Core Insights - The reform in cultivating outstanding engineers in China has made significant progress over the past three years, with nearly 26,000 master's and doctoral students jointly recruited and trained by universities and enterprises, and over 2,000 graduates have already entered the workforce [1][3] Group 1: Reform Implementation - The reform is characterized by five main aspects: restructuring the traditional engineering talent training model, establishing a new talent cultivation platform through university-enterprise councils, and creating national excellence engineer colleges and innovation research institutes [2] - The process includes integrating enterprise innovation resources into engineering education, implementing a work-study alternation model, and making practical enterprise experience a mandatory part of the curriculum [2] - The focus is on enhancing the technical innovation capabilities and problem-solving skills of outstanding engineers, with over 10,000 industry-specific problems identified as research topics for master's and doctoral students [2] Group 2: Achievements and Standards - Over 2,500 innovative achievements have been made by the first cohort of engineering master's graduates, with seamless integration of talent training and engineer title evaluation achieved in provinces like Zhejiang, Guangdong, Heilongjiang, and Jiangsu [3] - The Ministry of Education has released the "Outstanding Engineer Education Certification Standards," which is the world's first certification standard focused on engineering master's and doctoral education, filling a gap in the international engineering education certification system [3] - This standard is seen as a crucial foundation for advancing the reform of outstanding engineer training and enhancing the international influence of China's higher engineering education [3]

Core Insights - Beijing is leveraging its unique advantages as a "Double Olympic City" to develop a diverse ice and snow tourism product system, integrating resources from the city, suburbs, and the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, aiming to make winter tourism a new engine for high-quality regional development [1] Urban Ice and Snow Facilities - The enthusiasm for ice and snow sports in Beijing is rising, with city parks offering family-friendly snow play areas and professional indoor ice rinks, making ice and snow activities accessible to a wider audience [1][2] - Major parks are set to open dedicated snow play areas, featuring safe and engaging activities for children, enhancing the local winter tourism experience [2] Upgraded Ice Rinks - The All-Star Skating Club in Fengtai District features an Olympic-standard ice surface and hosts various events, catering to all age groups from beginners to professionals [4] - Ice rinks are focusing on different user needs, with facilities like the Huaxi Ice and Snow Entertainment Center providing a large professional ice surface and a seamless integration of shopping and dining experiences [5] Ski Resorts for Beginners - Eleven ski resorts in the suburbs are focusing on the needs of children and beginner skiers, creating dedicated beginner slopes and enhancing facilities to lower the entry barriers for ice and snow sports [6] - The Nanshan Ski Resort has established a dedicated practice area for young children, ensuring a safe learning environment with professional instructors [6][7] Regional Collaboration - The "2025-2026 Beijing-Zhangjiakou Ice and Snow Cultural Tourism Season" has been launched, promoting regional collaboration with themed tourism routes connecting Olympic venues and cultural spaces [10] - The integration of cultural elements into winter tourism is highlighted by events that combine traditional crafts with winter sports, enhancing the overall visitor experience [11] Enhanced Transportation Services - The introduction of "snow gear convenience services" on high-speed trains between Beijing and Zhangjiakou aims to facilitate travel for winter sports enthusiasts, making it easier to transport ski equipment [13] Event-Driven Tourism - Beijing is hosting a series of international and domestic ice and snow events, enhancing its appeal as a winter tourism destination and promoting a "watching and traveling" trend [15][17] - The city has developed a "Double Olympic 100" event system, ensuring a continuous schedule of exciting events throughout the winter season, which is expected to drive tourism and local consumption [19][20]

Core Viewpoint - The case highlights the legal implications of using cheating software for game boosting services, emphasizing that such practices constitute unfair competition and harm the gaming ecosystem [1][3]. Group 1: Case Background - The Shanghai-based company, Mihayou, operates the game "Genshin Impact," which has a high download volume across platforms [2]. - A technology company sold 7.6 million game boosting orders, generating over 7 million yuan in sales, positioning itself among the top sellers on an e-commerce platform [2]. - Mihayou's investigation revealed that the technology company used cheating software to enhance game accounts rapidly, leading to account bans due to violations of game rules [2]. Group 2: Court Ruling - The court determined that the technology company's actions constituted unfair competition, as they disrupted the normal gaming order and affected Mihayou's expected revenue [3]. - The court ordered the technology company to compensate Mihayou 3 million yuan for economic losses and legal expenses, along with a public apology [3]. Group 3: Legal Commentary - The judge emphasized that using cheating software undermines the innovation and development of the gaming industry, warning against practices that harm the rights of other operators and consumers [4]. - Cheating services often offer low prices, which can disrupt the market and lead to account bans for users, creating tension among fair players [4]. - The judge noted that frequent use of cheating software could negatively impact the profitability of original game developers and hinder the industry's sustainable growth [5].

更值得警惕的是，此类行为将个人风险转嫁为社会代价。一旦发生意外，救援力量不得不进入未开发区 域实施搜救，不仅耗费大量公共资源，也将救援人员置于危险境地。近年来，多地因驴友违规穿越启动 救援的案例屡见不鲜。每个人都有选择生活方式的自由，但自由从来不应建立在对他人与社会无端负累 的基础上的。 河南南太行景区工作人员那句"总有些人在拼命地寻找刺激"点出了问题的关键。寻求刺激是人的天性， 但文明社会的进步，恰恰是以理性与规则为基础的，而非纵容其泛滥。我们尊重多元化的休闲旅行方 式，也理解现代人对突破常规的渴望，但这一切必须建立在珍视生命、承担责任的大前提之下。 对于景区，仅靠标识提示风险已远远不够，面对"双岭线"这类驴友路线，或可考虑与户外组织、社交平 台形成更紧密的共治。主动发布风险提示，明确未开发区域的具体位置和潜在危险；与当地救援力量建 立联动机制，提前做好应急准备。进一步加强与平台的合作，同时提供更多安全的替代选择——通过建 设规范步道、组织专业领队活动，将探索的冲动疏导至可持续的轨道。 近日，有大量网友发布在太行山脉一处名为窟窿山的地方打卡的视频和图片。从特定视角看，驴友就像 是挂在悬崖峭壁上，看上去十分刺 ...

"蚂蚁"虽小，危害不小；"苍蝇"成群，其害如虎。聚焦就业创业、教育医疗、养老社保、生态环 保、安全生产、食品药品安全等领域，严肃查处贪污侵占、截留挪用、虚报冒领、吃拿卡要等行为，根 治群众身边腐败问题，司法机关在"打击"与"防范"并举上可以发挥更大作用。这为坚决打赢反腐败斗争 攻坚战持久战提供了有力司法保障，群众身边的公平正义也将得以更好守护。 12月9日，最高人民法院、最高人民检察院联合发布5件依法惩治群众身边腐败犯罪典型案例，涉及 住房保障、养老服务、医保基金、校园餐、残疾人权益等领域。此举旨在充分发挥典型案例教育、警 示、震慑作用，彰显了司法机关以"零容忍"态度惩治民生领域"蝇贪蚁腐"的坚定决心。 从此次"两高"联合发布的典型案例中我们看到，司法机关针对物业维修资金管理、制度建设、监督 落实等方面存在的问题向涉案单位提出建议，促成涉案县所在市开展了专项整治行动，并健全完善了相 关监管制度。司法机关就办案中发现的医保基金监管、报销审核等方面存在的制度不健全、管理不规范 等问题，建议医保管理部门升级医保基金监管系统，加大基金使用稽查力度，加强关键岗位人员管理， 让医保管理部门及时开展行业整顿，并移送了医保基 ...

Core Viewpoint - The illegal resale of medical insurance drugs has formed a black industrial chain, posing health risks to patients and severely undermining the security of the national medical insurance fund [1][2][3]. Group 1: Traditional Practices and Current Trends - Traditional practices involved drug dealers directly purchasing reimbursed drugs from patients at slightly higher than the purchase price but significantly lower than market price, exploiting patients' lack of understanding of medical insurance policies [1]. - Recent trends show that drug dealers have developed a complete chain from inducing patients to acquire drugs, to multi-level transactions, ultimately leading to market entry, often using online platforms and social media to gain patients' trust [2]. Group 2: Emerging Risks and Regulatory Challenges - The rise of internet healthcare and online drug purchasing may lead to new illegal drug resale methods, such as using fake accounts and orders to obtain medical insurance reimbursements [3]. - The expansion of medical insurance cross-regional settlements increases the risk of illegal drug resales across regions, necessitating enhanced regulatory measures [3]. Group 3: Regulatory Recommendations - To combat the growing issue of cross-regional drug resales, it is recommended that various departments establish information-sharing and joint law enforcement mechanisms to break down information barriers [3]. - Utilizing big data and artificial intelligence for real-time monitoring and analysis of medical insurance reimbursement and drug circulation data is essential to detect anomalies and improve regulatory precision [3].

Group 1 - The core idea of the news is the proposal by the Beijing Municipal Committee to develop the 15th Five-Year Plan for the city's economic and social development, focusing on urban-rural integration and enhancing governance efficiency in mega cities [1] - The "Two Parks and One River" initiative includes the Shougang Park, Garden Expo Park, and Yongding River, covering a 22-kilometer stretch along the river with a total area of approximately 92.5 square kilometers [2] - The plan outlines six key tasks and 82 major projects, aiming for foundational construction completion within one year, basic formation of the cultural and tourism vitality belt in three years, and a long-term vision of "Mountain Water Beijing West, Vitality Yongding" [2] Group 2 - The year 2025 is designated as a critical year for the "Two Parks and One River" initiative, with a focus on the launch area along the left bank of the Yongding River, where representative projects were showcased during the recent service trade fair [2] - The introduction of a waterborne public transport system via the Garden Expo Lake ferry project will enable a five-minute crossing to the opposite bank, enhancing urban mobility and leisure experiences for citizens [2] - Significant progress has been made on the Shijingshan (Ben Mountain) protection and enhancement project, which includes new pathways and a scenic platform for public enjoyment, promoting both recreational and natural experiences [3]

Group 1 - The core issue is the unauthorized sale of wedding photos on second-hand trading platforms, which raises concerns about the infringement of portrait rights and copyright of photography agencies [1][2] - Many sellers are offering wedding photo packages at extremely low prices, with some listings showing 1200 images for less than 2 yuan, and even as low as 0.01 yuan [1] - The leakage of wedding photos can be attributed to poor management by photography studios, where internal staff may sell photos for profit or where security measures are inadequate, leading to unauthorized access [1][2] Group 2 - Photography studios have a responsibility to safeguard consumers' wedding photos and cannot evade liability by claiming ignorance or attributing the issue to third-party actions [2] - Online platforms must take proactive measures to monitor and manage the sale of wedding photos, implementing mechanisms for keyword recognition, price anomaly alerts, and content review to prevent infringement [2] - Consumers whose wedding photos are sold online should take immediate action to protect their rights, including contacting platform customer service, reporting to regulatory authorities, or pursuing legal action if necessary [3]

《教师生成式人工智能应用指引(第一版)》发布 "AI判作文结果"教师不得直接使用 继对中小学生使用人工智能学习、完成作业的行为划出红线后,教育部近日又发文,对教师在教学中 的AI使用进行指引和规范。这部由教育部教师队伍建设专家指导委员会发布的《教师生成式人工智能 应用指引(第一版)》,旨在引导教师科学、安全、合规、理性地应用生成式人工智能。其中提出,教师不 得将生成式人工智能对作文等作业的自动批改结果作为学生最终评价予以直接使用。 [责任编辑：杨景茹] 今年上半年,教育部接连发布《中小学人工智能通识教育指南(2025年版)》和《中小学生成式人工智 能使用指南(2025年版)》,提出学生应避免在作业中简单复制生成式人工智能工具生成的内容,避免使用 生成式人工智能参加考试与测验,不得利用生成式人工智能作弊。此次出台的《教师生成式人工智能应 用指引(第一版)》则旨在明确教师在使用生成式人工智能过程中需审慎判断的行为边界,以及提高通用操 作能力。教师应掌握生成式人工智能基本特征与应用策略,有效防范其可能对学生思维发展、价值观塑 造、教育公平、数据隐私等方面带来的风险,确保技术应用符合教育伦理与法律法规。 《指引》提出 ...

Core Viewpoint - Financial literacy education is essential for children, helping them establish a correct view of consumption and money management that will benefit them throughout their lives [1][2]. Group 1: Financial Literacy Education - Financial literacy education should start with managing pocket money, where parents can set an appropriate amount based on family circumstances and the child's age, establish a regular distribution cycle, and review spending habits together [1]. - Children should be encouraged to manage their desires and make rational purchasing decisions, distinguishing between wants and needs, and comparing prices to assess value for money [1][2]. Group 2: Financial Planning and Investment - Children should be guided to read age-appropriate financial books to develop an understanding of financial planning, and parents can share their experiences to illustrate the relationship between consumption, saving, and investment [2]. - Pocket money can be divided into spending, saving, and investing, with parents introducing children to various investment options like savings accounts, government bonds, insurance, and stocks [2]. Group 3: Philanthropy and Giving - Encouraging children to donate a portion of their pocket money to help those in need can foster a sense of joy and responsibility, while also teaching them to discern genuine needs and decide how much to donate [2]. Group 4: Long-term Process - Financial literacy education is a long-term process that requires children to practice money management, learn from their experiences, and gradually build a solid foundation for their future financial lives [2].