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Core Points - The article discusses the phenomenon of early blooming flowers, specifically the early flowering of wax plums and mountain peaches in Beijing's parks due to temperature changes [1][3][8] Group 1: Early Blooming Phenomenon - The wax plums, known as "October plums," typically bloom in late October but have started blooming nearly a month early this year [3][5] - The early blooming of these flowers has attracted many visitors and photography enthusiasts to the National Botanical Garden [5][7] - Similarly, mountain peaches, which usually bloom in March, have also started to flower early, adding color to the winter landscape [8][11] Group 2: Environmental Factors - The unusual blooming is attributed to recent low temperatures and strong winds before winter, which have affected the plants' growth cycles [5][14] - The concept of "effective accumulated temperature" is crucial for flowering; flowers bloom when they perceive that spring has arrived due to sufficient warmth [14][18] - The interaction of warm and cold air currents in the region has contributed to the conditions necessary for these flowers to bloom in winter [16][18] Group 3: Visitor Experience - The early blooming flowers provide a unique experience for visitors, allowing them to enjoy winter flower viewing, which is typically rare [16][20] - The phenomenon has sparked curiosity among the public, leading to increased interest in observing plant behaviors during different seasons [13][20]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the efforts in ecological restoration and sustainable development in Gansu Province, particularly in Huachi County and Huan County, through the "Three-North" project, which aims to combat desertification and improve local livelihoods. Group 1: Ecological Restoration Efforts - The "Three-North" project has been actively promoted in key areas like Huachi and Huan counties to enhance ecological governance [2] - The local forestry efforts have resulted in over 188 million mu of forest area, contributing to wind and sand prevention [3] Group 2: Soil and Water Conservation - Huan County has implemented comprehensive soil and water conservation measures, including the construction of two water retention ponds and the filling and reinforcing of eroded areas [4] - Over the past five years, Huan County has protected more than 150,000 mu of land and completed soil erosion control over 2 million mu [4] Group 3: Economic Development through Ecological Initiatives - The establishment of over 10,000 mu of seabuckthorn bases in Huachi and Huan counties has opened new revenue streams for local communities [5] - A biotechnology company has been introduced to process seabuckthorn products, with an expected total output value exceeding 40 million yuan in 2024 [5] - The cultivation of traditional Chinese medicinal herbs on over 20,000 mu of suitable grassland has also contributed to local income [5]

Core Insights - The article highlights the significant role of the "Lingchuan Lianqiao" (a type of traditional Chinese medicine) industry in local economic development, with a focus on its production scale and the support from local government for sustainable growth [1][2] Industry Overview - The "Lingchuan Lianqiao" has received national geographical indication product certification, with a distribution area of 1.186 million acres, accounting for one-fourth of the national annual output [1] - The total industrial output value of traditional Chinese medicine, represented by Lianqiao, is projected to reach 2.22 billion yuan in 2024, with over 80% of administrative villages in 11 townships participating in the industry [1] Government Support and Oversight - The local government, specifically the Discipline Inspection Commission, is actively involved in monitoring the entire industrial chain of traditional Chinese medicine, addressing issues and public demands, and ensuring the effective implementation of policies [1][2] - The government has established a problem list and supervision plan, focusing on key areas such as financial subsidies, project approvals, and infrastructure development to promote the sustainable growth of the industry [1] Economic Impact - The cultivation and harvesting of Lianqiao have led to over 50,000 local workers being employed, with an average annual income increase of 3,000 yuan per person, making it a key driver for rural revitalization and local economic strength [2]

Core Insights - Shanzhou, located in the Qinling Mountains, is leveraging its ecological resources to develop a "health and wellness" industry, promoting the concept of "22°C Shanzhou, China’s Health and Wellness Capital" [1] Group 1: Development of Medicinal and Edible Industries - Shanzhou has a rich ecological environment that supports 1,192 types of traditional Chinese medicinal herbs, with 110 of them being dual-purpose as food and medicine [2] - The town of Sipin has established a "Mountain Cornel Industry Alliance" to enhance the management and quality of its mountain cornel production, which spans over 40,000 acres and produces approximately 1,500 tons annually, accounting for one-sixth of the national output [3] - Recent initiatives have led to the recognition of Shanzhou as a "Chinese Medicinal Cuisine Landmark City" by the Chinese Culinary Association in 2024, with over 20 specialty agricultural products registered and recognized nationally [3] Group 2: Promotion of Event Economy - The 2025 National Beach Volleyball Tour in Shanzhou has sparked a consumer trend, enhancing the local tourism experience through various promotional activities linked to event attendance [5] - In 2024, Shanzhou experienced a 23% increase in tourist numbers and a 25% rise in tourism revenue due to the hosting of high-level sports events [6] - The city is developing a unique event system that includes mountain sports, forest activities, and outdoor adventures, while also improving infrastructure to support these events [6] Group 3: Utilization of Climate Resources - Shanzhou's ecological advantages, including an air quality index with over 350 days of good air quality and a forest coverage rate of 68.5%, support the implementation of the CCER forestry carbon sink project [7] - The CCER project, covering 8,928 hectares over a 40-year period, is expected to achieve a total emission reduction of 779,054 tons, translating to an average annual reduction of 19,476 tons [7] - This project aims to convert ecological value into economic benefits, enhancing collective income and supporting local farmers while embodying the principle of "lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets" [7]

Core Viewpoint - Yiling Pharmaceutical has successfully passed the extended inspection of the "Good Agricultural Practices" (GAP) for its medicinal herb planting bases, indicating compliance with quality management standards in traditional Chinese medicine [1] Group 1: Company Achievements - On October 9, Yiling Pharmaceutical's safflower planting base was inspected by the Hebei Provincial Drug Administration and the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Drug Administration [1] - The comprehensive evaluation of the inspection results showed that Yiling Pharmaceutical meets the required standards [1] - In addition to the safflower base, Yiling Pharmaceutical has multiple bases, including for forsythia and honeysuckle, that have also passed the GAP extended inspections [1]

Core Viewpoint - The transformation of abandoned coal mines into tourism sites in Tongchuan reflects the city's commitment to ecological restoration and high-quality economic development, showcasing a successful model of integrating ecological and economic benefits [1][2][3]. Group 1: Ecological Restoration and Economic Development - Tongchuan has focused on becoming a "demonstration city for industrial transformation and upgrading in the western region," emphasizing ecological priority and green development [1]. - The city has secured funding of 1.349 billion yuan for ecological restoration projects, targeting 36 historical abandoned mines to revitalize the local economy [3]. Group 2: Tourism Development - The Xishan Scenic Area, transformed from the abandoned coal mine, has become a model for tourism development, attracting visitors and enhancing local cultural appreciation [2]. - The scenic area incorporates historical mining techniques into its exhibits, providing an authentic experience for tourists while maintaining the site's original character [2]. Group 3: Agricultural Initiatives - In Yijun County, the introduction of a 40,000-acre honeysuckle planting project has provided significant income opportunities for local farmers, with earnings of 14 yuan per kilogram [4][5]. - The project has encouraged sustainable land use and increased awareness among villagers about the economic potential of previously neglected lands [5]. Group 4: Cultural and Sports Events - Recent sports events in Tongchuan, such as the National Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships, have stimulated local tourism and cultural engagement, showcasing local products and heritage [6]. - The introduction of an "all-in-one" ticketing system during events has enhanced visitor experiences, linking sports with local tourism and dining, thereby boosting the regional economy [6].

Core Viewpoint - The significant decline in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) herb prices reflects a broader downturn in the TCM market, with many herbs experiencing price drops of nearly 90% from previous highs [2][3]. Price Trends - Prices for TCM herbs such as Ziwun and Cat Claw Grass have plummeted from 80 yuan and over 1,000 yuan per kilogram to 9 yuan and 66 yuan, respectively [2]. - A total of 835 out of 1,095 TCM herb varieties tracked by Kangmei TCM Network have seen price declines this year, representing approximately 75% of the total [2]. - The TCM Comprehensive 200 Index has dropped from 3549.47 on July 18, 2024, to 2812.85 on August 4, 2025 [2]. Market Dynamics - The current price drop is attributed to the aftermath of previous speculative trading, leading to overproduction and excess inventory in the TCM market [3]. - The decline in prices has caused panic among stockpilers and traders, prompting them to liquidate their holdings, further driving down prices [3]. - Experts indicate that the market has not yet fully adjusted, with many industry participants facing significant financial losses due to the price drop [4]. Supply and Demand Factors - The supply of TCM herbs is heavily influenced by weather conditions and regional planting volumes, making it less flexible compared to chemical drug raw materials [5]. - The demand for TCM herbs is driven by consumer health needs, processing into TCM tablets, and production of traditional Chinese patent medicines [5]. - Despite the short-term benefits of lower herb prices for manufacturers and consumers, the long-term implications could harm the stability of the industry due to the adverse effects on farmers [5].