全球化浪潮下，中国海事法律人正以"跨海之智"破局，在传统与变革的航道中，书写属于这个时代的专业进化论。 宁波港的巨轮往来与单证流转之间，一个常被忽视的矛盾正在浮现：作为全球货物吞吐量连续15年居首的枢纽港口，其背后的法律服务体系却呈现出区域性 失衡——一年海事法院受理案件量突破5000件的宁波，专事海商法务的律所或专业团队屈指可数。这种"港口繁荣"与"服务错位"的失衡，在航运数字化浪潮 中愈发凸显。 2025年5月，律新社研究中心正式启动《精品法律服务品牌指南（2025）：海事海商领域》调研。中国海仲和上海国仲仲裁员、浙江省律协海专委主任、炜 衡（宁波）律师事务所管委会主任童登勇在接受律新社研究中心调研时指出，宁波港以全球第一大港的吞吐量连续多年雄踞世界舞台，却面临"大港小所"的 尴尬境地；传统律师从"规则适用"向"价值创造"转型，而人工智能、区块链与无人船舶技术正颠覆行业根基。新一代海事海商律师正从内卷下的专业深耕走 向区域协同，并以不出海或将出局的豪迈投身跨行跨界的国际竞合，从代际更迭到生态重构这一过程中挖掘并展现新的价值。 童登勇 中国海仲和上海国仲仲裁员、浙江省律协海专委主任、炜衡（宁波）律师事务所管 ...

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 China Maritime Day Forum emphasizes the need for the shipping industry to lead in green, low-carbon, and intelligent development trends, as highlighted by the Boao Initiative [2] Group 1: Achievements in Maritime Industry - China has the world's largest shipping fleet and the largest world-class port cluster, accounting for nearly one-third of global maritime transport volume [2] - In 2024, China's marine production value is expected to exceed 10 trillion yuan for the first time [2] - The waterway freight volume in 2024 is projected to reach 9.81 billion tons, with a turnover of 14 trillion ton-kilometers, marking an 8.8% year-on-year increase [3] Group 2: Technological Advancements and Green Initiatives - The maritime industry is undergoing a digital and intelligent transformation driven by a new technological revolution, with a focus on green and low-carbon development [3] - Hainan province aims to establish a clean fuel supply chain for ships and create a green fuel refueling center, including LNG and green methanol refueling systems [3] - The province is also working on building smart ports to enhance the digital infrastructure of the shipping industry [3] Group 3: Policy and Institutional Innovations - Hainan has established the only international ship registration institution in China, promoting a unique ship registration system and facilitating foreign investment [4] - The province is developing a digital matrix for ports, integrating resources across the entire port operation chain to create a smart port cluster [4] - The future vision for ports includes transforming them into information, technology, and energy hubs, moving beyond traditional logistics roles [4] Group 4: Reports and Recognitions - The 2024 China Shipping Development Report was released during the forum, along with lists of safe and trustworthy shipping companies and labor models in the maritime field for 2025 [5]

Group 1 - The 2025 China International Ship Technology and Safety Forum was held in Boao, focusing on the release of the "China Inland New Energy Clean Ship Technology Roadmap 1.0" [2] - The roadmap aims to provide authoritative guidance for the green transformation of China's inland shipping by addressing feasibility of energy, emission reduction contributions, industrial chain construction, and infrastructure improvement [2][3] - China Classification Society (CCS) released the "New Energy Application and Ship Type (2025)" report, which outlines the technology pathways for inland and coastal vessels, promoting decarbonization and smart digital innovation in the shipping industry [2][3] Group 2 - The forum's theme was "Intelligent Shaping of a New Shipping Ecology, Safe and Green Together for the Future," featuring discussions among government departments, international organizations, shipping companies, research institutions, universities, and financial institutions on key topics such as green technology evolution and digital transformation [3] - CCS Vice President Wang Hongwei emphasized the importance of building a standard system for intelligent and green vessels, advocating for greater global influence of Chinese standards [3] - International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) Deputy Secretary-General Simon Bennett called for enhanced international cooperation and policy alignment to steadily advance the global shipping decarbonization process [3] Group 3 - Dalian Maritime University Vice President Zhao Yutao shared research findings on hydrogen power, intelligent vessels, and green ports, proposing the creation of a collaborative innovation ecosystem to support the transformation of green shipping paradigms [3] - Singapore Maritime and Port Authority's Deputy Director Zhang Liwei introduced Singapore's comprehensive practices in building green corridors and advancing smart shipping systems, reflecting the integration of regional governance concepts and digital technology applications [3] - Ian Beveridge, CEO of Besh Group, highlighted the company's ongoing investments in crew training optimization, digital platform development, and sustainable governance strategies, stressing the need for traditional ship management companies to adapt to complex regulatory and market environments [4]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the transformation of urban development in China from scale expansion to quality enhancement, guided by the "People's City" concept, which prioritizes the needs and aspirations of the people in urban renewal efforts [1][2]. Urban Renewal Value Orientation - The "People's City" concept redefines urban renewal as a comprehensive transformation that includes spatial restructuring, social governance innovation, and economic dynamism conversion, aiming for sustainable urban development [2]. - Urban renewal should focus on enhancing the happiness and well-being of residents, addressing the diverse needs of different demographic groups, including youth, new citizens, and the elderly [2][3]. Addressing Demographic Needs - The aging population necessitates the inclusion of facilities like nursing homes and activity centers in urban renewal projects, promoting an elderly-friendly environment [3]. - Low-income groups must be protected during urban renewal, ensuring access to affordable housing and essential services to prevent social exclusion [3]. Coordinated Urban Renewal Approach - A coordinated approach to urban renewal is essential to address issues of spatial fragmentation and functional imbalance, advocating for gradual, organic updates that preserve cultural heritage while meeting residents' needs [3]. Performance Evaluation Framework - A scientific performance evaluation system for urban renewal is crucial, focusing on comprehensive, measurable, comparable, and dynamic principles across spatial, economic, and social dimensions [4][5]. - The evaluation should encompass both quantitative and qualitative metrics, ensuring a holistic assessment of urban renewal outcomes [5][6]. Technological Integration and Multi-Stakeholder Participation - The integration of advanced technologies like big data and AI is vital for enhancing the accuracy and effectiveness of urban renewal evaluations, alongside the involvement of diverse stakeholders such as businesses, social organizations, and residents [7][8]. - A collaborative evaluation framework that includes input from various stakeholders will ensure a comprehensive and objective assessment of urban renewal initiatives [8].

7月10日，福田康明斯F系列第三代技术平台全系新品发布暨轻型动力第200万台发动机下线 仪式，在北京福田康明斯工厂举行。中国物流学会会长任豪祥、北汽福田党委副书记、总经理 武锡斌、康明斯全球副总裁、发动机事业部中国区总经理汪开军、福田康明斯总经理陈剑、福 田康明斯副总经理龚世华及多家主机厂代表、核心用户代表及行业媒体，共同见证了这一历史 性的双里程碑时刻。 从0到200万：见证中国动力市场的"福康速度" 福康F系列发动机是康明斯在全球的首款轻型发动机。恰逢当时中国轻型商用车需要先进轻型 动力带来革新，福田康明斯直接引入康明斯全球研发体系打造的F平台，由康明斯美国、欧洲 和中国研发团队联合研发，并深度链合北汽福田的整车设计理念，使产品兼具全球领先性与本 土适应性。一经推出，迅速成为国内轻型商用车动力的标杆。可以说，这款发动机是伴随福田 康明斯共同成长的。 中国物流学会会长任豪祥先生谈到福田康明斯在行业中的重要作用，在产品方面，任会长讲 到："福田康明斯此次发布的F系列第三代技术平台，不仅在轻型动力领域实现了平台化、模块 化的跃升，更从发动机全生命周期与智慧互联数据体系出发，在绿色低碳、降本增效、智能运 维、全程 ...

Core Viewpoint - The theme of the 2025 China Maritime Day is "Green Navigation Towards New Strength," highlighting the country's commitment to sustainable maritime development and the promotion of green shipping practices [1]. Group 1: Industry Achievements - China has developed the world's largest shipping fleet and the largest world-class port cluster, with international shipping volume accounting for nearly one-third of the global total [1]. - The total volume of the marine economy continues to rise, providing strong momentum for stable global trade development [1]. Group 2: Green Transformation Initiatives - The Ministry of Transport is promoting the green transformation of the shipping industry by optimizing transport structures, encouraging the shift of bulk cargo transport from road to water, and advancing container rail-water intermodal transport [1]. - Efforts are being made to accelerate the clean and low-carbon transformation of shipping energy, including the development and large-scale application of key technologies for new energy and clean energy [1]. - The construction and renovation of shore power facilities for ships and ports are being prioritized, with an aim to expand the use of shore power for vessels at port [1]. Group 3: Performance Metrics - In 2024, the waterway freight volume reached 9.81 billion tons, which is 1.64 times that of ten years ago [2]. - The waterway cargo turnover volume reached 14 trillion ton-kilometers, an 8.8% increase from the previous year, accounting for 55.6% of the total cargo turnover [2]. - The application of new energy and clean energy vessels is accelerating, with major ports like Shanghai successfully implementing new energy refueling operations [2].

Core Viewpoint - The development of the "Guo Uranium No. 1" extraction technology represents a significant breakthrough in China's uranium resource development, transforming previously unexploitable resources into valuable assets and enhancing the country's energy security [1][2][3][4]. Group 1: Uranium Resource Development - Natural uranium is a strategic resource essential for the nuclear fuel cycle, with significant exploration breakthroughs achieved by China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) in the northern basins, particularly in the Ordos Basin [1]. - The "Guo Uranium No. 1" technology has revitalized tens of thousands of tons of domestic uranium resources, addressing the challenges posed by complex ore conditions and mining difficulties [1][2]. Group 2: Innovative Extraction Technology - Traditional uranium extraction methods are inefficient and unsafe, particularly for China's northern sandstone-type uranium deposits [2]. - The "Guo Uranium No. 1" technology utilizes in-situ leaching, injecting a leaching agent into underground layers, which allows for the extraction of uranium without extensive underground mining [2]. - This technology achieves zero waste emissions, ecological preservation, and sustainable carbon reduction, positioning it at the forefront of global uranium extraction technology [2]. Group 3: National Uranium Resource Security - CNNC is implementing a uranium base strategy, optimizing the production capacity layout with a focus on northern sandstone uranium mines [3]. - The "Guo Uranium No. 1" demonstration project, the largest of its kind in China, commenced construction in Inner Mongolia and achieved significant milestones ahead of schedule [3]. - The successful construction of this project is crucial for enhancing China's self-sufficiency in uranium resources and marks a new chapter in the industrialization of in-situ uranium mining [3]. Group 4: Green Development and Future Prospects - Nuclear power is expected to play a vital role in achieving China's carbon neutrality goals, with domestic uranium demand projected to exceed half of the current global production over the next 15 years [4]. - The "Guo Uranium No. 1" technology will be widely applied across various northern basins, supporting the establishment of new uranium production bases [4]. - This technology is also positioned to contribute to the Belt and Road Initiative, enhancing China's international influence in nuclear energy development [4][5].

Innovation-Driven Development - The "14th Five-Year Plan" emphasizes innovation as a key driver for high-quality development, with R&D expenditure increasing by nearly 50% compared to the end of the "13th Five-Year Plan," reaching an increment of 1.2 trillion yuan [2][3] - China has the world's largest R&D workforce, with over 5 million graduates annually in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, providing a solid foundation for technological breakthroughs [3] - The integration of technology and industry has accelerated, leading to the emergence of high-performance chips, AI models, and robots, with the new economy's added value expected to exceed 24 trillion yuan in 2024 [3] Social Welfare - China has established the world's largest education, healthcare, and social security systems, with a compulsory education consolidation rate and insurance coverage exceeding 95% [5] - The proportion of migrant workers' children attending public schools has reached 97%, an increase of 11.2 percentage points since the end of the "13th Five-Year Plan" [5] - The average life expectancy has increased to 79 years, with significant improvements in long-term care insurance and healthcare accessibility [5] Green Development - China has built the world's largest clean power generation system, with renewable energy capacity surpassing coal power for the first time, achieving a renewable energy share of one-third in electricity consumption [6][7] - By the end of May this year, renewable energy generation capacity reached 2.09 billion kilowatts, more than doubling from 934 million kilowatts at the end of the "13th Five-Year Plan" [6] - The country aims for a 11.6% reduction in energy consumption per unit of GDP by 2024, with significant improvements in resource utilization efficiency and waste management [6][7]

Economic Development - China's "14th Five-Year Plan" has exceeded expectations, with significant progress in key indicators such as urbanization rate, life expectancy, and food and energy production capacity [1] - The total economic output has crossed three thresholds of 10 trillion yuan, with an expected increase of over 35 trillion yuan, surpassing the economic total of the world's third-largest economy [1] Environmental Sustainability - China has achieved economic growth while reducing energy intensity, contributing approximately 30% to global economic growth and becoming one of the fastest countries in reducing energy consumption intensity [1] - The country has contributed to 25% of the world's new greening area, showcasing its commitment to green transformation [1] Social Welfare - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, over 400 million people benefited from cross-province medical settlement services, and the number of childcare placements increased by 1.25 times compared to the end of the previous five-year plan [2] - The income disparity between urban and rural residents is projected to decrease, with the urban-rural income ratio dropping to 2.34 by 2024 [2] Openness and Investment - China has significantly reduced trade barriers, with the overall tariff level dropping to 7.3% and the negative list for foreign investment reduced to 29 items [2] - From 2021 to May 2023, foreign direct investment in China reached 4.7 trillion yuan, exceeding the total during the previous five-year plan [2] Future Outlook - The achievements of the "14th Five-Year Plan" have strengthened China's institutional advantages and innovation capabilities, laying a solid foundation for future development [3]

Core Insights - The retail market in Guangzhou shows stability with a slight increase in vacancy rates and a decrease in average rental prices, indicating a cautious but evolving landscape for retail properties [1][2]. Retail Market Overview - The retail property vacancy rate in Guangzhou for the first half of 2025 is reported at 12.7%, with a minor increase of 0.1 percentage points year-on-year and a decrease of 0.2 percentage points quarter-on-quarter, demonstrating better stability compared to the office market [1][2]. - Average rental prices in Guangzhou have decreased by 0.3% year-on-year, now standing at 619.1 yuan per square meter per month [2]. Changes in Consumer Behavior - The restaurant sector is experiencing significant changes, with major dining establishments adopting a more cautious approach due to declining profit margins, contrasting with the more optimistic outlook of upgraded dining brands [2]. - National retail innovation pilot policies are driving changes in consumer behavior, promoting trade-in programs and the integration of online and offline shopping experiences [5]. Retail Innovations and Trends - The first batch of 38 cities has been designated as national retail innovation pilot cities, reflecting a shift in consumer trends towards green and circular consumption [5]. - New retail formats are emerging, including second-hand stores and the integration of live streaming in physical retail, enhancing the online-offline fusion trend [5]. Supermarket Sector Developments - The supermarket sector is undergoing significant transformations, with a focus on enhancing the freshness of products and introducing new operational concepts [7][9]. - Notable changes include the introduction of a higher proportion of imported goods, an increase in fresh and baked goods, and the implementation of a "fresh" shopping experience in stores like Dailian [7][9]. - Dailian's recent store renovations aim to cater to younger consumers by expanding product offerings, including a significant increase in baked goods and ready-to-eat meals [9]. Challenges and Future Outlook - While many supermarkets are pursuing renovations, the success of these changes will ultimately depend on consumer acceptance and the ability to meet market demands while maintaining competitive pricing [11].