国庆、中秋佳节临近，为规范"双节"期间市场价格、旅游消费秩序，遏制过度包装现象，保障消费者合 法权益，近日，乌拉特前旗市场监管局配合巴彦淖尔市发改委、市市场监管局、旗发改委等多部门，联 合开展节前价格检查工作。 此次检查覆盖辖区内旅游景区、大型商超、农贸市场、食品加工厂等多个重点区域。在乌梁素海旅游景 区，执法人员重点检查景区门票价格执行情况、旅游项目收费情况、景区内商品明码标价情况，强调景 区管理人员及工作人员需规范经营，不得利用节假日旅游高峰哄抬物价，共同维护当地旅游市场良好形 象。在商超和农贸市场，执法人员对米、面、油、菜等民生商品进行检查，重点检查经营者明码标价执 行情况，细致排查标价是否规范、是否存在虚假折扣等价格违法违规行为。对于月饼这类节令产品，执 法人员重点检查是否明码标价、是否存在过度包装问题，并提醒商家月饼应回归传统美食本质，合理定 价，避免"天价月饼"扰乱市场，以礼盒形式销售月饼需向消费者就内容物及包装盒的价格情况进行解释 说明，充分给予消费者知情权和选择权。 下一步，乌拉特前旗市场监督管理局将持续加大价格监督力度和频次，加强对重点区域、重点环节、重 点商品的价格监督检查，依法查处各类价 ...

Core Insights - Women in Yunnan are becoming a significant driving force in the economy, transforming local resources into economic benefits and contributing to rural revitalization [1] Group 1: Flower Industry - The Dou Nan Flower Market is Asia's largest fresh-cut flower trading market, with a daily transaction volume exceeding 30 million stems [2] - Approximately 45% of the workforce in the flower industry consists of women, who are supported by the Women's Federation through training programs to enhance their skills in pest control and flower quality management [2] - The Dou Nan Women's Federation was awarded the "National Women's Civilization Post" title in 2025, recognizing their contributions to the industry [2] Group 2: E-commerce and Livestreaming - The Chuxiong Village Broadcasting Women's Federation aims to improve the income of female practitioners by providing systematic training and one-on-one guidance in e-commerce [3] - The federation has successfully trained a group of representative female livestreamers, significantly boosting the sales of local agricultural products, such as old tree walnuts [3] - The Chuxiong Village Broadcasting Women's Federation has established connections with over 189 e-commerce companies, with more than 3,000 practitioners, 80% of whom are women [7]

Core Insights - In June 2025, Heilongjiang Province's consumer price index (CPI) turned to a slight increase of 0.1% year-on-year after four months of decline, while month-on-month it continued to show a seasonal decrease of 0.2%, though the decline was less than the previous month’s 0.3% [1][2] Year-on-Year Price Changes - The year-on-year price changes in Heilongjiang showed a "five increases and three decreases" pattern across eight major categories of goods and services. The largest increase was in other goods and services, up 8.4%, followed by clothing at 3.7%, and other increases included daily necessities (1.1%), education and cultural entertainment (0.9%), and housing (0.3%). The categories that saw decreases included transportation and communication (down 3.7%), food, tobacco, and alcohol (down 0.5%), and healthcare (down 0.1%) [1][2] Month-on-Month Price Changes - Month-on-month, the price changes in Heilongjiang reflected a "four increases, one decrease, and three stable" trend. The main factor for the overall month-on-month decline was the 0.9% decrease in food, tobacco, and alcohol prices due to seasonal drops in vegetable and fruit prices. The four categories that increased were other goods and services (1.1%), daily necessities (0.3%), transportation and communication (0.2%), and education and cultural entertainment (0.1%), while clothing, housing, and healthcare prices remained stable [2] Core CPI Insights - The core CPI, excluding food and energy prices, showed a year-on-year increase of 1.0%, which is an increase of 0.2 percentage points from the previous month (0.8%), marking the highest increase of the year. This core CPI contributed to a 0.7 percentage point rise in the overall consumer price level, indicating a solid long-term price trend. In contrast, food prices and energy prices decreased by 1.1% and 4.5% year-on-year, negatively impacting the overall consumer price level by 0.2 and 0.4 percentage points, respectively [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the resilience and dedication of family-run businesses in China, showcasing their integral role in local communities and the labor-intensive nature of their operations [6][21]. Group 1: Business Operations - Family-run stores, such as convenience stores and bookshops, are characterized by hard work and a commitment to quality, with owners often engaging in physically demanding tasks [7][9]. - The daily routines of these businesses involve early mornings and late nights, reflecting a lifestyle of continuous labor and dedication to customer service [8][17]. - The article emphasizes the emotional connection between these businesses and their customers, with owners often knowing their regulars' preferences and needs [16][20]. Group 2: Community Impact - Family businesses serve as a vital link in neighborhood relationships, fostering a sense of community and mutual support among residents [12][19]. - The article illustrates how these businesses adapt to customer needs, such as extending hours to accommodate demand, thereby becoming integral parts of their communities [17][18]. - The warmth and familiarity of family-run stores create a unique atmosphere that contrasts with larger commercial enterprises, emphasizing personal connections over transactional relationships [12][21]. Group 3: Personal Stories - The narrative includes personal anecdotes from business owners, highlighting their sacrifices and the emotional bonds formed through shared labor and commitment to their craft [13][15]. - The article features couples who have built their businesses together, showcasing their teamwork and mutual support as key factors in their success [14][16]. - The stories reflect a broader cultural ethos of hard work and perseverance, with family businesses embodying the values of diligence and community spirit [11][21].