安徽最"可怜"的城市：曾经实力媲美上海，如今只能在三线徘徊。这座城市便是芜湖。 曾经芜湖的芜湖港可是长江水运的第五大港，并且还是安徽省的最大的货运、外贸、集装箱中转港，国家一类口岸。放眼当时也只有上海能够和它相提 并论。 当然即使是在整个长三角内，芜湖也可以说是核心城市之一了。在最早的时候，他的发展比合肥还要好上一些，曾经是安徽的经济中心。 不过经过长时间的落寞，芜湖可能也觉得不能坐以待毙了，如今也是在奋力的追赶其它城市中，虽然和一些比较发达的城市还是有着一定的差距，但芜 湖还是有希望的。 但是如今，芜湖却成为了最"可怜"最"可惜"的城市。因为所有城市都在争先恐后的发展，为的就是在我国能够占据更高的地位。 这些争先恐后发展的城市就像是一群有梦想的年轻人一样，而芜湖却像一位不想与年轻人争抢的老人一样，慢悠悠的往前走着。 而在它后面的年轻人都在相继的超越这位老人，这也就让芜湖与其它的一些城市拉开了很大的差距，如今的它也只能在三线城市徘徊。 这是相当让人意外的一件事，毕竟芜湖位于长江三角的地带，有着第五大港口，按道理来说，这里的经济不应当存在下降的问题。 如今虽然芜湖的底子还在，但随着越来越没有人气的空楼盘的出现， ...

新华社济南12月10日电（记者陈国峰、张昕怡）一到冬天，常常有人想起济南。老舍的散文《济南的冬天》，把冬日的老济南城描绘成"理想的 境界"。"济南的冬天是响晴的"，在近一个世纪的时间里，老舍的文字让一代代读者对这座城市心生向往。冬日济南到底什么模样？ "一个老城，有山有水，全在天底下晒着阳光……"山，自古至今支撑着济南的风骨。老济南城被山环绕，在老舍看来，"这一圈小山在冬天特别可 爱，好像是把济南放在一个小摇篮里"。 济南市护城河周边的冬日景色。新华社发 初冬的护城河两岸仍旧垂柳依依，青青柳色让初到济南的游客感到惊讶。众泉汇流而成的护城河明澈清盈，无论冬夏，始终以清浅碧绿示人，水 草在阳光下泛着如玉光泽，像流淌着的玛瑙翡翠一般。正是有了泉水的"恒温"滋养，泉边的垂柳、水下的绿藻，即使面对寒流侵扰，依旧能保持 难得的绿意，成为萧瑟冬日里最倔强的一抹亮色，而且"天儿越晴，水藻越绿"。 "济南的冬天一定是从秋天带来了嫁妆！"有游客说道，冬日河湖岸边秋色依然，清朗而艳丽，宁静而灵动，如同长卷油画。"疑是在江南，更非凡 人间！" 随着济南城区面积不断扩张，青山绕城如今已然变成山城相间。据统计，济南全域共有872座自然山 ...

中新网鄂尔多斯11月30日电 题：用繁华证明自我的中国北方小城康巴什 中新网记者李爱平 30日12时，随着主干道上行驶的车辆越来越多，内蒙古自治区鄂尔多斯市康巴什又开始堵车了，市民张 彦摇下车窗说，"现在康巴什道路上的车辆越来越多了。" 在康巴什经商的吉平回忆，康巴什的"三件套"中，最先出场的是音乐喷泉，当交响乐的第一个强音炸 响，无数水柱骤然腾空，正当喷泉的舞蹈达到沸点，烟花瞬间绽放，将所有人的惊叹都定格在仰头的瞬 间，就在烟花歇息的片刻，无人机群悄然升起。 "康巴什作为国家4A级旅游景区，城市本身也是景区，这在整个中国并不多见。"吉平告诉记者，在"三 件套"亮相的时刻，很多游客举着手机不停拍摄并感叹："完全没想到康巴什有这么现代、这么热闹的城 市夜景，跟印象中的'空城'完全是两个世界。" 冯静是当地融媒体中心的一名记者，她告诉记者，走在今天的康巴什街头，过去那种空旷寂寥之感已荡 然无存，取而代之的是车水马龙的交通、灯火通明的社区、欢声笑语的公园。这座从质疑声中成长起来 的城市，如今以文旅为突破口，完成了自我证明。 图为康巴什的城市面貌。(资料图) 刘雄供图 同一时间，在当地的一些高档酒店，游客若不提前预订 ...

Core Points - The 15th National Games tennis singles competition has commenced, featuring high-ranking players such as Yuan Yue, Zhu Lin, Wang Xiyu, and others [1] - The event is being held from November 9 to 20 at the Hengqin International Tennis Center, showcasing the growth and transformation of Chinese tennis [1] - The event is co-hosted by Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau, marking a significant collaboration in hosting international-standard domestic events [1] Venue Upgrades - The Hengqin International Tennis Center has undergone significant upgrades, including the installation of an electric retractable roof for outdoor courts, ensuring uninterrupted training and competition [1] - Additional spectator seating has been added to allow fans to watch matches from outside courts [3] - The court surface has been renovated with a new coating that provides better grip and cushioning, protecting athletes' knees [4] - Smart electric umpire chairs have been introduced, elevating to a high vantage point for better officiating [4] - A membrane structure "soft light roof" has been installed to prevent glare from the sun affecting players [6] Technological Enhancements - The event features advanced systems for lighting, large screens, and timing/scoring, all aligned with international standards [8] - A special intelligent circuit inspector named "Xiao Yun" has been deployed, providing more precise and frequent inspections of electrical systems compared to manual checks [7][10] Youth Development - A new youth team competition has been introduced, targeting players aged 14 to 20, while eliminating the adult team and mixed doubles events [10] - This change is expected to increase the total number of participants and align with talent needs for the 2028 and 2032 Olympic cycles [10] Regional Impact - The hosting of the tennis events in Hengqin is expected to strengthen ties between Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau, providing new training opportunities for athletes from Macau [12] - The success of tennis in professional and Olympic arenas has boosted the sport's popularity and contributed to the economic development of the region [12] - Hengqin is positioned to become a hub for tennis, attracting youth from the Greater Bay Area and beyond [12][14]

Core Viewpoint - Guiyang's land market is experiencing a year-end supply peak with the release of 39 plots totaling over 9.6 billion yuan, aimed at supporting urban development and economic construction for the upcoming year [1] Group 1: Land Supply Overview - A total of 39 plots were made available for sale, with a starting price exceeding 9.6 billion yuan [1] - The land supply includes various types, covering residential, commercial, and industrial uses, indicating a diverse approach to urban planning [1] Group 2: Residential Land Focus - The majority of the land supply consists of residential plots, with 25 plots designated for ordinary commercial housing, located in key districts such as Nanming, Yunyan, and Guanshanhu [1] - The plots have a floor area ratio ranging from 1.0 to 2.5, with a maximum building density of 22% and a green space requirement of at least 35%, suggesting the development of modern residential communities with moderate density and livable environments [1]

Core Insights - The nationwide 1% population sampling survey, referred to as a "mini-census," has been launched in November to gather timely data on population changes [1] - The survey aims to collect demographic information including name, gender, age, education level, occupation, migration, marital status, fertility, and housing conditions [2] Group 1: Employment Opportunities - The presence of large enterprises in Nanjing is increasing, leading to more job opportunities for residents [5] - The service industry is experiencing growth, as evidenced by individuals like Ms. Fan, who has seen her family benefit from the expanding job market [4][5] - The advanced manufacturing sector is thriving, with individuals like Ms. Dai working in a company that supplies air conditioning systems to various transportation sectors, reflecting the city's industrial development [5][6] Group 2: Urban Development and Quality of Life - The establishment of "Ning Xiao Feng" service stations has improved the quality of life for workers, providing essential services and a sense of security [2] - The city is becoming more attractive to young professionals, with Nanjing being recognized as a "China Software City," drawing talent in fields like 5G communication and artificial intelligence [6] - The survey results indicate that Nanjing has the highest growth in permanent population, urbanization rate, and average education level among the labor force in the province, highlighting its development potential [6]

Group 1 - The core idea of the news is the launch of a song creation campaign titled "Singing the New Era · Sounding the New Beijing," aimed at collecting songs that reflect the spirit and development of Beijing, with a focus on various aspects of the city's growth and culture [1] - The campaign will run until September 30, 2026, and will implement a monthly review process to provide real-time feedback on submissions, encouraging continuous improvement of potential works [1] - The initiative is supported by various organizations, including the Beijing Municipal Committee Propaganda Department and the China Musicians Association, highlighting the collaborative effort to promote Beijing's cultural identity [2] Group 2 - The campaign emphasizes the need for songs that not only incorporate traditional elements but also resonate with contemporary audiences, reflecting the diverse cultural symbols of Beijing [2] - Music critics encourage creators to capture the pulse of Beijing's urban development and to focus on new aspects such as the construction of the city sub-center and the modernization of agriculture [1][2]

Group 1 - The 15th National Games will open in Guangzhou on November 9, 2025, marking the first time the event is co-hosted by the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, with the opening ceremony and most events taking place in Guangzhou [1] - The history of major sports events in Guangzhou has shown a pattern of urban development and transformation, with past events like the 1987 Sixth National Games and the 2010 Asian Games significantly contributing to the city's infrastructure and international standing [1] - The upcoming 15th National Games is expected to activate a new engine for collaborative development in the Greater Bay Area, continuing the trend of using sports events as a catalyst for urban growth [1] Group 2 - Guangzhou will not construct new large venues for the event but will revitalize 30 existing venues, which not only saves costs but also preserves the city's cultural heritage and urban fabric [2] - Surrounding the 30 venues, Guangzhou has developed 17 refined districts, integrating professional sports facilities into everyday life, allowing the public to enjoy the benefits of the National Games [2] - The history of sports events in Guangzhou over nearly 40 years has consistently provided significant opportunities for the city to advance and evolve, with the 15th National Games poised to be another pivotal moment in this ongoing transformation [2]

Core Insights - The exhibition "Five Thousand Years at West Station" showcases over 200 artifacts, highlighting the rich historical and cultural heritage of the Hangzhou West Station area, emphasizing its significance as a transportation hub and cultural site [2][3] Archaeological Findings - The exhibition is structured around a clear timeline, detailing significant historical events from 5000 years ago, including the establishment of the Liangzhu civilization, to the present day, illustrating the continuous development of the region [3] - Key archaeological discoveries include remnants from the Liangzhu culture, evidence of early administrative structures from the Qin dynasty, and artifacts from various dynasties, showcasing the area's long-standing historical importance [3][4] Artifacts and Presentation - The exhibition emphasizes storytelling through artifacts, with items like the Liangzhu jade ritual object and Southern Dynasties lamps reflecting the region's ancient beliefs and craftsmanship [5] - Notable exhibits include exquisite incense burners from different periods, highlighting the artistic and functional evolution of local craftsmanship [5] Cultural Significance - The exhibition connects the historical narrative of Hangzhou's development with contemporary urban growth, illustrating the region's role as a cultural and administrative center throughout history [5]

Core Insights - The conference on sustainable urban development highlighted significant changes in public space development, particularly in addressing women's unique experiences and challenges in urban environments [2] - Improvements in urban safety, public health facilities, and family-friendly spaces were emphasized, showcasing Shanghai's advancements in these areas [2][3] - The discussion on women's consumption patterns pointed out the need for more small retail spaces rather than large shopping malls, reflecting women's preferences and daily convenience [3] - The concept of independent women was discussed, stressing the importance of balance between work and family values, and the need to avoid extreme interpretations of independence [3] - The importance of digital literacy for both genders in the digital age was underscored, with a call for more discussions on gender equality and urban development in the context of technological advancements [4] Urban Development Changes - Significant improvements in urban safety, particularly through enhanced lighting systems, have contributed to a greater sense of security for women in Shanghai [2] - The increase in the ratio and space of women's restrooms, along with the development of mother-baby rooms, reflects a shift towards more inclusive urban planning [2] - The transformation of public spaces to be more family-friendly, allowing for shared parenting experiences, marks a notable change in urban design [2] Consumer Behavior Insights - The preference for smaller, accessible retail options over large shopping malls was highlighted as a key consideration for women's shopping experiences [3] - The role of women in household shopping responsibilities was acknowledged, emphasizing the need for convenient access to essential goods [3] Digital Age Considerations - The necessity for enhanced digital literacy for both genders was emphasized as crucial for social participation and adaptation to the digital era [4] - The potential for Shanghai to lead in gender equality and women's empowerment in the context of urban development and technological change was discussed [4]