（原标题：音律相和，以乐化人，缺少"宫"音会怎样？） 文博时空 作者 李冰 《拾遗录》记载，幽州一带，羽山北面，有一种善于鸣叫的飞禽。长着人面鸟嘴， 八只翅膀一只脚，毛色像野雉，行走时不踩地面，名叫鸐（dí） 。它的叫声像钟磬笙竽。《世说新 语》上说："青鸐鸣叫，则天下太平。"说的就是昌盛繁荣的时代，它在沼泽上鸣叫，叫声符合音律，只 飞而不行走。大禹治水之后，它便栖息在高山大川上。它们聚集的地方，一定有圣人出世。自从上古开 始铸造各种鼎器，都用鸟的形象做图案铸在鼎器上。 商 鸟纹石磬 中国国家博物馆藏 古人十分重视音乐与天象、社会的关系。《乐记》中有"声音之道与政通"的说法，说的是治世之音、乱 世之音、亡国之音各自匹配当时的政治情况。也就是说，国家想要安定，重视音乐，繁荣礼乐制度，保 持社会的秩序与规约，是应有的举措。古代人认为音乐可以上通鬼神，下达人伦，使得宗族团结、兄友 弟恭，音乐在古代有着团结和教化民众的效果。周公"制礼作乐"，奠定礼乐文明的基础。孔子提出"兴 于诗，立于礼，成于乐"的乐教思想，强调"以乐化人"。和谐的乐音不仅具有乐律学的意义，也具有音 乐心理学的意义，能够"使人心和而不乱"。 春秋战国 ...

Core Viewpoint - Beijing's 2026 land supply plan aims to enhance urban development by providing a structured approach to land supply, focusing on quality and efficiency in land use [1] Group 1: Land Supply Overview - The plan anticipates a total land supply of approximately 3,240 to 3,740 hectares for construction in 2026 [1] - An additional supply of 3,040 to 3,540 hectares is planned, with over 200 hectares allocated for the revitalization of inefficient industrial and commercial office land [1] Group 2: Implementation Directives - The plan emphasizes five key directives: reducing land supply while improving quality, activating existing land stock, ensuring precise support for new productive forces, aligning supply with the new real estate model, and enhancing public service guarantees [1] - Industrial land is allocated between 480 to 540 hectares, while residential land is set at 200 to 240 hectares, and land for affordable housing is designated at 350 hectares [1]

Core Viewpoint - The case of Jin Yongrong, a prominent financial influencer in China, highlights the regulatory crackdown on market manipulation, as he was penalized for manipulating stock prices through misleading stock recommendations and subsequent sell-offs [1][2][4]. Group 1: Regulatory Actions - The Zhejiang Securities Regulatory Bureau imposed a total fine of 83.2478 million yuan on Jin Yongrong for manipulating the securities market and banned him from the securities market for three years [1][2]. - Jin Yongrong's actions included publicly recommending 32 stocks while simultaneously executing large sell orders shortly after the recommendations, amounting to approximately 630 million yuan in trading volume [1][2]. Group 2: Market Influence and Manipulation - Jin Yongrong's account on the Xueqiu platform had over 107,000 followers, with an average reading of 1.3 million per post, indicating significant market influence [1][3]. - The investigation revealed that Jin controlled five securities accounts, executing coordinated trades that aligned closely with his stock recommendations, undermining claims of merely sharing investment insights [2][3]. Group 3: Defense and Rebuttal - Jin Yongrong attempted to defend his actions by claiming his posts were for self-expression and learning, and he did not intend to mislead investors [3][5]. - The regulatory body countered his defense by providing evidence of his substantial market influence and the timing of his trades, which were consistent with manipulative behavior [3][5]. Group 4: Broader Implications - The case reflects a growing trend of regulatory scrutiny over market manipulation, with the China Securities Regulatory Commission increasing its enforcement actions, having handled 63 and 71 cases of market manipulation in 2023 and 2024, respectively [5][6]. - The incident serves as a warning to potential violators, emphasizing that actions perceived as market manipulation will be met with strict penalties, reinforcing the message that regulatory oversight is intensifying [6].

Core Insights - The article emphasizes the profound impact of one's family of origin on individual development and emotional well-being, highlighting the importance of healing from childhood traumas to achieve personal happiness [1][2][3]. Group 1: Understanding Family of Origin - The family of origin is defined as the first home where individuals grow up, typically consisting of parents and possibly siblings, and it plays a crucial role in shaping one's relationships and emotional responses throughout life [3][4]. - Unconscious experiences from childhood, particularly those that are not remembered, often have a more significant impact on individuals than those that are consciously recalled [4][5]. - Individuals often replicate behaviors learned in their family of origin in adult life, either by mimicking or rebelling against those patterns [5][6]. Group 2: Inner Child Concept - The concept of the "inner child" refers to the emotional and psychological aspects of a person that are shaped by childhood experiences, including unmet needs for love, safety, and trust [7][8]. - Emotional responses such as joy, pain, and anger can be seen as expressions of the inner child, which may be wounded due to unmet childhood needs [7][8]. - The article discusses how individuals may unconsciously seek to fill emotional voids created by childhood experiences in their adult relationships [11][12]. Group 3: Parenting and Legacy - Current parents are encouraged to create a positive family culture and legacy, as unresolved issues from their own childhood can be passed down to their children [13][14]. - The importance of respecting both parents in front of children is emphasized, as negative comments about one parent can lead to emotional conflicts within the child [15][16][19]. - Providing positive reinforcement about a child's connection to both parents can help fulfill their deep-seated need for belonging and acceptance [17][18].

Group 1 - The National Development and Reform Commission will hold a press conference to discuss the implementation of the Central Economic Work Conference's spirit and promote a good start for the "14th Five-Year Plan" [1] - The Ministry of Finance will also hold a press conference to elaborate on the role of proactive fiscal policy in promoting high-quality economic and social development [1] Group 2 - The Loan Prime Rate (LPR) for one-year and five-year terms will be announced on January 20 [2] Group 3 - Domestic refined oil prices are expected to see their first increase of the year, with consumer fuel costs projected to rise slightly [3] - The current oil price adjustment pattern has been "zero increase, zero decrease, one suspension" since the beginning of the year [3] Group 4 - A total of 10.44 billion shares will be unlocked today, with a combined market value of 7.206 billion yuan [4] - Shanxi Coking Coal, Kexin New Materials, and Shenyu Co., Ltd. have the highest unlock volumes, with 1.037 billion shares, 3.3315 million shares, and 2.706 million shares respectively [4] - The highest unlock market value is from Shanxi Coking Coal at 7.03 billion yuan [4] Group 5 - Four companies have disclosed stock repurchase progress, with one company proposing a repurchase amount exceeding 100 million yuan [5] - The highest proposed repurchase amount is from Aotai Biology, not exceeding 200 million yuan [5] - Two companies have had their repurchase plans approved by shareholders, with the highest amounts being 600 million yuan and 5.6307 million yuan respectively [5] Group 6 - Five companies have announced progress on private placements, with the highest fundraising amount proposed by Huashi Technology at not exceeding 446 million yuan [6] - Changhua Chemical has completed its private placement with a total fundraising amount of 155 million yuan [6] Group 7 - Two A-shares will undergo equity registration today, with dividend distributions planned [7] - The highest dividend payouts are from Youfa Group and Huangshan Tourism, with 3.00 yuan and 0.70 yuan per 10 shares respectively [7]

Group 1: Automotive Industry Landscape in China - The competition for the title of "China's Automotive Capital" has evolved from mere production volume to a comprehensive contest of development models and industrial ecosystems by 2025 [1][2] - Chongqing has secured the title of "China's Automotive Capital" for 2025 with an annual production of approximately 2.788 million vehicles, marking a 9.7% increase, and a significant growth in new energy vehicle (NEV) production [2][3] - The Chengdu region, while not leading in production, has achieved rapid growth through collaborations with major companies like FAW and Volkswagen, indicating a strategic shift towards leveraging existing industrial bases [2][4] Group 2: Regional Developments in the Automotive Sector - The Yangtze River Delta, particularly Hefei, has emerged as a strong player in the NEV sector, achieving the highest NEV production in the country by November 2025, with a total of 1.246 million units produced [7][8] - Hefei's growth is attributed to its "investment-driven" model, which has attracted significant projects from major automotive players, enhancing its position in the NEV market [8][9] - The Greater Bay Area, particularly Guangzhou and Shenzhen, has seen a shift in automotive production dynamics, with Shenzhen overtaking Guangzhou in 2024, while Guangzhou faces challenges in transitioning from traditional fuel vehicles to electric and smart vehicles [11][12] Group 3: Strategic Collaborations and Innovations - The collaboration between local companies like Seres and tech giants such as Huawei has been pivotal for Chongqing's automotive growth, leading to significant sales and product price increases [3][4] - Chengdu's strategy of forming partnerships with established brands like Volkswagen to create new local brands, such as the New Jetta, reflects a pragmatic approach to industrial development [4][5] - The Long Triangle region has initiated a collaborative framework to enhance the global competitiveness of its NEV sector, indicating a shift towards cooperative strategies among cities [10] Group 4: Challenges and Future Outlook - The automotive industry in China faces challenges such as the sustainability of Seres' high-end market position and the successful transition of the New Jetta brand to electric vehicles [6] - The competitive landscape is evolving, with cities needing to adapt to the changing dynamics of the automotive market, including the need for innovation and collaboration to maintain relevance [9][14] - Guangzhou's automotive sector is under pressure to balance the transition from traditional vehicles to new energy models while addressing the mismatch in its supply chain [12][14]

Group 1 - The article emphasizes the negative impact of verbal criticism on children's self-esteem and development, suggesting that encouragement is more beneficial than criticism [10][48][52] - It highlights a specific incident where a mother harshly criticizes her child for academic performance, illustrating the damaging effects of such behavior [3][4][16] - The author shares personal experiences of fostering a supportive environment for a child, demonstrating that positive reinforcement leads to better outcomes in learning and confidence [12][15][34] Group 2 - The article discusses the importance of building resilience in children through experiences rather than through criticism, advocating for opportunities that allow children to face challenges independently [11][15][16] - It presents a case study of a girl who developed low self-esteem due to constant negative feedback from her parents, underscoring the long-term effects of verbal abuse [18][19][22] - The narrative includes examples of how positive language can transform a child's attitude and performance, reinforcing the idea that encouragement fosters growth [26][48][54]

Core Insights - The exhibition "In the Middle of China: Essence of Ancient Central Plains Civilization" at Tsinghua University Art Museum showcases around 400 artifacts that reflect the cultural, political, and artistic achievements of ancient China, emphasizing the concept of "middle" as both a geographical and cultural idea [1] Group 1: Exhibition Overview - The exhibition spans from prehistoric times to the Song and Ming dynasties, highlighting the Central Plains' contributions to political systems, ritual music, philosophical thought, and artistic creation [1] - The curator emphasizes the aesthetic value of the artifacts, making the exhibition not just a display of historical items but a grand tour of ancient art [1] Group 2: Featured Artifacts - Notable artifacts include the engraved bone flute from the Peiligang culture, which represents the earliest sounds of civilization and aesthetic pursuits [2] - The exhibition features a turquoise inlaid bronze plaque from the Erlitou culture, showcasing advanced craftsmanship from the Xia dynasty [2] - Other significant items include the "Simumu Xin" four-legged bronze vessel from the Shang dynasty, and various artifacts from the Zhou, Spring and Autumn, Warring States, Han, Tang, Song, and Ming dynasties, each reflecting the artistic evolution over time [2][3][4][5] Group 3: Educational Aspects - Each artifact is accompanied by a detailed and eloquent description, enhancing the visitor's understanding and appreciation of the items on display [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the challenges faced by small and medium-sized banks in attracting deposits amid declining market interest rates, leading to innovative strategies such as adjusting deposit rates and offering incentives to customers [1][2][9]. Group 1: Deposit Strategies - Small and medium-sized banks are adopting a "long rise, short drop" strategy for interest rates, increasing rates for longer-term deposits while decreasing rates for shorter-term deposits [1][3]. - As of January 2026, the bank where the client manager works has seen fluctuations in deposit rates, with the 3-year fixed deposit rate initially rising to 2.20% before being reduced to 1.80% [3][4]. - Some banks, like Hubei Macheng Rural Commercial Bank, have raised rates for specific deposit products, while others, like Hebei Wangdu Zhongcheng Village Bank, have lowered rates for short-term deposits [4][5]. Group 2: Incentives and Promotions - With most small and medium-sized banks offering deposit rates below 2%, customer managers are resorting to out-of-pocket expenses for gifts and subsidies to attract deposits [2][7]. - Incentives such as cash rebates, shopping vouchers, and other gifts are being used to enhance the appeal of deposit products, with some banks offering rates exceeding 2% when including these incentives [7][8]. - The article highlights that during the "opening red" period, banks often provide various gifts, but customers prefer higher-value items, leading to additional costs for bank staff [8]. Group 3: Regulatory Concerns - The practice of offering cash rebates and gifts to attract deposits raises regulatory concerns, as it may violate guidelines set by financial authorities aimed at maintaining fair competition in the deposit market [8][9]. - The article notes that the pressure on front-line employees to meet deposit targets can lead to non-compliance with regulations, creating a cycle of challenges for small and medium-sized banks [9].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is that Trump's actions over the past year have significantly shaken the international order established after World War II, but have not completely dismantled it [6][9]. - A CNN poll indicates that 58% of respondents view Trump's governance as a failure, with only 39% expressing overall satisfaction, a decline from 48% at the beginning of his term [2]. - In terms of specific issues, 64% of respondents believe Trump has performed poorly in controlling everyday prices, and 55% think his policies have worsened the overall economic situation [2]. Group 2 - A survey by the European Council on Foreign Relations shows that only 16% of Europeans view the U.S. as an ally, while 20% see it as a competitor or enemy, indicating a negative perception of the U.S. [4]. - In contrast, over 50% of respondents in various countries believe China's global influence will increase in the next decade, with many viewing China as a necessary partner or ally [5]. - The article suggests that Trump's administration is reshaping international security and economic orders, pushing allies to increase military spending and focusing on U.S. interests over international norms [8][9]. Group 3 - The potential acquisition of Greenland by the U.S. could have significant implications for international order, possibly leading to a domino effect in geopolitical dynamics [10]. - The article emphasizes that Trump's approach prioritizes U.S. interests, often at the expense of international law and alliances, marking a shift in the value system that has underpinned global relations [8]. - The restructuring of international economic order through tariffs and trade agreements aims to revitalize U.S. manufacturing and increase government revenue [9].