meeting.</p>\n<p> Thanks largely to China's persistent efforts to promote a low-carbon economy, along with those of others, progress has been made in limiting the global temperature increase. "In the last 10 years, the projected global temperature rise has dropped from four degrees Celsius to less than three," UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said.</p>\n<p> China has been accelerating its comprehensive green transformation and, as a result, only half of the country's electricity mix comes from coal, as compared to three-quarters a decade ago. China has also established preliminary advantages in several key green sectors, with more than 80 percent of the world's solar panels and 70 percent of wind power equipment coming from the country. Its booming exports of solar panels, batteries and electric cars are helping cut emissions in many other countries as well.</p>\n<p> Climate response is an urgent yet long-term task that all countries, both developing and developed, are facing. But the clock is relentlessly counting down the days in which meaningful action can prevent temperatures crossing critical warming limits. All members of the international community must honor the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities to fulfill their emissions reduction obligations. Only by doing so can the beautiful vision of harmony between humanity and nature be realized, and can we avoid an existential climate catastrophe.</p>\n<p> China's resolve to meet the targets it has set is clear, as is its call for global solidarity in tackling the challenge of climate change. Despite some nations acting contrary to this imperative, the international community must remain resolute, focused and committed to the climate cause, as only by acting with collective determination, Line truncated
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"description": "<div></div><p> When the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) was launched in 2013 as the flagship of the Belt and Road Initiative, it was little more than a bold vision on paper. Pakistan was facing crippling energy shortages, inadequate infrastructure and stagnant growth. Few could imagine how profoundly the CPEC would transform the country's economic landscape within just a decade. Yet today, that vision has become a living reality, reshaping Pakistan's connectivity, energy security and development outlook while deepening our strategic partnership with China.</p>\n<p> The first phase of the CPEC has delivered what once seemed unimaginable. In energy, 17 major projects with a combined capacity of 8,904 megawatts were completed, supported by two coal mines and the country's first 660 kV HVDC transmission line, representing nearly $18 billion of investment. These projects helped end the crippling power shortages that had darkened homes and stifled industries. The long-overlooked coal reserves of Thar are now producing electricity, powering factories and households, and providing Pakistan with much-needed energy security. For millions of citizens, the CPEC today means light in their homes, jobs in their communities, and renewed hope in their future.</p>\n<p> Beyond energy, the CPEC's transport infrastructure has connected the country like never before. Eight major projects worth $6.7 billion have already added 888 kilometers of modern highways and motorways, while another 853 km are under construction. Among them, the Havelian — Thakot section of the Karakoram Highway stands out as a flagship, internationally recognized for its excellence and strategic significance. These highways are more than stretches of asphalt — they are arteries of commerce that reduce travel times, open new markets, and bring previously isolated regions into the fold of national development. Alongside roads, the 820-km optical fiber cable from Khunjerab Pass to Rawalpindi has given Pakistan its first land-based digital connectivity with China, while the Orange Line Metro Train has introduced modern and efficient public transport in Lahore. Step by step, the CPEC has transformed the way Pakistanis travel, trade and connect.</p>\n<p> Nowhere is this transformation more visible than in Gwadar. Once a quiet fishing town, it is steadily evolving into Pakistan's maritime gateway. The port and its surrounding infrastructure, supported by grant-based Chinese projects, are reshaping the socio-economic landscape of Balochistan. A state-of-the-art hospital, a vocational training institute, a water desalination plant, solar home systems and the new Gwadar International Airport are not just facilities — they are instruments of inclusion, improving the lives of local communities while positioning Gwadar as a hub of regional trade and connectivity. What was once a distant dream on the map is becoming a tangible reality on the ground.</p>\n<p> These achievements of the CPEC Phase-I, however, are not an end in themselves. Foundations alone do not build a house; they only prepare the ground. The next decade of the CPEC must go beyond laying infrastructure to driving industrialization, creating jobs, boosting exports and empowering people. The promise of Phase-II of the CPEC is to transform connectivity into commerce, infrastructure into opportunity, and partnership into shared prosperity.</p>\n<p> The road map for this transformation is being framed at the 14th Joint Cooperation Committee meeting of the CPEC.Pakistan and China will align the next phase with Pakistan's National Economic Transformation Plan, built on the framework of the 5Es: Exports, E-Pakistan, Energy/Environment and Equity &Empowerment. To deliver on these priorities, the CPEC Phase-II will advance through five new corridors of cooperation: growth, innovation, green, livelihood and regional connectivity. Each of these represents not just a project stream, but a vision of how Pakistan and China can shape a sustainable and inclusive future together.</p>\n<p> Already, progress is visible. Special economic zones (SEZs) are being developed, offering tax incentives, customs exemptions and modern infrastructure to attract investment. With affordable labor, a strategic location and improving energy and logistics, Pakistan is emerging as a competitive investment destination at the crossroad of South Asia, Central Asia and the Middle East. These SEZs will not only bring in investment but also integrate Pakistani businesses into global value chains, create thousands of jobs, and expand exports.</p>\n<p> Agriculture, too, is beginning a new chapter. Pakistan has begun exporting red chillies, sesame, beef and animal skins to China, marking the rise of agriexports under the CPEC. But the real opportunity lies in modernization. By introducing advanced technologies, improving research, and applying modern farming practLine truncated
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