总台记者 李健南：现在是当地时间周六（10日），也是伊朗每周上班的第一天。从今天早上开始，伊朗国内的打车软件等部分网站已经恢复使用，但是民 众仍然不能接打国际长途，网络条件依然受限。本次伊朗断网主要是受到持续抗议活动的影响。根据我在伊朗各地朋友的反馈，目前全国范围内的大规模抗 议活动仍然在持续，部分地区甚至引发了一定规模的骚乱。 近日，伊朗多地发生骚乱，造成人员伤亡。伊朗方面强调，伊朗人民将通过彼此之间的对话与互动来解决自身问题，绝不允许任何形式的外来干预。 总台记者 李健南：此时此刻，我正在用卫星电话从伊朗首都德黑兰发回报道。从当地时间1月8日晚至现在，伊朗网络都处于中断的状态。 伊朗政府号召民众不要受到挑唆 总台记者 李健南：伊朗政府官员和军方多次指出本次针对伊朗经济问题的抗议是伊朗人民表达诉求的方式，但部分抗议活动演变为骚乱活动，是隐藏在人 群中的、受到美国和以色列资助的暴徒所引发。伊朗政府号召民众不要受到暴徒的挑唆，以免陷入敌人的圈套。 伊朗打车软件等部分网站已恢复使用 总台记者 李健南：根据我的观察，目前德黑兰生活物资供应充足，超市里面的米、面、油等均保持着稳定和正常的供应。接下来伊朗局势将如何发展 ...

总台记者李健南：伊朗政府官员和军方多次指出本次针对伊朗经济问题的抗议是伊朗人民表达诉求的方 式，但部分抗议活动演变为骚乱活动，是隐藏在人群中的、受到美国和以色列资助的暴徒所引发。伊朗 政府号召民众不要受到暴徒的挑唆，以免陷入敌人的圈套。 目前德黑兰生活物资供应充足 总台记者李健南：根据我的观察，目前德黑兰生活物资供应充足，超市里面的米、面、油等均保持着稳 定和正常的供应。接下来伊朗局势将如何发展，我们也将保持密切关注。 总台记者李健南：此时此刻，我正在用卫星电话从伊朗首都德黑兰发回报道。从当地时间1月8日晚至现 在，伊朗网络都处于中断的状态。 伊朗打车软件等部分网站已恢复使用 总台记者李健南：现在是当地时间周六（10日），也是伊朗每周上班的第一天。从今天早上开始，伊朗 国内的打车软件等部分网站已经恢复使用，但是民众仍然不能接打国际长途，网络条件依然受限。本次 伊朗断网主要是受到持续抗议活动的影响。根据我在伊朗各地朋友的反馈，目前全国范围内的大规模抗 议活动仍然在持续，部分地区甚至引发了一定规模的骚乱。 伊朗政府号召民众不要受到挑唆 近日，伊朗多地发生骚乱，造成人员伤亡。美国总统特朗普本月2日威胁将就伊朗骚乱事 ...

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Group 1 - The article highlights the systemic risk of unemployment affecting families, with multiple family members losing jobs simultaneously, indicating a shift from individual tragedies to broader societal issues [2] - The closure of numerous private kindergartens across China is attributed to a declining birth rate, with projections suggesting that 26,000 kindergartens may disappear by 2025, averaging over 50 closures daily [5] - Major tech companies are experiencing significant layoffs, with Microsoft cutting 9,000 jobs and other firms like Google and Meta also reducing their workforce, reflecting a trend of job losses in the technology sector [7] Group 2 - The article discusses the financial strain on families due to rising medical costs and the tightening of health insurance reimbursements, which can deplete a family's savings in the event of a serious illness [7] - It emphasizes the importance of practical financial strategies for families, such as reducing consumption debt, increasing emergency savings, and investing in commercial health insurance to maintain financial stability [12] - The narrative includes personal stories of individuals adapting to economic pressures by leveraging skills for cash flow, cutting unnecessary expenses, and focusing on self-improvement to navigate challenging job markets [13]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the impact of technology on daily life, emphasizing how reliance on automation and convenience can lead to a disconnection from the processes and skills that enrich human experience and understanding of the world [3][5][8]. Group 1: Technology and Human Experience - The increasing dependence on technology has resulted in a loss of essential skills and experiences, such as cooking and writing, which are crucial for cognitive and sensory development [4][10][11]. - The concept of "device paradigm" suggests that while technology provides convenience, it also creates a separation between individuals and their understanding of the world [5][6][9]. - The article highlights the importance of engaging with physical objects and processes to foster a deeper understanding and connection with the environment, which is often lost in a technology-dominated society [23][25][27]. Group 2: Consumer Culture and Skills Development - The rise of consumer culture, driven by technology, has led to a passive acceptance of convenience, diminishing individuals' understanding of the origins and processes behind the products they consume [6][7][32]. - The article advocates for the cultivation of practical skills and experiences, suggesting that engaging in hands-on activities can enhance one's ability to navigate life and resist consumerism [26][35][36]. - It emphasizes the need for creating environments that allow young people to develop these skills, suggesting that educational systems should incorporate opportunities for independent living and practical learning [33][34].

Core Viewpoint - The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has released a new standard (ISO 25556:2025) focusing on the digital economy from the perspective of an aging population, with China leading its development [1][3] Group 1: Standard Overview - The standard outlines basic principles and core elements for an age-inclusive digital economy, providing specific recommendations and application cases for high-frequency scenarios such as online shopping, digital banking, and smart transportation [1][2] - It aims to bridge the digital divide for the elderly by offering scientific solutions to enhance their participation in the digital economy [1][3] Group 2: Specific Recommendations - For online shopping, the standard suggests simplifying operational processes and implementing large fonts and high-contrast interfaces to assist elderly users [1] - In digital banking, it encourages features like voice guidance and quick access to customer service to facilitate transactions for older adults [1][2] Group 3: Broader Implications - The standard also addresses smart transportation by promoting features like one-click ride-hailing and trip-sharing with family to enhance safety and convenience for elderly users [2] - In smart community initiatives, it advocates for the integration of essential service information in an easily understandable format for older adults [2] Group 4: National Efforts and International Collaboration - The National Market Supervision Administration of China has established a joint working group to enhance standardization in the aging sector, resulting in over 240 national standards related to aging and accessibility [2][4] - China is actively promoting international recognition of its aging-related standards, aligning closely with those of developed countries like Japan and Germany, emphasizing accessibility and safety [4]

Group 1 - The article discusses the cultural phenomenon in South Korea where many individuals prefer to avoid small talk with strangers, contrasting with the more sociable interactions depicted in Korean dramas [1][2] - Tourists, including Australian Ava Miller, have reported experiencing cultural shock due to the lack of engagement from locals, who often respond minimally during attempts at conversation [1][2] - There are specific features in South Korean apps, such as hair appointment and ride-hailing services, that allow users to indicate they do not wish to engage in conversation, highlighting a societal preference for privacy and minimal interaction [1][2] Group 2 - South Korean office workers express a desire to avoid social situations outside of work, feeling that they already face enough "politeness pressure" in their professional lives [2] - Some individuals, like a mother named Shin Yu-jin, acknowledge that while small talk can help break the ice, it can also lead to uncomfortable personal questions that invade privacy [2] - Experts attribute this phenomenon to cultural and historical factors, noting that traditional Korean society emphasized close-knit community relationships, which have not fully adapted to the changes brought by industrialization [2]