Core Insights - Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is a common reproductive endocrine metabolic disorder affecting women, with an incidence rate of approximately 5%-10% in China [1][2][3] - The clinical manifestations of PCOS include menstrual irregularities, infertility, hyperandrogenism, and polycystic ovarian changes, significantly impacting women's quality of life and long-term health [1][4] Diagnosis and Symptoms - PCOS symptoms can vary widely, making self-diagnosis difficult; many patients may not recognize their condition until years later [2][3] - The Rotterdam criteria from 2003 are used for diagnosis, requiring two of the following three criteria: anovulation or irregular menstruation, clinical or biochemical signs of hyperandrogenism, and polycystic ovarian morphology [3][4] Causes and Risk Factors - The exact cause of PCOS is unclear, but it is associated with genetic and environmental factors, including high-fat and high-sugar diets and insulin resistance [4][5] - There is a misconception that treatment is unnecessary if pregnancy is not desired; however, PCOS can lead to various health issues beyond infertility, including increased risks of diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and endometrial cancer [4][5] Treatment and Management - PCOS is not curable but can be managed through lifestyle changes and appropriate medical treatment to minimize symptoms [5][6] - Initial management typically involves lifestyle interventions, and if necessary, hormonal treatments such as oral contraceptives may be prescribed to regulate menstrual cycles and manage symptoms [5][6] - Regular monitoring of blood sugar and lipid levels is essential for managing the metabolic aspects of PCOS [6][7] Psychological and Preventive Measures - Mental health is crucial in managing PCOS; stress and anxiety can exacerbate hormonal imbalances, creating a vicious cycle [7] - Women of reproductive age should maintain a healthy diet and exercise regularly to prevent the onset of PCOS and manage existing conditions effectively [7][8]

Core Viewpoint - The increasing prevalence of scoliosis among children in China has become a significant health threat, with over 5 million affected and an annual increase of approximately 300,000 cases, necessitating better awareness and treatment options [1][3][8]. Group 1: Current Situation and Awareness - Many parents are unaware of scoliosis, leading to delays in diagnosis and treatment, as evidenced by numerous families seeking help at hospitals [3][4]. - Scoliosis is defined as a lateral curvature of the spine, with a curvature exceeding 10 degrees requiring intervention [3][4]. - The most common type of scoliosis is idiopathic scoliosis, accounting for 75%-80% of cases, primarily affecting adolescent females [3][4]. Group 2: Treatment Challenges - Treatment options are often confusing and inconsistent, with parents spending significant amounts on ineffective therapies [4][6]. - The lack of a clear understanding of the causes of idiopathic scoliosis complicates screening and treatment standards, leading to a chaotic market with unqualified treatments [4][6]. - Effective treatment for moderate scoliosis includes brace therapy, which has a success rate of 72% when worn for at least 20 hours a day [7]. Group 3: Importance of Early Detection - Early detection during the critical growth phase of adolescence is crucial, as 84% of cases may worsen if not addressed promptly [8][9]. - Schools are increasingly incorporating scoliosis screening into routine health checks, but implementation varies, especially in remote areas [8][9]. - Parents can perform simple at-home checks to identify potential scoliosis, emphasizing the need for timely medical evaluation if abnormalities are observed [9]. Group 4: Multidisciplinary Approach - The Beijing Children's Hospital has established a summer camp focusing on scoliosis, integrating expertise from various disciplines, including orthopedics, psychology, and nutrition [6][7]. - The camp aims to educate families about scoliosis management and provide psychological support to alleviate anxiety related to the condition [7][8].

"我发给你的文档没看吗？""你确认好再发给我，一条条的，看着烦不烦。"大二学生叶欣怡看到职场导 师发给自己的消息，越想越委屈，眼泪随心理防线一同决堤，她产生了结束实习的冲动。 这是叶欣怡第一次实习，迷茫和紧张交织。如何与职场导师相处？她在社交媒体上看了很多经验 帖。"不要认为实习生与职场导师之间有着森严的等级。"她点点头。"不要太跨越二者之间的等级。"另 一篇帖子又让她动摇。 职场导师，通常是公司里的资深员工，被安排指导实习生，多被实习生称为mentor（导师）、师傅、老 师等。职场导师通常有两类，一类是职场导师与实习生都汇报给同一个直接上级，只是职场导师更早进 入公司，扮演了带领新人熟悉环境和具体工作内容的伙伴角色；另一类职场导师是公司人力资源部安排 指定，可能与被辅导者并不归属于同一直接上级，甚至不归属于同一部门，只是帮助新员工更好地融入 组织、熟悉文化。在部分公司的管理模式中，职场导师还可能由实习生的直属上级（如部门主管、小组 组长）兼任。 但在实际工作中，实习生与mentor之间既像上下级，又像同级的伙伴，让人拿捏不清。 循导师足迹，走自己的路 面对像甲方一样的职场导师时，何捷会尝试在接到比较复杂的任 ...

Group 1 - The article discusses the emotional struggles of a student named Xiao Geng, who appears to be a model student but experiences emotional instability during class [2][3] - Xiao Geng's emotional outburst in history class was triggered by a conflict between his desire to complete a political assignment and the teacher's reminder about history tasks, leading to uncontrollable laughter and crying [3][4] - The student's background reveals a complex family dynamic, including his parents' divorce and his mother's negative portrayal of his father, contributing to his internal conflict and emotional challenges [4][5] Group 2 - The article highlights the importance of emotional boundaries within family interactions, suggesting that unclear boundaries can lead to emotional instability among family members [5][6] - Xiao Geng expresses a desire to manage his mother's emotions, indicating a pattern of emotional caretaking that may hinder his own emotional well-being [7][8] - The discussion emphasizes the need for family members to take responsibility for their own emotional management rather than relying on one another to stabilize their feelings [7][8]

视觉中国供图 "我发给你的文档没看吗？""你确认好再发给我，一条条的，看着烦不烦。"大二学生叶欣怡看到职场导 师发给自己的消息，越想越委屈，眼泪随心理防线一同决堤，她产生了结束实习的冲动。 这是叶欣怡第一次实习，迷茫和紧张交织。如何与职场导师相处？她在社交媒体上看了很多经验 帖。"不要认为实习生与职场导师之间有着森严的等级。"她点点头。"不要太跨越二者之间的等级。"另一篇 帖子又让她动摇。 职场导师，通常是公司里的资深员工，被安排指导实习生，多被实习生称为mentor（导师）、师傅、 老师等。职场导师通常有两类，一类是职场导师与实习生都汇报给同一个直接上级，只是职场导师更早进 入公司，扮演了带领新人熟悉环境和具体工作内容的伙伴角色；另一类职场导师是公司人力资源部安排指 定，可能与被辅导者并不归属于同一直接上级，甚至不归属于同一部门，只是帮助新员工更好地融入组 织、熟悉文化。在部分公司的管理模式中，职场导师还可能由实习生的直属上级（如部门主管、小组组 长）兼任。 但在实际工作中，实习生与mentor之间既像上下级，又像同级的伙伴，让人拿捏不清。 循导师足迹，走自己的路 在互联网公司实习的白妍玉和职场导师的相处模 ...

盛大的阅兵式不仅是国家军事力量的展示，更是一次生动的"大思政课"学习。一位参与广场合唱的大学 生动情地说："在现场听到军乐团令人热血沸腾的号角，感受坦克经过时大地和空气都在颤抖，我真正 读懂了旋律背后的意义。我们演唱的歌曲，不再是简单的音乐，而是先辈们筚路蓝缕的见证。"先辈用 热血守护的信念，像种子一样在新时代青年心中扎根，在滚烫的胸膛里延续着温度。 即便未能亲临现场，更多青年也以各自的方式聆听历史回响，将爱国情怀转化为砥砺前行的力量。他们 之中，有在核心科技领域埋头攻关的科研工作者，有戍守边关、勇上救灾一线的青年军人，有在国际大 赛中为国争光的运动健儿，也有在广袤大地投身乡村振兴事业的大学生。广大青年应挺膺担当，把个人 理想融入国家发展，将奋斗足迹镌刻在民族复兴的征程之中。 "传承和弘扬伟大抗战精神，踔厉奋发、勇毅前行，为以中国式现代化全面推进强国建设、民族复兴伟 业而团结奋斗！"9月3日，在纪念中国人民抗日战争暨世界反法西斯战争胜利80周年大会上，习近平总 书记的重要讲话贯通历史、现在、未来，既彰显了中国人民捍卫和平、矢志复兴的坚定意志，也道出了 世界人民追求正义、共护安宁的共同心声，激扬起为实现中华民族 ...

视觉中国供图 大学本身就是一座多元的竞技场：除了影响毕业、保研、奖学金、交换资格等的课程和绩点，还有拓宽知 识面的学术讲座，促进兴趣和特长发展的社团活动，激发科研创新能力的竞赛项目……但机构再怎么面面 俱到，都无法把"大学全景"压缩成短短几节课，反而可能把内卷"前置"，放大准大学生对未知竞争的焦虑。 近期，清华大学、北京大学、复旦大学、上海交通大学等高校陆续开始优化学生学业评价体系，或取消绩 点排名，或推行"等级制+综合评价"模式。高校淡化精细排名，注重培养大学生的创新能力与综合素质，也 是在鼓励大学生不必执着于为提升0.1分的绩点而"选水课刷分"，应当尝试开拓更多发展路径，锻炼开放创 新和自主探索意识。 相关研究显示，社会就业现状、同辈压力、学校的学习氛围、家庭的过高期望、自身能力、他人社交媒体 的生活分享等，是造成大学生"内卷"的重要原因。比起知识的被动输入，家长对职业、身份、社会地位和 价值取向等方面的态度与行为，将对孩子的未来发展产生更为深远的影响。 家长往往对孩子怀有殷切期望，害怕孩子的前路不够平坦，但"爱之深"总以"责之切"的形式来表达，导致孩 子不仅接收不到家长的关爱，反而更添心理负担。为孩子报 ...

Core Viewpoint - The first dance micro-drama "Dancing Dunhuang" has been launched, creatively integrating Dunhuang murals and dance to revitalize the long-silent Dunhuang culture and provide new avenues for intangible cultural heritage transmission [1] Group 1: Cultural Significance - "Dancing Dunhuang" is the first cross-disciplinary work combining dance and micro-drama, aiming for high-quality production and authenticity in cultural expression through collaboration with the Dunhuang Research Institute [1][3] - The creative team aims to present Dunhuang culture in a more vivid form, addressing the cultural significance of Dunhuang murals and their historical context [3][6] Group 2: Creative Process - The project was inspired by previous works that utilized micro-drama formats to tell cultural stories, leading to the idea of combining dance with Dunhuang elements [3] - The core creative element revolves around "Rebound Pipa," linking ancient dance with Dunhuang murals, allowing for a dialogue between ancient and modern dancers [3][4] Group 3: Artistic Collaboration - The dance director, Shi Min, provided professional guidance during the script development, ensuring the artistic integrity of the dance and narrative logic [4] - The cast includes a young actress from the China National Opera and Dance Drama Theater, who has a solid foundation in classical dance, enhancing the performance's authenticity [4] Group 4: Audience Engagement - The dual narrative of ancient and modern characters facilitates the natural transmission of intangible cultural heritage knowledge, allowing audiences to connect with the story on a personal level [5][6] - The growth of characters reflects the essence of cultural transmission, emphasizing that heritage is not merely a slogan but a lived experience [7] Group 5: Future Prospects - The team plans to explore more micro-drama formats for other intangible cultural heritage projects, aiming to engage younger audiences with China's cultural roots [7] - "Dancing Dunhuang" will be broadcast on multiple platforms, including CCTV, to further promote cultural awareness and heritage revitalization [7]

Core Viewpoint - Chongqing's low-carbon development is seen as a new engine for high-quality economic growth, with significant achievements in energy consumption reduction and economic growth rates [1][4]. Group 1: Low-Carbon Initiatives - Chongqing's energy consumption growth rate is 2.4% annually, supporting an economic growth rate of 5.6%, with GDP energy consumption dropping to 0.310 tons of standard coal per ten thousand yuan, outperforming the national average by approximately 30% [1]. - The Chongqing Conch Cement plant utilizes urban waste for energy generation, achieving a zero-emission goal through resource recovery and full utilization of residual ash as cement raw material [1][4]. - The waste incineration project at Chongqing Conch Cement has processed over 570,000 tons of municipal waste since its operation, significantly reducing landfill usage and environmental risks [5][6]. Group 2: Environmental Impact and Achievements - The Chongqing Conch Cement plant has achieved a reduction of 11,500 tons of CO2 emissions annually and over 90% reduction in methane emissions, with dioxin concentrations far below national standards [6]. - The plant has been recognized as a national-level green factory and a model for ecological protection along the Yangtze River Economic Belt [6]. - The waste management system in Chongqing has reached a 100% harmless treatment rate, with a goal of zero landfill by 2025 [4][5]. Group 3: Industry Cluster and Technological Innovation - The Dadu River area hosts several national-level green factories, including Chongqing International Composite Materials Co., which has achieved top-tier emissions standards in its glass fiber production [7][8]. - The Chongqing Smart Industry Park has transformed into a near-zero carbon park, focusing on smart economy and green manufacturing, with significant reductions in carbon emissions and waste [11][12]. - The introduction of low-carbon technologies in various sectors, such as the production of microbial protein and hydrogen fuel cells, showcases the region's commitment to sustainable development [12][13][14].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the increasing trend of off-peak travel in China, particularly to destinations like Hainan, driven by rising ticket prices during peak seasons [1][3]. - Data from Meituan Travel indicates that the search volume for "Hainan cuisine" has increased by 33% and "Zhaocai vinegar hot pot" by 30% since September 1, with a 56% increase in bookings for five-star hotels in Hainan [3][5]. - The demographic of travelers is shifting, with a notable increase in post-00s visitors from regions like Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai, who are willing to pay for deep experiences and engage with local culture [3][5][7]. Group 2 - The hospitality industry in Hainan is adapting to the changing customer base, with younger tourists and families becoming the main demographic, moving away from traditional corporate events [5][7]. - Hotels are enhancing their offerings with personalized and interactive experiences, such as sunset dinners and wellness activities, to cater to the preferences of younger travelers [5][7]. - The three-month period leading up to July saw a 207% year-on-year increase in overnight stays at the Sanya Coral Bay Mandarin Oriental Hotel, indicating a strong demand for unique and engaging experiences [7].