Core Viewpoint - Xingcheng, a county-level city in Liaoning Province, is leveraging its strong swimwear industry to boost tourism, transitioning from a manufacturing hub to a tourist destination through innovative strategies and local engagement [2][19]. Group 1: Tourism Development - The local tourism bureau has implemented a "first inquiry responsibility system" and "advance compensation" mechanism to enhance visitor experience, aiming to resolve disputes quickly and maintain a positive image of Xingcheng [2][4]. - In the first eight months of this year, Xingcheng received 10.46 million domestic tourists, a year-on-year increase of 16.38%, with tourism revenue reaching 5.518 billion yuan, also up 16.17% [3]. - The city has seen a significant increase in hotel occupancy rates, with nearly full bookings during the recent National Day holiday, and has added nearly 8,000 new beds to accommodate the growing number of visitors [4][3]. Group 2: Cultural and Emotional Engagement - The city is focusing on creating emotional value for tourists, branding itself as "Happy Xingcheng" with a simple smiley face symbol to attract younger visitors [10][11]. - Local initiatives include creating engaging experiences such as the "Smile Road" and colorful installations that have garnered significant online attention, leading to increased visitor engagement [11][13]. - The average stay duration for tourists has increased from 1.2 days to nearly 2 days, with a notable decrease in the average age of visitors by 10 years [17]. Group 3: Swimwear Industry Synergy - Xingcheng is recognized as the largest swimwear production base in China, producing 200 million pieces annually, with a market share of over 40% domestically and 25% internationally, generating an output value of 15 billion yuan [2][19]. - The synergy between the swimwear industry and tourism is evident, as the local high-end swimwear brand "Fandean" has opened a store in the ancient city, integrating cultural elements into its products [19]. - The city aims to transform its manufacturing capabilities into brand value and immersive experiences, addressing challenges such as reliance on external suppliers and the need for brand differentiation [20]. Group 4: Future Aspirations - The local government has set ambitious goals to develop Xingcheng into a "tourism hotspot city," then a "residential tourism city," ultimately attracting talent for long-term residency [21]. - Strategies for future growth include enhancing planning, accelerating projects, innovating business models, and improving marketing and service quality to elevate the city's brand recognition [21].

Core Viewpoint - The transformation of Cao County from a traditional agricultural county reliant on labor export to a new type of county driven by rural e-commerce took about a decade, initiated by the establishment of internet connectivity [4]. Group 1: Historical Context - Before gaining recognition for its Hanfu culture, Cao County was listed among the counties in Shandong with the heaviest poverty alleviation tasks [2]. - In 2005, Cao County exported 200,000 rural laborers, with an average monthly income of 700 to 800 yuan, contributing 1.7 billion yuan to the county's GDP of 5.65 billion yuan, accounting for approximately 30% of the total [3]. - The county's infrastructure was previously underdeveloped, with poor transportation hampering economic activities [3]. Group 2: E-commerce Development - The first e-commerce venture in Cao County began in 2008 when a local youth opened the county's first photography clothing store on Taobao, marking the start of the e-commerce era [6]. - By 2010, the first successful order was received, leading to a shift in focus towards the production and sale of performance costumes, which proved to be more profitable [8]. - The number of online stores in Dinglou Village grew from 14 in 2010 to over 100 by 2011, indicating a rapid adoption of e-commerce among local residents [8]. Group 3: Economic Impact - The average annual income of villagers in Dinglou Village increased from around 1,000 yuan to 60,000 yuan after the introduction of e-commerce [9]. - The establishment of a complete supply chain within a 5-kilometer radius around Dinglou Village facilitated the growth of the local performance costume industry [9]. - By 2024, the sales revenue of Hanfu in Cao County is projected to reach 8.75 billion yuan, with a year-on-year growth of 21.28% [20]. Group 4: Community and Cultural Influence - The e-commerce boom has created job opportunities for approximately 350,000 people in Cao County, significantly improving living standards [20]. - The local government has initiated programs to promote Hanfu culture across various sectors, aiming to establish it as a core pillar of the county's economy [20]. - The transformation has led to improved infrastructure and living conditions, with many villagers now owning new homes and vehicles [21].

2008年，博饼入选第二批国家级非物质文化遗产名录，成为 闽南文化的标志性名片之一。 作者：叶心冉 封图：图虫创意 每逢中秋临近，厦门的大街小巷总会传来乒乒乓乓的声音，那是骰子撞击瓷碗所发出的清脆声响， 这便是独属于闽南人的中秋节庆方式——博饼。 第一次玩博饼的人可能会被桌上的热闹绕晕：六颗骰子在红釉大碗中碰撞，停下时的点数组合对应 着一套完整的"科举体系"——从"一秀"到"状元"。要想成为一个老练的博饼玩家，避免骰子投完 后不知道自己所对应的彩头，则要花上时间记一记博饼的玩法。 这其中，"红四点"无疑是绝对的主角。最基础的"一秀"是一颗红色四点，"二举"则是两颗红四 点，往上的"三红"是三颗红四点，"对堂"需骰子点数恰好排成1至6的顺子。 "四进"则是四颗相同点数，但四颗红四点除外，为什么呢？因为四颗红四点就是激动人心的"状 元"啦！不过，"状元"不止这一个骰面组合，像五颗相同点数、五颗红四点，乃至六颗红四点，都 属于"状元"序列，且等级依次递增。 在博饼游戏中，比如十人围坐一桌争抢奖品时，"状元"礼通常只有一份。这就意味着，若有多位 玩家都掷出了不同形态的"状元"，就需要通过比较状元骰面等级来决定大奖花落 ...

二手房和新盘的上涨依旧是饭桌上最热的谈资。哪套独栋别墅 刚挂就已经被客户预定了，哪个新盘客户已经开始排队摇号， 关于房子的故事在这座小城轮番上演。 作者： 蔡越坤 封图：本报资料室 "证都没到手，倒先赚了近六万元。"付倩倩自己都觉得不可思议。 9月28日，付倩倩刚入了手一套定边县城核心地段的二手房。过户手续办完，房产证还没捂热，国庆长假就已到来。 谁料假期头一天，带看客户当场拍板：42.8万元，全款，不算增值税、中介费，以及所有税费——而她几天前拿下这套房时，总价还不到37万元。 房子不满两年，5.3%的增值税外加杂七杂八的税费合计超7%，买家却连眼都不眨，付倩倩颇为激动。 2024年开始，付倩倩便一头扎进定边县的房屋中介行当。短短一年，她亲眼见证这座陕北小城房价"一路狂飙"。 国庆节回乡，二手房和新盘的上涨依旧是饭桌上最热的谈资。哪套独栋别墅刚挂就已经被客户预定了，哪个新盘客户已经开始排队摇号，关于房子的故 事在这座小城轮番上演。 "石油小城"房价凭啥一直涨？ 定边县隶属被誉为"中国的科威特"的榆林市，位于陕西省西北部，榆林市最西端，陕甘宁蒙（区）七县（旗）交界处，有"三秦要塞"之说。是陕西省 的西北门户、 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the significance of Anyang as a historical witness to Chinese civilization, particularly through the discovery and study of oracle bones, which represent the earliest form of Chinese writing and provide insights into the Shang Dynasty's culture and society [1][26]. Group 1: Historical Significance - Anyang, known as a "Seven Dynasties Ancient Capital," is often overshadowed by other historical cities like Luoyang and Kaifeng, yet it holds the key to understanding ancient Chinese civilization through oracle bones [2][3]. - The discovery of oracle bones in 1899 marked a pivotal moment in Chinese historical research, leading to the recognition of Anyang as the site of the ancient capital of the Shang Dynasty [4][6][7]. - Over the course of nine years, 24,918 pieces of inscribed oracle bones were excavated, revealing a wealth of information about the Shang Dynasty's rituals, warfare, and daily life [9][11]. Group 2: Cultural Legacy - The oracle bones contain approximately 4,300 distinct characters, with about 1,500 of them being decipherable, forming the foundation of the earliest Chinese writing system [11]. - The content of these inscriptions covers various aspects of life, including agriculture, astronomy, and medicine, illustrating the complexity of Shang society [11]. - The ongoing research and digitalization of oracle bones are revitalizing interest in this ancient script, demonstrating its relevance in contemporary culture [13][21]. Group 3: Modern Interactions - The daily life of Anyang's residents is intertwined with its archaeological heritage, as they live in close proximity to historical sites, fostering a unique urban atmosphere [19][20]. - Young entrepreneurs are creatively engaging with oracle script, transforming ancient symbols into modern products, such as emoji and merchandise, showcasing the enduring appeal of this ancient writing [23][26]. - Digital technology is revolutionizing the study of oracle bones, allowing for faster analysis while still requiring expert interpretation to understand the historical context [21].

从"一碗水端平"到信托设计 香港商业家族虽只有百年传承历史，但最多已传承六代，家族 成员也成为各个领域的佼佼者。其背后的原因是成功的企业传 承、有效的人才培养和系统的家族治理。内地商业家族若从现 在开始，以更宏观、长远的视角看待家族企业传承和家族治 理，就更有可能实现家族企业传承的系统性目标，即企业持续 发展、财富管理得当、人才不断涌现和家族世代繁荣四者合 一。 作者： 李海涛 封图：图虫创意 从19世纪40年代至今，香港历经180多年的现代经济发展，虽道路曲折，但取得了国际公认的成 果，也涌现出一批持续经营多代的家族企业。 在2024胡润中国500强企业中，有42家企业历史超50年，其中70%来自香港和中国台湾；有6家企 业历史超百年，还有1家超90年，这些企业均来自香港。 掌管恒基兆业的李兆基家族、掌控九龙仓的包玉刚家族、创办李锦记的李文达家族、拥有周大福珠 宝品牌的郑裕彤家族，以及长期占据华人首富位置的李嘉诚家族等，都是其中的典型代表。 其中，创业时间最早的当属19世纪中期成立的香港中华煤气（1862年），后于1983年被李兆基家 族收购全部股权；最晚的则是1929年起步的郑裕彤家族相关企业。 历经百余 ...

作为一个三线城市的支线机场，大同这座往年旅客吞吐量排名 全国95位之后的中小机场，为何会推出如此"大手笔"？是确 有市场需求，还是赔本赚吆喝？ 作者： 刘劲松 封图：图虫创意 导读 壹 || 大同机场和运城机场便是先后于2024年3月和4月升格为国际机场，加上"国际"二字后的 部分支线机场立刻显得"高大上"起来，毕竟其余80%左右的支线机场仍然只能飞国内航线。 贰 || 旅游城市与航空公司形成了这样的利益纽带：地方政府给航空公司补贴→乘客得到优惠 机票→增加去某地旅游的概率和次数→带活了当地的经济→政府有了更多的税源→再拿出一部 分给航空公司发放补贴。 叁 || 当航空运输与文旅产业深度融合，实现了互促共进，补贴的"国际化"也未尝不是一种发 展路径。 中小机场的国际化 这一现象不禁让人联想到同属山西省的另一匹"黑马"——运城机场。 纵观全国的民航市场，近两年呈现出一个显著变化是： 国际航线布局正逐步向三四线城市延伸。 与过去国际航线资源高度集中于大型枢纽机场的格局不同，如今襄阳、大理和伊宁等中等城市相继 开通了国际或地区航线，山西省的运城和大同也跻身这一行列。这一趋势既为地方经济发展注入了 新动能，也为国家推 ...

产后吃"红糖鸡子"这个传统的具体时间难以确切考证，从古至 今已流传数百年，可能还不止。讲究一点的人家，鸡蛋要选土 鸡蛋；更讲究一点的人家，红糖要选上考红糖。什么是上考红 糖？那就是浙江永康市唐先镇上考村出产的红糖。 作者： 张晓晖 封图：经济观察报 在江南之地，女人坐月子期间，有一样滋补佳品，叫作"红糖鸡子"，顾名思义，就是红糖水煮荷包蛋，据说此物对产后恢复有着奇迹般的功效：鸡蛋补 身，糖水涨奶。产后吃"红糖鸡子"这个传统的具体时间难以确切考证，从古至今已流传数百年，可能还不止。 讲究一点的人家，鸡蛋要选土鸡蛋；更讲究一点的人家，红糖要选上考红糖。什么是上考红糖？那就是浙江永康市唐先镇上考村出产的红糖。 上考村是一个比《百年孤独》中的马孔多镇还要历史悠久的村庄，光是村子前面那棵樟树，就有600多岁，我母亲姓徐，来自这个村庄。这个村庄的村 民很容易区分，因为他们从小吃红糖，普遍牙齿不好；另外他们待人热情，希望你买一点村里的特产，比如上考红糖。 另外，你只要走进村里，指着田里的甘蔗林随便问一人："这是什么？"如果他回答你，这叫作"糖拐"，他是本地人；如果他回答你这是甘蔗，他是外地 人。糖拐实际上学名叫作糖蔗，属于 ...

Core Viewpoint - The "Hong Kong Stablecoin Regulation" is entering a rapid implementation phase, with strict regulations providing a trust endorsement that accelerates the aggregation of capital, technology, and scenarios, forming a new generation of "financial innovation testing ground" [2][22] Group 1: Market Demand and Regulatory Framework - Following the passage of the "Hong Kong Stablecoin Regulation" on May 21, 2025, the market is entering a rapid development phase, with a strong demand for stablecoin licenses from major financial and technology companies [3] - The regulatory framework emphasizes high standards and compliance, requiring applicants to have substantial capital, a robust risk management system, and clear application scenarios [3][9] - The regulation aims to establish a safe and innovative institutional paradigm, solidifying Hong Kong's position in the global stablecoin landscape [3] Group 2: Characteristics and Applications of Stablecoins - Stablecoins are digital assets anchored to fiat currencies, designed to maintain price stability, with USDT being a prominent example [4] - They have rapidly gained popularity due to their ability to serve as a foundational tool for crypto trading, payments, decentralized finance (DeFi), and tokenization of real-world assets (RWA) [5] Group 3: Strategic Significance and Global Regulatory Trends - The global regulatory landscape is shifting, with stablecoins gaining attention due to their value anchoring features and practical trading functions [7] - Stablecoins can promote the internationalization of the Renminbi and the evolution of the global trade system, particularly in high-frequency scenarios like cross-border e-commerce [7] - They are expected to enhance the resilience and modernization of financial infrastructure, serving as a "second clearing channel" [7] Group 4: Hong Kong's Role and Innovations - Hong Kong is positioned as a pioneer in stablecoin development, leveraging its "one country, two systems" advantage to attract global capital and projects [8] - Current explorations focus on expanding application scenarios, such as tokenizing assets like charging stations and trade receivables, and innovating cross-border payment and trade settlement processes [8] Group 5: Recommendations for Financial Institutions - Financial institutions in Hong Kong should establish a unified understanding of stablecoins, RWAs, and blockchain technology to navigate the evolving regulatory landscape [19] - They should prioritize standard financial RWAs due to their higher maturity and feasibility, which can help build trust and compliance advantages [20] - Institutions must enhance compliance capabilities and proactively build high-level trust with regulators, ensuring that RWA products genuinely serve the real economy [21]

Core Viewpoint - Chinese automotive companies are rapidly forming partnerships and localizing production in Europe to establish a competitive presence in the European market, driven by high tariffs and the need for a robust brand ecosystem [2][4]. Group 1: Market Entry Strategies - In the past 20 days, the urgency for Chinese automotive companies to enter the European market has intensified, marked by significant announcements such as Horizon's fundraising of 5.8 billion yuan and XPeng's entry into five European countries [2]. - Collaborations with established European manufacturers and suppliers, such as Magna and Bosch, are being pursued to facilitate market entry and production [2][4]. - The strategy of "light asset" models is being adopted, where companies like Leap Motor and XPeng utilize existing European facilities for production rather than building new factories [4][5]. Group 2: Localization and Production - Local production has become essential for Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers due to high export costs and compliance risks, with companies opting for partnerships to minimize investment [4][6]. - XPeng plans to enter five European markets, including Austria and Switzerland, through collaborations with local dealer groups [4][5]. - CATL has established multiple production bases in Europe, indicating a trend towards localizing the supply chain for battery production [6]. Group 3: Market Perception and Consumer Engagement - European consumers exhibit a mixed sentiment towards Chinese electric vehicles, with some expressing interest in the technology while others prefer to support local brands [9][11]. - The current penetration rate of electric vehicles in Europe is only 20%, highlighting the challenges and potential for growth in the market [12]. - Chinese companies are adapting their product strategies to meet European preferences, including the development of hybrid models and compact cars to navigate high tariffs [12]. Group 4: Technological Collaboration and Learning - The entry of Chinese electric vehicles into Europe is not just about market share but also involves collaboration with local firms to build a comprehensive supply chain [14]. - Companies like Horizon are actively seeking partnerships with global suppliers to enhance their technological capabilities and adapt to European standards [6][14]. - The process of localization will also serve as a learning opportunity for Chinese manufacturers to absorb advanced automotive technologies from Europe [14].