Core Viewpoint - The Xinhua School in Mauritius, established in 1912, has evolved to become the largest Chinese language school in the region, adapting its teaching methods and curriculum to meet the needs of a diverse student body, including a growing number of non-Chinese students [1][2]. Group 1: Historical Background - Xinhua School was founded by Chinese expatriates in Mauritius with the aim of preserving the language and culture among the Chinese descendants [1]. - At its peak, the school had over 1,000 students but faced challenges due to declining enrollment, leading to a temporary focus on preschool education [1]. Group 2: Current Operations - The school currently offers classes for preschool, primary, and secondary education, with over 10 classes catering to students aged 4 to 18 [2]. - There are 11 part-time Chinese language teachers who conduct classes during their spare time [2]. Group 3: Cultural Integration and Modernization - The school has integrated cultural courses such as calligraphy, traditional painting, paper cutting, folk music, and martial arts into its curriculum [2]. - Collaboration with local cultural groups for events during festivals like Spring Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival has been established to enhance cultural engagement [2]. - Digitalization and modernization are key focuses, with classrooms equipped with electronic screens and the use of online courses to enhance learning [2]. Group 4: Financial and Community Support - The school operates on a minimal fee structure to cover daily expenses, with maintenance and renovations primarily funded by alumni and community donations [2]. - The commitment of faculty and staff to maintain the school's operations remains strong despite challenges [2]. Group 5: Future Plans - Future plans include enhancing teacher professional development and localizing teaching materials to further improve the quality of education [2]. - Continued collaboration with Chinese community organizations is emphasized to support the learning of Chinese among descendants [2].

《进球吧！儿子娃娃》剧组在阿依丁库勒草原上拍摄小球员集训片段。 受访者供图 受访者供图 11月中旬，由人民日报海外版侠客岛、人民网党建创新部、人民日报文化传媒、开心麻花联合出品 的人民短剧第二季《进球吧！儿子娃娃》正式上线。 短剧共20集，聚焦新疆喀什足球少年的成长故事，每集时长约2分钟，多集登上快手平台热榜，网 友留言"继续更新，好看！""期待下一部，看得意犹未尽"。截至目前，短剧全网总播放量突破1.3亿 次，海外平台播放量215.5万。 大胆起用当地演员—— "他们最懂属于自己的足球热爱" 为什么要拍一部新疆足球少年主题的短剧？ 人民短剧第二季策划、人民网党建创新部主编周子玉介绍："今年是新疆维吾尔自治区成立70周 年，加上村超热席卷全国、新疆籍球员在国家队表现亮眼，多重因素，让我们将'新疆足球'定为这一季 的核心选题。" 将一名少年的成长作为故事主线，则源于制作团队实地采风的所见所感。 "那种热爱太纯粹了！"导演张潇对现场火热氛围记忆犹新，"体育馆里几万名观众，上至八旬的爷 爷奶奶，穿着华丽的民族服饰，坐得笔直紧盯赛场；下到被家长抱在怀里的小娃娃，不哭不闹眼神也跟 着足球转。所有人的情绪完全跟着比赛节奏 ...

近日，法国总统马克龙访华之际，《回声报》、《费加罗报》、法新社等法国媒体均聚焦中国，其 中，中国在科技创新和绿色发展领域取得的成就成为关注焦点。事实上，最近，《金融时报》《经济学 人》等多家外媒关注中国成为创新强国，并纷纷探究其中原因。报道称，中国已从"世界工厂"变身，西 方国家需要在竞争中迎头赶上。 中国作为技术强国的崛起已无可置疑 "创新"已成为中国经济社会发展的关键词。不久前党的二十届四中全会通过的"十五五"规划建议 中，有61次提及"创新"。近年来，中国重大科创成果密集涌现，全球创新指数排名从2012年的第34位升 至2025年的第10位。 "中国几乎在所有领域都占据优势地位"。这是法国外交及中国问题专家伊曼纽尔·林科特近日接受 《费加罗报》专访时做出的判断。文章指出，在当前全球技术格局中，特别是在电动汽车、人工智能等 关键领域，中国作为技术强国的崛起已无可置疑。中国近年来主动引导全球标准设定、技术创新推进， 已进入价值链高端。 澳大利亚广播公司12月8日文章引用澳大利亚智库最新发布的一份报告指出，中国在8个人工智能类 别中的7个，全部13个先进材料和制造技术类别，所有7个国防、太空、机器人和交通类别 ...

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Group 1 - The article highlights the emergence of innovative cultural tourism experiences in overseas Chinese communities, integrating technology with historical narratives to create immersive experiences for visitors [9][10][12] - The "AI script tour" event in Quanzhou attracted nearly 6,000 participants in just two days, showcasing the popularity of interactive and immersive tourism formats among younger audiences [10][12] - Various digital cultural tourism projects are being developed in Quanzhou, including the digital transformation of historical sites and the launch of a smart tourism service through a WeChat mini-program [13] Group 2 - The "Night Tour of Taihe Lake" AR project in Qingtian County offers a unique experience by combining AR technology with local cultural elements, allowing visitors to engage with historical narratives in a dynamic setting [14] - The "Life Eight Happiness" AR project in Wenzhou utilizes advanced technologies to create an interactive experience that enhances the traditional tourism model, driving increased foot traffic and economic activity in the area [16][17] - The article discusses the growing trend of using cutting-edge technology in tourism to create engaging and interactive consumer experiences, which is transforming the economic value of cultural resources [17] Group 3 - The article mentions the "Heart of Dongpo" AI concept musical in Hainan, which creatively blends historical narratives with modern technology, allowing audiences to engage with cultural heritage in a contemporary context [18][19] - Hainan's tourism performance is projected to include over 3,600 shows from 2024 to 2025, indicating a robust growth in the tourism and performing arts sector [20]

无论是深夜加班后的慰藉，还是雨天宅家时的方便，如今，外卖已深度嵌入人们的日常生活。但许 多人也会担心，自己点的外卖出自一些食材来源不明、卫生环境堪忧的无堂食小店。 何为无堂食外卖？主要是指专营外卖的食品经营场所，不设堂食区域，仅保留厨房及操作间，多分 布于居民楼、厂房等场所，具有经营成本低、线上运营等特点。他们有的借虚假宣传包装成高评分店 铺，隐身逼仄居民楼内无证经营，将隔夜食材重新加工上市……这些"小作坊"藏在隐秘角落，成了消费 者看不见的"网下黑"。 为什么无堂食外卖成为社会关注的焦点？其背后的各类乱象为何屡禁不止？各方又该如何发力，推 动无堂食外卖规范经营？记者对此进行了采访。 后厨失守，暗藏食品安全隐患 "上大学时我就爱吃这家的饺子，吃起来方便，又比较合口味。"初入职场的王女士告诉记者，"后 来看到了这家店的负面新闻，但基于情怀和信任，我还是下了两单，没想到遭到了无情'背刺'。" 曹一作（新华社发） 第一次，王女士在外卖的饺子里发现了一只小虫子，还安慰自己这或许是意外。不信邪的她3天后 再次下单，又吃出了不明异物。 "我之前去过这家的线下堂食店，印象还不错。"她解释道，"但哪能想到，他们既有做堂食的店 ...

Core Viewpoint - The conference on "Leveraging the Unique Advantages of Hong Kong and Macau to Support the Belt and Road Initiative" emphasizes the importance of academic research in enhancing Hong Kong and Macau's participation in the Belt and Road Initiative, addressing both theoretical and practical challenges [1][2]. Group 1: Opportunities and Challenges - The conference featured four sub-forums focusing on Hong Kong's role as a "three major centers" and its legal services in the Belt and Road Initiative, as well as Macau's role as a precise contact point with Portuguese-speaking countries [2]. - The Belt and Road Initiative is entering a new stage of high-quality development, presenting new opportunities and challenges that require collaborative research and discussion [2]. - Experts highlighted the need for innovative academic and policy research to keep pace with practical developments in the Belt and Road Initiative [2][4]. Group 2: Unique Advantages of Hong Kong and Macau - Hong Kong serves as a crucial bridge between mainland China and Belt and Road countries, leveraging its status as an international financial, shipping, and trade center [3][4]. - Macau's role as a connector to Portuguese-speaking countries is increasingly significant, with its unique cultural and economic ties enhancing its contributions to the Belt and Road Initiative [3][7]. - The conference participants included both theoretical researchers and practitioners from various countries, facilitating a comprehensive discussion on the practical and theoretical issues related to Hong Kong and Macau's involvement in the Belt and Road Initiative [4]. Group 3: Future Directions - Hong Kong is positioned to enhance its role as a "super value-added connector" in the global supply chain, facilitating the flow of logistics, people, capital, and information [5][6]. - Macau aims to strengthen its role as a service platform for trade and cultural exchange between China and Portuguese-speaking countries, focusing on projects that enhance cooperation in agriculture and logistics [7][8]. - The development of Macau's tourism sector is seen as a means to foster cultural exchange and attract global audiences, particularly from Latin America [8].

Core Viewpoint - The development of distinctive tourism on various islands in Dalian is highlighted, emphasizing the importance of unique offerings for each island to enhance competitiveness and sustainability in the tourism sector [1] Group 1: Unique Offerings - Dalian's islands are developing unique tourism experiences, such as whale watching and sea fishing on Zhuangzi Island, traditional songs on Haxian Island, and oyster tasting on Shicheng Island, showcasing the "one island, one product" strategy [1] - The key to differentiated development lies in deeply understanding the unique endowments of each island, moving away from simple replication to tailored experiences [1] Group 2: Balance Between Protection and Development - The "one island, one product" approach creates a dynamic balance between protection and development, alleviating environmental pressure by distributing tourists based on unique attractions [1] - Local culture becomes a core attraction, providing intrinsic motivation for cultural preservation, as seen with the traditional songs of Haxian Island and the breeding of black-faced spoonbills on Haiwang Jiu Island [1] Group 3: Sustainable Development Strategies - Achieving distinctive development in island tourism requires a thorough analysis of natural and cultural resources, identifying unique cultural genes and historical contexts [1] - There is a need for innovative design in developing themed island tours that transition from sightseeing to immersive experiences while strictly adhering to ecological protection standards [1] - Continuous adaptation and local customization are essential to avoid stagnation and ensure each island shines as a unique gem in the maritime landscape [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the issuance of guidelines by the State Administration for Market Regulation, in collaboration with other governmental bodies, aimed at enhancing the quality of products and services on online trading platforms, particularly focusing on the live-streaming e-commerce sector [1][2] Group 1: Guidelines and Objectives - The guidelines emphasize improving consumer satisfaction and enhancing the sense of safety in consumption as primary goals [1] - The initiative aims to shift the focus from "large quantity" to "high quality" in online transactions, implementing various measures to achieve this [1] Group 2: Innovative Measures - The guidelines propose innovative measures such as supporting platforms to utilize data advantages for developing on-demand production and sales-driven manufacturing models [1] - Platforms are encouraged to establish a Chief Quality Officer system to guide algorithm logic towards quality enhancement [1] Group 3: Quality Management in Live-streaming - The guidelines require live-streaming e-commerce to strengthen quality management training for marketing personnel and establish a quality-centric selection and training mechanism [1] - A "blacklist" system is introduced to ensure compliance and maintain quality standards in the emerging industry [1] Group 4: Quality Assurance and Monitoring - The introduction of a "product digital passport" plan aims to enhance quality safety verification in key product areas, creating a traceability mechanism from production to consumer [2] - A national industrial product quality safety monitoring and early warning platform will be established, utilizing big data and AI for proactive regulation [2] Group 5: Addressing Malpractices - The guidelines will address issues such as false advertising in online trading platforms by promoting the development of national recommended standards for managing marketing behaviors of live-streaming platforms and operators [2]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the significant increase in China's RMB loans and deposits in the first 11 months of the year, indicating a robust financial environment [1][2] - In the first 11 months, RMB loans increased by 15.36 trillion yuan, with corporate loans accounting for 14.4 trillion yuan of this total [1] - By the end of November, the total RMB loan balance reached 271 trillion yuan, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 6.4% [1] Group 2 - Household loans increased by 533.3 billion yuan in the first 11 months, while corporate medium- and long-term loans rose by 8.49 trillion yuan [1] - The broad money supply (M2) reached 336.99 trillion yuan at the end of November, with a year-on-year growth of 8% [1] - The total social financing stock was 440.07 trillion yuan at the end of November, showing a year-on-year increase of 8.5% [2]