今日摘要 1、习近平总书记指出，推进中国式现代化，必须加快推进乡村振兴，首先是要发展富民产业。系列报 道【"十五五"开好局起好步】今天播出：各地发挥本地优势，做强特色产业，扎实推进乡村全面振兴。 习近平总书记指出，推进中国式现代化，必须加快推进乡村振兴，首先是要发展富民产业。新年伊始， 大江南北广大乡村一派繁忙。各地发挥本地优势，做强特色产业，扎实推进乡村全面振兴。 坚决打好反腐败斗争攻坚战持久战总体战 2、一年来，各级纪检监察机关始终保持战略定力和高压态势，一步不停歇、半步不退让，以永远在路 上的坚韧执着把反腐败斗争向纵深推进。 3、系列报道【迈向"十五五"的美丽图景·一线见闻】今天走进大湾区，看当地如何推动低空经济快速发 展。 4、各地举办形式多样的活动庆祝中国人民警察节。 5、"十五五"期间，我国将推动建设空、天、地一体化的自然灾害监测系统。 6、日本人士表示，高市早苗的错误言论反映出日本企图重走军国主义老路的危险动向。 7、委内瑞拉代总统就美方军事行动与多国领导人通话。多国谴责美国对委内瑞拉的行动。 8、美国总统称，如果无法"以简单的方式"就格陵兰岛达成协议，他将采取"艰难的方式"。欧洲多国表 示反对 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of effective monitoring and prevention of geological disasters during the critical flood period in China, utilizing a combination of technological and human resources for disaster management [1][2][3]. Group 1: Monitoring Methods - The monitoring methods for geological disasters are categorized into four types: "Sky," "Air," "Ground," and "Human" [2]. - "Sky" refers to satellite remote sensing, which allows individuals to check for unusual land features using satellite maps [2]. - "Air" involves aerial remote sensing through drones, which can provide detailed observations of hard-to-reach areas [2]. - "Ground" monitoring includes the use of instruments like crack meters and infrasound devices to detect signs of landslides and mudflows [2]. - "Human" monitoring relies on local residents and tourists to report any signs of geological changes [2]. Group 2: Effectiveness and Public Awareness - The implementation of these monitoring methods has led to significant achievements in disaster prevention, such as a successful evacuation in Danba County, Sichuan, after a warning about mudflow signs [3]. - Public awareness is crucial; individuals are advised to stay informed about weather forecasts and avoid dangerous areas during heavy rainfall [3].

Academic Context and Research Approach - The author supplements the historical methodology of the "Historical Materialism School" by emphasizing the importance of utilizing existing historical materials to construct new theories, even in the absence of new archaeological findings [4] - The author reflects on the question of why China exists and maintains a vast territory, influenced by the recent discourse on "China's resurgence" [5] - The author acknowledges the impact of the study of ancient Chinese autocratic regimes from a socio-economic perspective, while also recognizing the significance of analyzing historical perspectives on the concept of "state" [5][6] Key Concepts in the Book - The author argues that the early concept of "Tian" (heaven) and "Tianxia" (under heaven) differs significantly from later Confucian interpretations, suggesting a more religiously colored understanding in early contexts [8] - The author critiques mainstream historical interpretations that overlook the religious dimensions of ancient Chinese culture, emphasizing the need to recognize the state's engagement with religion through rituals like the "sacrificial rites" [7][9] - The book reinterprets key historical texts to clarify the evolution of the concept of "Tian" from the Shang to the Zhou dynasty, highlighting the transition from ancestor worship to a more universal deity [9][10] Evolution of State Religion - The author discusses the multi-faceted development of religious beliefs during the Warring States period, suggesting that the emergence of polytheistic practices was influenced by Hellenistic theology [11] - The author posits that the Qin dynasty's adoption of the title "Emperor" reflects a direct manifestation of state religion, contrasting it with the unchanging nature of the Zhou's supreme deity [11] - The author concludes that the formation of state sacrificial rites during the Han dynasty marks a significant point in the evolution of ancient Chinese religious thought, which continued to adapt in response to changing political landscapes [12] Dialogue and Discussion - The discussions following the presentations highlight the need for a nuanced understanding of the concept of "Tian" and its relationship with religion, emphasizing the historical context in which these ideas developed [13] - The dialogue also explores the impact of cultural exchanges on the evolution of ancient Chinese civilization, suggesting that cultural changes are often influenced by external factors [14] - The discussions further address specific issues raised in the book, including the monopolization of religious practices by political authorities and its implications for the understanding of state religion [15]