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预制菜打不败中国人的“新鲜信仰”
Hu Xiu· 2025-09-16 14:10
Core Viewpoint - The recent dispute between internet celebrity Luo Yonghao and Xibei has brought the topic of "pre-prepared dishes" into the spotlight, highlighting the negative perceptions associated with them in Chinese dining culture [1][2]. Group 1: Cultural Context of Freshness - Chinese food culture is deeply intertwined with the concept of freshness, where the time from farm to table is crucial for quality [3][5]. - Freshness is not only about time but also about taste, with specific regional preferences dictating what is considered fresh, such as live fish being killed on-site [3][4]. - The preference for fresh ingredients is evident in consumer behavior, as seen in the popularity of live poultry markets prior to health crises like SARS [3][4]. Group 2: Pre-prepared Dishes and Consumer Perception - Pre-prepared dishes are viewed as the antithesis of freshness, with consumers associating them with lower quality and safety concerns [6][7]. - The cultural resistance to pre-prepared dishes mirrors historical aversions to canned foods, with data showing significantly lower consumption rates in China compared to Western countries [6]. - The introduction of long shelf-life products raises consumer anxiety about freshness and quality, leading to skepticism about the nutritional value of such items [7][19]. Group 3: Central Kitchen Model in the Restaurant Industry - The central kitchen model has become prevalent among chain restaurants, with 68.3% of such establishments utilizing this system to streamline operations and reduce costs [10][14]. - Central kitchens allow for standardized food preparation, which can diminish the traditional role of chefs and the uniqueness of regional cuisines [11][12]. - The efficiency of central kitchens supports rapid expansion and profitability for restaurant chains, as seen in the case of Haidilao's subsidiary, which supplies ingredients to over 2,000 outlets [13]. Group 4: Market Trends and Future Outlook - The pre-prepared dish market in China is projected to grow significantly, with a market size of 419.6 billion yuan in 2022 and an expected annual growth rate of around 20% over the next few years [14][17]. - Despite the convenience offered by pre-prepared dishes, there remains a strong consumer preference for fresh, locally sourced ingredients, indicating a potential challenge for the industry [17][22]. - The need for transparency in the pre-prepared food supply chain is emphasized, as consumers seek assurance regarding the safety and quality of these products [20][21].
AMD推出远超英伟达H100性能的芯片,A股谁受益?| 0916 张博划重点
Hu Xiu· 2025-09-16 14:10
大反转:9月16日,今日市场震荡走高,创业板指一度跌幅超过1%,午后回升翻红,指数黄白线分化,中小盘股表现较强。沪深两市成交额2.34万亿,较上 一个交易日放量640亿。截至收盘,沪指涨0.04%,深成指涨0.45%,创业板指涨0.68%。 Meta年会即将召开: ...
高德地图:你用AI骗了我两次
Hu Xiu· 2025-09-16 13:38
AI的段子 看见高德扫街榜把"藤原豆腐总店"排在成都美食榜单的第三名,排在陈麻婆豆腐总店的后面。甚至还打败了双流老妈兔头。 作为一个成都人,我感觉有点好笑。 能做出这么个排名,怕是高德地图自己都没看过吧。或者情况更糟,是他们自己都不懂什么是"藤原豆腐店"。 那我凭着多年二次元的底子给他们科普一下:亲爱的高德地图AI产品经理,藤原豆腐总店不是比陈麻婆豆腐店差一点比双流 老妈兔头强一点的美食店。它是致敬日本漫画《头文字D》里面主角家的店铺(藤原豆腐店)而成的网红打卡点。 漫画《头文字D》 山藤原豆腐总店 高德地图CEO郭宁说过,"高德扫街榜是AI时代'用脚投票'的最真实榜单"。但现在的榜单怕是用脚到不了的。榜上的春熙路店 到我搜索时所处的龙泉山足有30公里,如果是双脚怕是要赶上一天才够给它投票。但还是要感谢高德地图,没有把藤原豆腐 幸好我是本地人,不会被骗。要是外地来的游客想要吃吃成都本地的美食,三十公里过去,就算是四轮,也得气到跳脚。那 高德地图,就变成用"跳脚"投票了。 这回靠着本地人优势,高德地图的AI没有骗到我,但8年前我是实实在在遭过它一招。 龙泉 店(都江堰店)推荐到这个榜单,那就是70~80公里了。 ...
建政网红查理·柯克被杀,凭什么能让白宫为他降半旗?
Hu Xiu· 2025-09-16 13:32
无官无职的网红被杀,凭什么能让白宫为他降半旗?拥枪之人死于枪下,到底是自由美利坚的日常风景 线,还是政治极端化的又一次具现? ...
云南诡湖,变色预示大事发生,连央视都测不出深度?
Hu Xiu· 2025-09-16 13:32
在云南有片能预知未来的水潭,水混必有灾厄发生;树枝缠满红布,当地人拒绝饮用;仪器无法测出深 度,水下暗藏一个黑暗的腐烂王国…… ...
甲骨文,焕发第二春?
Hu Xiu· 2025-09-16 13:20
一夜之间,甲骨文就从垂垂老矣的数据库公司变成AI巨擘,以及成为未来TikTok 股权交易的最大赢 家。 美东时间9 月15 日,甲骨文股价再度上涨3.41%。此前八月,它就被美国私人金融和投资咨询公司 Motley Fool列入"美股十巨头"之列。这"十巨头"除了此前的"七姐妹"【英伟达(NVDA)、微软 (MSFT)、苹果(AAPL)、亚马逊(AMZN)、Alphabet(GOOGL)、Meta Platforms(META)、 特斯拉(TSLA)】之外,加上了甲骨文(ORCL)、博通(AVGO)和奈飞(NFLX),认为它们将引 领AI前进方向。 跻身AI 巨头,甲骨文对云计算市场也野心勃勃。六月份的2025财年第四季度收益报告里,甲骨文CEO 萨弗拉·卡兹曾宣称:"甲骨文不仅有望成为全球最大的云应用公司,而且还有望成为全球最大的云基础 设施公司之一。" 甲骨文可能收到的一份大礼将巩固它在云计算市场的优势,那就是TikTok 美国用户数据将继续由甲骨 文托管,存储在得克萨斯州的数据中心。 更重磅的是,据传,甲骨文与沃尔玛组成的财团将有望接持 TikTok40%的股份。81岁的甲骨文创始人拉 里·埃里森迎娶了 ...
月子中心救不了高端酒店
Hu Xiu· 2025-09-16 12:54
在相似的处境下,这两个行业似乎开始"抱团取暖",从去年起,我们发现,月子中心悄然"入驻"各大高星酒店,奢华如柏悦、半岛、宝格丽、瑰丽等酒店 中,也出没着月子中心的身影。如今,一向与高端酒店合作、借助高端酒店资源运营的圣贝拉,终于扭亏为盈,看似更为这种合作带来了想象力。 只是,仅靠这点暖意驱散不了"寒冬"。 今年年初,在全国有67家门店的爱家月子中心宣告破产,而随着爱家的倒塌,前几年如火如荼的月子中心行业迎来一股泠冽的寒流,杭州、宁波、上海等 地的多个月子中心也接连"暴雷"。 一位从业者直言,"2025年应该是月子会所行业最难的一年,不出意外的话会倒一半,甚至60%。" 同样在经受考验的还有酒店行业,尤其是象征着奢华和身份的高端酒店。去年,全年一共有超过1000家中档及以上档次酒店停业,很多曾经火出天际的酒 店接连被法院拍卖,但鲜有人接盘。今年,"禁酒令"一出,更令高星酒店原本就不景气的宴会生意雪上加霜,迫不得已,酒店纷纷走向街头,摆起了小 摊。 "酒店+月子中心",或成主流? 2024年适逢龙年,生育迎来了一波小阳春,整个月子中心行业看起来蒸蒸日上,然而,这波高潮实际上已经让危机越发显露。根据《中国母婴产业发 ...
教科书隐瞒的真相:机关枪和坦克,竟是明朝发明的?
Hu Xiu· 2025-09-16 12:34
今天聊的应该是全世界最强的火器王国了,这里曾经拥有世界上最先进的火器部队。欧洲人还在穿铠甲 用长矛互捅的时候,他们已经用机关枪和火箭炮轰人了。这个王朝曾经和西方殖民列强至少打了十场战 争,结果场场获胜,无一败绩,这段历史在教科书上往往被一笔带过。这个王朝不仅发明了机关枪、火 箭炮、地雷,甚至还有古代版的坦克。今天讲的就是那个曾经让全世界都为之颤抖的——大明火器王 朝。 ...
2025年8月读书课:《如何用deepseek做投资》
Hu Xiu· 2025-09-16 11:18
2、DeepSeek背景:量化巨头的出圈之作 大家好,又到了我们每月一次的深度分享课。这次换个口味:不谈十几年前的旧书,聚焦2025年大放异 彩的人工智能工具——DeepSeek、Kimi等。它们好用、实用,如何移植到投资战场?怎样借此丰富、 优化我们的交易方法?今天简单聊聊。 想在市场上持续盈利,核心无非三条: 1. 掌握大众未知的信息或数据; 2. 从公开信息中提炼出别人没发现的规律,固化成可持续赚钱的因子; 大纲: 1、引言:AI工具与投资新战场 3、三大应用:提升投资能力的捷径 4、行业研究:扮演你的麦肯锡分析师 5、标的分析:全面财务与风险透视 6、未来展望:知识库与自动化可能 1、引言:AI工具与投资新战场 军情"——把数据巧合当成普适规律,包装得有利可图,实战却劳而无功。这是所有量化团队研发新策 略时都会踩的坑。 这场一夜之间席卷全球的"远程地震",源自中国,却改写了全球大模型竞争版图。功能如此耀眼,就得 把它搬进日常、搬进投资。正如段子所言:过去量化基金在A股赚得盆满钵满,其中不少银子是个人散 户"赞助"的;如今他们掏钱搞出了DeepSeek,咱们必须用起来——毕竟当年"交过学费"。 言归正传 ...
主动996,住进“棺材房”,硅谷00后疯狂“自我整顿”
Hu Xiu· 2025-09-16 11:05
Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the extreme work culture among young AI entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley, highlighting their dedication to work at the expense of personal well-being and social life, driven by the desire for success and financial freedom [2][12][22]. Group 1: Work Culture and Lifestyle - Many young founders in Silicon Valley are adopting an extreme work ethic, often working over 90 hours a week and sacrificing sleep and social activities [2][5][12]. - The office has become a multifunctional space for these entrepreneurs, serving as their workplace, dining area, and even sleeping quarters [6][8]. - The trend of "sleeping in the office" is prevalent, with some entrepreneurs using makeshift sleeping arrangements to maximize work time [6][8]. Group 2: Investment Landscape - The investment landscape for AI startups has seen fluctuations, with global private investment in AI startups totaling approximately $96 billion in 2023, a decrease of nearly 20% from $103.4 billion in 2022 [13][17]. - Despite the decline in total investment, the number of AI startups receiving funding has increased, with 1,812 companies securing financing in 2023, a 40.6% rise from the previous year [17][18]. - The average funding amount per startup has decreased, indicating a more competitive environment where only those with strong capabilities can secure significant investments [18][20]. Group 3: Competitive Environment - The AI startup ecosystem is characterized by intense competition and a lack of differentiation among many new entrants, leading to a reliance on basic models and applications [21]. - Investors are increasingly cautious, preferring to fund established companies or those with clear competitive advantages, which has led to a "winner-takes-all" dynamic in the market [21][22]. - The pressure to succeed is compounded by the rapid pace of technological advancement, with many entrepreneurs feeling a sense of urgency to capitalize on fleeting opportunities [27][28]. Group 4: Motivations and Aspirations - The drive for financial success and the allure of becoming a "unicorn" motivate many young entrepreneurs to endure extreme working conditions [23][25]. - The current AI boom is likened to the internet bubble of the late 1990s, with many seeing it as a chance to achieve life-changing wealth [24][25]. - There is a pervasive fear of missing out (FOMO) among entrepreneurs, pushing them to work tirelessly to secure their place in the rapidly evolving AI landscape [26][27]. Group 5: Future Outlook - The article suggests that the most successful AI companies may not emerge from the most extreme work cultures but rather from teams that balance ambition with sustainability [31][32]. - The ongoing struggle and dedication of these young entrepreneurs are noted as significant contributions to the evolving narrative of the AI industry [32][33].