Group 1 - European public opinion is shifting towards increased cooperation with China, with support rising by 15 percentage points over two years, reflecting a broader reassessment of Europe's global role in a complex international environment [1] - Nearly 40% of respondents believe Europe should adopt a clearer stance and greater autonomy in the face of influence from the US and large tech companies, indicating a growing consensus on "strategic autonomy" within European society [1] Group 2 - The European public emphasizes that technological development should prioritize social welfare rather than merely enhancing competitiveness, with only about 20% viewing competitiveness as the primary goal of tech development [2] - Over 70% of Europeans prefer public funding to be allocated to education and healthcare rather than solely for boosting AI competitiveness, reflecting a long-standing welfare-oriented mindset [2] Group 3 - There is a strong public sentiment in Europe against the excessive use of AI in areas requiring ethical judgment and care responsibilities, with over 75% opposing AI in children's education and a preference for human management and decision-making [3] Group 4 - The positive shift in European attitudes towards China is particularly pronounced among younger demographics, indicating a rational assessment of China's growing role in global trade, technology, and climate change [4] - This change does not signify a binary alignment but rather reflects a realistic understanding of the evolving global power dynamics [4] Group 5 - There is an increasing focus on technological sovereignty and security in public discussions, with many respondents supporting the enhancement of Europe's capabilities in data storage and key technologies, even at higher costs [5] - This indicates a rethinking of the balance between globalization and autonomy in an uncertain international environment [5] Group 6 - The survey reflects a broader trend of Europe seeking its position in a multipolar world, characterized by a rising willingness for cooperation with China, reflection on dependency on single technologies, and an emphasis on strategic autonomy [6] - These changes in European public opinion are significant for understanding the future trajectory of EU-China relations and the ongoing trends of multipolarity and de-campization in the global governance system [6]

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of Guizhou Rural Commercial Union Bank marks a significant reform in the management system of rural credit institutions in Guizhou Province, aiming to enhance financial services and risk management in the rural financial sector [4][5]. Group 1: Bank Establishment and Structure - Guizhou Rural Commercial Union Bank has been approved for operation with a registered capital of 10.458 billion RMB, where major shareholders include Guizhou Moutai Group, Guizhou Financial Holding Group, and Guizhou Provincial Finance Department [1][2]. - Guizhou Financial Holding Group is the largest shareholder with an investment of 6.886 billion RMB, holding a 65.844% stake, while Guizhou Provincial Finance Department holds 15.032% [2]. - The bank will not directly accept public deposits or issue loans but will serve as a provincial management and service platform supporting 84 county-level rural commercial banks [2]. Group 2: Operational Focus and Management - The core functions of Guizhou Rural Commercial Union Bank include clearing and settlement for the rural commercial banking system, interbank market participation, and internal fund adjustment [2]. - The bank's management team has been approved, with key positions filled by experienced professionals from the agricultural banking sector [3]. Group 3: Reform Context and Implications - The formation of Guizhou Rural Commercial Union Bank is part of a broader initiative to reform rural credit systems in the province, reflecting the government's commitment to enhance local financial institutions [4][5]. - The "union bank" model allows for the retention of county-level institutions' independence while providing centralized support, which is seen as a cost-effective and smooth transition [4]. - The establishment of this bank is part of a nationwide trend, with several provinces implementing similar reforms to improve rural financial services [5][6].

Core Viewpoint - The pure soda ash market is experiencing a tug-of-war around the cost line, with prices fluctuating between 1050 to 1200 RMB/ton, impacting the profitability of different production processes [2][10]. Market Dynamics - The main contract SA401 for pure soda ash has been trading in a narrow range, closing at 1126 RMB/ton on December 15, 2025, after hitting a low of 1094 RMB/ton a week earlier [2][3]. - The total inventory of domestic soda ash manufacturers was reported at 1.4943 million tons as of December 11, 2025, indicating high stock levels despite a slight decrease in social inventory [3]. - The supply side is facing challenges as some companies reduce production due to losses, while demand from the float glass industry is weakening due to ongoing losses and increased cold repair plans [3][4]. Cost Structure and Production Methods - The cost structure of soda ash production varies significantly among different methods: natural soda ash can be produced for under 1000 RMB/ton, while the dominant synthetic soda ash method has a cost center around 1050 to 1200 RMB/ton, and older ammonia-soda methods exceed 1300 RMB/ton [10][11]. - Companies using the ammonia-soda method are facing severe financial pressure, with some considering early maintenance shutdowns to mitigate losses [11][12]. Market Sentiment and Trading Strategies - Market sentiment is mixed, with participants oscillating between hope and reality, leading to a low-level wide fluctuation trend in prices [7][8]. - Traditional trend-following strategies are failing, prompting a shift towards more complex trading strategies focused on basis, price spreads, and production process profits [14][15]. - The market is seeing a rise in options trading as participants seek to hedge against volatility, with a notable increase in the use of dynamic and proportional hedging strategies [15][16]. Future Outlook - Analysts predict that the weak fundamentals of the soda ash market will continue, with expectations of a bearish trend in the short term due to persistent oversupply pressures [4][13]. - The industry consensus is forming around the need for high-cost production capacity to exit the market to restore balance, with participants awaiting a significant clearing signal [13].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the unique cultural significance of the Sanxingdui archaeological site, highlighting its religious artifacts and the complex belief systems of the ancient civilization that created them [1]. Group 1: Archaeological Findings - The Sanxingdui site has revealed eight burial pits containing a wealth of bronze, jade, and ivory artifacts, with distinct characteristics that allow them to be categorized into two groups [2][3]. - The burial pits show evidence of intentional burning, with many artifacts charred or deformed, suggesting a ritualistic context rather than a violent burial [4]. - The artifacts' stratified arrangement within the pits indicates a systematic approach to their burial, closely linked to ritual practices [5]. Group 2: Ritual Significance - Experts largely agree that the burial pits are associated with sacrificial activities, rather than being the result of a violent conflict [6][7]. - The concept of "yi mai" (burial for sacrifice) is referenced, indicating a cultural practice of interring offerings as part of religious ceremonies [5]. - Different interpretations exist regarding the nature of the pits, with some experts categorizing them as direct products of sacrificial activities, while others view them as burial sites for sacrificial artifacts [6]. Group 3: Belief Systems - The Sanxingdui culture exhibits three primary forms of worship: nature, totem, and ancestor worship, reflecting a rich spiritual life [8]. - Nature worship is exemplified by artifacts such as the bronze sacred tree and sun-shaped vessels, indicating a deep reverence for natural elements [9]. - Ancestor worship is represented by the unique "Zongmu" masks, which are believed to connect the living with their ancestors [10]. Group 4: Artistic Expression - The bronze sacred tree, standing at 396 cm, is noted as the largest of its kind discovered, symbolizing a connection between the earthly and divine realms [11]. - The intricate design of the sacred tree, featuring multiple branches and symbolic elements, showcases the advanced bronze casting techniques and artistic imagination of the Sanxingdui civilization [12].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article emphasizes the need for integrated development of education, technology, and talent in Jiangsu Province, as outlined in the 15th Five-Year Plan proposal [1] - The proposal includes establishing a coordinated mechanism to enhance planning, policy collaboration, resource integration, and evaluation linkage [1] - It aims to strengthen the cultivation of strategic scientific and technological talents, creating specialized talent clusters and fostering a new generation of engineers and skilled workers [1] Group 2 - The plan advocates for improving the quality and capacity of higher education, including expanding the enrollment of high-quality universities and enhancing the infrastructure of student dormitories in provincial universities [2] - It emphasizes the need for balanced development in basic education, including expanding free education and improving the quality of special education [2] - The proposal also highlights the importance of enhancing vocational education capabilities and expanding the scale of undergraduate vocational education [2]

（原标题：父母着急，是一种很严重的负能量） 我们身边有一些着急的父母，总是担心孩子学习不好，担心孩子掉队，考不上好的学校，未来工作不 好，等等。 "赶紧吃饭，立马给我写作业，别拖拖拉拉的。" "别磨蹭了，要不然就要迟到了。" "再不看书，你怎么能跟得上" …… 父母一直在着急，总是在催促自己的孩子。殊不知，父母的着急，也是一种负能量，不仅累自己，也会 让孩子很累。 一、着急的父母，会伤害到孩子 父母太着急，会伤害到孩子。 一方面，会摧毁孩子的内在动力。 之前孩子做作业、或者画画是有积极主动性的，做这些事，也会有成就感，有驱动力。 而父母在这样的恐惧感驱动下，就会投射在孩子身上，会表现得特别着急。 比如经常对孩子说："怎么写个作业这么慢？还没有写完？" 但父母一味地着急，他就会想"我要是不这么做，就会挨骂。" "要是写得慢，做不好，会挨骂，要不就算了。" 当他这么想的时候，他就会为了逃避催促或责骂，根本不去做事情。 当他养成这样的模式，就不愿意再去主动探索和尝试新鲜事物。 第二个，给孩子带来慢性压力。 你有没有经历过这样的情况，当你给孩子辅导作业的时候，你特别着急，不仅仅自己变得暴躁，孩子也 越来越学习困难？ ...

Group 1 - The 2025 Cross-Strait Entrepreneurs Summit will be held in Nanjing, Jiangsu from December 16 to 17, focusing on "Transformational Innovation and Deepening Multi-Chain Cooperation" [1] - Approximately 800 participants, including members of the Cross-Strait Entrepreneurs Summit Council, entrepreneurs, and experts, will attend the event [1] Group 2 - The Hang Seng Index Company announced the renaming of the Hang Seng Hong Kong Stock Connect Software and Semiconductor (Investable) Index to the Hang Seng Hong Kong Stock Connect Software Theme Index, effective December 16, 2025 [2] - The number of constituent stocks will remain fixed at 40, with the addition of four stocks: Reading Group, FunPlus, Meitu, and MobiDev, while four stocks will be removed [2] Group 3 - On December 16, a total of 4 companies will have their restricted shares unlocked, with a total of 408 million shares, amounting to a market value of 6.381 billion yuan [3] - The companies with the largest unlock volumes are Wento Holdings (200 million shares), Yandong Micro (193 million shares), and Longtu Photomask (14.51 million shares) [3] - The companies with the highest unlock market values are Yandong Micro (5.219 billion yuan), Longtu Photomask (673 million yuan), and Wento Holdings (464 million yuan) [3] Group 4 - On December 16, 22 companies disclosed their stock repurchase progress, with 6 companies announcing new repurchase plans [4] - The highest repurchase amounts from newly disclosed plans are from Yipin Hong (up to 200 million yuan), AVIC Heavy Machinery (146 million yuan), and Digital Video (120 million yuan) [4] - The companies with the highest repurchase amounts approved by shareholders are Metro Design (up to 3.8765 million yuan), Qifeng Precision (300.42 million yuan), and Guanghe Technology (404.3 million yuan) [4]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the perceived decline of democracy in Taiwan under the current administration, highlighting concerns over administrative dictatorship and the erosion of legal principles [2][4][10]. Group 1: Political Developments - The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) is accused of undermining the democratic system in Taiwan, leading to a potential shift towards administrative dictatorship [2][4]. - The DPP's recent actions, including the banning of various mainland Chinese platforms, have been criticized as being against the interests of the Taiwanese public [2][3]. - The controversy surrounding the "Financial Planning Law" has escalated, with the DPP refusing to sign and publish it despite legislative approval, raising alarms about the state of governance in Taiwan [5][6][9]. Group 2: Reactions and Implications - The opposition parties, including the Kuomintang and the People's Party, have strongly condemned the DPP's actions, labeling them as a threat to constitutional democracy [7][8]. - The DPP's internal conflicts and decisions are seen as detrimental to Taiwan's democratic framework, with implications for the future of governance and public trust [9][10]. - The article suggests that if the DPP continues on this path, it may lead to a personal dictatorship under Lai Ching-te, rather than a collective administrative dictatorship [9].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the news is the emphasis on stabilizing the real estate market while managing risks, with a focus on dynamic adjustments in supply and demand to address the current market imbalance [1][2] - The policy framework for 2026 aims to stabilize the market and prevent risks, transitioning from "digesting inventory" to a more direct approach of "reducing inventory" [2] - The new supply focus is on improving the quality of newly built residential properties, encouraging a shift from scale expansion to quality enhancement in the industry [3] Group 2 - The policy tools will include fiscal and monetary measures, with fiscal policies supporting affordable housing and urban renewal, while monetary policies will maintain a moderately loose stance [3][4] - There will be a combination of stock policies and incremental tools, such as reforms in the provident fund system and exploring special loans to support urban renewal and affordable housing construction [4] - The long-term industry transformation is inevitable, with a shift from reliance on land finance to high-quality development, focusing on areas like REITs expansion and green buildings [6] Group 3 - The policy space will see regional differentiation, with potential easing of purchase restrictions in first-tier cities and support for demand release and inventory digestion in third- and fourth-tier cities [5] - The real estate policy for 2026 will revolve around "stabilizing the market, reducing inventory, and improving supply," with a focus on the implementation of stock policies like provident fund reforms and affordable housing acquisitions [6]

（原标题：雪，是故宫最好的妆容） 排版 | 刘慧伶 文博时空 作者 小石头 嗨大家好啊，我是文博时空摄影师小石头。北京初雪今天降临，带着相机去见证 了一下初雪之中的紫禁城。 尽管没有赶上纷纷扬扬的鹅毛大雪，但小雪之中的红墙黄瓦依然风韵动人。600年的历史，在雪的装点 下更显沉郁厚重，偶尔有低吟的乌鸦从大殿飞过，那喑哑的叫声一下让人有穿越之感。曾在此生活过的 帝后妃嫔们，也一定听过同样喑哑的啸叫，也一定仰头看过同样的飞雪。王侯将相的故事终归尘土，唯 有雪花不动声色地年年飘落，落在明黄色的琉璃瓦上，厚积在被无数人走过的石板路上。 耳边响起了清场的提示音，手持长枪短炮的摄影师们贪婪地按下连拍快门，想更多地记录下雪中的故 宫。天光暗下来，人群散去，故宫在雪夜里愈发安静。我只是拍下了一些雪景的照片，但也像是做了一 个昏昏然的梦。也许那就是故宫的魅力吧，每一个走入它的人，都像是穿行在一场600年的旧梦之中。 图片 | 小石头 设计 | 尹莉莎 ...