Core Viewpoint - Inner Mongolia aims to achieve "15 national firsts" in 2024, particularly in new energy installations, which are expected to exceed 100 million kilowatts nationwide [1][5]. Group 1: New Energy Development - Inner Mongolia has rapidly developed its energy economy by upgrading traditional energy industries, achieving high-quality growth [1]. - The region's new energy installed capacity has doubled in the past two years, reaching 145 million kilowatts, accounting for 52% of the total [5]. - New energy generation in Inner Mongolia was 166.5 billion kilowatt-hours and 212.5 billion kilowatt-hours in the past two years, maintaining a growth rate of over 25% [5]. Group 2: Energy Consumption and Export - Inner Mongolia is enhancing the consumption of new energy by promoting "Mengdian Outsourcing," increasing green electricity exports from 30 billion kilowatt-hours to 60 billion kilowatt-hours since the 14th Five-Year Plan, with expectations to reach 100 billion kilowatt-hours this year [5]. - The first cross-province green electricity direct connection project between Inner Mongolia and Ningxia has been approved, enriching the domestic cross-province new energy export model [5]. Group 3: Local Consumption and Innovation - The region is implementing six types of market-oriented consumption models for new energy, including integrated source-grid-load-storage and wind-solar hydrogen production [7]. - Inner Mongolia has built green hydrogen production capacity of 60,000 tons per year, nearly half of the national total, and recently launched the world's first green hydrogen ammonia project [7]. Group 4: Traditional Energy Sector - Inner Mongolia is promoting green and intelligent coal mining, with 180 green mines and 215 intelligent mines established, representing 61% and 72% of coal-producing mines, respectively [7]. - All large-scale coal mines have achieved "no human presence underground, no visible coal production" [7].

这是一所"藏"在帕米尔高原深处的小学，也是西部计划志愿者、山西姑娘王艺枝"向着更炽热的理想"奔 赴的目的地——新疆克孜勒苏柯尔克孜自治州阿图什市哈拉峻乡谢依特小学。 哈拉峻乡是新疆阿图什市的护边乡之一，谢依特小学距离边境线仅有47公里，是全市最偏远的小学。 2023年，作为晋中信息学院应届毕业生，王艺枝和同学黄少竹，与另外21名西部计划志愿者，组队来到 哈拉峻乡谢依特小学支教。 今年五四青年节到来之际，他们这支由23名平均年龄24岁的西部计划志愿者组成的戍边支教服务队，收 到了习近平总书记重要回信，并荣获2025年度中国青年五四奖章集体。 习近平总书记的回信温暖人心、催人奋进，极大激励了志愿者服务队全体队员及全国广大青年。王艺枝 说，这封回信犹如一束温暖的光，照亮了他们在边疆教育一线的奋斗之路。 王艺枝的选择，成为过去11年间，晋中信息学院738名应届毕业生接力奔赴西部开展志愿服务的生动缩 影。就在今年，目前该校西部计划报名人数已达1112人。 山西来的"孩子王"老师 最近，王艺枝受母校邀请，在线上给晋中信息学院的在校生分享自己作为西部计划志愿者的经历。她告 诉中青报·中青网记者，受益于学校对志愿服务工作的重 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the increasing public interest in museums during the summer, particularly in popular museums, while emphasizing the need for university museums to engage more actively with the community and address key questions about their exhibitions and audience [1][5]. Group 1: University Museums' Role - There are approximately 450 university museums in China, representing a significant force within the museum industry [3]. - University museums serve as important venues for inquiry-based learning and participatory teaching, evolving from their origins as specimen or artifact rooms [1][5]. Group 2: Community Engagement - The "breaking the circle" concept refers to transforming university museums from exclusive collections into accessible community spaces [1][5]. - The Ministry of Education has emphasized the importance of university museums serving both educational and public needs, indicating that their openness is a measure of a university's social responsibility [5][7]. Group 3: Challenges and Opportunities - Despite some successes, university museums face challenges such as a lack of alignment with educational standards, uneven development compared to public museums, and limited engagement with the public [7]. - There is a call for universities to invest resources, update their operational philosophies, and collaborate with social entities to enhance the capabilities and outreach of their museums [7][10]. Group 4: Examples of Collaboration - Collaborative efforts, such as the partnership between Sichuan University and the Chengdu government, aim to establish university museums as cultural landmarks [10]. - Jilin University has developed a new museum in collaboration with Changchun city, featuring various exhibitions to enrich the cultural life of the public [10].

Group 1 - The "National Gate Youth Colorful Summer" activity week was recently held at the Capital Airport Street Citizen Activity Center, organized by the Capital Airport Street and undertaken by the Children's Literature Publishing Center of the China Youth and Children News Publishing Group, with nearly a hundred community youth participating [1][3] - The "Book Fragrance National Gate, Beautiful Street" brand construction project aims to optimize reading resources systematically, innovate immersive reading scenarios, and carry out diversified reading activities to permeate the street with a reading atmosphere [1] - The activity week lasted for five days, integrating reading, expression, science popularization, physical fitness, culture, and aesthetic education, fully stimulating the potential of young people through interactive and experiential courses [1][3] Group 2 - Experts conducted lectures during the event, including renowned writer Liu Hu telling animal stories and providing writing guidance to ignite the literary enthusiasm of the "National Gate Youth" [3] - The event featured a dedicated reading space to encourage youth to explore the world of books immersively and cultivate daily reading habits [3][6] - The activity also included a "habit cultivation" course, using interactive games and behavioral guidance to shape healthy living patterns for children [6]

今年暑假，河南省周口市的110名4岁至9岁的双职工家庭子女在暑期公益托管班上收获良多。常柳/摄 机器人齿轮转动的"咔嗒"声、形体课上"一二一"的口令声、国学课堂里稚嫩的诵读声……最近一段时 间，河南省周口市青少年活动中心的院子里，每天从早上8点开始已是十分热闹。 穿练功服的孩子背着书包奔向形体课教室，攥着机器人零件的小家伙和志愿者分享新发现，走廊里飘 来"大学之道，在明明德"的诵读声……这是周口市"暑托筑梦护童年 公益启智伴成长"暑期公益托管班 的日常景象。 每年暑期，幼儿园和小学一放暑假，"神兽"归家，孩子由谁带便成为不少双职工家庭头疼的事。6月下 旬，由团周口市委主办、周口市青少年活动中心承办的暑期公益托管班发布预报名公告："公益免费： 官方带娃！0费用托管""专业托管：专业教师＋爱心志愿者""课程多元：文化、科技、艺术、体育多重 体验"，招生对象为周口市双职工家庭子女的幼儿园准大班至小学准三年级在校生，提供低保、特困等 证明的困难家庭子女、现役军人和消防救援人员家庭子女优先。 最终，经过面试并审核相关材料后，当地110名4岁至9岁的双职工家庭子女进入暑期公益托管班。托管 班不仅为孩子们筑起了暑期成长乐园 ...

Core Viewpoint - The articles collectively highlight the enduring spirit and contributions of Chinese universities and their educators throughout history, particularly during challenging times such as the Anti-Japanese War and the establishment of New China, showcasing their commitment to education and national development [2][3][4][5][9][10]. Group 1: Historical Contributions of Universities - Tsinghua University, along with Peking University and Nankai University, formed the National Southwest Associated University during the war, demonstrating resilience in maintaining educational standards [3]. - The establishment of the National Southwest Associated University is commemorated by a monument in Kunming, symbolizing the dedication of its faculty and students to preserve Chinese educational heritage during turbulent times [4]. - The stories of various educators, such as Tong Dizhou, who conducted groundbreaking research under dire conditions, exemplify the commitment to scientific advancement despite hardships [5][6]. Group 2: Legacy of Educators - The achievements of educators like Qi Faren, who played a pivotal role in China's space program, reflect the significant impact of university faculty on national technological advancements [6][7]. - The contributions of researchers like Yin Xiangchu in entomology and the establishment of new classification systems highlight the importance of academic research in addressing national challenges [7][8]. Group 3: Student Activism and National Spirit - The May Fourth Movement, led by students from Peking University, is a historical example of youth activism that shaped national consciousness and resistance against imperialism [9]. - The "December 1" movement, which involved student protests against the Kuomintang's authoritarian rule, illustrates the role of universities in fostering political awareness and activism among youth [10][11]. Group 4: Modern Educational Initiatives - The "Hundred Universities Museum Exhibition Plan" aims to showcase the rich history and contributions of Chinese universities, emphasizing the importance of preserving and sharing educational legacies [3][12]. - Institutions like Yunnan Normal University continue to honor the spirit of the National Southwest Associated University by focusing on teacher education and community service, reflecting a commitment to social responsibility [13].

Group 1 - The establishment of the Shandong First Medical University Counselor College marks the first specialized training institution for counselors in Chinese universities, aiming to enhance the professional development of counselors [3][5][10] - The college has implemented a structured curriculum with core courses focusing on political and educational modules, as well as elective courses for personal development, ensuring a comprehensive training approach for counselors [6][7] - The college has successfully trained 1,782 counselors through online and offline programs, which is significant compared to the total number of 128 full-time counselors at the university [7] Group 2 - The Counselor College aims to address the challenges faced by young counselors, particularly the lack of experience and systematic training, by providing a structured framework for professional development [3][4][6] - The college emphasizes the importance of practical application and the development of tools for counselors to better assist students, moving away from purely administrative tasks [8][10] - Future plans for the Counselor College include enhancing the curriculum, creating a comprehensive evaluation system for counselor development, and establishing a platform for academic exchange and skills competition [12]

Core Viewpoint - The collaboration between Beijing Jiaotong University and Tangshan Vocational Technical University focuses on enhancing practical training in industrial robotics, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world application [1][5]. Group 1: Collaboration and Historical Context - Beijing Jiaotong University has historical ties with Tangshan, dating back to the establishment of the Northern Transportation University, which contributed significantly to railway construction in New China [2]. - The partnership aims to leverage Tangshan's strong industrial base, particularly in steel, equipment manufacturing, and chemical industries, to facilitate the transformation of basic research outcomes into practical applications [2]. Group 2: Educational Innovations and Practical Training - The vocational university has recently upgraded to a vocational undergraduate institution, offering six undergraduate programs, including railway technology and automation [2][4]. - The collaboration has led to the development of a "menu-style" training model, allowing students to engage with cutting-edge equipment and practices in robotics and programming [4]. - The practical training resources at Tangshan Vocational Technical University complement the theoretical strengths of Beijing Jiaotong University, effectively merging classroom learning with industry practices [5]. Group 3: Future Prospects and Strategic Goals - The ongoing internship program is expected to deepen the strategic partnership between the two universities, promoting resource optimization and collaborative talent cultivation in the context of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei coordinated development [5]. - Future initiatives will focus on enhancing research cooperation and talent training, aiming to produce versatile professionals who are well-versed in both theory and practice for the smart manufacturing industry [5].

Core Insights - The 27th China Association for Science and Technology Annual Meeting highlighted the development of a new ecosystem for academic publishing, focusing on the construction of an independent evaluation system for scientific journals in China [1][2]. Group 1: Current State of Chinese Scientific Journals - Chinese scientific journals are experiencing robust growth, with increasing influence from national strategies and actionable plans [1]. - Despite the positive trajectory, domestic platforms lag behind international counterparts in operational systems, resource accumulation, and brand recognition, although they possess significant potential [1][2]. Group 2: Excellence Action Plan - The "Excellence Action Plan," initiated in 2019, aims to elevate Chinese scientific journals to world-class status, with a focus on developing a matching evaluation system [2]. - The first phase of the plan, running from 2019 to 2023, supported nearly 300 journals to achieve international recognition, resulting in a sixfold increase in top-tier journals [2]. Group 3: Phase Two of the Excellence Plan - The second phase of the Excellence Action Plan will expand the number of English and Chinese single journals and increase the number of cluster pilot projects [3]. - The concept of clustering involves packaging similar scientific journals to share resources and enhance international influence [3]. Group 4: Research Ecosystem Challenges - The overall quality of the research ecosystem in China is constrained by the foundational level of research, with issues in standardization and rigor affecting the credibility of scientific outputs [6][7]. Group 5: Independent Evaluation System - The construction of an independent evaluation system for scientific journals is progressing, with a high-quality journal grading directory covering 58 disciplines [7]. - The return of journals to domestic platforms has faced challenges, including a significant drop in submissions, which were later mitigated through international promotion and academic conferences [7]. Group 6: Technological Advancements - The integration of AI and open science is seen as a significant opportunity to accelerate the development of Chinese scientific journals, enhancing publication efficiency and impact [8][10]. - Platforms like SciEngine and SciOpen are leading the way in providing comprehensive digital publishing services, which are crucial for improving operational efficiency and reducing costs [10]. Group 7: Academic Integrity and Future Directions - The new academic association platform aims to enhance academic integrity and establish mechanisms to maintain the credibility of academic publishing [9]. - The introduction of AI in publishing is expected to improve efficiency but also raises concerns about algorithmic bias and ethical risks [11].

Core Viewpoint - The launch of the youth-oriented AI literacy journal "Science Popularization Weekly: AI is Here" by China CITIC Press aims to equip teenagers aged 8 to 15 with essential skills and knowledge in artificial intelligence, addressing the evolving educational needs in the AI era [1][3]. Group 1: Journal Overview - "Science Popularization Weekly: AI is Here" is designed specifically for teenagers, developed with the support of over a hundred universities and contributions from renowned AI experts and educators [1]. - The journal focuses on cultivating key competencies such as logical reasoning and cross-disciplinary innovation through a framework of "5 capabilities" and "6 types of thinking" [1]. Group 2: Strategic Collaboration - China CITIC Press and Classroom Inside & Outside signed a strategic cooperation agreement to create a comprehensive ecosystem for youth AI literacy, including publications, assessments, competitions, training courses, educational forums, and study tours [3]. - The collaboration aims to provide cognitive tools for youth to navigate complex information and adapt to technological changes [3]. Group 3: Expert Insights - Notable science writer Yan Bojun emphasized that understanding and utilizing AI is crucial for individuals to avoid being replaced in the workforce [6]. - AI education expert Xie Zoru highlighted the importance of parents learning alongside their children to enhance their understanding of AI, positioning AI as a powerful ally for youth [6].