转自：北京青年报 ◎王越 什刹海包括前海、后海和西海（又称积水潭）。外三海宽阔的水面给北京城平添了无限生机，也使得什 刹海周围形成了前海南沿、南官房胡同、大小金丝套胡同、后海北沿、鸦儿胡同、羊房胡同等独特的斜 街胡同，颇具中国古典园林中"曲径通幽处，禅房花木深"的韵味。 白米斜街名人汇聚 地安门外大街路西边，能通河沿的有3条胡同：靠近地安门的叫白米斜街，靠近鼓楼的叫烟袋斜街，中 间的叫义溜胡同，是条只能一个人通行的小胡同。 过去什刹海周围有一圈小河将什刹海围住，用来调节什刹海及北海等三海的水位，称套河。故什刹海环 湖胡同，清代始称河沿。1911年后，以其位于什刹海东南岸命名，称前海南河沿。新中国成立后填平套 河，1965年将"河"字去掉，称前海南沿，沿用至今。 前海南沿弯曲走向，向东倾斜，北起地安门外大街，南至白米斜街，中与马良胡同、白米北巷相交。南 端有街头花园，稍西即著名的荷花市场。清乾隆时在胡同西口有冰窖，后称冰窖胡同，今名白米北巷。 帽局胡同和扬俭胡同（原名羊圈胡同）皆为东通地安门外大街的死胡同，长不过50米。马良胡同在前海 南沿北侧，东西弯曲走向，均宽仅2米，原称马家大院，后以谐音改今名。 白米斜街 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese government plans to implement nine significant measures to revitalize the art market by 2030, which could enhance the value of existing art collections and create new investment opportunities for collectors and investors [1]. Group 1: Establishing Trading Infrastructure - The government aims to establish 1,000 art trading centers across the country, making it easier for individuals to buy and sell art locally, with services including authentication and online-offline transaction support [3][5]. - These centers will help mitigate the risks of counterfeit art and high intermediary fees, providing a more secure environment for transactions [5]. Group 2: Technological Integration - Each artwork will be assigned a "digital ID" on a blockchain, detailing its provenance, ownership history, and other relevant characteristics, making it easier for buyers to verify authenticity [6]. - Banks will be encouraged to offer "art quality pledge loans," allowing collectors to use their art as collateral for loans, with cash available based on the artwork's blockchain ID valuation [6]. Group 3: Investment Accessibility - The government plans to support the creation of art funds that allow individuals to invest in fractional shares of high-value artworks, lowering the entry barrier for art investment [7][9]. - This initiative aims to democratize art investment, enabling more people to participate in the art market [9]. Group 4: Tax Incentives - Tax reductions will be introduced for art transactions, potentially allowing individuals to avoid capital gains tax on certain sales and providing tax deductions for businesses purchasing art for cultural promotion [12]. Group 5: Cultural Engagement - Museums will be encouraged to collect private artworks, allowing collectors to donate or rent their pieces for exhibitions, thus increasing public access to art and enhancing the visibility of private collections [14]. Group 6: Market Regulation - The government will implement strict penalties for counterfeit art, including a blacklist for offenders and promoting "genuine transaction" guarantees [16]. - Regulations will also be established for the digital art market, ensuring that digital artworks are treated similarly to traditional art in terms of rights and protections [17]. Group 7: International Trade Facilitation - The process for importing and exporting art will be simplified, with reduced tariffs and the establishment of "Chinese Art Centers" abroad to facilitate the sale of Chinese artworks in international markets [18][20].

Core Viewpoint - Recent rumors regarding artist Fan Zeng have sparked significant online discussion, but sources indicate he is well and engaged in writing a book, dismissing concerns about his well-being [2][4]. Group 1: Background Information - Fan Zeng's daughter, Fan Xiaohui, expressed concerns about her father's well-being on social media, stating she could not reach him [2]. - A social media account associated with Fan Zeng shared photos of him at an art exhibition in France, which was interpreted as a response to the rumors, although the timing of the visit was not specified [2][4]. Group 2: Family Dynamics - Fan Zeng's recent marriage to Xu Meng, who is 50 years younger, has led to family tensions, described as "internal strife" within the family [4]. - Reports indicate that Xu Meng has been involved in moving Fan Zeng's belongings and has restricted access to his residence, raising concerns about his situation [4][9]. Group 3: Current Status - Staff at a recent art exhibition confirmed that the rumors of Fan Zeng being "missing" are unfounded, stating he has merely relocated and attended the exhibition shortly before the rumors surfaced [4]. - Fan Zeng's art company continues to operate, selling artworks and addressing the rumors as "false" [4].

Core Viewpoint - The rise of "reverse purchasing" by international travelers reflects the global recognition of the competitiveness of Chinese manufacturing and signifies China's transition from being the "world's factory" to a "global market" [1] Group 1: Market Trends - International travelers are increasingly using their luggage as "mobile warehouses" to carry back Chinese-made products such as electronics, toys, and home goods for resale or personal use [2][4] - The TikTok trend "ChinaTravel" has garnered nearly 1 billion views, indicating a growing interest in shopping in China among foreign tourists [2] Group 2: Consumer Preferences - High-margin products like data cables, small appliances, and unique souvenirs are particularly favored by foreign consumers, with significant price differences compared to their home markets [5][4] - Tourists are purchasing a variety of items, including traditional crafts and modern gadgets, which serve both as souvenirs and practical goods [4][5] Group 3: Quality Perception - The perception of Chinese manufacturing has shifted from being seen as cheap to being recognized for quality, with improvements in design and material noted by consumers [7][9] - The trend of "reverse purchasing" highlights the dual recognition of Chinese manufacturing's cost-effectiveness and innovation in the international market [9] Group 4: Economic Impact - The "reverse purchasing" trend is driven by policy openness and manufacturing upgrades, injecting new vitality into the Chinese consumer market and showcasing the transition from "Made in China" to "Created in China" [9]