国两会召开前夕，港区全国人大代表凌友诗在香港接受中新社记者采访。中新社记者 陈香玉 摄 中新社香港2月27日电 (邱兆翔)"'化被草木，赖及万方''尺璧非宝，寸阴是竞'，当香港学生书写《千字 文》中的句子时，能感受到背后的中式哲思。"2026年全国两会召开前夕，港区全国人大代表凌友诗在 香港接受中新社记者专访，谈起自己联合社会团体在港发起的书法《千字文》校园计划。她认为，要让 粤港澳大湾区经济与科技发展走得更远，离不开厚重的人文精神支撑。 凌友诗的文化初心，藏在成长印记里。"我在台湾出生长大，那时的课本里是古文经典，电视上播放的 是'孝悌忠信、仁义礼智'的故事。"举家搬迁至香港后，她在香港中文大学中文系求学，其后转向政治 哲学研究。 2026年全 在凌友诗看来，文化是社会发展的根基，民众的道德水平与文化素养是社会治理的重要基础。人文湾区 建设中的"人文"应具厚度，传承中华优秀传统文化不可或缺。 凌友诗指出，"文化+科技"将中华优秀传统文化的传播工作带到新高度，亦需人文教化作为坚实基础。 去年，书法《千字文》校园计划启动后，已有50所香港学校报名参与。"书法家智永的《真书千字文》 中既有世间万物的运行哲理，也有 ...

Core Insights - Midea's air conditioning products are addressing specific consumer needs, such as quiet operation and even heating, which sets them apart from competitors focused on technical specifications [1][4][5] - The company emphasizes understanding human needs and providing innovative solutions, which is seen as a key driver of its competitive advantage [2][15] Product Innovation - Midea's "No Wind" air conditioning technology has received over 343 patents and has sold over 10 million units, effectively addressing consumer pain points related to direct airflow [5][14] - The "Fresh Air Machine T6" combines multiple functions such as air conditioning, purification, and humidification, making it highly valued among families, especially during flu seasons [6][14] Market Position - Midea has achieved the status of the world's largest air conditioner manufacturer for two consecutive years, with significant market share in various segments, including inverter air conditioners and eco-friendly models [13][11] - The company has consistently led the industry in technological innovation, starting from the introduction of inverter technology in the early 2000s to the recent advancements in "No Wind" technology [13][14] Consumer-Centric Approach - Midea's user research center has gathered extensive consumer feedback, which has directly influenced product development and innovation, ensuring that products meet real-life needs [14][15] - The company's focus on human-centered design and user experience is seen as a critical factor in its sustained growth and market leadership [8][15]

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本文转自【央视新闻微信公众号】； 近日，一段记录广东深圳某高中语文课堂的视频在网络平台走红。课上，老师给学生们出了一道高考模拟考试作文题："用一个字证明你不是AI，你会选 什么？" 学生：目的的"的"，机器人受目的支配，而我支配目的。 学生："信"，AI只相信确认的数据，但人们会相信未拆封的信里有着旧春天。 学生：我最喜欢"我"，我喜欢你的靠近，我在意你的真心。 急、慢、爱、恨、痛、疑、惑……54份高中生的答案，既出人意料，又直击人心。而这样一堂高三语文课，不仅成为师生关于"人之所以为人"的灵魂对 话，更在AI开始盛行的今天，引发了很多陌生人的共鸣与讨论。 01 授课的老师是深圳南山外国语学校高级中学教师于雅萱，她像往常一样，把自己讲课的视频分享到了网络上。 于雅萱说，"很多人看过视频都会想我也是这么想的，但我之前没有深入地思考过，大家会感动于年轻人的思索。而孩子们的答案，会唤醒自己曾经那些 被文字所温暖到的时刻。" 学生代希希，一口气写下了18个字，其中一个字是"妈"。她的解释是：机器人没有母亲，这个答案戳中了很多网友的心。 平时内向寡言的女孩也鼓起勇气在视频下与大家互动，她在给于雅萱的卡片上写道：萱萱老师 ...

"用一个字证明你不是AI，你会选什么？" 这原本只是一次模拟考试的作文题，于雅萱看到后，决定向自己的学生做一次主题征集，并像往常一样，把自己讲课的视频分享到了网络。 急、慢、爱、恨、痛、疑、惑，结果，这样一堂高三语文课，不仅成为师生关于"人之所以为人"的灵魂对话，更在AI开始盛行的今天，引发了很多陌生人的 共鸣与讨论。 深圳南山外国语学校高级中学教师 于雅萱：其实我发出来这个视频之后，很多朋友们会想原来我也是这么想的，原来这个点我之前没有深入地思考过。大 家也感动于这种年轻的思索。而这些小孩的答案，会唤醒自己曾经那些被文字所温暖到的时刻。 学生代希希，更是一口气写下了18个字，其中一个字是"妈"，她的解释是：它没有母亲。这个答案，也一下戳中了很多网友的心。而平时一直内向寡言的女 孩，也鼓起勇气在视频下与大家互动。她在给于雅萱的卡片上写道：萱萱老师，你改变了我的一生。 记者：为什么当时会写这么一句话给她？ 学生：我不用AI写作业，但我觉得这在学生群体中是比较普遍的。 学生：用AI写作业，这个原因是非常简单的，就是因为AI方便。 学生：不知道为什么，AI给的那个阅读理解，一篇能错3个。 学生：AI现在可以唱歌，它 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the deep emotional connection between the Naxi people and their natural environment, showcasing how their cultural practices, such as tie-dyeing and traditional medicine, embody this relationship [6]. Group 1: Cultural Practices - The tie-dyeing craft is presented as a living history, where each stitch and pattern reflects the ancestral stories and the passage of time [1][3]. - The local herbal medicine practice highlights the belief that every plant has a spirit, emphasizing a holistic approach to healing that encompasses both physical and emotional well-being [3]. Group 2: Natural Environment - The description of Yulong Snow Mountain reveals its majestic beauty and the unexpected lushness of its mid-elevations, contrasting with the initial perception of desolation at higher altitudes [2]. - The natural landscape is portrayed as a nurturing entity, with the local people integrating their emotions and traditions into their interactions with the environment [5]. Group 3: Emotional Connection - The interactions with local artisans and the sharing of handmade gifts illustrate a sense of community and familial bonds that transcend monetary value [2]. - The concluding reflections on the enduring nature of these cultural expressions suggest a timeless connection between the Naxi people and their surroundings, symbolized by the phrase "like mountains enduring, like waters flowing" [5][6].

Core Insights - The article discusses the legacy of historian Xu Zhuoyun, who passed away at the age of 95, emphasizing his contributions to understanding Chinese culture and human values through his work "Looking Back at Rivers: Chinese Culture and Life Values" [2][3] Group 1: Cultural Insights - Xu Zhuoyun highlights the importance of bridging the gap between academic research and general knowledge, aiming to make scholarly findings accessible to the public [2] - The book traces the origins and evolution of Chinese culture, emphasizing its unique ability to integrate diverse influences, which is valuable in today's world [2][4] - Xu warns against the marginalization of the humanities, suggesting that it could lead to a retreat of humanistic spirit [2][4] Group 2: Human Experience - The author focuses on reconstructing the daily lives of ordinary people, moving beyond traditional historical narratives that often center on elites [5][6] - He emphasizes the significance of understanding human experiences, such as agriculture, rituals, and daily practices, as essential to grasping the broader historical context [6] Group 3: Philosophical Reflections - Xu poses fundamental questions about the meaning of life and the purpose of existence, advocating for self-fulfillment and helping others as core values [7][8] - He critiques the contemporary focus on materialism and efficiency, urging a return to seeking meaning and spiritual fulfillment in life [6][9] - The author encourages individuals to maintain dignity and personal space in a rapidly changing world, suggesting that true success lies in finding inner peace rather than external achievements [9]

Core Viewpoint - Intel has experienced significant challenges over the past five years, losing 12% of its CPU market share to AMD and falling behind in advanced manufacturing processes compared to TSMC. However, the release of its Q3 financial report in October 2025 marked a potential turning point, with a revenue of $13.65 billion, a gross margin of 40%, and an adjusted EPS of $0.23, signaling a recovery from a year and a half of declining year-on-year performance [2]. Group 1: Historical Context and Challenges - In the late 1990s, Intel dominated the CPU market with an 82% share, investing heavily in R&D and manufacturing, which established its leadership in the PC era [3]. - The rise of mobile internet in the 2010s led to critical misjudgments by Intel's management, particularly in neglecting mobile chip development, which resulted in a loss of market relevance [4]. - By 2018, Intel faced a crisis as AMD regained market share and Intel struggled with its 10nm manufacturing process, leading to a significant decline in its market position [4]. Group 2: Leadership and Restructuring - In March 2025, new CEO Pat Gelsinger initiated a major restructuring, addressing the company's "big company disease" by reducing the workforce from 110,000 to 88,400, with plans to further cut to 75,000 by year-end [6]. - Gelsinger emphasized that layoffs were not merely cost-cutting measures but aimed at creating space for true innovators within the company [6]. - The company implemented a "transformation plan" to support laid-off employees, including severance packages and skills training, reflecting a commitment to its workforce [6]. Group 3: Financial Recovery and Investments - Intel's financial recovery is supported by significant cash reserves of $30.9 billion, bolstered by $15.9 billion in investments from the U.S. government, NVIDIA, and SoftBank [8][10]. - The U.S. government became Intel's largest shareholder with an investment of $8.9 billion, aimed at preserving the U.S. semiconductor industry [9]. - Intel's strategic asset optimization included selling Altera for $4.3 billion and reducing its stake in Mobileye for $900 million, with savings redirected to core technology development [7]. Group 4: Production Challenges and Strategic Focus - Intel is currently facing production capacity constraints, with a 60% increase in demand for AI server CPUs and a 41% rise in AIPC orders, leading some customers to turn to AMD due to insufficient capacity [12]. - The company is prioritizing the production of its 18A process technology at the Fab52 facility, which is expected to significantly enhance its competitive position once operational [12]. - Intel's strategy includes focusing on high-value customers and improving margins in its data center business, which saw a gross margin increase of 18 percentage points year-on-year [12]. Group 5: Cultural and Technological Revival - Intel is fostering a culture of innovation by allowing engineers to explore projects outside their primary responsibilities, which has historically led to significant technological advancements [14]. - The company is also investing in social responsibility initiatives, such as scholarships for underrepresented groups in semiconductor education, reflecting a commitment to broader societal values [14]. - Gelsinger's leadership philosophy emphasizes balancing technical excellence with a human-centered approach, aiming to restore Intel's reputation and market position [16].

Core Viewpoint - The recent "Respect for Teachers" activities in Jining, Shandong Province, aim to integrate traditional culture with modern education, guiding youth to build a solid foundation for their lives [2] Group 1: Cultural Significance - Chinese traditional culture, as a vital part of Chinese civilization, embodies essential values that contribute to national confidence and resilience [2][5] - The enduring nature of Chinese traditional culture allows it to adapt and thrive in contemporary society, reflecting its continuous evolution and relevance [2][4] Group 2: Global Context - The rise of China on the global stage has increased international interest in Chinese culture, highlighting its potential contributions to global civilization [5] - The challenges of modern technology and globalization prompt a reevaluation of human values and relationships, emphasizing the importance of moral and ethical considerations [4][6] Group 3: Philosophical Insights - Chinese traditional culture promotes a harmonious relationship between humanity and nature, advocating for a balanced existence that transcends materialism [6][9] - The cultural emphasis on virtues such as filial piety and community well-being fosters a sense of social responsibility and collective harmony [9][10] Group 4: Modernization and Cultural Integration - The integration of Chinese traditional culture into the process of modernization offers a unique perspective that contrasts with Western models, presenting a new vision for human civilization [10] - The ongoing dialogue between traditional values and contemporary societal needs is crucial for the development of a modern Chinese identity [10]

Group 1 - The First Financial Annual Humanities Book Selection started in 2017 and introduced a mid-year humanities book list for the first time during the Shanghai Book Fair this year [1] - The top ten books of the 2025 First Financial Mid-Year Humanities Book List include titles such as "The Nine Incense Sticks of Global History," "Life Like Morning Frost: Law, Society, and Women in 'Dream of the Red Chamber'," and "The Arab Sands" [1][26] - The editor-in-chief of First Financial, Yang Yudong, emphasized the importance of humanities reporting in financial media, stating that it reflects the spirit of humanity and is essential for understanding human history and social dynamics [2][1] Group 2 - Yang Yudong highlighted the need for long-termism and idealism in society, which cannot be found in short videos but only in books, reinforcing the necessity of humanities and social science reporting [2] - The book "The Nine Incense Sticks of Global History" by Yang Bin explores the interconnectedness of seemingly distant historical events and their impact on Chinese history, advocating for a global perspective in understanding Chinese culture [4][5] - "Life Like Morning Frost" by Ke Lan examines the intersection of literature and law in the context of "Dream of the Red Chamber," providing a new understanding of female characters through the lens of Qing Dynasty legal and social conditions [7][8] Group 3 - "The Violin Maker of Delft" by Ramón Andrés delves into the cultural, artistic, and scientific milieu of 17th-century Europe, using the life of a lesser-known artist to explore broader historical themes [10][11] - "The End of Fantasy: A Biography of Mu Dan" by Yi Bin presents the life and struggles of the poet Mu Dan, highlighting his contributions to modern Chinese poetry and translation [13][14] - "Source Code: Bill Gates' First Autobiography" reflects on Gates' early life and influences, emphasizing the importance of family and education in shaping his career [16][17] Group 4 - "Abao" tells the true story of a Miao woman who was trafficked and later wrote about her experiences to inspire her daughters, showcasing resilience and the power of storytelling [19][20] - "The Shadow of the Sun: A Journey into Africa" by Ryszard Kapuściński offers a unique perspective on African life and culture through the author's extensive travels and observations over 30 years [22][23][24] - "Finding the Right Words: A Story of Literature, Grief, and the Brain" explores the author's journey with her father's Alzheimer's disease, blending personal narrative with medical insights [30][31] Group 5 - "The Men Left Behind" by Richard V. Reeves discusses the challenges faced by men in modern society, including educational and occupational disparities, and suggests structural changes to address these issues [33][34]