On June 22 nd, the solo bamboo drifter performed on the water in Houhu Lake in Kyushu Scenic Area of Yuanmingyuan, Beijing.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Luo Xiaoguang photo

On June 22 nd, the solo bamboo drifter performed on the water in Houhu Lake in Kyushu Scenic Area of Yuanmingyuan, Beijing.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Luo Xiaoguang photo

On June 22 nd, the dragon boat race was held in Houhu, Kyushu Scenic Area, Yuanmingyuan, Beijing, in the form of a round-robin competition.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Luo Xiaoguang photo

On June 22nd, children participated in the activity of "fishing for fragrant zongzi" in Hainan Provincial Museum.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Guo Chengshe

On June 22nd, the staff of Hainan Provincial Museum gave the children "some realgar".

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Guo Chengshe

On June 22, children learned to make wormwood door hanging in Hainan Provincial Museum.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Guo Chengshe

On June 22nd, tourists made sachets in Quzi Cultural Park, Quzici Town, Miluo City, Yueyang City, Hunan Province.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Chen Si Khan photo

On June 22, craftsmen showed their carving skills to tourists in Xinyi Village, Quzici Town, Miluo City, Yueyang City, Hunan Province.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Chen Si Khan photo

On June 22 nd, craftsmen showed their non-legacy handicrafts in Yitonghe Industrial Track Park in Changchun City, Jilin Province.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhang Nanshe

On June 22, citizens performed a dragon-shaped colored silk performance in Yitonghe Industrial Track Park, Changchun City, Jilin Province.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhang Nanshe

On June 22nd, a water town wedding was staged in Xixi National Wetland Park in Hangzhou.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Huang Zongzhi photo

On June 22nd, villagers rowed dragon boats at Jiangcun Dragon Boat Festival in Hangzhou Xixi National Wetland Park. Jiangcun Dragon Boat Festival was listed in the national intangible cultural heritage list in 2011.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Huang Zongzhi photo

On June 22nd, villagers rowed dragon boats at Jiangcun Dragon Boat Festival in Hangzhou Xixi National Wetland Park. Jiangcun Dragon Boat Festival was listed in the national intangible cultural heritage list in 2011.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Huang Zongzhi photo

On June 22nd, citizens held a dragon boat race in Yueshanhu Wetland Park in Guiyang.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Liu Xushe

On June 22, the contestants rowed dragon boats in the mud of rice fields in Xibo Town, Xinglongtai, Shenbei New District, Shenyang.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Yang Qing photo

On June 22 nd, the contestants rowed dragon boats in the mud of rice fields in Xibo Town, Xinglongtai, Shenbei New District, Shenyang (photo of drone).

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Yang Qing photo

On June 22, the contestants rowed dragon boats in the mud of rice fields in Xibo Town, Xinglongtai, Shenbei New District, Shenyang.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Long Lei photo

On June 22 nd, the contestants rowed dragon boats in the mud of rice fields in Xibo Town, Xinglongtai, Shenbei New District, Shenyang (photo of drone).

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Yang Qing photo

On June 22, the contestants rowed dragon boats in the mud of rice fields in Xibo Town, Xinglongtai, Shenbei New District, Shenyang.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Long Lei photo

This is a lion dance performance filmed in the Park Square of Zicheng Ruins in Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province on June 22nd.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Xu Yushe

This is a lion dance performance filmed in the Park Square of Zicheng Ruins in Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province on June 22nd.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Xu Yushe

This is a dragon dance performance filmed in the Park Square of Zicheng Ruins in Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province on June 22nd.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Xu Yushe

On June 22nd, the Dragon Dance Team interacted with the audience in the Park Square of Zicheng Ruins in Jiaxing, Zhejiang.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Xu Yushe

On June 22nd, at the Dragon Boat Festival held in shibin, Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou Province, ethnic minority compatriots paraded in costumes.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Tao Liang photo

On June 22nd, a canoe dragon boat parade was held in shibin, Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Tao Liang photo

On June 22nd, people took part in the dragon boat parade (photo of drone) at the Dragon Boat Festival held in shibin, Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou Province.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Yang Yushe

On June 22nd, at the Dragon Boat Festival held in shibin, Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou Province, ethnic minority compatriots paraded in costumes.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency (photo by Yang Xiaohai)

On June 22nd, people took part in the dragon boat parade (photo of drone) at the Dragon Boat Festival held in shibin, Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou Province.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency (photo by Yang Xiaohai)

This is the dragon head shot in shibin, Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou Province on June 22nd.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency (photo by Wang Chao)

On June 22, workers of an installation company of China Construction Third Bureau made zongzi in the canteen of a project site in Shanghai.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Ding Ting photo

On June 22, children showed the made small basket of wormwood at the Dragon Boat Festival held in Huacao Town, Minhang District, Shanghai.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Xiang photo

On June 22nd, people made small baskets of wormwood at the Dragon Boat Festival held in Huacao Town, Minhang District, Shanghai.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Xiang photo

On June 22nd, children enjoyed dough figurines in Longsheng Park, Zhuozi County, Wulanchabu City, Inner Mongolia.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Behe photo

On June 22nd, in Zhujiajiao Ancient Town, Qingpu, Shanghai, foreign students showed zongzi at the event of making zongzi.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Fang Yushe

On June 22nd, in Zhujiajiao Ancient Town, Qingpu, Shanghai, foreign students learned how to make zongzi.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Fang Yushe

On June 22nd, children "washed dragon water" at Haikou Holiday Beach.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Fan Yuqing photo

On June 22, people "washed dragon water" at Haikou Holiday Beach (photo of drone).

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Fan Yuqing photo

On June 22, people "washed dragon water" at Haikou Holiday Beach (photo of drone).

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Fan Yuqing photo

On June 22, children participated in pot throwing at the Dragon Boat Festival in Dijiao Park, Wuhan.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency (photo by Zhou Chao)

On June 22, children fought dragon boats at the Dragon Boat Festival in Weinan Museum, Shaanxi Province.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency (photo by Cui Zhengbo)

On June 22 nd, the performer of Duzhu Piao performed in Jiudongtian Scenic Area, Bijie City, Guizhou Province.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency (photo by Luo Dafu)

On June 22nd, in Heyuan Scenic Area, Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province, children learned to make dumplings with the help of community volunteers.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency (photo by Meng Delong)

On June 22, villagers in Yueliangqiao Village, Tianmushan Town, Lin ‘an District, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province were making zongzi.

It was the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional festival in China. Various places hold colorful cultural and recreational activities to spend traditional festivals.

Xinhua News Agency (photo by Hu Jianhuan)

The Tenth Five-Year Plan for the Protection and Utilization of Intellectual Property Rights (hereinafter referred to as the Plan) adheres to the basic principle of strengthening protection, strengthens the whole chain protection of intellectual property rights, makes every effort to push intellectual property protection to a new level, and gives full play to the basic guarantee role of the intellectual property system in stimulating innovation. Enterprises are the "main force" of intellectual property creation and the "beneficiary" of intellectual property protection. Recently, our reporter walked into a number of enterprises, listened to enterprises talk about the "Planning", talked about real practical experience, and discussed the implementation points of the "Planning".

Source protection "building foundation"

Innovation and creation are the origin of intellectual property and the basis of intellectual property protection. It is an important task to strengthen the protection of intellectual property rights in an all-round way and promote the high-quality development of intellectual property rights by consolidating the source and highlighting the quality orientation of innovation and creation. The Plan proposes to strengthen the source protection of intellectual property rights, promote the high-quality creation of intellectual property rights, and strengthen the creation and reserve of independent intellectual property rights in key areas such as artificial intelligence, basic software and aerospace technology.

"The ability of independent innovation provides a source of living water for the high-quality creation of intellectual property rights. Innovation ability and innovation quality fundamentally determine the value of intellectual property, which is related to the quality and market value of intellectual property. Vigorously improving innovation ability is the basis for enterprises to implement intellectual property development strategies such as intellectual property protection. " Wang Junlei, chief expert of China Automotive Technology Research Center and deputy secretary-general of Intellectual Property Branch of China Automotive Engineering Society, told this reporter that in this regard, China Automotive Technology Research Center Co., Ltd. has a certain high-quality patent output every year, and maintains innovative vitality in the fields of intelligent networked vehicles, new energy vehicles and vehicle manufacturing.

Strictly controlling the application for registration of intellectual property rights, and encouraging the active application of intellectual property system to protect and innovate on the basis of quality and value orientation are another key to the "foundation" of high-quality development of intellectual property rights. The Plan also emphasizes the need to strengthen the quality supervision of intellectual property application registration.

"It can be intuitively felt that in recent years, the intellectual property management department has continuously increased the action of source protection, and strictly regulated the patent application, trademark registration and copyright registration behavior. Enterprises are both the main players and direct beneficiaries of strengthening source protection. " In Wang Junlei’s view, a severe crackdown on the application for registration of intellectual property rights, which is not based on protecting innovation, is not aimed at use and is not aimed at improving market competitiveness, will help to form a good atmosphere for innovation and creation, promote market players to optimize resource allocation, enhance the value of intellectual property rights from the source of innovation, and help enterprises gain more prominent market competitive advantages.

Solidly protect "fitness"

Intellectual property is the core competitiveness and important strategic resources of enterprises, which is connected with innovation at one end and market at the other. Innovative achievements are the "stepping stone" for enterprises to go to the market, and the intellectual property system can make innovative achievements better realize economic and social values. However, for some small and medium-sized enterprises, the dividend of intellectual property system has not been fully released, and intellectual property protection measures should be further strengthened.

Hunan Maixi Software Co., Ltd. is a start-up enterprise engaged in the research and software development of core algorithms of industrial CAE software, and has made a lot of industry-leading innovations in the basic algorithms such as mathematical calculation library and unit algorithm library. Its founder, Cui Xiangyang, told the reporter: "The company has been gradually recognized in the commercial market by virtue of its advantages in algorithm technology, but it is still weak in patent layout, trademark application, and subsequent protection and operation, resulting in the company’s lack of intellectual property weapons to effectively safeguard its competitive resources in the development process."

"The Plan deepens the deployment and implementation of the intellectual property strategy promotion project for small and medium-sized enterprises, encourages small and medium-sized enterprises to increase investment in intellectual property rights, and strives to improve the level of intellectual property protection, application and management of small and medium-sized enterprises, clarifying the direction and providing assistance for the intellectual property development of small and medium-sized enterprises, which greatly boosted our confidence." Cui Xiangyang said.

At the same time, the Plan emphasizes continuing to strengthen the judicial and administrative protection of intellectual property rights, carrying out the construction project of intellectual property protection institutions in depth, improving the service capacity of intellectual property protection institutions, building a number of intellectual property protection centers in advantageous industrial clusters, providing one-stop comprehensive intellectual property services integrating rapid review, rapid confirmation and rapid rights protection, strengthening the overall coordination of rights protection assistance, promoting the extension of the rights protection assistance system to the grassroots level, and realizing a nationwide network of rights protection assistance services. These deployments will provide more solid, fast, convenient and effective service guarantee for enterprise intellectual property protection, help enterprises to "strengthen their bodies" and win the market.

Overseas layout "adds color"

Intellectual property is just needed for innovation and development, and it is also the standard of international trade. More and more enterprises in China are changing from "going out" to "going in". While using intellectual property rights to form new advantages in international cooperation and competition, there is also more demand for overseas intellectual property rights protection and rights protection assistance.

"For a long time, Xiaomi Group has carried out extensive patent distribution around the world, and actively explored international cooperation networks such as patent prosecution highway and The Hague system to improve the distribution and protection efficiency of overseas intellectual property rights, which has achieved certain results. This is inseparable from the precise support of domestic policy measures. " Li Yanjun, director of patent management in the Legal Department of Xiaomi Group, said that in recent years, domestic intellectual property management departments have joined forces with all parties to accelerate the establishment and improvement of international intellectual property risk early warning and emergency response mechanisms, and constantly improve the overseas intellectual property information service capabilities, so that enterprises that "go global" will benefit greatly.

The Plan also further emphasizes strengthening international cooperation in intellectual property protection, strengthening business cooperation in intellectual property review, guiding innovative subjects to make rational use of the World Intellectual Property Organization’s global service system and other channels, improving the efficiency of overseas intellectual property distribution and protection, strengthening the construction of overseas intellectual property dispute response guidance system, and enhancing overseas intellectual property risk prevention capabilities. Taking advantage of the policy deployment and the implementation of measures, "China Creation" and "China Wisdom" will shine more brightly on the international stage. (　Intellectual Property News reporter Li Yangfang)

Author: Hu youtian

In the 1980s, although the slogan of "anti-communism and anti-Russia" gradually became popular in Taiwan Province with the economic development and the international situation, the traditional Confucianism combined with modern nationalism and the college entrance examination "one test for life" advocated by the Kuomintang still dominated the society. Emerging video games, which were called "electric toys" in those days, have also been regarded as a scourge that hinders corruption and teaches bad children.

After the appearance of video games, the history of a synchronized demonized game in Taiwan Province began slowly.

After the martial law was lifted in 1988, "nationalism" failed, but the doctrine of further education was still very strong. At that time, the "electric room" (arcade hall) was often described in TV and newspapers as a place to hide evil people, not only cigarettes, gangs, gambling, but even drugs. For example, it is reported that the boss of the electric room put amphetamines (a central nervous stimulant, the structure of which is similar to that of methamphetamine) in the air conditioner, and cooperated with the overwhelming anti-drug advocacy in that year (including TV dramas, TV advertisements, campus publicity and newspaper topics), which further amplified the panic and hostility of parents and quickly surpassed the "billiards room" (also known as "billiards room", which is called billiards in the mainland) as bad teenagers.

These notoriety are not all wrong. In the 1980s, as a by-product of the "economic miracle", the folk gambling in Taiwan Province was fierce. Apart from the most powerful "Cafe de coral" (relying on the underground Mark Six lottery and various variants of the "patriotic lottery" issued by the authorities), there were also various gambling video game machines. At first, it was imported, and then the powerful local electronics industry quickly pirated mass production, not to mention poker machines, slot machines and mahjong machine. One of the most popular models is "Little Mary", which looks more casual. You can play with a coin from 5 yuan or 10 yuan (the price of a pack of snacks or drinks in that year), and the biggest prize is 50 or 100 yuan, depending on how the shopkeeper sets the small prize.

By the end of 1980s, "Little Mary" had flooded the whole island, and it was spread all over the grocery stores in the streets and lanes. All the children ate it, and many children lost a lot of breakfast money and pocket money on it. As for the serious operation of the electric room, there are many ways to mix and match the general machines and gambling machines. It is said that as long as the black and white lines are well cleared, it will return to the capital very quickly, which is undoubtedly a profiteering industry, and all kinds of vicious incidents are of course indispensable.

The next picture shows that the police seized the coins eaten by this machine, with 9600 yuan (source: Taiwan Province Apple Daily).

In 1988, the film "A Great Joy in the World" portrayed the strange current situation that everyone’s music flooded Taiwan, and Chu Ke-liang, Shengli Zhuo and other leading actors played it to the bone, because in reality they were so crazy that they lost to a debt. The opening song of A Great Music in the World is written and composed by Chen-Nan Tsai, based on the seven-character tone commonly used in traditional folk songs, with a lively and funny modern arrangement and a cheap female voice Echo. Although it is not a stunning work in music, it is extremely competent as the theme song of the film.

That’s beside the point. I went to primary school around 1990, and was influenced by propaganda, so I subconsciously felt repulsive to the electric car outside, and irrationally thought it was "chaotic" and didn’t want to get close to it or ask about it. Intellectually, I hate the smell of smoke, noise (at that time, the amusement park stereo was very loud) and spending money, so I would rather play computer and Nintendo at home, and I am a little complacent about being disciplined and able to play.

My brother is four and a half years older than me. After I went to middle school, I had more experience in playing video games outside with my classmates. I remember that he proudly told me about various racing games. The real feeling and feedback of holding the steering wheel was really beyond the reach of home computers and PCs. However, I couldn’t play well once or twice, so I didn’t regard playing video games outside as a cool thing like people of his age, a little rebellion in adolescence.

Of course, not all electric rooms are chaotic. From the 1980s to the early 1990s, there was a large electronic playground in the basement of SOGO department store on Zhongxiao East Road in Taipei. My parents took us there several times, where smoking was banned (although it was still very noisy), gambling and video games were not allowed, and many parents and children had fun. The image was relatively good, and it seemed that they were free from those bad things. However, only a few stores were able to wash away the white with the fashion sense of "department store" label. It is said that in 1996, the number of motor rooms in Taipei reached its peak, exceeding 30,000.

Here, instead of checking this statistic in detail, let’s just say a scene that can make everyone feel more vivid — — A cram school Under the doctrine of entering a higher school, since childhood, few students around me haven’t made up their lessons. The most intensive cram school area in Taipei is Nanyang Street near taipei main station, which of course has become the first-class war zone in the electric room. It is said that there was a whole row behind Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Department Store. Some middle school students, because they want to play video games outside at night, tell their parents that they want to go to cram school, and their parents are happy to pay for it when they see that he is motivated.

A cram school is a place where all kinds of students from the front school to the back school gather, from those who have the strength to volunteer for the first three years to those who just come to let parents spend money to buy peace of mind, so there are a lot of dragons and snakes in the electric room around them. If you want to appeal to the pain points of parents and teachers, take an evidence that video games are poisoning teenagers, and just take a shot at that place.

Middle school students play video games under the pressure of the entrance examination, and college students are left unattended (of course, some people play less because they are left unattended, so they no longer have the sense of resistance). In 2016, I saw a speech by the political commentator "scum text", recalling that the student autonomy system was implemented in the boys’ dormitory of National Taiwan University, so he was in college for 4 years, and there were "large electric rooms, comic book shops and billiards tables with more than 6 tables" in the boys’ dormitory.

Here, the accusation of "teaching bad children" is no longer applicable, because my alumni are doing this with full consciousness, and many of them later got a place in politics, each contributing to the downfall of the Kuomintang from outside or inside. This is another chapter of "those who steal the hook will be punished, and those who steal the country will be punished."

Get down to business. Why was 1996 the highest peak of the electric workshop in Taipei? Because that year, a "Zhou Ginseng video game fraud case" was exposed: Zhou Ginseng, who runs dozens of gambling video game shops, paid bribes to police and prosecutors for a long time, amounting to tens of millions of yuan, which was called "eating ginseng" in the circle. The number of people involved in this case was as large as the police earthquake, when the news was very big.

Taking this opportunity, Chen Shui-bian, then the "Mayor of Taipei", promoted the revision of the Rules for the Regionalization of Land Use in Taipei in 1997, which included a "1000-meter clause" that showed his lawyer’s skill: anyone who applied for a amusement park license must have a storefront more than 1000 meters away from schools, hospitals and libraries. When this 1-kilometer circle is drawn down, only the suburbs and mountains are left, which is equivalent to a complete ban. So arcade halls quickly disappeared in Taipei.

Gambling is basically banned in Taiwan Province, so it is not controversial that gambling video games are banned, but the general arcade is also implicated. In fact, the public is not ignorant of this. We young people also think that gambling video games are played by middle-aged and elderly people, which are not attractive to us in terms of gameplay and can’t compete with those exquisite and exciting fighting, action, shooting and racing. We grew up with these things, and we are also easy to accept complex role-playing, strategy, adventure and other game types on home computers and PCs, which the previous generation did not understand and were not interested in. The non-gambling game that can be eaten by all ages seems to have only Tetris in mind.

In short, it is clear to everyone to distinguish which games are harmful, but many people want to ban them indiscriminately. In those days, Chen Shui-bian did a brilliant job: he didn’t bother to distinguish the types of machines from the good and the bad, and he didn’t carry the political notoriety of one-size-fits-all (after all, he attached great importance to young people’s votes), but used the "1000-meter clause" to make a radical effort to achieve the de facto ban effect.

As for the task of distinguishing game machines, it was left to the legislature, which did not produce results until January 2000 — — According to the Regulations on the Administration of Electronic Game Fields, there are three kinds of game machines: gambling game machines are defined as "entertainment" electronic game machines, general games are defined as "educational" electronic game machines, and there is also a kind of "steel ball machines", that is, Bai Qingge or various small steel ball machines. Of course, this classification method has a lot to complain about, and it has also caused all kinds of dissatisfaction and inconvenience when it is implemented later. For example, when Ma Ying-jeou and Hao Longbin were mayors, the popular music game machines such as "Taigu Daren" appeared in the underground streets of taipei main station and many shopping malls. I am not sure about the supervision, but I have seen that some manufacturers posted their own music machines and used such names as "training machines" when applying for registration with the government. As far as I can remember, no one clamored that the "electric room" was back. How can I help it? Or: Why can’t other types of non-gambling arcades all come back?

Why is this happening? We’ll talk about it later. Let’s talk about 1997, the beginning of the decline of arcade culture.

According to the usual routine, parents, teachers, social elites and other groups should be happy and applauded at this time. Young people, especially arcade enthusiasts, are depressed and hate Chen Shui-bian, and then the profit-seeking operators are still unwilling to give up and continue to operate underground.

However, the development of the times is too fast, and it can always surpass the routine. Zhou Renshen’s case and the ban of arcade hall have little influence on the development of video games in Taiwan Province, because another similar product has appeared and taken over the market seamlessly. This kind, you should be able to guess, is the Internet cafe (Internet cafe, called Internet cafe in mainland China).

According to the retrieval data, the first Internet cafe in the world was born in Britain in 1994, and the first Internet cafe in Taiwan Province, Supernova Internet Cafe, was set up near Taiwan Province University not long after (the specific time is to be tested). At that time, online games were not popular, and Internet cafes only provided internet services and simple snacks, or services such as fax, photocopying and scanning. Later, around 1998, a "strategic master" opened in a prime location of Zhongxiao East Road, with an hour’s worth of 90 yuan NT dollars. At that time, the most popular games were Starcraft and Age of Empires. By 1999, there was even "Starcraft".

I remember that the strategic master opened on the second floor of the Apollo building, near Lane 216 where the MRT was loyal to filial piety and dunhua station and the food group gathered, and now he is a dentist (taken on June 18, 2018, when I went home for business, I took a photo by the way).

I was in high school for three years, from 1998 to 2001, and experienced the all-round rise of Internet cafes. Our classmates called going to Internet cafes "connecting", connecting after school, connecting with cut class, and connecting when I was tired of studying at night. A group of common classes in Class 947 and Class 956 attached to our Normal University gave themselves an muddy number — — "4567 Brigade", Lin Linli of our class once played "CS" with others and won a championship in a certain competition, winning tens of thousands of dollars. Later, we connected with him and really couldn’t beat him at all.

Internet cafes have been opened one after another, and the price has quickly dropped to around 30 an hour in 50 yuan (in other counties and cities, it is as low as 20 yuan). Even the "OPEN Billiards Gymnasium" near our school has entered a batch of computers to serve students from many schools, so that you can pick a pole (play billiards) and connect at one time. Lynn is also very strong in pole-picking. He said that he usually picks poles with his father. This enlightened parent should have played a lot when he was young. By the way, the middle school attached to our normal university is the top three volunteer schools.

So what if arcades are banned? There are also home machines (formerly known as "TV games"), which were not banned before, and now they can’t be banned. Even if parents can keep their children away from playing musical instruments, they can’t keep them away from computers, and computers are taught in schools. Maybe there are still many people in the countryside who haven’t touched computers, but in Taipei, it should be said that every school and class can find a bunch of computers that are more powerful than teachers, and they can use various means to break the ban of computer classrooms, fill them with games, and even play online on the local area network. The computer class in our first year of high school is even connected with Quake, or play King of Kings on MUD.

Special recommendation: The Adventures of Dank and Scud (Riad. PK. edu.pl), a 1997 Quake comic book, was written by Michael Houston. I saw the report in Computer Player that year and went after the serial. This ancient webpage of 21 years ago is still there today.

What is the "1000 meter clause"? You can control the game machine, but not the computer. Computers can also be used to do business, and the electronics industry is the strongest industry in Taiwan Province, which can’t be simply demonized like arcade, home computer and billiards. For us students, since computers are serious things, going to Internet cafes is not as guilty as going to video games or pool rooms, or the psychological burden of being labeled as a bad teenager.

This is also due to a good start made by strategic experts. It is located on the second floor of the prime location building, with clean windows and no smoking. Moreover, every computer is equipped with headphones, which will not disturb others. At first impression, it will not be as dirty and noisy as those small electric rooms before. In particular, "no smoking" is very important. Smoking or not is an important label to distinguish good students from bad teenagers. Although I ask myself not to discriminate against smokers, I always hate the smell of smoke. There is smoke in the pool room and the old electric room, so I don’t want to go, but I am willing to go to the Internet cafe.

　

Happily, in those few years, the problems of teenagers racing and gangs were common social headlines. Many of us have seen heavy machines (heavy motorcycles) for dyeing hair whizzing by near our school. If you look at them more, you may be yelled at by people in the car: "What are you looking at!" -Yan, with the pronunciation of xiáo, with the orthographic word "?", is transliterated from Minnan language "semen" in Mandarin. However, after the rise of Internet cafes and online games, racing people seem to disappear and play games instead.

Of course, so many locomotives and gangs are still there, but they don’t make trouble in the real world. As a result, after getting rid of bad labels such as racing family, heavy locomotives have become sunny. After all, heavy locomotives are an important means of transportation in Taiwan Province. When I was in college and held a high school reunion, the most common thing people talked about was motorcycles. The most impressive news was that a group of college students took a motorcade up the mountain to play, and they were cursed by their grandmother who opened a grocery store on the mountain. The grandmother’s swearing was very fluent, and the students were greatly admired. All of them were humbly taught, saying that they would come to scold her next time, and grandma told them to pay attention to safety. Even swearing has become so warm. Although it can’t be said that this is the direct effect of video games, we can read a lot of intriguing atmosphere evolution from the pasting and shedding of all kinds of "labels".

Internet cafes, of course, are not without the criticism of moralists, but in Taiwan Province society at that time, the conservatives have been suppressed by liberals in a broad sense in the struggle for the right to speak. Although there are still many conservatives, they are hard to convince and lose momentum, just like the old Kuomintang. Politically, Lee Teng-hui is engaged in localization and educational reform, and he is relying on post-modern pluralism to replace the traditional Confucianism represented by the old Kuomintang with modern nationalism. In other words, Taiwan Province can no longer preach the slogan of "studying for the rise of China" to young people. That’s why it seems that there are no longer demonized games in Hongkong and Taiwan Province ── it’s not that adults have awakened and their prejudices have been eliminated, but that people who hold this opinion have lost their voices and will be covered up if they call them occasionally. Therefore, it should be said that the moralists in mainland China are relatively happy, and there is still a national justice that can be used.

Adults are then left with pornographic and violent labels and "addicted to games — Can’t read well — Can’t get into a good school — The economic reason of "I can’t find a good job" can demonize the game, but if we want to talk about the economy, once the game industry becomes bigger and the traditional channel of further studies and job hunting becomes more and more difficult, then the chain of blame will be broken. Of course, the game industry is not a savior, but anyway, everyone has no way to save the economy in Taiwan Province, and some of them can’t be implemented. However bad the game industry is, at least it is being implemented, and there are many achievements that drive upstream manufacturers. Therefore, from the utilitarian point of view, the game can’t be said to be a legitimate industry ── although it is also tired and hard to earn. However, it is precisely because the game industry is far less cool than playing games, and even worse than other industries, and public opinion is mostly sympathetic and contemptuous, so more and more people are willing to admit that games are legitimate industries. This makes no sense, but this is the reality. Therefore, no one wants to argue about what kind of game machine the music machine should be. It depends on when the law will be amended, and then another result that takes public opinion and administration as the main considerations is inconsistent with the actual needs.

The above has not talked about pornography and violence. To this day, there are still many parents’ groups who, in the name of protecting children and teenagers, attack all kinds of games and advertisements with soft pornography or violent elements, and every time they can get a certain space, they have their political energy. However, the reality is that I want to be thorough here: most of us who pay money love pornography and violence. There have been many dialogues and debates in this regard, but no matter how we argue, the basic bottom line in our hearts will not change, that is, "I don’t want it" and "I want it", so no one may be persuaded. Everything on the surface is just thinking about a plausible statement, but in fact, everyone doesn’t want to care about these superficial articles.

"Can we let these things flood in order to make money?" This is a powerful cross-examination, but if repeated too many times, it will easily lead to an irritating sincere answer: "I think so" or directly call him "idiot". It is true that many people neglect their business because they are addicted to games, but if you want to hit the whole game industry with this point, you will get a choking voice: "Don’t delay the game if you fail in education." "People who are addicted will be fascinated by others if they are not fascinated by this."

Addiction is indeed a problem that should be discussed, but we don’t want to come to a conclusion that we don’t like, and we are afraid that after reaching a consensus, we will be used by unreasonable annoying people to pressure me, so we would rather keep this confrontation without dialogue. Even if we really want to discuss it, we must make sure that he is one of our own, that we are really here to solve the problem and not make trouble, and then be careful not to let this result be used as a handle. Therefore, our personal wisdom will grow, but it is difficult for the group.

Problems in Taiwan Province can often not be mediated through rational communication and debate, but disputes can be transferred and abandoned through various deviant means or violence from outside. Those who have the means show their magical powers and exploit loopholes, and they get what they want. Those who have no means, just let them do what they want. The electric room was covered by the "1000-meter clause", and so was the generation of Internet cafes. By the time the iPhone came out in 2007, this was especially true after the boom of mobile games. In recent years, elders have also started to play games with tablets, becoming children one by one, and our generation has grown into the backbone of society. Time is the greatest violence, and no one can survive it.

We can often feel that human beings are like isolated islands from such a cold world. We struggled to connect each other with culture, and now games can make us feel connected and warm each other. I think, if we want to seriously talk about why there are fewer demonized games in Taiwan Province now from the emotional level, it is because people can more and more understand this lack of identity and the comfort that games can bring in this detached network age.

Introduction:

On Sept. 12, 2023, a Taiwanese media report set off an online frenzy about the Chinese actor Deng Chao, who posted a set of photos 26 days after his last photo was posted, in what was seen as a response to previous rumors that he was suffering from depression. His wife, Sun Li, also published a long article on the same day, which sparked a frenzy on social media. This article will explore in detail the story behind the incident and the relationship between Deng Chao and Sun Li.

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Who was the first to expose Deng Chao’s recent situation?

First, let’s review the timeline of the incident. The first to break the news of Deng Chao’s recent situation was the new generation actor Rong Zishan. He revealed that Deng Chao and he had previously filmed the film "Gate of the Sand Sea" together in Xinjiang. During the filming process, the two faced various extreme weather challenges together. However, the film is finally completed, which brings them to a perfect end.

Deng Chao’s response and funny post

Later, Deng Chao praised Rong Zishan’s news, and posted in a humorous way, "This should be tearing up the ceiling of the manga man," and posted photos of the killing scene. In these photos, Deng Chao and Rong Zishan imitated the poses of the cartoon characters behind them, fully demonstrating their humorous and funny nature.

Deng Chao’s appearance and mental state

In these photos, Deng Chao’s appearance is striking. His beard is quite large and his hair is showing a little gray, which makes him look particularly vicissitudes. But more importantly, his expression and demeanor suggest that he is still in a very good state of mind. He can joke as hilariously as usual, which makes it hard to believe that he may be suffering from depression.

Rumors of depression

However, a female internet user claiming to be Deng Chao’s cousin posted a video claiming that Deng Chao had been suffering from depression recently, and was in a very low mood. She even had headaches, panic and other symptoms, so that she could not sleep. Once the news was exposed, it immediately aroused people’s concern and worry.

Speculation has begun that Deng Chao may have fallen into depression due to the poor box office performance of his investment film "China Ping Pong". The film is expected to lose nearly 300 million, which is a significant loss for any investor. After the news broke, it was also noticed that Deng Chao had not updated his social account for an unusually long time, which further exacerbated concerns about his health.

Sun Li’s Yoga Essays

However, a yoga-related article by Sun Li has sparked more speculation on social media. She revealed that she is practicing yoga and used words such as "use your breath as a tool to release stress," prompting some to speculate whether she is trying to use yoga to help Deng Chao manage his emotions, fueling rumors that he is suffering from depression.

Deng Chao’s clarification

But now Mr. Deng’s post has undoubtedly cleared up all doubts. He made it clear that he had not updated his social media account for a long time because he was busy filming, not because of depression. This statement brought some comfort to his fans and put an end to previous speculation.

Sun Li’s sweet post

In addition, Sun Li also made a point of posting on social media to express her support for her husband’s filming in Xinjiang, and showed a wave of affection in a tone of pretend disgust. She revealed that on the set, Deng Chao had been picking up all kinds of stones, intending to make necklaces and jewelry, and even Deng Chao was interested in a stone weighing more than 200 catties, trying to transport it back to Shanghai from Xinjiang. This light-hearted and humorous episode was so hilarious that even Yao Chen posted a comment to ridicule.

The Origin of Emotional Processes

Sun Li and Deng Chao’s relationship can be traced back to when they worked together on the TV series "Golden Dust Family." At that time, they were only young actors, and no one could have predicted that such a deep relationship would develop between them. However, it was in this drama that the relationship between the two began to quietly sprout.

Steady and authentic emotions

Instead of the drama and twists and turns of many celebrity couples, their relationship came one step at a time. After a period of friendship, they gradually discovered that each other was the person they had been looking for. This solid and authentic emotional foundation made their love even more indestructible.

Married life

In 2010, Sun Li and Deng Chao’s wedding became the focus of the media and the public because they were one of the most high-profile celebrity couples in Chinese entertainment. Their wedding was not only solemn and romantic, but also full of personality and creativity, and was hailed as one of the classics of Chinese entertainment.

After their marriage, Sun Li and Deng Chao’s life was full of happiness and warmth. They have a happy family of four, son Deng Ziyuan and daughter Deng Ziwen. Despite their busy careers as a celebrity couple, they always strive to find a balance and put family first. They often spend family time together, traveling and participating in parent-child activities, setting a good example for their children.

To sum up

The relationship between Deng Chao and Sun Li is an unbreakable love story. Their love is full of sincerity and stability. Even in the face of all kinds of rumors and speculation, they still support each other and have gone through a long journey. Their married life is also full of happiness and warmth, setting an example for many people and showing a model of a happy family.

[The sales list of new forces from January to June was announced, and the Qinjie M7 topped the list with nearly 100,000 sales]

According to the latest released data, the market performance of the new power model of Wenjie Automobile, Wenjie New M7, is particularly outstanding in the first six months of 2023. As of June 9, its annual cumulative sales volume has reached 96,500 units, ahead of other new power models, and firmly sits on the throne of China’s new power sales in the first half of 2024. This achievement undoubtedly proves the strong competitiveness of Wenjie Automobile in the new energy vehicle market.

What is even more eye-catching is the Wenjie new M7 Ultra, which exceeded 4,349 units in the first week of its launch, setting a new power model delivery record in China. This not only shows consumers’ strong recognition of the Wenjie car brand, but also shows the outstanding performance of the Wenjie new M7 Ultra.

It is understood that the new M7 Ultra was launched on May 31, with a total of four models, priced at 28.98-32 9,800 yuan. The new car is equipped with Huawei’s latest 192-line lidar (the same as the M9) as standard, which is the highest number of line lidar currently mass-produced. With Huawei’s mature ADS 2.0 high-end intelligent driving, there are few competitors in the same level of intelligent driving experience. This configuration will undoubtedly provide strong technical support for its future driving experience.

The analysis believes that the excellent performance of the new power models of Wenjie Automobile is due to its strong brand strength and product innovation ability on the one hand, and its precise market positioning and excellent marketing strategy on the other hand. With the launch of the 35,000 yuan limited-time car purchase rights, it is expected that by the end of June, the order volume of the new M7 will have a big outbreak. We have reason to expect that in the future market competition, Wenjie Automobile will continue to maintain a strong momentum and bring more high-quality products and services to consumers.

　　According to the British media "Mirror", British technologist Ian Wilson claims to have found the crashed MH370 passenger plane on Google Maps, lying quietly in the jungle of Cambodia.

　　Many netizens searched based on the Google Maps coordinates provided by Wilson (12.089059, 104.151882), and indeed saw the same image.

　　But is this really MH370, which has been missing for four and a half years? Suspicions abound, and so far there is no conclusive evidence to confirm this claim.

　 　 　 　In fact, this is not the first time someone has claimed to have found MH370 on Google Maps.

　　Off the coast of Padang, Indonesia

　　According to the British media "Daily Star", in July this year, some netizens posted a screenshot of Google Maps on social networking sites, pointing out that the picture depicted the crashed passenger plane MH370, which crashed off the coast of Padang, Indonesia.

　　The news quickly spread, and many people believed it to be true. According to Xingzhou.com, Eddie, the head of the Indonesian Padang Disaster Management Committee, then "refuted the rumor", saying that the pictures posted online showed traces of posting productin, and the Indonesian government had never received relevant information.

　　Near the Round Island of Mauritius

　　According to Fox News, in March this year, Australian amateur air crash investigator Peter McMahon said that he had carefully studied Google Maps and confirmed that the wreckage of MH370 was located 16 kilometers south of Round Island in Mauritius in the southwestern Indian Ocean. He has given the information to the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) and also claims that the fuselage of the plane is full of bullet holes.

　　A spokesperson for Australia’s Joint Agency Coordination Centre said McMahon contacted the Australian Transport Safety Bureau via Facebook and email in 2016 and 2017, but the date of sending the pictures was November 6, 2009, four years before MH370 disappeared.

　　South Africa’s Cape Coast

　　According to the Daily Mail, in March 2016, Scott Waring, editor of the daily UFO sighting newspaper, reported that while searching for UFO sightings on Google Maps, he had accidentally found the wreckage of a plane suspected to be MH370 off the coast of the Cape of Good Hope in South Africa.

　　Mr. Waring said the satellite photo, taken on June 27, 2015, was 16 months away from the accident, and that it was most likely to have drifted there, based on Australian models of currents that floated MH370. But no debris was found in the area in subsequent searches.

　　The Operational Secrets Behind Google Maps

　　Since the disappearance of MH370, almost the whole world has been actively searching, and many ordinary people also want to do their part. Google Maps has become one of the most efficient search tools.

　　According to British technology media Stuff, Google Maps spokeswoman Susan Cadrecha said that Google occasionally captures some difficult-to-explain images, especially objects moving at high speed underwater, such as fish, water currents, etc., which may form an airplane-like outline and give people the illusion.

　　However, Google Maps does capture "special effects images" of real aircraft.

　　A plane appears to have landed on a rooftop in central Adelaide, Australia.

　　It looks like a plane is parked in the yard of a family in Paraguay.

　　Forbes reported that Google Maps uses multiple satellite images to map the world, and satellites occasionally capture aircraft in flight, which may give users the above-mentioned bizarre images.

　　Google Maps’ satellite imagery is sourced from DigitalGlobe, a US commercial space imagery and geospatial content provider, whose Earth Imaging Satellite is capable of capturing 30-centimeter resolution images.

　　Each of DigitalGlobe’s satellites orbits the Earth 16 times a day and can collect 3 million square kilometers of imagery. Working around the clock, these satellites have long amassed a wealth of data that powers Google Maps.

　　In addition, Google has hired a special team to manually check and correct maps using an internal program called "Atlas." Operators not only check for problems reported by tens of thousands of users every day, but also fix them as needed.

　　Google Maps’ "Scientific Open Way"

　　As well as providing users with navigation, Google Maps has long been a "professional assistant" for explorers and archaeologists.

　　Google Maps was first used by an Italian programmer to discover historic sites. He discovered an ancient Roman manor more than 2,000 years ago. Since then, Google Maps has become a weapon for many archaeologists.

　　Last October, archaeologists discovered 400 mysterious stone gates estimated to be 9,000 years old in a remote desert in Saudi Arabia using Google Maps.

　　David Kennedy, a professor at the University of Western Australia who led the study, said he was contacted by a Saudi doctor with an interest in history who spotted the spectacle on Google Maps. The area is a "hellscape" without vegetation or water, so it has not been explored before.

　　The high-resolution images are "democratizing" archaeological research, Mr. Kennedy said.

　　In May of this year, a British butterfly scientist named Julian Bayliss discovered the last "secret garden" on Earth with the help of Google Maps.

　　According to the technology media The Verge, Belize used Google Maps to observe the African rainforest for 15 years. In 2012, he found a volcano-like mountain range between Mabu and Namuri mountains in northern Mozambique.

　　After six years of observation and research, Belize led an expedition into this pristine tropical rainforest in northern Mozambique. The reason why it is called the last mysterious garden on earth is because of its steep terrain and 700 meters above the ground, which keeps this rainforest the most pristine ecology.

　　In fact, ordinary people can also use Google Maps to start their own exploration and archaeological journey. Google Earth also added an "Explorer" tool last year, which contains introductions from experts in various fields to help you rediscover this wonderful world.

City Express News Late last night,Chen Ze, a well-known game anchor, clashed with his neighbors during the live broadcast. The neighbors loudly reprimanded Chen Ze for disturbing the people every day, and then rushed into his home.

Subsequently, Chen Ze Weibo’s account @ Mushroom Mushroom did not send a message to respond to disturbing people:

At five o’clock in the morning, Chen Ze replied to the netizen: Don’t talk nonsense, it’s better to have more public figures than less …

Early this morning, related topic words rushed to the top of hot search.

Enter [Chao Wen Tian Xia] > >

　　CCTV News (Chao Wen Tian Xia):

　　Both male and female beach volleyball players from China advanced to the top 16.

　　On 14th, China men’s and women’s beach volleyball ushered in a match each. In the women’s sand volleyball preliminaries in the morning, China’s Zhang Xi/Xue Chen played against the South African team Augustine Des/Nell, who was the weakest in the group, and finally won the battle with 2: 0, and successfully advanced to the top 16. In the men’s sand volleyball group match in the afternoon, China team Wu Penggen/Xu Linyin beat Spanish player Pablo 2-0? Herrera/Raul? Mesa. Win all three games and advance to the top 16 with the first place in the group.

　　The boxing men’s 69 kg class China’s Hanati Slamu advanced to the quarter-finals.

　　On the afternoon of 14th, in the men’s 69kg boxing eighth competition of the Beijing Olympic Games, China’s Hanatisramu beat Cameroonian’s Joseph by 9-4. Mulema, made it to the quarter-finals. Hanatisramu won the bronze medal in last year’s World Championships.

　　China’s Zhang Xiaoping in the boxing men’s 81kg class advanced to the quarter-finals.

　　China’s Zhang Xiaoping met Russian artur, runner-up of last year’s World Championships, in the men’s 81kg eighth boxing competition at the Beijing Olympic Games, which ended on the afternoon of 14th. Bette Bief. After four rounds of fierce fighting, Zhang Xiaoping finally beat his opponent with an advantage of 8-2 and successfully advanced to the quarter-finals.

　　China lost to Spain in men’s handball preliminaries and suffered a three-game losing streak.

　　In the third round of men’s handball preliminaries, China lost to Spain 22-36 and suffered a three-game losing streak. This Olympic Games is the first time for China men’s handball team to play in the Olympic Games. Due to the gap in strength, the purpose of this competition for China men’s handball team is to train. In the first match, China, a European powerhouse, lost to her opponent 19-33. In the second match, China lost the match again with the same score of 19-33.

　　China lost to Italy in the water polo preliminaries.

　　On 14th, Yingdong Swimming Pool held six men’s water polo preliminaries. In the end, Croatia beat Germany 13-5, the United States lost to Serbia 2-4, Hungary beat Spain 8-5, Montenegro beat Greece 10-6, Australia beat Canada 8-5, and China lost to Italy 7-19 in the final match.

　　China’s women’s softball team lost 3-1 to Australia.

　　China women’s softball team lost 1-3 to the Australian team in the 9th preliminary round of the Beijing Olympic Games held in Fengtai Softball Field on the morning of 14th. This is the first defeat of the China Women’s Basketball Team since the Beijing Olympic Games. Previously, the powerful China women’s softball team defeated the Netherlands 10-2 and Venezuela 7-1 respectively, winning two consecutive victories. Australia was defeated by Japan and the United States respectively. In the match with China, the Australian women’s softball team can be said to be last stand, who hit two beautiful home runs and won the first victory of the Beijing Olympic Games.

　　Women’s hockey: China lost to the Netherlands 0-1.

　　On the morning of 14th, the women’s hockey competition of Beijing Olympic Games started the third round of the group match. China Women’s Song ushered in the strongest opponent after the start of the competition, the Netherlands, which ranks first in the world. After the start of the game, the Dutch team organized a very fierce counter-grab in the frontcourt relying on its physical advantage and strong impact, and used the opportunity of free kick to continuously put pressure on China, while the China team was relatively passive. In the 21st minute of the game, the Dutch team seized the opportunity of short-corner kick to shoot successfully, leading 1-0, and the score was kept to the end. China’s women’s songs lost 0-1 to the world’s best team, the Netherlands.

Editor: Wang Chao

　　CCTV News:According to the website of the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Education today issued the Announcement of the 2020 National Postgraduate Entrance Examination (hereinafter referred to as the Announcement). The "Announcement" mentioned that the initial test time for the national postgraduate entrance examination in 2020 will be from December 21 to December 22, 2019; Exam subjects with more than 3 hours will be held on December 23rd. The details are as follows:

　　First, the initial test time

　　The initial examination time of the 2020 national postgraduate entrance examination is from December 21 to December 22, 2019 (8:30-11:30 am and 14:00-17:00 pm every day). Exam subjects with a duration of more than 3 hours will be held on December 23rd (starting time is 8:30, and the deadline is determined by the admissions unit, not exceeding 14:30).

　　The examination time is based on Beijing time. The state will not recognize the postgraduate entrance examination that is not held on the specified date.

　　Second, the initial test subjects

　　The initial test methods are all written tests.

　　On the morning of December 21st, the comprehensive ability of ideological and political theory and management was jointly tested.

　　Foreign language in the afternoon of December 21st.

　　On the morning of December 22, business class 1

　　On the afternoon of December 22nd, Business Class II

　　Examination subjects with an examination time of more than 3 hours on December 23rd.

　　The examination time for each subject is generally 3 hours; The longest examination time for special subjects such as architectural design shall not exceed 6 hours.

　　For detailed examination time, examination subjects and relevant requirements, please refer to the Admission Ticket and the announcement of test sites and enrollment units.

　　Third, the registration requirements

　　The registration of postgraduate entrance examination includes two stages: online registration and on-site confirmation. All candidates who take the postgraduate entrance examination are required to register online, and go to the registration site to confirm the online newspaper information, collect their own images and other related electronic information, and pay the registration fee as required.

　　In principle, fresh graduates should choose the registration point designated by the provincial education entrance examination institution where their school is located to handle online registration and on-site confirmation procedures; Candidates for individual examinations should choose the registration points designated by the provincial education entrance examination institutions where the admissions unit is located to handle online registration and on-site confirmation procedures; Other candidates (including professional degree candidates in business administration, public administration, tourism management and engineering management) should choose the registration point designated by the provincial education entrance examination institution where their work or residence is located to handle online registration and on-site confirmation procedures.

　　The technical service of online registration is the responsibility of the National College Students’ Information Consultation and Employment Guidance Center. On-site confirmation shall be organized by the provincial education entrance examination institutions.

　　Fourth, online registration

　　Online registration time is from October 10 to October 31, 2019, from 9: 00 to 22: 00 every day. The forecast time is from September 24 to September 27, 2019, from 9: 00 to 22: 00 every day.

　　Candidates should log in to "China Postgraduate Admissions Information Network" (public website http://yz.chsi.com.cn, education website http：//yz.chsi.com.cn, hereinafter referred to as "research recruitment network") to register. Before registering, please be sure to browse the application instructions in advance and register according to the online announcements of the Ministry of Education, provincial education entrance examination institutions, registration points and enrollment units.

　　During the registration period, candidates can modify the online registration information or fill in the registration information again. In order to avoid occupying more test places and affecting other candidates’ application, one candidate can only keep one valid registration information.

　　Candidates only fill in one major of an enrollment unit when registering. After the examination is over and the Ministry of Education announces the basic requirements for the candidates’ initial test scores for re-examination, the candidates can learn about the adjustment methods and planned balance of the enrollment units through the adjustment service system of "Yanzhaowang", and independently fill in multiple adjustment volunteers in parallel according to relevant regulations.

　　During the registration period, candidates’ academic qualifications (student status) information will be checked online, and candidates can check the results of academic qualifications (student status) online. Candidates can also log on to the "China Higher Education Student Information Network" (website http://www.chsi.com.cn) to check their academic qualifications (student status) information before or during registration. Candidates who fail to pass the online verification of academic qualifications (student status) should complete the verification of academic qualifications (student status) within the time specified by the enrollment unit.

　　Candidates should accurately fill in personal online registration information and provide real materials as required. If you can’t take the exam, retest or admit because of the wrong information in the online newspaper or the false information, the consequences will be borne by the candidates themselves.

　　For the specific requirements and precautions for online registration, please refer to the Regulations on the Administration of National Postgraduate Enrollment in 2020 (published in http://www.moe.gov.cn, official website, Ministry of Education) and the application notes for "Research and Recruitment Network".

　　There is plenty of time for online registration. It is recommended that the majority of candidates arrange the registration time reasonably to avoid the initial and final peaks of registration and avoid the influence of network congestion on registration. No supplementary report will be made after the deadline, and the registration information will not be modified.

　　V. On-site confirmation

　　On-site confirmation of the specific time and requirements shall be determined and announced by the provincial education entrance examination institutions according to the application situation in the region.

　　Candidates are requested to pay attention to the announcements issued by provincial education entrance examination institutions in time, and complete on-site verification and confirmation of personal online registration information, payment of registration fees, and collection of personal image information as required. Do not reissue it after the deadline.

　　Candidates should submit their resident ID card, academic degree certificate (fresh graduates hold student ID card) and online registration number when confirming on site, which will be checked by the staff at the registration point. Candidates who apply for the special postgraduate enrollment plan of "Retired University Student Soldiers" should also submit their original or photocopy of the "Approval Letter for Joining the Army" and "Retirement Certificate".

　　Candidates should carefully understand and choose to fill in their volunteers in strict accordance with the application conditions and relevant policy requirements. Online registration information will not be modified after the candidates confirm it on the spot.

　　Sixth, print the admission ticket

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Zhang Xiaojing, Director of the Institute of Finance of China Academy of Social Sciences and Director of the National Finance and Development Laboratory, The Paper reporter Zhou Yushe

On September 22nd, at the 5th Bund Financial Summit in 2023, Zhang Xiaojing, director of the Institute of Finance of China Academy of Social Sciences and director of the National Finance and Development Laboratory, pointed out that risk and uncertainty are the "bridges" between finance and science and technology innovation. For scientific and technological innovation, the biggest problem is how to deal with the risks and uncertainties faced by innovation and how to cross the "valley of death". For the financial system, risk pricing and risk allocation are its most basic and important functions.

"It is risk and uncertainty that make finance and technological innovation have a natural connection, and also provide a perfect reason for finance to support technological innovation." Zhang Xiaojing said that a financial system has advantages in identifying risks, pricing risks and allocating risks, so it must also have advantages in supporting scientific and technological innovation.

Focusing on China’s financial support for scientific and technological innovation, Zhang Xiaojing pointed out the "soft underbelly":"The lack of risk identification ability, the dysfunction of risk pricing and risk allocation are precisely the Achilles heel of China’s financial system, which has also become the fundamental reason for the lack of financial support for technological innovation."

Zhang Xiaojing said that the "four-in-one" catch-up model (the "structural advantages" of state-owned enterprises, the development responsibility and soft budget constraints of local governments, the institutional preferences of financial institutions and the last resort of the central government) makes the risk pricing and rational allocation of financial resources not determined by the market, but largely influenced by government intervention, leading to distorted risk pricing and improper allocation of financial resources. Some departments get a lot of credit funds, but fail to bear the corresponding risks-this is caused by implicit guarantee, rigid redemption and too big to fail.

However, this does not mean that the government cannot play a role in it, but emphasizes that the role of the government should also be played on the premise of not damaging the decisive role of the market.

"Financial support for science and technology innovation needs an’ ideological enlightenment’." Zhang Xiaojing said that the value of capital depends on future expectations, not the past, which is a real revolution and "ideological enlightenment" in financial epistemology. It is this revolution that laid a theoretical foundation for financial support for scientific and technological innovation: because the current financial support for science and technology innovation depends on the "expectation" of future scientific and technological innovation achievements.

Zhang Xiaojing said that it is necessary to respect the laws of the market economy and promote the reform of financial marketization. Putting the focus of economic development on the real economy does not mean that finance can be dispensed with, or that finance is in a completely subordinate position. The development of China’s socialist market economy in the past 40 years is to liberate the role of finance as a cashier in the planned economy era and give full play to the dynamic role of finance in promoting the transformation of savings-investment and economic catch-up and development.

He said that the relative independence of finance is precisely the premise that finance can better serve the real economy, abandon the "traditional" thinking that finance is only a vassal and mirror image of the real economy, and accurately understand the dialectical relationship between economic and financial symbiosis and common prosperity. The development of finance does not necessarily lead to the hollowing out of the industry, and the strength of American science and technology is closely related to its developed financial system; High-level science and technology can’t stand on its own feet without the support of a modern financial system.

In Zhang Xiaojing’s view, promoting financial market-oriented reform, getting rid of implicit guarantee, illusion and ownership discrimination, and improving the decisive role of finance in risk pricing and risk allocation are the institutional guarantees for financial support for science and technology innovation.

Financial support for science and technology innovation must also understand the law of scientific and technological innovation, especially the basic law of transforming scientific and technological innovation into actual productivity. Experience shows that the influence of the adoption of new technology on productivity growth is underestimated at the beginning and not overestimated at the end, which is generally in a "J curve" mode.

Talking about innovation failure and fault-tolerant mechanism, Zhang Xiaojing said that from the micro level, investment failure should be allowed, and state-owned enterprises should establish fault-tolerant mechanisms. To tolerate fluctuations and bubbles at the macro level, keeping the bottom line of risk does not mean zero tolerance for financial risks. The function of finance is realized in fluctuation, just as the function of price mechanism is that price is realized around value fluctuation. This means that supervision should be inclusive.

In addition, Zhang Xiaojing also talked about preventing technological development from succumbing to financial laws. Technological development is completely determined by market or financial laws, which may deviate from the social optimal goals, such as investing heavily in the research and development of late-stage therapeutic drugs, rather than the research and development of early-stage preventive drugs; AI technology is more oriented to replacing labor than empowering or assisting labor.

"Risk identification, risk pricing and risk allocation are the’ soft underbelly’ of China’s financial system, and the lack of modern financial thinking leads to improper evaluation of science and technology innovation (enterprise) is the’ soft underbelly’ in concept understanding." Zhang Xiaojing concluded that the solutionWe need an ideological enlightenment, leave risk pricing and risk allocation to the market, respect the laws of market economy, grasp the laws of scientific and technological innovation, establish fault-tolerant mechanisms and inclusive supervision, strengthen international cooperation and improve global scientific and technological governance.