在那坡县平孟国门文化休闲驿站，中越青年围坐共读，气氛热烈。"我经常来这里看《荷花》杂志，里 面有很多关于中国文化、越中友谊的故事。"越南河内文化大学旅游管理专业大四学生黄荷穗说，读书 角给她提供了一个很好的交流平台，让她认识了许多中国朋友，大家一起学习交流，非常开心。 活动期间，"新春送福小分队"还深入口岸商户、边境村屯，将祝福送上门。"我们送的不仅 是'福'和'法'，更是中越友好的'礼物'。"那坡县人民法院平孟法庭庭长农群惠说。 "我家是越中通婚家庭，今天书法家不仅上门为我们写'福'字，还特地送来越中双语对联和挂历，我心 里特别温暖。"越籍媳妇吴亚王说，她嫁到中国多年，早已把这里当成自己的家。这些双语对联和挂历 既有中国年味，又有她能看懂的越南文字，特别贴心。"我会继续好好生活，当好越中友好一家人的典 范，祝越中友谊长存！"吴亚王说。 那坡县委宣传部部长黄国剑表示，此次活动把"文化年货"送到边境一线、送到民众家门口，通过写春 联、送福字这种喜闻乐见的形式，营造了喜庆祥和的新春氛围，更让中越友好在民间交流中得到传承， 让中国故事、边关发展与中越友谊在边境地区深入人心。 中新社广西百色2月14日电 题：中越边关 ...

2026年2月8日 星期日 一版编辑:吴晓杰、李鸾 本版编辑:杨永磊、王旭东 新闻版美术编辑:朱 春节临近,北京西黄城根北街 街面上的"网红金大爷"挂历铺,又 热闹起来了!红底白字的招牌特别 显眼,来往的路人也忍不住多看两 服。 一进铺子,记者就仿佛走进了 一间"时光博物馆"。不大的店铺, 四面墙上挂满了挂历。最早的,是 一份1955年的翻页挂历,白底上印 着年份数字。再往后,是一组1960 年到1970年的袖珍挂历,卡片般大 小,字迹却清晰。最多的,要数20 世纪80年代的挂历,泼墨挥毫的画 作、祖国各地的风光、福气满满的娃 娃、红遍银幕的电影明星,应有尽 有,像是把那个热气腾腾的年代搬 进了屋子里。 仔细瞅瞅,这些挂历,有的已经 泛黄卷边,带着老物件儿特有的温 润;有的还鲜艳亮丽、光泽如新。 "这铺子啊,跟了我40多年 哟!里头好多都是'老伙计'了。"店 主金安光介绍,改革开放初期,他开 了这家挂历铺,专门卖挂历,光景好 时一年卖过上万件。 随着近十几年来手机的普及, 买挂历的人不如以前多了,他却割 舍不下这家小店。"有人劝我把店面 粗出去,说比卖挂历挣钱。但我觉 得,事情不能都用钱来衡量。开了 这些年, ...

Group 1 - The sales peak for horse-related products in Yiwu, Zhejiang has already begun, despite the Lunar New Year being over 100 days away [1] - The festive atmosphere is strong in the Yiwu International Trade City, with many products featuring horse elements, such as couplets, calendars, and paintings, appealing particularly to younger consumers [1][3] - Domestic buyers prefer trendy items, while international buyers favor traditional products, indicating a diverse market demand [3] Group 2 - Merchants are combining popular IP themes with festive needs, launching various horse-themed red envelopes featuring auspicious phrases like "马上发财" (immediate wealth) and "马到成功" (success at once), targeting young buyers [5] - Plush toys related to the Year of the Horse are prominently displayed in stores, with merchants reporting a peak in sales and factories ramping up production to meet demand [7] - Two popular products, "马上有钱" (immediate money) and "马上有福" (immediate fortune), have received significant orders, particularly from northern cities, with some orders scheduled as far out as January 2026 [9]

Group 1 - The sales of horse-related products in Yiwu, Zhejiang are experiencing a peak ahead of the upcoming Year of the Horse, with various items such as toys and decorative paintings already in high demand [1][3] - Domestic buyers prefer trendy products, while international buyers lean towards traditional items, indicating a diverse market preference [5] - The plush toy sales area has prominently displayed zodiac products for the Year of the Horse, leading to increased orders and production efforts to meet demand [7] Group 2 - Merchants are combining popular IP themes with festive needs, launching themed red envelopes featuring horse images and auspicious phrases like "马上发财" (immediate wealth) and "马到成功" (success at once), appealing to younger consumers [8] - Traditional style products are particularly popular in northern cities, with orders already scheduled into January 2026, reflecting strong market demand [10]

Group 1 - Beijing Xinfadi Market has launched cultural and creative products that incorporate elements of fruits and vegetables, aiming to create a new scene that integrates cultural experience and innovative consumption in the agricultural and commercial tourism sector [1][2] - The market offers various cultural and creative products such as calendars, shopping bags, notebooks, cups, and disks, which serve as important cultural carriers for friendly exchanges and are presented as Chinese-style creative gifts to international friends [2][3] - The market sees a daily listing of 2,300 tons of seafood and aquatic products, with an increase in product variety following the recent opening of the fishing season. Preparations for the Mid-Autumn Festival are underway, with major brands' mooncakes entering the market and gift consumption gradually rising [3]

Group 1 - The nostalgia for the past highlights the simplicity and warmth of life in earlier decades, emphasizing the kindness and support among people during those times [1][4][19] - The cultural elements such as traditional paintings, calendars, and children's books played a significant role in daily life, fostering community connections [3][13] - The era was marked by a sense of hope and vitality despite material scarcity, with significant anticipation for family gatherings and celebrations [4][8] Group 2 - The memories of childhood experiences, such as drinking water directly from taps and enjoying simple treats, evoke a sense of warmth and happiness [6][15] - The dedication and responsibility of students in vocational schools during the 1980s reflect a strong work ethic that surpasses some modern educational achievements [8][25] - The portrayal of workers in the 1980s showcases their dedication and the sense of community within workplaces, highlighting a more integrated work-life balance [9][19] Group 3 - The unique fashion and lifestyle of the 1980s, characterized by simplicity and individuality, represent a distinct social atmosphere [11][21] - The use of ration tickets for shopping illustrates the communal spirit and mutual assistance among neighbors during that time [13][19] - The vibrant culture of the 1980s, including music and transportation, contributed to a collective memory that continues to resonate today [14][17]