记者注意到，尽管新规已经实施多日，但仍旧有部分旅客将没有3C标识的充电宝带到了机场。"您这款 充电宝没有3C标识，按照新规无法携带上机。"一位安检员提醒旅客。无法带上飞机的充电宝，一些旅 客选择自行放弃。对于希望保留充电宝的旅客，安检员则进行及时提醒。 大兴机场也提供了充电宝快递及暂存服务。大兴机场客服人员告诉记者，旅客携带了没有3C标识的充 电宝无法通过安检，旅客如果希望保留充电宝，可以到国内出发安检区外的京东快递点进行邮寄。此 外，京东快递点还可以办理暂存手续，旅客可以将充电宝最多暂存7天。 昨天上午，记者来到首都机场3号航站楼看到，在国内出发通道前，安检人员搭起充电宝查验台，携带 充电宝的旅客可提前拿出充电宝，交给安检人员进行查验。通过查验的充电宝，安检人员会将其放入透 明袋中并密封保存，旅客下楼通过安检之后，可以自行将充电宝拆封取出。 本报讯（记者李博）记者昨天从首都机场和大兴机场了解到，旅客携带不符合新规的充电宝到达机场， 除了可以通过机场内快递网点寄送至家或目的地，还可以将充电宝免费暂存机场，待返京后再取回。 首都机场一位工作人员告诉记者，目前机场两座航站楼针对旅客携带的充电宝提供免费暂存服务，暂 ...

Core Viewpoint - The East River water supply project has been crucial for Hong Kong's water security and economic development over the past 60 years, symbolizing the deep connection between Jiangxi and Hong Kong [1][3][12]. Group 1: Historical Context - The East River water supply project was initiated in response to a severe drought in Hong Kong in 1963, leading to the construction of an 83-kilometer water supply line [2][3]. - The project was officially opened on March 1, 1965, providing a stable water supply that ended Hong Kong's water scarcity issues [2][3]. Group 2: Economic Impact - Over the past 60 years, Hong Kong's GDP has increased by more than 266 times, largely supported by the stable water supply from the East River [3]. - The annual water supply capacity from the East River has expanded from 6.8 million cubic meters to 2.423 billion cubic meters [3]. Group 3: Environmental Protection - The East River source area has maintained water quality above national standards due to strict ecological protection measures implemented by local communities [5][6]. - Significant sacrifices have been made by local populations in the East River source area to protect the water source, including shutting down over 160 enterprises and rejecting numerous investment projects [6][7]. Group 4: Community Engagement - Recent initiatives have seen Hong Kong youth engaging in activities to promote awareness and appreciation of the East River source, fostering a sense of connection and gratitude towards the source area [11]. - The local government has successfully transformed ecological advantages into economic benefits, with the contribution of ecological industries to local GDP rising from 23% in 2018 to 61% in 2024 [10].

Core Viewpoint - The newly revised Public Security Administration Punishment Law, effective from January 1 next year, establishes the legitimacy of self-defense measures for citizens against unlawful acts, marking a significant shift in the legal landscape regarding self-defense [1][2]. Group 1: Legal Changes - The new law explicitly allows citizens to take defensive actions to protect themselves or others, ensuring that those who act in self-defense are exempt from administrative penalties [1][2]. - The law outlines five specific scenarios that clarify the legality of self-defense, define the limits of defense, and establish the burden of proof, thereby providing a solid legal foundation for citizens to act in self-defense [2][3]. Group 2: Social Implications - The revision addresses the previous ambiguity in recognizing self-defense in public security cases, which often led to a culture of fear where victims hesitated to defend themselves due to potential legal repercussions [2][3]. - The change is expected to enhance public safety and restore confidence in the legal system, allowing individuals to distinguish right from wrong and promoting social justice [2][3].

Core Viewpoint - The new regulation from the Civil Aviation Administration of China prohibits passengers from carrying power banks without the 3C certification on domestic flights, effective from June 28. Airports in Beijing are now offering temporary storage services for power banks that do not meet these requirements, allowing travelers to store them for up to 7 days [1]. Group 1: Regulation and Compliance - The new regulation bans power banks without clear 3C certification, recalled models, or unclear labeling from being taken on board domestic flights [1]. - Passengers can voluntarily abandon non-compliant power banks or send them home via courier services available at the airport [1]. - Airports are required to set up reasonable areas for passengers to abandon or temporarily store power banks, enhancing understanding and compliance with the policy [1]. Group 2: Airport Services - Both Capital Airport and Daxing Airport provide free temporary storage services for power banks, with a maximum storage period of 7 days [1]. - At Capital Airport, the storage locations are at the T3 Passenger Service Center on the first floor of the parking garage and the T2 Passenger Service Center in the basement of Terminal 2 [1]. - Daxing Airport also offers courier and temporary storage services, with passengers able to store their power banks for up to 7 days at the JD Express point outside the domestic departure security area [1].

Core Viewpoint - The "Clear Beijing · Intelligent Future" algorithm governance evaluation meeting highlighted the achievements and ongoing efforts in algorithm governance in Beijing, with participation from government departments, internet companies, industry experts, and netizens [1][2]. Group 1: Algorithm Governance Initiatives - The Beijing Internet Information Office, in collaboration with various departments, launched a special action focusing on six typical issues and 27 inspection items related to algorithm governance since November last year [1]. - Major platforms like Douyin, Kuaishou, and Meituan presented their algorithm governance initiatives, including Douyin's verification mechanism for hot topics, Kuaishou's self-assessment and content preference adjustment features, and Meituan's rider engagement meetings and fatigue prevention measures [1]. Group 2: Outcomes and Future Directions - The algorithm governance efforts have shown significant results, but there is a need to focus on weak areas to enhance algorithm safety comprehensively [2]. - The Beijing Internet Information Office plans to further research and implement effective measures for algorithm governance, aiming to transition from concentrated governance to a more normalized governance approach [2].

Core Points - The HICOOL 2025 Global Entrepreneurship Competition has been launched in Haidian District, Beijing, emphasizing the district's role as a core area for international technological innovation [1][5] - Haidian District has established a modern industrial system led by artificial intelligence, with a comprehensive industrial chain in AI, including chips, frameworks, large models, and data technology [3][7] - The competition has seen over 10,000 participating projects and individuals this year, highlighting its growing international presence and influence [5][19] Group 1: Event Overview - The launch ceremony was attended by key officials and representatives from various sectors, including investment institutions and innovative enterprises [1] - Haidian District aims to create a vibrant ecosystem for young talent and entrepreneurship, focusing on AI and robotics [5][7] - The district has a robust industrial ecosystem with over 1,900 AI companies and a comprehensive support system for startups [7][9] Group 2: Support and Policies - Haidian District has implemented a series of talent policies, including the "AI 20 Measures" and the "Haiying Plan," to support innovation and entrepreneurship [9][11] - The district has established a technology growth fund of 20 billion yuan to foster the development of technology startups [11][14] - Various incentives are provided for projects entering the Zhongguancun Dongsheng Science Park, including office space and housing support [14][19] Group 3: Competition and Participants - The competition features over 220 high-quality projects in the AI and robotics sectors, covering the entire AI industrial chain [19] - Previous winners of the HICOOL competition have shared their success stories, highlighting the support received from Haidian District [16][17] - The event serves as a platform for global entrepreneurs to connect with resources and opportunities in Haidian [19]

Core Viewpoint - The speech by Professor Tang Yonghua from East China Normal University emphasizes the value of pursuing "useless" subjects like literature and archaeology, highlighting the importance of passion over material gain [1][2]. Group 1: Importance of Humanities - The perception of humanities as "useless" is challenged, as they contribute to personal spiritual adjustment and the preservation of civilization [1][2]. - Humanities are seen as essential for awakening the poetic aspects of life and constructing spiritual guidance, transcending the superficial debate of usefulness [1][2]. Group 2: The Value of "Unconventional" Choices - The article discusses the societal need for individuals who prioritize spiritual values alongside material gains, suggesting that both perspectives are necessary for holistic development [2]. - Students choosing "unconventional" fields like literature and archaeology are portrayed as vital for exploring broader spiritual realms and understanding life's deeper meanings [2].

Core Viewpoint - The dialogue on "World in Beijing: Thematic Dialogue on Copyright Output of Ning Ken's Works" emphasizes the interconnectedness of global literature and the significance of Ning Ken's writing in the context of Beijing's cultural landscape [1] Group 1: Ning Ken's Literary Contribution - Ning Ken's work is described as "detailed, vivid, and profound," highlighting the need to recognize its value within the framework of world literature [1] - He is characterized as a "hexagonal warrior" in the literary field, indicating his versatility across various genres such as poetry, prose, and novels [1] - His title as "literary assassin" reflects his uncompromising spirit in artistic exploration [1] Group 2: Perspectives from Translators and Publishers - Egyptian sinologist Yara emphasizes the importance of Beijing in Ning Ken's work, describing it as a narrative about "place" and "memory" [1] - American sinologist Thomas Moran praises Ning Ken's originality, citing Mo Yan's description of him as a "writer who creates his own style" [1] - Yara shares her unique experience translating "Beijing: City and Year," noting the significance of the title which reflects both the city and the author's life experiences [1] Group 3: Publishing Insights - Li Yang from Chas Publishing highlights the value of publishing "Zhongguancun Notes," which presents content previously unknown to Western readers, enhancing the understanding of China's Silicon Valley [1] - Thomas Moran describes the nearly ten-year journey of translating "Tian·Cang," emphasizing the importance of firsthand experience in understanding the geographical and cultural context of the work [1] Group 4: Author's Reflections - Ning Ken expresses gratitude towards his translators and publishers, reflecting on the serendipitous connections that have facilitated the global reach of his works [1] - He notes the significance of these relationships in bridging cultural gaps, illustrating how the world can feel both distant and close [1]

Core Insights - The event showcased over 50 robotics companies presenting innovative products, highlighting the practical applications of robots in various sectors such as industrial, medical, and service industries [9] - The robots demonstrated capabilities including inspection, cleaning, and interactive companionship, emphasizing the versatility and technological advancements in the robotics field [9][10] Group 1: Industrial Applications - Yushutech's quadruped robot has been successfully applied in intelligent power inspection and firefighting rescue scenarios [9] - Moxian Technology showcased a humanoid robot with advanced tactile sensors, enabling it to perform delicate tasks like grasping with high precision [9] Group 2: Service and Consumer Applications - The "Kirin Seat" flexible automatic charging robot from Wanxun Technology can simulate human arm movements for precise charging of electric vehicles, already deployed in automotive smart driving experiences [10] - The AI pancake-making robot from Yuanhu demonstrates an intelligent temperature control system, capable of preparing traditional Tianjin pancakes in just three minutes [10] - The Ropet robot pet from Mengyou Intelligent offers personalized interaction, learning from user engagement to develop unique personalities [10] Group 3: Environmental Applications - The "Ouka Whale Spirit" water surface inspection robot integrates multiple sensors for autonomous cleaning and monitoring of water bodies, effectively collecting debris and maintaining cleanliness [10]

Core Viewpoint - Tove Ditlevsen, a renowned Danish author, explores themes of marriage, family, love, and the struggles of women through her personal experiences and literary works, particularly in her novels "Faces" and "Evil Happiness" [6][7][11]. Group 1: Author's Background and Themes - Tove Ditlevsen was born in 1917 in a working-class family in Copenhagen and experienced a tumultuous life with four marriages, which deeply influenced her writing [6]. - Her works often depict women constrained by marriage and societal expectations, reflecting her pessimistic view of marital life [6][10]. - Ditlevsen's autobiographical work "Copenhagen Trilogy" reveals her personal struggles, including her desire for fame, abortion, and drug addiction, showcasing her unique perspective as a female writer [7][8]. Group 2: Analysis of "Faces" - "Faces" is a novel that illustrates the psychological turmoil of Liselotte Mundus, a successful children's book author who suspects her husband of infidelity, leading her to a state of madness [8][9]. - The narrative blurs the lines between reality and hallucination, highlighting the chaos within family life and the protagonist's deteriorating mental state [9][10]. - The recurring motif of "faces" symbolizes both identity and deception, serving as a metaphor for the complexities of human relationships and the façade of domestic life [10][16]. Group 3: Analysis of "Evil Happiness" - "Evil Happiness" consists of 21 short stories primarily featuring female protagonists, reflecting Ditlevsen's deep understanding of women's identities and struggles [11][12]. - The stories address themes of lost childhood, family dynamics, and the challenges of marriage, often portraying the emotional crises faced by women in oppressive environments [11][12]. - Ditlevsen's writing style effectively captures the tension and despair in marital relationships, often culminating in silent acceptance of one's fate [12][16]. Group 4: Literary Techniques and Symbolism - Ditlevsen skillfully uses everyday objects and details to evoke significant emotional responses, illustrating the gaps in intimate relationships [13][14]. - The character of Helga in the story "Umbrella" exemplifies the lack of emotional fulfillment in her marriage, symbolizing the broader struggles of women in patriarchal societies [13][14]. - The interconnectedness of characters across stories in "Evil Happiness" creates a rich tapestry of female experiences, emphasizing the pervasive nature of their struggles [15]. Group 5: Conclusion on Ditlevsen's Impact - Ditlevsen's works reveal the underlying issues in familial relationships, challenging the notion of a harmonious domestic life and exposing the realities of emotional neglect and misunderstanding [16]. - Her ability to articulate the complexities of women's experiences in marriage and family life positions her as a significant voice in literature, particularly in the context of feminist discourse [16].