近日，海口江东新区一家企业采用俄罗斯进口玉石原料加工而成的玉镯，在美兰机场"二线口岸"顺利通关。这是全岛封关运作后，海南自贸港加工增值免 关税政策下首批落地的玉石产品，标志着自贸港加工增值政策，在珠宝加工领域实现落地。 据了解，这批玉镯的原料经空运抵达海口后，在企业工厂完成切片、套筒、取芯、修型等全流程加工工序后，顺利完成二线口岸通关流程。 企业负责人表示，利用自贸港政策，企业积极布局，在江东新区打造占地93亩的琥珀玉石产业园，构建全链条珠宝产业生态。该产业园是集国际琥珀蜜 蜡、玉石原材料贸易、仓储、加工生产、交易、展览、设计、文化旅游、检测鉴定于一体的专业化产业集群，建成后能够实现从原料进口到成品流通的全 环节覆盖。 来源：央视新闻客户端 目前，该产业园一期已完成建设并启动上下游企业招商引资工作。此次首批玉石加工增值产品顺利通关，是自贸港政策的落地实践，未来也将持续吸引国 内外珠宝产业链企业向海南集聚。 ...

目前，产业园一期已完成建设并启动上下游企业招引工作，集约化、专业化的产业集群效应正逐步显现。香港玉玲珑集团选择扎根海南、布局江东新区， 正是看中了江东新区的产业平台和发展潜力，更是看中了自贸港政策优势和背靠中国内地巨大市场的区位优势。 来源：海南日报客户端 记者：刘冀冀 通讯员：曹柳 近日，海口江东新区企业——海南五色光文化发展有限公司一批采用俄罗斯进口玉石原料加工而成的玉镯，在美兰机场"二线口岸"顺利通关，成为封关后 海南自贸港加工增值政策下第一批落地的玉石产品，标志着自贸港加工增值政策，在珠宝加工领域实现落地。 "作为香港玉玲珑集团布局海南自贸港珠宝业务的核心载体，我们精准把握封关政策机遇，在海口江东新区打造占地93亩的琥珀玉石产业园，全力构建全 链条珠宝产业生态。"海南五色光文化发展有限公司相关负责人介绍，该产业园定位为集国际琥珀蜜蜡、玉石原材料贸易、仓储、加工生产、交易、展 览、设计、文化旅游、检测鉴定于一体的专业化产业集群，实现从原料进口到成品流通的全环节覆盖，有效破解海南珠宝产业长期存在的零散分布难题。 据悉，这批玉镯的原料经空运抵达海口后，在海南五色光文化发展有限公司工厂完成切片、套筒、取芯、修 ...

Core Points - The Jinma Taipeng Cross-Strait Exchange Association donated 19 items, including handmade wallets and medals from Taiwan's ethnic minorities, to the China Minnan-Taiwan Cultural Museum in Quanzhou, Fujian [1][3] - The museum, which focuses on the historical relationship between mainland China and Taiwan, has over 6,000 donated items from Taiwanese compatriots [1] - The deputy curator of the museum emphasized that the donated items, which include old photographs and cultural artifacts, serve as a vital link connecting the emotions between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait [1] Donation Details - The donation included a family heirloom jade bracelet, which has been passed down through four generations, symbolizing the emotional connection between families across the strait [3] - On the same day, 30 Taiwanese compatriots joined the museum's "Friends of the Museum" group, which aims to support the museum's development through social engagement [3] Cultural Significance - The association's executive president highlighted that the cultural resonance experienced through the museum's exhibits attracts more Taiwanese to engage with the museum and join the "Friends of the Museum" group [3] - The act of donating physical items is seen as a way to convey deep feelings among compatriots and strengthen the shared cultural atmosphere between Fujian and Taiwan [3]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the legal actions taken against the influencer "Chai Dui Dui" for defamation and selling counterfeit products, highlighting the consequences of malicious marketing tactics in the digital space [2][5][19]. Group 1: Legal Actions and Outcomes - The court ruled that the four defendants must immediately cease their infringing activities and delete the videos related to the "Chai Dui Dui" account [2][4]. - Chai Dui Dui is required to post a court-approved apology on his account within ten days [2][4]. - The defendants are ordered to collectively compensate the affected parties a total of 2.6 million yuan, which includes 2 million yuan to the company "Pang Dong Lai," 400,000 yuan to Mr. Yu Dong Lai, and 200,000 yuan for reasonable expenses [2][4]. - One of the defendants, Wen XX, is held jointly liable for 520,000 yuan of the compensation [2][4]. Group 2: Background of the Case - Chai Dui Dui, a self-proclaimed "anti-fraud blogger," gained attention by making unfounded claims about the pricing and quality of jade products sold by the well-known supermarket "Pang Dong Lai" [5][9]. - His actions included spreading false information about the company's products, alleging that they were sold at exorbitant prices compared to their actual cost [5][9]. - Following these claims, the local market regulatory authority conducted inspections and confirmed that "Pang Dong Lai" had transparent pricing with a gross profit margin of less than 20% [9]. Group 3: Consequences of Malicious Marketing - The actions of Chai Dui Dui have been criticized for damaging public trust in legitimate businesses and disrupting normal market competition [19]. - His marketing tactics, which included selling counterfeit jade products while claiming to expose fraud, have led to legal repercussions and public backlash [22]. - The article emphasizes the negative impact of such influencers on the business environment and consumer trust [19][22].

Core Points - The article highlights the issue of internet influencers creating divisive narratives for the sake of gaining traffic, specifically focusing on the case of influencer "Hu Chenfeng" who was banned for promoting a false dichotomy between "Apple users" as elites and "Android users" as lower-class individuals [1][3] - The report emphasizes that the choice of smartphone brand should be a personal preference, but Hu Chenfeng distorted it into a status symbol, leading to social discord [3] Group 1 - Hu Chenfeng was banned from multiple platforms on September 20 for violating regulatory guidelines by promoting extreme narratives around smartphone brands [3] - The influencer constructed a narrative where "Apple users" are characterized as elite, while "Android users" are labeled as lower-class, creating a false sense of social hierarchy [3] - The actions of Hu Chenfeng have sparked significant social controversy, as his comments often incite cognitive division among netizens [3] Group 2 - Another influencer, "Chai Dui Dui," was criticized for making false claims about a well-known supermarket's pricing and was later arrested for selling counterfeit products [4] - Chai Dui Dui's actions reflect a broader issue of influencers engaging in deceptive practices to attract viewers and generate revenue [4]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the arrest of a controversial internet celebrity known as "Chai Dui Dui" for allegedly producing and selling counterfeit products, highlighting the irony of a self-proclaimed "anti-fraud blogger" engaging in fraudulent activities [3][23]. Group 1: Background and Initial Actions - Chai Dui Dui, a self-identified anti-fraud influencer with over 200,000 followers, accused a well-known supermarket chain, Pang Dong Lai, of selling overpriced jade products without factual basis [3][4]. - His claims led to public scrutiny, with many accusing him of malicious marketing to gain followers and traffic [4][6]. Group 2: Investigation and Findings - Following Chai's accusations, local market regulators conducted surprise inspections at Pang Dong Lai, confirming that all jade products were clearly priced with a gross margin of less than 20% [7]. - While claiming to expose fraud, Chai Dui Dui was simultaneously promoting and selling his own jade products through live streams, asserting their high quality [9]. Group 3: Consumer Reactions and Legal Consequences - Consumers who purchased jade items from Chai's live streams reported that the products were dyed and lost color over time, leading to dissatisfaction and further investigations [11][13]. - Pang Dong Lai filed a lawsuit against Chai Dui Dui for commercial defamation and infringement of reputation rights, resulting in a court ruling that required the removal of infringing videos and the closure of related accounts [15][16][18]. Group 4: Regulatory Actions and Arrest - Chai Dui Dui's wife, who is the legal representative of a related company, faced fines for false advertising and selling unlabelled products [22]. - Following consumer complaints and investigations, Chai Dui Dui was arrested for allegedly producing and selling counterfeit jade products, with the case still under investigation [23].

Core Insights - The article discusses the archaeological significance of the Majiabang culture, particularly focusing on recent discoveries in the Yangtze River Delta region, which date back approximately 6000 to 7000 years [1][9][10]. Group 1: Majiabang Culture Overview - The Majiabang culture is categorized into three main cultural systems, with the third system being the Majiabang-Congze-Liangzhu culture, which is highlighted in the article [1]. - The Majiabang culture is primarily distributed in the Taihu Lake region, with nearly a hundred related sites covering an area of approximately 37,000 square kilometers [9]. Group 2: Recent Discoveries - Recent archaeological findings include the successful retrieval of ancient human genomic data from the Majiabang culture, filling gaps in ancient DNA research in the lower Yangtze region [1]. - A significant discovery was made at the Doushan site in Wuxi, where a city site dating back about 6000 years was uncovered, marking it as one of the earliest prehistoric city sites in China [1]. Group 3: Archaeological Excavations - The Majiabang site was first excavated in 1959, revealing a variety of artifacts including pottery, jade, and bone tools, which prompted further archaeological efforts [2][3]. - Subsequent excavations in 2009 led to the discovery of additional artifacts, including human remains and pottery fragments, further enriching the understanding of the Majiabang culture [3]. Group 4: Cultural Characteristics - The Majiabang culture is characterized by its unique burial practices, predominantly rectangular vertical pit graves, with a majority being single-person burials [5][12]. - The culture reflects a matrilineal society structure, with evidence suggesting a gradual transition towards a more complex social hierarchy as agriculture and craftsmanship advanced [12]. Group 5: Economic Activities - The inhabitants of the Majiabang culture primarily engaged in rice agriculture, raising livestock such as dogs, pigs, and water buffalo, with evidence of both rice and millet cultivation [10]. - Fishing and hunting were also significant economic activities, as indicated by the discovery of various fishing tools and animal remains [10]. Group 6: Cultural Influence and Legacy - The Majiabang culture is believed to have influenced and been influenced by the Hemudu culture, with evidence of cultural exchange and interaction between the two [13]. - The cultural legacy of Majiabang is seen as a precursor to the Liangzhu civilization, highlighting its importance in the development of early Chinese civilization [15].