Core Insights - The discovery of the largest underwater gold mine in Asia off the coast of Shandong has sparked a series of gold exploration successes across China, including significant finds in Liaoning and Gansu [2][3] - In 2024, China's gold production is projected to be approximately 377.2 tons, while consumption is expected to reach 985.3 tons, indicating a strong demand for gold [2] Group 1: Gold Resources in Sichuan - Sichuan is historically rich in gold, with significant deposits found in river systems such as the Jialing and Fu rivers, which account for 60% of the province's total gold resources [3] - The province has a total of over 230 rock gold mines and 60 sand gold mines, with a cumulative gold resource reserve of approximately 526 tons as of 2022 [3] - Major gold mining areas in Sichuan include Ganzi, Aba, and Liangshan, which together hold over 70% of the province's gold resources [3] Group 2: Economic Impact and Development - The gold mining industry in Sichuan is becoming a pillar of local economies, with the establishment of the first gold mining company listed on the A-share market, enhancing the marketization of geological exploration [3][4] - The Shuoergou gold mine in Muli County is currently the largest operating gold mine in Sichuan, contributing significantly to the local economy and employment [3][4] - The recent approval of the Northeast Zhai gold mine, with a confirmed gold resource of 81.06 tons, marks it as the largest gold mine in Sichuan, further boosting regional economic development [4]

Core Viewpoint - The event commemorating the 20th anniversary of the donation of the ancient mud from the Wuliangye distillery highlights the cultural and scientific significance of this "living relic" in the context of Chinese liquor heritage and its ongoing relevance in modern society [4][10]. Group 1: Cultural Significance - The ancient mud, which has been preserved for 749 years, serves as a vital link to the history and culture of Chinese liquor, showcasing the concept of "living heritage" [4][8]. - The donation of the ancient mud to the National Museum of China 20 years ago marked a shift in the perception of traditional artifacts from static preservation to dynamic cultural expressions [5][9]. - The event featured exchanges between cultural and industry leaders, emphasizing the shared cultural roots between Taiwan and mainland China through the medium of liquor [6][10]. Group 2: Scientific Value - The ancient mud contains a diverse microbial community, described as a "living gene bank," which plays a crucial role in the fermentation process of Wuliangye liquor [9][10]. - Over the past 20 years, Wuliangye has discovered several new microbial strains, enhancing its ability to produce high-quality liquor while ensuring the preservation of its unique microbial heritage [9][10]. - The establishment of the largest corporate microbial strain library in the industry allows for precise monitoring and protection of the microbial activity within the ancient mud [9][10]. Group 3: Industry Standards and Practices - The China Alcohol Industry Association, in collaboration with Wuliangye, is developing guidelines for the recognition and protection of living cultural heritage, aiming to standardize practices across the industry [10][11]. - The guidelines emphasize the importance of maintaining the original functions of living heritage, as exemplified by the uninterrupted fermentation process of the ancient mud for over 700 years [10][11]. - Several liquor companies are adopting these standards to create a positive cycle of protection, research, and utilization of living heritage [10][11]. Group 4: Global Outreach - Wuliangye is actively promoting Chinese liquor culture globally through events in various countries, showcasing the unique aspects of its production process and the concept of living heritage [11][12]. - The narrative of the ancient mud as a symbol of ecological wisdom and cultural continuity is positioned as a key competitive advantage for Chinese liquor on the world stage [11][12]. - Future initiatives aim to integrate traditional liquor wisdom with modern technology to enhance public engagement and appreciation of Chinese liquor culture [12].

Core Viewpoint - The article reflects on the beauty and significance of a ginkgo tree, symbolizing resilience and continuity in life, while also drawing parallels to human experiences and emotions. Group 1: Ginkgo Tree's Characteristics - The ginkgo tree is described as an ancient plant, one of the oldest on Earth, belonging to the Ginkgoaceae family and is a relic of the gymnosperms, with its relatives long extinct [3] - The tree undergoes seasonal changes, showcasing different colors and forms throughout the year, which captivates the observer [2][3] - Ginkgo fruit, known for its nutritional and medicinal properties, is highlighted for its benefits, including improving brain function and memory [3] Group 2: Human Connection and Reflection - The ginkgo tree serves as a metaphor for human experiences, representing the passage of time and the inevitability of change, as people come and go while the tree remains [4] - The article emphasizes the importance of cherishing nature and the lessons it imparts, such as the value of patience and continuity [2][4] - The fallen ginkgo fruits, often overlooked, symbolize neglect and the potential for decay if not appreciated, prompting reflections on life's transient nature [3]

Core Viewpoint - The fourth Nanchong International Puppet Art Week showcased over 70 performances from 31 puppet troupes across 20 countries, attracting around 100,000 attendees and stimulating a new consumption trend in the city [5][6][10]. Group 1: Event Overview - The event featured a diverse range of performances, including traditional and innovative puppet shows, with a total of 350 participants, including both domestic and international artists [7]. - The performances extended beyond traditional venues, taking place in public spaces such as parks and shopping areas, enhancing community engagement [8]. Group 2: Cultural Significance - Nanchong is recognized as the birthplace of the Sichuan North Puppet, which has a history of over 300 years, and has been designated as an international base for puppet arts by UNESCO [6][10]. - The event serves as a platform for cultural dialogue and aims to elevate Nanchong's status from a host city to an academic research center and international talent training base in puppet arts [10][11]. Group 3: Educational Initiatives - Nanchong has initiated training programs for puppet arts, producing the first batch of professional puppeteers through a six-year educational system [11]. - The establishment of the International Puppet Art Research Center in Nanchong is expected to enhance academic research and talent cultivation in the field [11].

《报告》系统揭示民营企业"走出去"面临的四大核心风险领域，包括政治与政策风险、法律与合规 风险、运营与市场风险、争议解决与司法环境风险。同时提出"一体两翼三阶段"整体应对框架："一 体"指以提升企业自身风险管理内生能力为主体；"两翼"指以政府的宏观制度供给与行业组织的专业赋 能为两大支撑翼；"三阶段"指将所有措施贯穿于事前预防、事中控制、事后救济的全生命周期。 交流会上同步发布《民营企业涉外法律服务手册（南亚东南亚方向）》，汇集西南片区各类法律服 务机构、平台与联系方式，不仅提供机构名录，更涵盖国别风险提示与纠纷解决路径，为企业提供从预 防到应对的全链条参考。（记者 史晓露） 12月17日，西南片区工商联涉外法律服务（南亚东南亚方向）对话交流会在成都举行。会上，四 川、广西、海南、重庆、贵州、云南、西藏七省（区、市）工商联联合发布《民营企业"走出去"法律风 险与法律需求（南亚东南亚方向）调研报告》（下称《报告》）及《民营企业涉外法律服务手册（南亚 东南亚方向）》，这是七省（区、市）工商联首次面向民营企业发布区域性系统性法律服务指南，助力 民企开拓南亚东南亚市场。 ...

Core Insights - The article discusses the challenges faced by specialized small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in securing financing, particularly in high-tech sectors, highlighting the need for continuous investment and the mismatch between light asset models and traditional credit systems [1][4]. Group 1: Financing Needs and Challenges - Many enterprises express urgent financing needs, with a specific example of a company requiring 30 million yuan in working capital to expedite research and production [1][3]. - A total of 51 companies reported a combined financing demand of 9.9 billion yuan, with 8.25 billion yuan needed for loans and 1.65 billion yuan for equity financing [5][6]. - The financing challenges vary by company maturity, with early-stage firms struggling to secure traditional loans due to a lack of collateral [3][4]. Group 2: Government and Financial Institution Initiatives - The government has introduced a "toolbox" of policies and financial products to guide enterprises through different development stages, including a compilation of 348 supportive measures [6][7]. - Innovative financial tools, such as the "technology flow" evaluation system, have been developed to assess creditworthiness based on R&D investments and patent values rather than solely on financial data [7]. - Government-led funds, such as the Sichuan Advanced Manufacturing Investment Guidance Fund, have been established to support emerging technologies, with over 2 billion yuan already allocated [7][8]. Group 3: Ecosystem Development for Continuous Engagement - A call for a sustainable ecosystem for ongoing industry-finance connections is emphasized, with government, financial institutions, and enterprises needing to collaborate effectively [8]. - The "one chain per month" investment and financing roadshow is highlighted as a key mechanism for maintaining regular interactions between enterprises and investors [8]. - Companies are encouraged to improve their operational standards and actively engage in the industry chain ecosystem to attract long-term capital [8].

成都国际铁路港投资发展有限公司董事长庞建华介绍，以前越南货物出口中亚，需经海运辗转多个港口，耗 时近40天。此次从越南运往乌兹别克斯坦的货物，通过中越班列和中亚班列接续衔接，运输时效缩短一半以上。 为满足企业跨洲际铁路运输需求，成都国际铁路港投资发展有限公司正根据市场需求优化排班计划，聚焦东 南亚至中亚、欧洲区域开展潜在货源挖掘和重点企业调研。"我们计划逐步增加亚蓉欧大通道开行频次，强化'越 桂蓉欧''澜湄蓉欧'线路的运输组织效能，推动中欧（亚）班列与南向通道的定时、定点、定线接续。"庞建华表 示，下一步，成都国际铁路港将打造"班列+产业"产品体系，推动运输通道与产业集群深度融合。 随着中越班列与中亚班列"牵手"，亚蓉欧大通道已形成连接欧洲、中亚、东南亚的多维度运输网络。此次线 路拓展，将为东南亚与中亚的贸易往来搭建高效桥梁。（记者 陈昊） 12月16日，成都国际铁路港，亚蓉欧大通道（胡志明—成都—塔什干）班列首发。该趟班列运载越南牙刷等 百货，此前从越南胡志明发出，抵达成都国际铁路港完成编组后，将一路向西驰骋，预计12天后抵达位于中亚的 乌兹别克斯坦塔什干。 这是中越班列和中亚班列首次在成都"牵手"，标志着 ...

Core Viewpoint - Sichuan is undergoing a transformative change in the regulation of "three products and one special" (food, medicine, industrial products, and special equipment) safety, aiming to establish a multi-party governance model that includes corporate responsibility, legal supervision, technical support, and broad social participation [1][2]. Group 1: Regulatory Changes - The newly introduced "Sichuan Elevator Safety Regulations" emphasizes the importance of ensuring wireless communication signal coverage in elevators, which is crucial for emergency situations [1]. - The regulations specify responsibilities for elevator manufacturing, usage, and maintenance, creating clearer boundaries for management and maintenance units [1]. Group 2: Food Safety Initiatives - Sichuan has maintained a high-pressure stance on food safety, conducting seven special rectifications this year targeting school food and counterfeit meat products [1]. - The province encourages food producers to establish internal risk reporting and control mechanisms to identify and eliminate safety hazards early [1]. Group 3: Community Involvement in Supervision - Sichuan has initiated the "You Point, I Inspect" food safety activity, engaging over 1.2 million participants and conducting targeted inspections on 97,000 batches, enhancing the resonance between regulation and public opinion [2]. - More than 45,000 "Food Safety Tianfu" volunteers and 2,930 delivery riders are actively involved in food safety supervision and risk assessment [2]. Group 4: Technological Integration - The province is leveraging technology for smart regulation, utilizing the Tianfu Market Smart Supervision Platform to create comprehensive risk profiles of market entities [2]. - A food safety credit risk classification system categorizes enterprises based on credit, production conditions, and product risks, allowing for differentiated regulatory approaches [2]. Group 5: Focus on High-Risk Products - In the food sector, initiatives like "Internet + Bright Kitchen" are being implemented in key locations such as schools to enhance regulatory coverage [3]. - Special inspections are being conducted on high-risk household products like electric bicycles and gas stoves, as well as on products for the elderly and children [3].

Core Insights - The article discusses the advancements in lithium sulfide production and its significance for solid-state battery technology, highlighting the establishment of a new production line in Meishan, Sichuan, which aims to produce 200 tons of lithium sulfide annually [1] Group 1: Industry Developments - The 20th Central Committee's Fourth Plenary Session emphasizes accelerating the efficient transformation and application of major scientific and technological achievements, including the establishment of pilot verification platforms and enhancing intellectual property protection [1] - The new production line at the Meishan New Energy and New Materials Innovation Center is set to begin trial production by the end of December, marking a significant step in the industrialization of lithium sulfide [1] Group 2: Market Impact - The production of lithium sulfide is crucial for solid-state batteries, affecting energy density, safety, and cycle life, with the global research focusing on sulfide, polymer, and oxide technologies [1] - The new production line is expected to generate an annual output value of 500 million yuan, with high-purity lithium sulfide valued between 2 million to 3 million yuan per ton [1] Group 3: Talent Development - The innovation center is described as a "second industry university," fostering a new talent growth ecosystem where individuals from various educational backgrounds engage in practical projects, bridging technology research and industrial transformation [1] - The center has attracted over 240 high-level talents, including academicians and engineers, creating a virtuous cycle of talent attraction and project incubation [1]

Core Insights - The article discusses the financing challenges faced by advanced industries in Sichuan, highlighting the need for continuous investment and the mismatch between light asset models and traditional credit systems [1] - It emphasizes the importance of government policies and innovative financial tools to facilitate effective market connections for enterprises at different development stages [1] Financing Challenges - Many companies, such as Chengdu Qingxin Technology, express urgent financing needs, with specific requests like 30 million yuan for working capital to expedite research and production [1] - The financing demands from 51 companies total 9.9 billion yuan, with 8.25 billion yuan for loans and 1.65 billion yuan for equity financing, covering key areas like R&D and production line construction [1] Government and Financial Institutions' Role - The government has introduced a "toolbox" of policies and financial products, including a compilation of 348 supportive measures and 129 specialized products from 37 financial institutions [1] - Innovative financial tools, such as the "technology flow" evaluation system by Industrial Bank, assess companies based on R&D investment and patent value rather than solely on financial data [1] Ecosystem Development - The article highlights the need for a sustainable and precise connection ecosystem among government, financial institutions, and enterprises to facilitate ongoing collaboration [1] - Since the implementation of the "Building Circles and Strengthening Chains" mechanism, Sichuan has nurtured 260 chain-leading enterprises and 6,328 chain-related enterprises, enhancing the industrial chain ecosystem [2]