Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the national standard GB/T 36128-2018 has established clear weight tolerances for jewelry products, aiming to protect consumer rights and ensure fair trading practices in the jewelry market [2][3][4]. Group 1: Background and Implementation of the National Standard - Prior to the introduction of the national standard, consumers faced difficulties in asserting their rights due to a lack of unified weight tolerance standards, leading to widespread issues in the jewelry market [2]. - The GB/T 36128-2018 standard was officially released on May 14, 2018, and came into effect on December 1, 2018, marking the first time a national standard specifically addressed weight tolerances for precious metal jewelry [2][3]. - The standard was developed by authoritative technical institutions to ensure its scientific and practical applicability, covering products weighing up to 200 grams [2][3]. Group 2: Key Provisions of the National Standard - The standard specifies allowable weight deviations for different weight categories of jewelry, such as ±0.002 grams for items weighing ≤1 gram, ±0.004 grams for items between 1 and 10 grams, and ±0.01 grams for items between 10 and 200 grams [3]. - Measurement equipment must meet strict accuracy requirements, with scales for items weighing ≤1 gram needing a precision of 0.1 milligrams, and those for items over 10 grams requiring a precision of at least 1 milligram [3]. Group 3: Current Market Practices and Regulatory Actions - Despite the standard's implementation, some small jewelry stores and online retailers still engage in practices that violate the standard, such as using inaccurate measuring devices and unclear product labeling [4]. - Regulatory authorities have increased market oversight, with instances of fines and penalties imposed on businesses found to be in violation of the weight standards [4]. Group 4: Consumer Guidance - Consumers are advised to follow three steps to protect their rights: check product labels for accurate weight, request on-site measurement with compliant scales, and retain purchase receipts and measurement reports [5]. - Understanding and utilizing the national standard can empower consumers to ensure they receive fair value for their jewelry purchases, thereby enhancing their shopping experience [6].

如今，该国标实施已近7年，珠宝市场整体规范了不少，但记者近期走访发现，仍有部分商家在打"擦边 球"，尤其是一些小型珠宝店和线上珠宝直播间，主要存在两大问题：一是未按标准要求配备精密天 平，而是用普通电子秤进行测量，导致数据不准确；二是产品标识模糊不清，只简单标注"约XX克"， 不明确注明允差范围，一旦出现重量纠纷，就以此为借口推脱责任。不过值得欣慰的是，市场监管力度 也在不断加强，去年深圳市场监管部门对辖区内的珠宝店开展突击抽检，共发现8款产品存在重量负偏 差超标问题，涉事商家最高被处以15万元罚款；今年3月，上海某线上珠宝店因销售的20克黄金手镯实 际重量差了0.08克，被监管部门责令为消费者退款，并额外赔偿损失。这些案例都清晰表明，珠宝销售 中的"缺斤短两"已不再是无关紧要的"小事"，而是违反国标的违法行为，商家必将为此付出代价。 面对市面上琳琅满目的珠宝首饰，消费者该如何运用国标保护自己的合法权益？其实只需记住"一看二 测三留存" 三个步骤。第一步 "看标识"，购买时先仔细查看产品标签或质量证书，正规产品必须注明准 确重量，不能只模糊标注"约XX克"，部分规范商家还会主动标注允差范围；第二步"现场测"， ...

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Core Viewpoint - Hunan Huasi Inlay Culture Communication Co., Ltd. has been established with a registered capital of 2 million RMB, indicating a diversification into various business sectors including insurance agency, technology services, and cultural activities [1] Company Overview - The company is legally represented by Du Fengyi and has a registered capital of 2 million RMB [1] - The business scope includes licensed projects such as insurance agency services, which require approval from relevant authorities before operation [1] Business Activities - The company engages in a wide range of activities including: - Retail and wholesale of computer hardware and software [1] - Software development and artificial intelligence software development [1] - Import and export of goods and technology [1] - Sales of electronic products and communication equipment [1] - Non-financial guarantee services and business agency services [1] - Research and development in IoT technology and promotion of new materials [1] Cultural and Creative Services - The company offers various cultural and creative services such as: - Digital content production and application services [1] - Organization of cultural and artistic exchange activities [1] - Art and collection appraisal services [1] - Personal internet live streaming services [1] Retail and Sales - The company is involved in the retail and wholesale of various products including: - Jewelry, daily necessities, and hardware products [1] - Sales of gold and silver products, and consignment services [1] Consulting and Advisory Services - The company provides consulting services in areas such as: - Business management consulting and legal consulting (excluding activities requiring a law firm license) [1] - Marketing planning and information consulting services [1]

Group 1 - The influencer "Chai Dui Dui" (real name Chai Xiangqian) and associates are under investigation by the Pingyang County Public Security Bureau for allegedly producing and selling counterfeit products [1] - Multiple consumers have reported issues, leading to the police investigation, confirming the situation [1] - A consumer named Ms. Zhang is involved in two civil lawsuits against companies associated with "Chai Dui Dui," with hearings scheduled for September 11 [2] Group 2 - Ms. Zhang claims to have spent 3,596 yuan on "Qi Shi Tea" based on false health claims, leading to health complications and hospitalization [2] - She also alleges that after paying 8,000 yuan to join a wine sales program, she faced issues with refunds and product delivery [2] - Ms. Zhang is seeking triple compensation and 3,000 yuan for emotional distress in her lawsuits [3] Group 3 - The Pingyang County Market Supervision Administration previously fined the company associated with "Chai Dui Dui" 220,000 yuan for false advertising and selling unlabelled products [3] - The company has faced multiple legal challenges, including a defamation lawsuit from a competitor, "Pang Dong Lai," for disparaging remarks made by "Chai Dui Dui" [3][5] - The company has been penalized for advertising containing false content, resulting in fines totaling 6,000 yuan [7]

Group 1 - A new company named Baoding Yihua Fang Network Media Co., Ltd. has been established with a registered capital of 100,000 RMB [1] - The legal representative of the company is Fan Zhanxin [1] - The business scope includes organizing cultural and artistic exchange activities, information technology consulting services, and manufacturing and sales of arts and crafts products, excluding ivory and its products [1] Group 2 - The company is also involved in the sales and manufacturing of non-metallic minerals and products, as well as jewelry manufacturing, retail, and wholesale [1] - Internet sales are part of the business activities, excluding items that require special licenses [1] - The company will operate independently based on its business license, without needing further approval for its activities [1]

Company Overview - Wuhan Shangcheng Technology Co., Ltd. has recently been established with a registered capital of 100,000 RMB [1] - The legal representative of the company is Tan Wei [1] Business Scope - The company operates in various sectors including information technology consulting services, general consulting services, and planning services [1] - It is involved in the recovery and repair of jewelry, manufacturing of jewelry, and sales of jewelry and precious metals [1] - The company also engages in the sale of art and craft products, as well as various retail and wholesale activities related to jewelry, clocks, and electronic products [1] - Additional services include leasing (excluding licensed leasing), business agency services, and sales of leather products and bicycles [1]

Industry Insights - The National Radio and Television Administration has implemented measures to enhance content supply for television, emphasizing the need for quality content and innovation in programming [1][2] - The new policies will allow for more flexible broadcasting measures for historical dramas, increasing the total number of episodes allowed during prime time from 15% to 30% of the annual total [2] - Historical dramas are identified as a competitive advantage for the Chinese film and television industry, with recent successes like "Ling Jiang Xian" achieving significant advertising metrics [3] Company Performance - Tencent's video platform has seen a decline in paid subscribers, dropping by 3 million to 114 million as of Q2 2025, indicating challenges in the long video content sector [4] - iQIYI reported a 9% year-on-year revenue decline to 7.19 billion yuan in Q1 2025, highlighting a trend of audience loss in long video content over the past few years [5][6] - Despite the new regulations, the overall impact on the film and television industry may be limited, although companies excelling in historical dramas could benefit [7] Market Trends - The broadcasting and television service industry reported a total revenue of 688.41 billion yuan in the first half of 2025, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 5.24% [33]

Core Viewpoint - The report highlights the rampant fraud in the jade market of Zhenping County, Henan Province, where some merchants deceive consumers into purchasing counterfeit Hetian jade through illegal means [2][3][4]. Group 1: Investigation and Response - Following a media report on August 17, Zhenping County established a joint investigation team to address the issues raised, leading to the detention of four live-streaming hosts and individuals involved in producing fake certificates [2][3]. - The county plans to continue regulatory actions to standardize the jade market and encourages public supervision of their efforts [3][4]. Group 2: Fraudulent Practices - Merchants are using low-quality jade materials, such as Qinghai jade and Han jade, to create counterfeit Hetian jade, which is sold at significantly lower prices [4][5]. - A detailed process for creating fake Hetian jade involves using chemical agents for dyeing and polishing lower-end jade materials, which are then marketed as high-end products [4][5]. Group 3: Live Streaming and Sales Tactics - The rise of live-streaming e-commerce has led to a unique "walking broadcast" ecosystem in the jade market, where hosts promote jade products while often engaging in deceptive practices [6][7]. - Some live-streaming hosts stage interactions with merchants to create a false sense of competition and urgency, manipulating prices and consumer perceptions [6][7][8]. Group 4: Misleading Claims and Marketing - The jade products are often marketed with exaggerated claims of miraculous health benefits, targeting specific demographics such as older adults [10][11]. - The use of fabricated narratives and theatrical performances in live-streaming sessions has proven lucrative for companies involved in jade sales, leading to substantial profits [11].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the rampant fraud in the jade market of Zhenping County, Henan Province, particularly concerning the sale of counterfeit Hetian jade, leading to immediate government intervention and investigations [1][2][3]. Group 1: Fraudulent Practices - Some merchants are using illegal methods to deceive consumers into purchasing fake Hetian jade, which disrupts the normal market order [2][3]. - The investigation revealed that low-quality jade materials are being dyed and treated to resemble high-end Hetian jade, with some merchants openly admitting to these practices [10][12][14]. - Counterfeit jade is often sold at significantly lower prices, making it attractive to consumers who are unaware of the quality differences [10][16]. Group 2: Live Streaming and Sales Tactics - The rise of live streaming e-commerce has created a unique "walking broadcast" ecosystem in the jade market, where hosts promote products aggressively [26][27]. - Some hosts engage in deceptive practices, such as pretending to negotiate prices with merchants while actually selling their own products [29][35]. - The article describes how scripted performances are used to manipulate consumer perceptions and drive sales, including the portrayal of fake foreign merchants [39][44]. Group 3: Regulatory Response - In response to the media reports, Zhenping County established a joint investigation team to address the fraudulent activities, resulting in the detention of several individuals involved in the scams [2][3]. - The local government plans to continue regulatory actions to standardize the jade market and welcomes public supervision of their efforts [3].