Group 1 - The phenomenon of undergraduate students enrolling in vocational colleges, such as Zhengzhou Railway Vocational and Technical College, indicates a shift in the perception of vocational education, which is now seen as a viable option for some undergraduates and even graduates [1] - The demand for high-skilled talent in the railway industry has surpassed the traditional boundaries of vocational training, leading to a significant increase in enrollment numbers, from 30 students in 2022 to 135 in 2025, reflecting market needs [1] - The trend of "undergraduates choosing vocational education" signifies a broader societal change where the value of skills is increasingly recognized over traditional academic credentials, as evidenced by higher employment rates in vocational education compared to regular universities [2] Group 2 - The shift from a degree-centric view to a value-centric perspective among students highlights a growing recognition that skills and practical experience are crucial for career success [2] - The emergence of diverse educational ecosystems, such as the "University Student Technician Class" in Qingdao and the influx of undergraduates into vocational training programs, illustrates the evolving landscape of education where vocational and academic paths intersect [2] - Despite the positive trends, challenges such as insufficient investment in teaching resources and homogenized program offerings remain barriers to the development of vocational education [3]

Core Viewpoint - The Lingjiatan site is a significant archaeological discovery in China, showcasing the early civilization of the Yangtze River basin and highlighting its cultural importance through the newly opened museum that displays its archaeological findings and historical value [5][9][15]. Group 1: Archaeological Significance - The Lingjiatan site, dating back approximately 5800 to 5200 years, is recognized as the largest and best-preserved Neolithic settlement in the Yangtze River basin, alongside the Hongshan and Liangzhu cultures [3][5]. - It serves as a crucial evidence of the civilization process in the lower Yangtze region, with notable archaeologist Yan Wenming describing the Lingjiatan people as pioneers on the path to civilization [5][15]. - The site has undergone 16 archaeological excavations since 1987, covering an area of 8500 square meters and yielding over 3000 artifacts, including jade, stone, and pottery items [9][15]. Group 2: Museum and Exhibition - The Lingjiatan Museum, located within the national archaeological park, opened in mid-May with a total investment of 200 million yuan and a building area of 11,000 square meters, showcasing the archaeological achievements of the site [5][6]. - The museum features an exhibition area of approximately 4000 square meters, including a main exhibition hall and two temporary exhibition halls, divided into four thematic sections [6][10]. - The inaugural exhibition includes around 1100 artifacts from various institutions, marking the first comprehensive display of Lingjiatan relics [10][11]. Group 3: Cultural and Educational Impact - The museum aims to bridge the gap between archaeological work and the public, enhancing the understanding of archaeological knowledge and the significance of the Lingjiatan site [9][10]. - The archaeological research continues, with plans for further excavations in 2024 and 2025, focusing on expanding the understanding of the burial and ritual areas [14][15]. - The establishment of the museum and the archaeological park is expected to increase visitor engagement, with educational programs and interactive experiences planned for visitors, particularly children [14][15].

Group 1 - Guizhou Province is leveraging land under solar panels for agricultural development, promoting livestock farming, and enhancing mountain agriculture to increase farmers' income [2] - The forest coverage rate in Guizhou Province has reached 63.3%, with the green economy accounting for 48% of its overall economy [2] - The ecological transformation of the Nanming River in Guiyang has significantly improved water quality, turning it into a vibrant urban space [4][5] Group 2 - The Ecological Civilization Guizhou International Forum highlighted China's rapid advancements in green low-carbon industries, particularly in solar, energy storage, and hydrogen technologies [6] - China leads globally in the production and supply of photovoltaic components and wind power equipment, accounting for over 70% of the global supply chain [6] - The average PM2.5 concentration in Chinese cities is projected to drop to 29.3 micrograms per cubic meter by 2024, with 90.4% of surface water meeting good quality standards [8] Group 3 - The concept of "Green Mountains and Clear Water are Invaluable Assets" has gained international recognition, emphasizing sustainable development and environmental harmony [9][10] - The "Belt and Road" initiative incorporates green development indices, influencing over 40 countries' environmental assessments [10] - The Ecological Civilization Guizhou International Forum serves as a platform for international cooperation on ecological governance and sustainable development [11][12]

"海峡两岸媒体荆楚行"活动已连续举办十八届，每年聚焦一个主题，全面展示湖北的历史文化、经济社 会发展及生态文明建设成果。此次活动为两岸媒体人提供了感知湖北、记录时代的窗口，通过两岸媒体 记者的鲜活报道和生动镜头，展现真实立体的大陆发展图景，进一步深化两岸同胞情谊，推动两岸文化 交流，共促两岸心灵契合。 图为台湾媒体人在体验制茶过程。 本报记者 柴逸扉摄 活动期间，参访团一同参访恩施抗战纪念馆，追忆共同历史；探秘土家族吊脚楼营造技艺，对歌山水人 家"龙船调"，感受土苗人文的独特魅力；走进"万里茶道"源头，品味茶文化悠韵；对话非遗传承人，见 证传统文化薪火相传。 本报恩施7月7日电（记者柴逸扉）近日，"第十九届海峡两岸媒体荆楚行"联合采访活动走进湖北恩施， 开启为期多天的文化探索与交流之旅。海峡两岸及香港的20余家新闻媒体和自媒体代表近40人齐聚恩 施，共赏这片土地的独特风情。 ...

"修全球" 生意如何越做越大？ 全国已累计落地保税维修项目超280个—— 永川综保区是全国第152个、重庆第6个综保区，规划面积1.11平方公里，建设保税加工、检测维修等功 能区。图为永川综合保税区一景。新华社记者 王全超摄 在天津自由贸易试验区天津机场片区内的天津海特飞机工程有限公司，工作人员在机库内对飞机进行保 税维修。新华社记者 孙凡越摄 保税维修作为一种外贸新业态，业务规模、维修范围正不断扩大。商务部日前发布的数据显示，商务部 会同相关部门出台了第一批自贸试验区保税维修产品目录，符合条件的地区可以开展飞机、船舶等高附 加值产品保税维修业务。截至5月，全国已累计落地保税维修项目280多个。保税维修有啥特色？政策为 何加力支持？ 修什么？ ——国际贸易中的资本品，如飞机、船舶等，以及手机等附加值较高的消费品 保税维修有一个形象的称呼——"修全球"，是指企业以保税方式将存在部件损坏、功能失效、质量缺陷 等问题的货物从境外运入境内进行检测、维修后复运出境的外贸业务模式。 在浙江杭州，这门生意如今越做越大。日前，杭州博日科技股份有限公司钱塘区分公司成功完成首笔货 值超140万元的荧光检测仪保税维修业务。"这一业 ...

Core Viewpoint - International institutions are raising their economic growth forecasts for China, highlighting the resilience and vitality of the Chinese economy as a reflection of policy effectiveness, market performance, and growth potential [1][2][3]. Economic Growth Resilience - Goldman Sachs predicts China's GDP growth rate for the first half of this year to reach 5.2%, with further upward potential, having raised its 2025 GDP growth forecast by 0.6 percentage points [2]. - Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank have also adjusted their GDP growth forecasts for the next two years, increasing them by 0.3 and 0.2 percentage points respectively [2]. - The shift from export-driven growth to policy-driven domestic demand is becoming evident, particularly with the impact of consumption policies [2][5]. Emerging Sector Development Potential - Foreign institutions emphasize the potential in technology innovation and market opportunities, with China positioned to lead in global high-tech competition, particularly in artificial intelligence [4]. - The strong resilience of the Chinese market is attracting global enterprises, as they plan to increase trade and manufacturing in China despite uncertainties in international trade [4]. Positive Changes in Consumption - The retail sector shows resilience, with significant growth in categories like home appliances and communication equipment, driven by consumption policies [5]. - The increase in retail sales in May, particularly in specific categories, contributed 1.9 percentage points to the total retail sales growth [5]. Sustained Economic Development - Recent economic indicators, such as the manufacturing PMI and logistics index, signal a positive trend in the Chinese economy [6]. - The Chinese government is expected to continue its moderately loose monetary policy and accelerate fiscal spending to boost domestic demand [7]. - The focus on expanding domestic demand and improving living standards is seen as crucial for activating the economy's internal momentum [7].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the significance of kite-making as a traditional craft and cultural exchange medium, emphasizing the efforts of Yang Hongwei in preserving and promoting this art form through education and international outreach [15][17]. Group 1: Kite-Making Craft - Yang Hongwei, a national-level intangible cultural heritage inheritor of Weifang kite-making, has over 40 years of experience in the craft, mastering various techniques [15][17]. - The "China-Thailand Friendship Dragon" kite, measuring 28 meters and consisting of 65 segments, symbolizes the 65th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and Thailand [15]. - Yang has created kites of various sizes, from giant kites up to 300 meters to miniature kites with a diameter of 2 centimeters [15]. Group 2: Education and Transmission - Yang has trained over 20,000 students in kite-making through non-heritage classes in schools, aiming to inspire younger generations [17]. - She has accepted more than 150 apprentices, ensuring the continuation of the "Yang Family Kite" tradition into the 16th generation [17]. - The kite-making craft faces challenges in transmission, prompting Yang to actively engage with youth to foster interest in this traditional skill [17]. Group 3: Cultural Exchange - Yang has showcased Weifang kite-making in over 20 countries, including Germany, France, and the United States, promoting Chinese traditional culture globally [17]. - She plans to create a series of themed kites that reflect the cultural heritage of Weifang, drawing inspiration from local literature [17].

Core Viewpoint - The "Longteng China: Hongshan Culture Ancient Civilization Exhibition" has opened at the Shanghai Museum, showcasing over 300 artifacts from 20 cultural and archaeological institutions, highlighting the achievements and discoveries of Hongshan archaeology over the past century [1][2]. Group 1: Exhibition Overview - The exhibition is part of the Shanghai Museum's "Why China" series and features significant artifacts from the Hongshan culture, which dates back approximately 6,500 to 5,000 years [1]. - The Hongshan culture is recognized as one of the earliest archaeological cultures in China to enter a complex social structure and spiritual belief system, marking it as a significant source of Chinese civilization [1][3]. Group 2: Key Artifacts - The exhibition includes notable pieces such as the C-shaped jade dragon and the ring-shaped jade dragon, both representative of the Hongshan culture's jade craftsmanship [1][4]. - The C-shaped jade dragon, carved from a single piece of yellow-green jade, is considered one of the earliest forms of dragon representation in prehistoric jade artifacts [1][5]. - The ring-shaped jade dragon, discovered in 1984, is highlighted as a significant archaeological find from the Niuheliang site in Liaoning [2]. Group 3: Cultural Significance - The first section of the exhibition, "Dragon Out of the Liao River," discusses the origins and characteristics of the Hongshan culture, which emerged in the Liao River basin, blending elements of local fishing and hunting cultures with agricultural traditions from the Central Plains [2]. - The second section, "Dragon Walking in Hongshan," showcases artifacts that reflect the ritual systems and primitive beliefs of the Hongshan people, indicating a transition to a more complex societal structure [3]. - The third section, "Dragon Spreading Across the Nine Provinces," presents a variety of jade artifacts, emphasizing the cultural significance of jade in the Hongshan civilization and its influence on later Chinese cultures [5][6]. Group 4: Exhibition Design - The exhibition's spatial design is inspired by the ritual architecture of the Hongshan culture, featuring a symmetrical layout that connects key artifacts and symbols [6]. - The color scheme of the exhibition hall incorporates "Hongshan Red" and "Graphite Gray," creating an immersive environment that reflects the cultural themes of the Hongshan civilization [6]. Group 5: Duration - The exhibition will be open to the public until October 8 [7].

江西省宜春市铜鼓县天柱峰景区依托秀美山水，打造机器人互动体验、水上卡丁船竞赛、直升机高空游 览等新业态，让游客感受山水与科技的融合之趣。周亮摄（人民图片） 福建省福清市石竹山景区，游客穿戴"外骨骼机器人"下山。谢贵明摄（人民图片） 今年以来，安徽黄山、山东泰山、福建太姥山、江西庐山等多个景区引入"外骨骼机器人"作为登山辅助 设备，解决了许多人"爬不动"的担忧。泰山文旅集团相关负责人介绍，泰山配备的"外骨骼机器人"受到 游客认可。"五一"假期前，泰山景区已投放500台，覆盖主要登山路线及游客密集区域，基本处于满负 荷运转。 位于福建省福鼎市的太姥山，以"峰险、石奇、洞幽、雾幻"闻名，共有3600多级石阶，垂直高差超900 米，大部分标志性景观位于海拔500米至700米的山体。想要登顶一览风光，对很多人来说是个不小的挑 战。4月初，太姥山景区试水"机器人进景区"，引入多套与地形适配的"外骨骼机器人"。这些让游客"爬 台阶时感觉脚下有股力量"的机器人，在社交平台亮相后，吸引众多游客慕名前往体验。 这样的"黑科技"在文旅领域越来越多：在中国科学技术馆举办的航天科幻扩展现实（XR）大空间体验 展上，游客可沉浸式体验一场 ...

Core Viewpoint - The phenomenon of "opening boxes" has become a significant issue, involving the illegal collection and public disclosure of personal information, leading to online violence and harassment [1][2][3] Group 1: Definition and Mechanism - "Opening boxes" refers to the illegal gathering and public sharing of sensitive personal information, often for the purpose of inciting online violence or defamation [1] - This practice is seen as a more organized and industrialized evolution of traditional "human flesh search," which relied on crowdsourcing information [2][3] - The ease of accessing personal information has increased due to the established black and gray market for data, making "opening boxes" a low-cost and low-barrier activity [3] Group 2: Impact and Cases - Reports indicate that over 19,500 data leakage incidents were verified in 2023, affecting various industries including finance and e-commerce [4] - The rise of artificial intelligence and smart devices has exacerbated the challenges of personal information protection, as these technologies often collect sensitive data that can be exploited [5] Group 3: Involvement of Minors - A significant proportion of both victims and perpetrators of "opening boxes" are minors, who often lack awareness of the legal consequences of their actions [7][8] - The legal system considers the age and psychological state of minors when addressing "opening boxes," emphasizing education and guidance rather than solely punitive measures [8] Group 4: Regulatory Responses - The National Cyber Administration has taken steps to enhance personal information protection, including the investigation of 82 apps for violating personal data rights [9][10] - Future regulatory actions will focus on various sectors, including smart devices and the illegal sale of personal information through dark web channels [10]