Group 1 - The core issue highlighted is the information gap in education and employment, which allows individuals like Zhang Xuefeng to profit from providing insights that should ideally be public services [2][3] - The lack of transparency regarding employment data from educational institutions is a significant concern, as it leads to the emergence of private entities that fill this gap, potentially at a societal cost [2][3] - The existence of these information service providers is sustained as long as educational institutions do not disclose relevant employment data, indicating a persistent demand for such services [3] Group 2 - Zhang Xuefeng's approach may inadvertently raise admission scores for popular majors, creating a more competitive environment that could disadvantage students seeking information services [5][6] - The challenge of relying on short-term information for long-term career decisions is emphasized, as trends in job markets can shift significantly over time [7][8] - The importance of independent analysis and critical thinking in career choices is stressed, suggesting that families should encourage exploration of interests rather than solely focusing on current market trends [8][9]

9月24日，知名教育博主张雪峰的多个平台账号被禁止关注。 微博显示，该用户因违反法律法规或《微博社区公约》被禁止关注。 抖音同样显示，张雪峰账号被禁止关注。 据《正在新闻》消息，24日张雪峰对该媒体回应说，"禁止关注是账号问题"，随后便挂断了电话。 本文系观察者网独家稿件，未经授权，不得转载。 特别声明：以上文章内容仅代表作者本人观点，不代表新浪网观点或立场。如有关于作品内容、版权或其它问 题请于作品发表后的30日内与新浪网联系。 B站显示，该账号异常，关注失败。 ...

9月24日，张雪峰账号在微博、小红书、抖音和B站平台(以上四个平台合计粉丝超4000万)均被禁止关注。 同日，张雪峰(本名张子彪)告诉正在新闻记者，"禁止关注是账号问题"，随后便挂断了电话。 张雪峰的言行曾多次引发网络热议。 2023年6月，张雪峰开通填报志愿咨询业务，在一次直播中，一个母亲称孩子理科考了590喜欢新闻想报新闻专业，但张雪峰认为"闭眼摸一个专业都比新 闻好"，还建议不要选文科。对此媒体评论，有影响力不代表说话够负责。 2023年6月21日，他在网络平台直播时再谈及专业选择，称"专业决定赛道"，建议考生结合学科优势，综合考量各种因素填报志愿。直播期间，偶有网友 咨询新闻学有关问题，张雪峰未予答复。 另外，据南方都市报此前报道，2021年5月，张雪峰在苏州创立峰学蔚来教育科技有限公司，业务主攻人才培养、升学规划，年营收高达几十亿元，其中 最热门的便是高考志愿填报。在"峰学未来"小程序中，除价格从8999-12999元的高报服务.PRO外，还有专科志愿填报、高一选课等百元到千元不等的咨询 服务。据"新抖"数据，张雪峰的直播月打赏收入超过300万元，品牌广告报价高达每条10万元。 编辑丨林琴北京商报综 ...

法院经审理查明，双方签订的《服务协议》合法有效，协议中"每年只需配合2-3次线下面授"的补充条 款，是合同的重要组成部分，对双方均有约束力。但实际情况是，按照学校要求，小闫需每周日去现场 上课，每学期需进行数十次的线下课程，这显著超出了合同约定的频次。机构未能履行其承诺，之后也 未履行其相应的合同义务，且在小闫提出退费后也未对此予以处理，构成违约。 鉴于机构实际已为小闫提供了部分服务，大兴法院结合合同约定，综合合同履行情况，依法判决机构退 还小闫服务费2340元。一审判决作出后，双方均未提起上诉。 沟通过程中，机构的一个关键承诺打动了小闫：线下面授课一年只需要2-3次，每次最长一天，其他学 时都可以转为线上。这让平时工作忙碌而且离学校较远的小闫十分心动，促使小闫签订了该服务协议。 双方就此在《服务协议》的补充条款中明确约定："学员报考某学校某专业，线下面授课学习过程一年 只需要配合2-3次，每次最长一天，总共每年2-3天线下面授。剩余面授由教务老师转成线上学分形式完 成，并且保障顺利毕业。" 然而，小闫在新学期开始时，却收到了学校截然不同的通知：根据学校安排，需要每周日去现场上课， 否则算缺勤，影响学分；线上 ...

Group 1 - Intel is shutting down its automotive business and laying off most employees in this sector, confirming a strategic refocus on core client and data center products [1] - The number of vehicles using Intel processors is reported to be 50 million [1] - Multiple airports have banned specific models of power banks from brands Romoss and Anker due to safety concerns [1][2] Group 2 - The founder of Mixue Ice Cream, Zhang Hongchao, has a net worth of 117.9 billion, making him the new richest person in Henan [2] - The 2025 New Fortune 500 list shows that the total market value of the 500 entrepreneurs is 13.7 trillion, with an average holding value of 27.38 billion [2] Group 3 - JD.com's chairman Liu Qiangdong confirmed his attendance at the Summer Davos Forum and emphasized the company's strategic partnership with the Suzhou Super League [7] - Xiaopeng Motors is refraining from using the "zero-kilometer used car" export model despite its attractiveness due to tightening regulations in overseas markets [7] Group 4 - Nvidia's CEO Huang Renxun stated that robotics technology represents the largest growth opportunity for chip manufacturers after AI, with autonomous vehicles being a primary application [7] - The company has identified AI and robotics as significant growth areas, representing trillions of dollars in potential [7] Group 5 - Xiaomi's CEO Lei Jun addressed pricing concerns for the upcoming YU7 model, indicating it will be priced higher than the SU7 due to its advanced features [11][12] - The YU7 is expected to have a range of 835 km and will include high-end specifications comparable to competitors' premium models [11] Group 6 - 360 Group's founder Zhou Hongyi expressed confidence in AI's potential to unlock new opportunities for entrepreneurs, emphasizing the shift from large teams to smaller, more efficient ones [15] - Alibaba's VP Wu Jia announced that the Quark system has generated over 3 million volunteer reports amid high demand following the release of exam results [15][16] Group 7 - The Long Triangle region's foreign trade has surpassed 100 trillion, with a total of 101.2 trillion reported, showcasing strong resilience and vitality [38] - The region's import and export value for the first five months of the year reached 6.73 trillion, a year-on-year increase of 5.2% [38]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the increasing complexity and commercialization of college entrance examination (Gaokao) application processes in China, highlighting the significant market growth and the psychological impact on students and parents [4][11][39]. Group 1: Market Dynamics - The market for college application consulting services has grown tenfold over the past decade, with significant price increases for services offered [4][10]. - In 2022, a popular service by Zhang Xuefeng sold out in 20 minutes, indicating high demand and willingness to pay among parents [4]. - The number of companies involved in Gaokao application consulting has exceeded 1,300, with nearly 70% located in high-exam provinces like Hebei [34]. Group 2: Changes in Application Mechanisms - The Gaokao application process has evolved from a score-based system to a more complex model that includes dynamic rankings and parallel applications, increasing the difficulty for students [10][14]. - The introduction of "knowing scores" and "parallel applications" aims to reduce the risk of being rejected but has also made the application process more intricate [11][12]. - The number of available application choices has significantly increased, with some provinces allowing students to select up to 270 different major options [14][16]. Group 3: Psychological Impact and Anxiety - The pressure of making the right choice in college applications is immense, as it can significantly affect future career paths and income potential [18][39]. - The article emphasizes that many students and parents are driven by anxiety and uncertainty, leading them to seek external guidance and reassurance [32][40]. - The complexity of the application process has created a lucrative business for consultants, who provide services to help alleviate this anxiety [35][37]. Group 4: Professional and Industry Trends - The choice of major is increasingly important, as the number of university programs has expanded, but the number of prestigious institutions has remained stable [17][26]. - The article notes that industry trends often dictate the popularity and perceived value of certain majors, which can lead to mismatches between student choices and job market demands [25][29]. - The article highlights that successful career outcomes are often influenced more by industry dynamics than by the educational institutions themselves [26][30].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the increasing complexity and commercialization of college entrance examination (Gaokao) application processes in China, highlighting the significant market growth and the psychological impact on students and parents [3][6][28]. Group 1: Market Dynamics - The market for college application consulting services has grown tenfold over the past decade, with significant demand evidenced by the rapid sell-out of services priced at 11,999 yuan and 17,999 yuan [3][6]. - The complexity of the application process has led to a proliferation of consulting firms, with over 1,300 companies operating in this space, primarily in high-stakes provinces like Hebei [24][25]. - The average gross profit margins for consulting services are notably high, with companies like Xude Education reporting margins of 78.30% and 89.34% for different service offerings [25][27]. Group 2: Changes in Application Mechanisms - The transition from a gradient application model to a parallel application model has increased the complexity of the application process, allowing students to apply to multiple programs simultaneously [6][7]. - The introduction of new Gaokao systems has expanded the number of application options significantly, with some provinces allowing students to fill out up to 270 different program choices [10][11]. - The shift in focus from school prestige to program quality reflects the growing importance of specific fields of study, as the number of undergraduate programs has increased from 309 to 845 over the past decade [12][21]. Group 3: Psychological Impact and Consumer Behavior - The anxiety surrounding college applications is exacerbated by the lack of clear expectations and the overwhelming number of choices, leading families to seek external guidance [22][28]. - The article suggests that the desire for certainty in an uncertain environment drives families to invest in application consulting services, viewing them as a means to mitigate risk [27][28]. - The narrative emphasizes that the choice of major and institution can significantly impact long-term career trajectories, making the stakes of the application process feel particularly high [13][20].

Core Insights - The article discusses the evolving landscape of college entrance examination (Gaokao) volunteer filling services in China, highlighting the increasing complexity and commercialization of this process. Group 1: Market Dynamics - The market for college volunteer filling services has grown tenfold over the past decade, indicating a significant increase in demand and competition [3] - Zhang Xuefeng's services, priced at 11,999 yuan and 17,999 yuan, sold out within 20 minutes this year, reflecting the high demand despite a price increase of 1,000 yuan from the previous year [2][3] - The number of companies involved in Gaokao volunteer filling services has reached over 1,300, with nearly 70% located in high-exam provinces like Hebei [39] Group 2: Complexity of Volunteer Filling - The transition from traditional volunteer filling methods to more complex systems, such as dynamic ranking and parallel volunteer models, has made the process increasingly intricate [10][15] - The introduction of new systems has led to a significant increase in the number of choices available to students, with some provinces allowing up to 270 different professional choices [15][16] - The complexity of the volunteer filling process has created a lucrative market for consultation services, with companies reporting high profit margins, such as 78.30% for one-on-one consulting [40] Group 3: Psychological Factors - The anxiety surrounding volunteer filling is amplified by the perception that choices made at this stage can significantly impact future career paths, leading families to seek external guidance [21][47] - The article suggests that the fear of making the wrong choice drives many families to invest in consultation services, viewing it as a way to mitigate uncertainty [42][51] - The emotional weight of these decisions is underscored by the notion that this may be the last opportunity for students to exert control over their future [47] Group 4: Industry Trends - The article notes a shift in focus from university prestige to the importance of specific majors, as the number of available majors has increased significantly while the number of top-tier universities has remained relatively stable [18] - The rapid evolution of industries and job markets often leads to a mismatch between popular majors and actual employment opportunities, complicating the decision-making process for students [28][31] - The article highlights the role of external factors, such as industry trends and economic cycles, in shaping the landscape of higher education and career prospects [53]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the increasing complexity and commercialization of college entrance examination (Gaokao) volunteer filling services in China, highlighting the significant market growth and the emotional and financial stakes involved for families [2][20][39]. Group 1: Market Dynamics - The market for volunteer filling services has expanded tenfold over the past decade, reflecting the growing importance of this process in students' lives [2]. - Zhang Xuefeng's services, priced at 11,999 yuan and 17,999 yuan, sold out quickly, indicating high demand and the potential for substantial revenue generation [1]. - The complexity of the volunteer filling process has led to a proliferation of over 1,300 companies in this sector, with a significant concentration in high-exam provinces like Hebei [39]. Group 2: Changes in Volunteer Filling Mechanisms - The transition from estimated scores to known scores for volunteer filling has made the process more intricate, with the introduction of parallel volunteer systems further complicating decision-making [8][14]. - The shift from gradient to parallel volunteer systems has increased the number of choices available to students, but also heightened uncertainty regarding admission outcomes [11][14]. - The introduction of dynamic ranking systems in regions like Inner Mongolia has added layers of competition and anxiety, although such systems are being phased out in favor of simpler models [6][7]. Group 3: Emotional and Financial Stakes - The pressure on students and families is immense, as the choice of college and major can significantly impact future career prospects and earnings [20][47]. - The emotional weight of these decisions often leads families to seek external guidance, creating a lucrative market for volunteer filling consultants [38][44]. - The article emphasizes that the stakes are not just about college education but about long-term career trajectories, making the decision process feel like a high-stakes investment [20][30]. Group 4: Industry Insights - Companies in the volunteer filling sector, such as Xude Education, report high profit margins, with some consulting services achieving gross margins above 78% [41]. - The article notes that the effectiveness of these services is often difficult to measure until years later, creating a unique business dynamic where immediate feedback is lacking [45]. - The industry thrives on the anxiety surrounding uncertain futures, positioning itself as a necessary support system for families navigating the complexities of the education system [50].

Core Viewpoint - Zhang Xuefeng, a controversial figure in the education consulting industry, has gained significant attention for his statements and actions, including a potential departure from live streaming and criticism of the "devaluation of degrees" narrative [2][6][9] Group 1: Zhang Xuefeng's Background and Business - Zhang Xuefeng rose to fame in 2016 with his video "Seven Minutes to Interpret 34 985 Universities," amassing nearly 8 million followers on Weibo [3] - In 2021, he founded Fengxue Weilai Education Technology Co., focusing on talent training and college admission planning, achieving annual revenues in the tens of billions [7][10] - His most popular service is high school entrance exam application consulting, with service fees ranging from 8,999 to 17,999 yuan [7] Group 2: Controversial Statements and Impact - Zhang has made provocative statements, such as advising against studying journalism, which led to significant backlash from academic institutions [3][4] - His comments have influenced college application trends, causing fluctuations in enrollment numbers and funding for related academic departments [5][10] Group 3: Industry Dynamics and Market Trends - The paid college application consulting industry is experiencing rapid growth, with the market expected to reach 1.22 billion yuan by 2027 [12] - Zhang's approach has highlighted the increasing anxiety among families regarding educational outcomes, reflecting a broader societal trend of seeking certainty in uncertain times [11][12] Group 4: Regulatory Environment and Future Outlook - The Chinese government has initiated actions to regulate high-priced consulting services, which may impact Zhang's business model [8][9] - The education sector is facing scrutiny over the quality and legitimacy of paid consulting services, with calls for improved public education resources to address information gaps [14][16]