Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that the "Su Super" football events are significantly boosting the local tourism and retail market in Jiangsu province, with a notable increase in leisure consumption [1] - Since the start of the "Su Super" events, Jiangsu province has seen online orders for leisure activities rank first in East China, with a year-on-year growth rate of approximately 40% [1] - The top five cities contributing to leisure consumption from non-local tourists are Suzhou, Nanjing, Wuxi, Yangzhou, and Changzhou [1] Group 2 - As the sixth round of "Su Super" approaches, the Jiangsu consumption market is expected to experience a new wave of activity, with significant increases in hotel bookings and ticket sales [1] - Hotel bookings in main host cities like Nanjing, Xuzhou, Huai'an, Zhenjiang, and Yangzhou have increased by over 59% year-on-year, while scenic spot ticket orders have surged by over 255% [1] - The leisure market is thriving, with a threefold increase in search volume for keywords related to Yangzhou's spa services, and a 40% increase in foot massage and bathing orders during the main event period [1] Group 3 - The "Su Super" organizing committee has adjusted match times to later in the evening to enhance fan experience, which has also stimulated nighttime consumption in cities [2] - Local restaurants and leisure businesses have extended their operating hours and launched "Su Super" themed packages to capitalize on the increased foot traffic [2]

7月，新疆姑娘李美玲将前往塔里木油田，在大漠戈壁中开启自己的职业生涯。 李美玲是西南石油大学石油与天然气工程学院油气储运工程专业2025届毕业生。尽管与男性相比，女性 在这个行业面临着更多的不便和困难，但经过专业学习和实践，她作出了"去油田从基层干起"的职业决 定。 "我们穿着工服、戴着安全帽，去油气场站现场观摩过，也和在那里工作的学长、前辈深入地聊过。"李 美玲认为，这份工作专业对口，也符合自己投身能源工业的职业规划。 为强化岗位对接、完善工作机制、凝聚工作合力，西南石油大学建立了"全覆盖、全过程、精准化、特 色化"的基层就业指导体系：大一入学教育，激发基层就业热情；大二社会实践活动，感知基层就业情 况；大三就业考察实践，了解基层就业需求；大四求职应聘行动，实现基层就业梦想。 "基层是吸纳高校毕业生就业的广阔空间，更是高校毕业生成长成才的'蹲苗地''大舞台'。"西南石油大 学招生就业处处长肖虎说，西南石油大学把引导毕业生到基层、到西部、到国家需要的地方建功立业， 当作学校就业工作的"重头戏"。 数据显示，近3年，西南石油大学毕业生中，80%以上在关系国家安全、国民经济命脉的重要行业、关 键领域和基层一线就业 ...

Core Insights - Periodontal disease is a common health issue affecting over 90% of adults in China, often overlooked until severe symptoms arise [1][2] - Early signs such as gum bleeding and bad breath are frequently ignored, leading to more serious conditions like periodontitis [2][5] - The treatment of periodontal disease is a long-term process involving multiple stages, and maintaining oral hygiene is crucial to prevent recurrence [4][5] Group 1: Understanding Periodontal Disease - Periodontal disease is characterized by chronic inflammation of the supporting structures of teeth, primarily caused by poor oral hygiene leading to plaque and tartar buildup [2][3] - Risk factors include systemic conditions like diabetes, lifestyle choices such as smoking, and genetic predispositions [3] - The disease is linked to various health issues, including cardiovascular diseases and Alzheimer's disease, highlighting its systemic impact [2] Group 2: Treatment and Management - Treatment involves four stages: basic treatment (scaling), surgical intervention if necessary, multidisciplinary repair or orthodontic treatment, and long-term maintenance [4] - Patients often experience anxiety and frustration during treatment, especially when faced with tooth loss or the need for extensive procedures [5][6] - Successful management requires regular dental check-ups and adherence to oral hygiene practices, including proper brushing techniques and the use of dental floss [8][9] Group 3: Prevention and Awareness - Many individuals lack awareness of the importance of regular dental check-ups, often seeking treatment only after significant issues arise [9] - Education on proper oral hygiene practices is essential, as many people do not receive adequate guidance on brushing and flossing [9] - The introduction of national policies to reduce the cost of dental implants may improve access to treatment for those affected by periodontal disease [7]

夜幕降临，唐山职业技术学院的剧场内，灯光渐起，一场跨越百年的对话在这里展开。舞台中央，身着 粗布长衫的学生演员，眼神坚毅、语气激昂，他饰演的李大钊正站在百年前的讲台，向台下"穿越"而来 的老师和同学们高呼："以青春之我，创建青春之国家！"这一幕，仿佛将台下师生瞬间拉回到那个风云 激荡的年代。 "今天演绎的这个片段，选取了李大钊先生在大学讲台上授课的场景。我们反复研究史料，力求还原当 时的服装样式、道具细节。"台下，唐山职业技术学院思政课教师彭佳荣和该校财经系指导教师们的目 光都紧紧锁定舞台。对他们来说，这次"破壁"始于一种焦虑。"只讲课本上的理论，同学们感觉遥 远。"彭佳荣说。 如何让书本上历史知识的传授过程，变得更加可感受、可触摸，甚至可参与？一个灵感在彭佳荣的脑海 中闪过：何不用舞台剧来演绎红色历史？学生们有活力，有表达欲，排练过程本身就是一种深度的学习 和碰撞。 想法很美好，实践却步步维艰。"最初《青春之我》剧本就是照搬课本上关于李大钊的片段，干巴巴 的，连我自己都看不下去。"彭佳荣翻着学生写的第一版剧本直摇头。为此，她和几个学生一起"泡"在 图书馆，翻阅大量史料，查找李大钊的生活细节，最终找到了可以让 ...

Group 1 - The first digital nomad youth league branch in China was established in Shanghai's Caojing Town, marking a significant step in supporting rural revitalization through youth entrepreneurship [1][3] - Digital nomads are individuals who leverage modern information technology and the internet to work remotely from various locations, a concept first introduced in 1997 [3] - The Caojing Digital Nomad International Village was launched in August last year, providing shared office spaces and youth stations to facilitate a flexible lifestyle for digital nomads, allowing them to work, vacation, learn, live, start businesses, and socialize simultaneously [3] Group 2 - A "Digital Nomad Service Package" was presented to the first group of digital nomad representatives, offering practical policy resources related to entrepreneurship, housing, and compliance guidance from local government departments [5] - The establishment of a legal service team from East China University of Political Science and Law aims to provide ongoing legal consultation, contract risk prevention, and intellectual property protection for digital nomads and local youth entrepreneurs [5]

Core Insights - The development of industrial robots in China is characterized by a comprehensive approach, transitioning from industrialization to high-quality development, with significant technological iterations over the past decade [1] - Domestic companies like Efort Robot have achieved full localization of core components and materials, moving away from reliance on foreign brands [1] Company Developments - Efort Robot has transitioned from using Japanese motors a decade ago to achieving complete localization of its robotic systems and key components within the last two years [1] - The company collaborates with local applied universities, such as Anhui Information Engineering Institute, to foster talent in artificial intelligence and smart manufacturing, creating tailored robotic solutions for various industrial applications [1] - Efort Robot has established an industrial robot training base in partnership with Anhui Information Engineering Institute, which has trained 79 smart manufacturing talents, aligning educational outcomes with industry needs [1] Industry Trends - The application of intelligent robots in Wuhu extends beyond traditional manufacturing, with companies like KooWa Technology developing autonomous cleaning robots and smart luggage that utilize advanced algorithms and facial recognition technology [2] - Wuhu has been recognized as a national-level robot industry cluster since 2013, aiming to build a comprehensive industrial chain that includes robot manufacturing, core components, system integration, and industry applications [2] - Leading companies like Efort Robot are developing algorithms for autonomous learning, planning, decision-making, and execution, aiming to expand robotic applications from industrial settings to service environments such as homes, hospitals, and elderly care institutions [2]

Group 1 - The first cohort of 853 undergraduate graduates from Hebei University of Technology and Vocational Education marks a significant milestone in the history of vocational education in China [1][7] - The university was officially upgraded to a public undergraduate vocational institution in January 2021, reflecting a growing recognition of vocational education [1][7] - Graduates have successfully entered leading industries, with many securing positions in top companies such as Baosteel, which hired 55 graduates [7] Group 2 - The university conducted a dual survey to match graduate employment intentions with industry needs, ensuring a targeted approach to job placement [7] - Graduates have diverse career paths, with some opting for further studies at prestigious universities and others entering public service or volunteer programs [7] - The success of graduates like Dong Ruxin, who showcased practical skills and innovation during internships, highlights the effectiveness of the vocational education model [4][6][7]

Core Points - Tsinghua University and Hong Kong CLP Holdings Limited have signed a strategic cooperation agreement to launch an internship exchange program for undergraduate students [1][3] - CLP will become Tsinghua University's first "undergraduate practical teaching base" in Hong Kong, focusing on cultivating talent in the energy sector [1][3] - The program aims to foster outstanding talent with capabilities in digital transformation and green innovation, contributing to national energy development and carbon neutrality goals [3][4] Group 1 - The strategic cooperation agreement was signed on June 27, with key representatives from both Tsinghua University and CLP in attendance [3] - CLP's CEO emphasized the company's commitment to green low-carbon transformation and energy technology innovation [3] - Tsinghua University's Party Secretary expressed the intention to deepen mutually beneficial cooperation and explore new paths for collaborative innovation [3] Group 2 - Starting from the summer of 2026, CLP will arrange for 10 undergraduate students from Tsinghua University's Self-Reliance College to intern in Hong Kong for four weeks each year [4] - The internship will cover areas such as new power systems, low-carbon energy technology, artificial intelligence, and information technology [4] - A memorandum was also signed to support Tsinghua University's teaching, research, and student scholarship projects through the "Tsinghua Friends-CLP Holdings Education Fund" [3][4]

Core Insights - The article discusses the impact of the Chinese Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) training program initiated in 2015, highlighting the integration of ICH practitioners into higher education institutions to foster cultural exchange and innovation [1][2] Group 1: Training Programs and Their Impact - The training programs emphasize "filling gaps," "consolidating skills," "theoretical cultivation," and "establishing systems," which are frequently mentioned by educators involved in the ICH training [2] - Nanjing Normal University has hosted multiple training sessions for ICH practitioners, focusing on traditional operas and addressing the generational gap in skills and modern aesthetic disconnect [5] - The program at Suzhou Industrial Design University has revitalized the "Taohuawu Woodblock New Year Pictures" craft, which was on the verge of extinction, by integrating it into the curriculum and offering credits that align with other majors [7][8] Group 2: Cultural and Economic Integration - The training programs encourage practitioners to merge traditional crafts with modern aesthetics, leading to the creation of brands and enhancing the marketability of ICH products [9] - Participants like Lai Lei, a representative of the Dong ethnic group's clothing, have learned to design marketable products, such as mascots for local events, thereby increasing community income and self-esteem [9][10] - East China University of Science and Technology has trained over 300 ICH practitioners and emphasizes the importance of understanding and presenting ethnic elements in contemporary design [10] Group 3: Cross-Disciplinary Innovation - The concept of "cross-disciplinary" training has emerged, where practitioners from different crafts collaborate, enhancing creativity and expanding the potential applications of their skills [12] - Institutions like Shanghai University have developed a comprehensive model for cross-disciplinary innovation, facilitating collaboration between ICH practitioners and designers, resulting in over 1,200 innovative works across various sectors [13][14] - The integration of different materials and techniques has led to unique products, such as bamboo and porcelain combinations, showcasing the potential of traditional crafts in modern contexts [14]

Core Insights - The transformation of abandoned industrial sites into innovative cultural tourism destinations is reshaping China's tourism landscape, attracting younger consumers and providing new models for industry upgrade [1][13] Group 1: Innovative Cultural Tourism Projects - The "Dana Ye·Jinhua Mountain Little Iceland" project, located in a former mining pit, has become a popular destination for young tourists, emphasizing relaxation and social media appeal [2][3] - The project opened on January 27, 2024, and has already attracted over 300,000 visitors in its first year, with 99% of its clientele being from outside the local area, including international tourists from Southeast Asia [3] - "Bear North North," a giant mechanical bear in Dalian's Xiong Dong Street, has become a city icon, combining technology, art, and culture to create an immersive experience for visitors [7][8] Group 2: Economic Impact and Visitor Engagement - Xiong Dong Street has seen continuous growth in visitor numbers and revenue, with annual earnings exceeding 60 million yuan and 1.63 million visitors in 2024, 60% of whom are from outside the city [8] - The "Wang Xian Gu" project in Jiangxi has transformed a previously abandoned mining area into a cultural resort, attracting 3.1 million visitors in 2024 and generating 528 million yuan in revenue [12] - The success of these projects highlights a shift in consumer preferences towards unique, experience-driven tourism, which is essential for the growth of the cultural tourism sector [14] Group 3: Challenges and Opportunities in the Industry - The emergence of new cultural tourism "species" reflects a significant transformation in China's consumption economy, necessitating innovative strategies and creative approaches from industry players [13][14] - Key challenges include the need for effective content planning, product design, and securing funding, as well as the importance of government support for smaller teams and individual entrepreneurs [14]