Group 1 - The minimum score control line for the 2026 Shanghai Spring College Entrance Examination is set at 251 points, as approved by the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission [1] - Over 70,000 candidates registered for the 2026 Spring Examination, showing a slight increase compared to over 67,000 candidates in 2025 [1] - A total of 26 pilot institutions are participating in the spring enrollment, offering 3,639 enrollment plans, which is an increase of 100 plans from 2025 [1] Group 2 - New enrollment majors have been added by several institutions, including Shanghai University with "Mathematics and Applied Mathematics" and "Robotics Engineering," and Shanghai Theatre Academy with multiple new programs [1] - The enrollment application period is set for January 30 from 9 AM to 10 PM and January 31 from 9 AM to 4 PM on the Shanghai Education Examination Authority's website [1] - The spring enrollment will continue to use the "one file, two submissions" method, allowing candidates to apply for up to two major preferences [1] Group 3 - The 2026 spring enrollment will still adopt the "Unified Cultural Examination + Institution's Independent Testing" admission method [2] - After the application period, institutions will set the independent testing qualification line based on candidates' scores and announced enrollment plans [2] - Independent testing generally includes interviews, skill tests, comprehensive professional quality tests, and a combination of written and oral exams [2]

Group 1 - The meeting of the 16th Committee of the Communist Youth League of Shanghai emphasized the importance of youth engagement in contributing to the city's development and responding to challenges [1] - The focus for the upcoming year includes promoting political awareness, loyalty, and utilizing relatable examples to inspire youth to become idealistic, responsible, hardworking, and determined individuals [1] - The initiative aims to enhance youth participation in areas such as technological innovation, consumer confidence, and urban governance, positioning them as pioneers and vanguards in these sectors [1] Group 2 - The meeting highlighted the need for effective service and problem-solving strategies to address the pressing issues faced by the youth, including the implementation of the "14th Five-Year" youth development plan [1] - There is a call for self-reform within the organization to improve leadership, organizational strength, and service capabilities, focusing on problem orientation and leveraging brand influence [1]

Core Insights - The mobile game "Love and Deep Space" celebrated its two-year anniversary by recreating its in-game home in front of the Oriental Pearl Tower, providing an immersive experience for players [1] - The event attracted thousands of young players, showcasing the blending of cultural landmarks with gaming experiences to foster community and emotional connections [5][9] Group 1: Event Details - The immersive exhibition took place from January 16 to 20, occupying 1,000 square meters, with over 400 square meters dedicated to the recreated villa [1] - The exhibition featured various rooms from the game, including a living room, kitchen, and garden, allowing players to feel a sense of "coming home" [1] - The event was designed to break the traditional boundaries of cultural landmarks, transforming them into platforms for youth engagement and community culture [1][5] Group 2: Player Engagement - Players had to meet specific criteria to attend, such as reaching level 60 in the game and being female, which aimed to prevent ticket scalping [2] - The event included both "check-in" and "interactive" areas, with the latter allowing players to interact with live actors portraying game characters [2] - Many players expressed a strong desire to return to the event, indicating a high level of engagement and emotional investment in the experience [3] Group 3: Cultural Impact - The event reflects a broader trend in Shanghai, where cultural landmarks are increasingly integrating with IP-driven experiences to attract young audiences [9][10] - The Oriental Pearl Tower's initiatives, such as collaborations with various IPs, demonstrate a commitment to creating immersive experiences that resonate with youth culture [8][9] - The city's vibrant two-dimensional ecosystem supports a continuous flow of events, enhancing the emotional connection between players and the city [6][9] Group 4: Marketing and Promotion - The game launched extensive advertising campaigns across 13 cities, with Shanghai receiving the highest number of promotional displays [6] - The integration of various commercial spaces with gaming IPs has created a rich landscape for players to explore, enhancing their overall experience [7] - Social media platforms have become vital for players to share their experiences and organize meet-ups, further solidifying community bonds [7]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the efforts of Shanghai's rescue management stations to provide assistance to homeless individuals during a cold snap, emphasizing the importance of outreach and support in extreme weather conditions [1][2]. Group 1: Rescue Operations - The Shanghai rescue management station and Yangpu district staff conducted street patrols to locate and assist homeless individuals during a cold night [1]. - A total of 105 homeless individuals were rescued between January 19 at 7 AM and January 20 at 7 PM, with 66 receiving assistance at the station and 39 on the streets [2]. - The rescue teams are focusing on areas such as train stations, commercial districts, bridges, underground passages, abandoned buildings, and parks to identify and assist those in need [2]. Group 2: Preparedness and Response - The rescue management station prepared "winter warmth packages" containing warm clothing, blankets, and heating supplies in anticipation of the cold weather [2]. - Facilities such as air conditioning and water heaters were checked in advance to ensure they could provide warmth and comfort to those in need [2]. - Staff members are trained to offer support and encourage individuals to seek shelter, even if they initially refuse, by providing them with warm supplies and contact cards for future assistance [2].

Summary - The article discusses the recent snowfall in the Yangtze River Delta region, particularly in Shanghai, marking the second snowfall of the year [1] - It highlights the weather forecast, indicating that light snow is expected to continue in coastal areas of Shanghai [1] Group 1: Weather Conditions - The snowfall in Shanghai was more significant compared to the previous snowfall on New Year's Day, with snowflakes observed from morning to noon [1] - The highest temperature in Shanghai is forecasted to be 3°C today, with a drop in temperatures expected later in the week [1] - From Thursday, rain and snow are expected to cease, but temperatures will reach a low of below zero degrees Celsius [1] Group 2: Future Weather Predictions - Sunshine is anticipated to return from Friday to Saturday, with the highest temperature potentially rising back to 10°C [1] - A new round of rain is expected to begin on Sunday [1]

Core Insights - The immersive theater production "Sleepless Night" in Shanghai has reached its 2500th performance, attracting 700,000 audience members and generating over 600 million yuan in total revenue over nine years [1] - The project has a ticket economy multiplier effect of 1:6.8, creating at least 4 billion yuan in ancillary consumption and driving over 10 billion yuan in industry value across cultural tourism, commercial real estate, and brand collaborations [1] Group 1: Audience Engagement and Economic Impact - "Sleepless Night" has maintained a high occupancy rate of over 85%, with peak attendance during holidays reaching 96%, and a 30% audience return rate [1] - The average ticket price is 680 yuan, with post-show consumption contributing to a 32% increase in non-ticket revenue within the theater [2] - The project is expected to drive over 65% of ticket holders to increase their tourism and related spending, enhancing the overall night economy [2] Group 2: Real Estate and Commercial Synergy - The stable audience flow from "Sleepless Night" has positively impacted surrounding commercial real estate, with rental prices increasing by 35% within a 500-meter radius [3] - Collaborative activities with nearby commercial entities have been established, including customized "show + accommodation" packages, enhancing the integration of cultural tourism and commerce [3] - The Shanghai Cultural and Broadcasting Performing Arts Group is expanding its immersive business matrix, introducing new immersive IPs while leveraging "Sleepless Night" as a model for national output and quality enhancement [3]

Core Viewpoint - This year is critical for the renovation and replacement of aging underground gas pipelines in Shanghai, with over 1,000 kilometers of pipelines expected to be updated, all of which are located within community internal streets [1] Group 1: Pipeline Renovation - The renovation project will primarily affect community roads and parking areas due to the location of the neighborhood pipelines [1] - Aging pipelines in older communities have typically been in service for nearly 30 years, with materials such as gray cast iron pipes approaching their usage limits, posing safety risks like gas leaks if not updated [1] - The new gas pipelines being installed will use PE material, which theoretically has a lifespan of up to 50 years [1]

Core Insights - The article discusses the transformation of notary services in Shanghai, focusing on the proactive approach taken by notary offices to better serve businesses and integrate into the market [1][2]. Group 1: Service Innovation - The Longjing Notary Office has adopted a service mechanism called "Four Doubles and One" to enhance its engagement with enterprises, which includes dedicated teams and tailored services [1]. - A collaboration was established between the Longjing Notary Office and a law firm to create a self-built evidence storage platform, offering lower costs and higher legal validity compared to market alternatives [1]. - The notary offices in Shanghai are shifting from a passive to an active service model, emphasizing digital transformation and innovative service delivery [2]. Group 2: Digital Transformation - Several notary offices are developing blockchain-based evidence storage platforms to enhance trust and security, with the "Pudong Notary Chain" project being a notable example [2]. - The New Hongqiao Notary Office has created a one-stop electronic data storage platform, providing 24/7 self-service options for evidence collection and preservation [2]. Group 3: Tailored Services - New notary institutions have been established in key economic zones to provide specialized services focused on new industries and technologies [3]. - The New Hongqiao Notary Office has set up a dedicated window in a technology innovation area to address high-frequency needs related to intellectual property protection [3]. - Notary services play a crucial role in verifying the rights status of intellectual property used as collateral, thereby reducing legal risks for financial institutions [3]. Group 4: Legal Support - Notary services have proven effective in legal remedy stages, as demonstrated by a case where the Xuhui Notary Office helped secure evidence for a commercial secret infringement case, leading to a favorable court ruling [4]. - Continuous efforts are made by notary professionals to educate enterprises on the benefits of notary services, aiming to shift perceptions from hesitation to confidence in utilizing these services [4].

近年来，中国上海国际艺术节在全球演艺格局中承担着日益重要的角色。艺术节连续第二年与国内 权威调研数据分析机构"零点有数"合作，与爱丁堡国际艺术节、阿维尼翁戏剧节、香港艺术节、琉森音 乐节及萨尔茨堡音乐节等全球一流艺术节展进行系统对标分析，形成《第二十四届中国上海国际艺术节 综合评估报告》。 记者 诸葛漪 《第二十四届中国上海国际艺术节综合评估报告》昨天发布，据测算，第二十四届中国上海国际艺 术节整体拉动综合消费44.25亿元，可转化为GDP约11亿元，可转化财政收入约2.5亿元，呈现"投入产出 比高"的特点，成为大型活动机制创新的"上海样本"。 艺术节还助力提升上海文化品牌影响力。国际演艺大会及国际对话达成近600项合作意向，97.3% 与会机构对资源对接效果表示满意，"上海方案"助力行业迭代升级；"艺术天空"惠民活动以超百场活动 实现全方位、定制化的艺术渗透，"扶持青年艺术家计划""ARTRA自定艺"板块中19岁—34岁青年观众 占比均超五成，在科技融合程度、市民美育、惠民活动等核心维度已与国际一流节展并驾齐驱。 昨天，艺术节中心联合智通财经、光明乳业发布"第二十四届中国上海国际艺术节影响力指数致优 榜单" ...

Core Viewpoint - Shanghai is implementing a comprehensive regulatory framework for low-altitude flight safety, which includes the introduction of the "Interim Measures for the Safety Management of Civil Unmanned Aerial Vehicles" effective February 1, and a multi-departmental collaborative management system known as the "Five Ones" system [1][2]. Group 1: Regulatory Framework - The "Five Ones" system encompasses mechanisms, regulations, technology, services, and airspace management to create a governance structure for low-altitude flight safety [1]. - A collaborative mechanism will be established to facilitate information sharing, joint supervision, and emergency response among various departments, including transportation, air traffic control, civil aviation, public security, and economic information [1]. Group 2: Institutional Norms - The "Interim Measures for the Safety Management of Civil Unmanned Aerial Vehicles" clearly defines the responsibilities of various departments and the requirements for full-process supervision [1]. - Supporting documents such as the operational manual and service guidelines for low-altitude flight service institutions will be issued to ensure regulated management [1]. Group 3: Airspace Planning - Shanghai has defined the range of airspace suitable for flight and the control requirements for restricted airspace, allowing micro, light, and small drones to fly in designated areas without prior declaration after registration [2]. - Popular public drone flying experience zones have been established in locations such as the World Expo Cultural Park, Century Park, and Shanghai Botanical Garden [2]. Group 4: Smart Platform - The "Shanghai Low Altitude Flight Comprehensive Supervision Service Platform" will launch on February 1, enabling users to complete drone registration, flight declaration, and experience zone reservations through the "Shanghainese App" [2]. - The platform utilizes blockchain technology to mitigate data risks and requires drone operators to submit flight activity applications by noon the day before flying in controlled airspace [2]. Group 5: Service Center - The Shanghai Low Altitude Flight Service Center will officially operate on February 1, providing one-stop services for flight activity applications, airspace information inquiries, flight information services, and emergency response [3].