Wang Ligang spoke at the launch of the "Hummingbird" new book of the Trade University. Photos provided by the interviewees

　　This version of the photos was taken by Chen Dahong except for the signature.

　　Yang Junwu is used to seeing Beijing at 60km/h. He wears a padded jacket and a striking vest. He rides an electric car that needs to be recharged twice a day. The food in the trunk of the car is used to rescue the stomachs of urbanites.

　　Yang Junwu stopped on the sidewalk and waited with restraint for the light to change, usually waiting 40 seconds.

　　Time means different things to different people. For office workers, time is measured by the day, and in the eyes of the delivery brother, time is measured by the minutes. After the robot girl’s voice sounded, "You have a new order," "Time is ticking, every minute and every second is walking on the tip of my heart."

　　Yang Junwu is one of the few willing to wait, and his peers are known for ignoring traffic lights. "There are no cars in front and they keep honking their horns, and the throttle is so loud." The sharp and impatient sound of horns left on the road attracted people’s attention.

　　They are a sign on the screen of the mobile phone, riding a car, getting closer and closer to you, wearing similar uniforms, and even similar faces.

　　"Time is meant to serve people, and once you place an order, customers start to use time to evaluate and control people." Lian Si, a professor at the University of International Business and Economics and vice president of the China Youth Research Association, has focused his research on couriers and takeaways for the past year. "Takeaways and couriers are both service providers and consumers. They are alienated and controlled by time, which forces the whole society to be nervous."

　　Become a "10,000 Yuan household" as soon as possible

　　The deliveryman is nicknamed "the man behind Jack Ma," the "red blood cell of the Internet." In the sorting center on the outskirts of the city, the deliveryman performs Brownian motion (Brownian motion refers to the irregular movement of tiny particles – reporter’s note) on the daily throughput, and the scarlet letters on the wall say "Think more, work more and gain more, dare to fight and dare to fight Double Eleven."

　　"Which city in our country can do without online shopping, including the countryside. Our old hometown and village can’t do without online shopping." A courier brother said.

　　At the age of 19, Wang Li had just arrived in Beijing in a truck from his hometown of Xuchang, Henan Province, for 16 or 17 hours on the road, accompanied by a truckload of yuba. Ten years later, he packed up the belongings and memories of his life in Beijing and boarded the green leather car back home. As soon as the train started, tears came down.

　　In the past 10 years, his delivery mounts have ranged from bicycles to electric two-wheelers with welded boxes to tricycles, witnessing the development of the express delivery industry; from open-air indefinite points to all-weather stalls to standard indoor stations, he has also witnessed the annual growth of goods like a tide.

　　On the morning of December 16 last year, a consumer in Shanxi bought a product from South Korea, and the 60 billion shipment of the courier industry in 2019 was born. At that time, Wang Ligang had left the traditional courier industry. He returned to the site in Beijing to visit his old colleagues and found that within 5 months, 70% of the couriers had changed their faces, and the old people still called him "Principal".

　　Wang Ligang used to be in charge of express delivery at the University of International Business and Economics (hereinafter referred to as "HKIBE"). He spent all day on campus, ate in the cafeteria, and went to the school hospital when he was sick. He was familiar with every teaching building and every office, and knew where there were sofas, where there was hot water, and where it was cool in summer. Some teachers couldn’t find the phone number of their colleagues, so he flipped through his mobile phone and said, "I have it"; when he encountered a dispute, he asked a law teacher for advice. When he left Beijing and his child was born, Moments had more than 100 teachers praise him.

　　"My family conditions are difficult, and the burden of going to college is heavier, so I don’t study very much in the third year of high school." Wang Ligang’s face was round, slightly fat, and his cheeks were always red. After failing the college entrance examination, he looked for a way out everywhere, and now he regards the University of Trade as his alma mater.

　　Several factories in his hometown smoked day and night. After graduating from high school, Wang Li Gang went to a tobacco factory first. "It’s very closed and boring, and they are all people older than you, and they don’t have a common language." He was not used to the smell, and within a month of working, he decided to go to Beijing with his relatives.

　　"Being a courier is suitable for those who come out of the countryside. Those who have never seen the world are very trained for a person who has just stepped into society. You can meet all kinds of people, good people, bad people, good people or not." A courier brother talked about the original intention of choosing a career, "Of course it is freedom. Working in our line of work is busy, but we can also work for ourselves. No one cares about you at ordinary times. You can check your mobile phone whenever you want. If you work in someone else’s store, wouldn’t it be watched all day long?"

　　In his latest book, "China Youth Development Report No. 4: Hummingbirds Hovering Between Urban and Rural Areas," Mr. Lim has coined the concept of "ant tribes." He compares the delivery guys and delivery guys to "hummingbirds," which are brightly colored and can be levitated by flapping their wings quickly.

　　After analyzing 1,692 questionnaires, the research team found that the couriers and takeaways were mainly young men from towns and villages flowing in from around Beijing, with an average age of 27.62 years. They wore bright coats and had no social network support outside the existing system design. They could only survive in the city by flapping their wings quickly.

　　Wang Ligang had never left Xuchang since he was a child, and his impression of Beijing was Tiananmen in primary school textbooks. The first stop was outside the Fifth Ring Road. He jumped out of the truck and wondered, "Is this Beijing?"

　　When handing out flyers for a job with a monthly salary of 1,100 yuan near the University of Trade, Wang Ligang found that the monthly salary for express delivery could be 2,000 yuan. When he went to the interview, the boss first asked if he could endure hardship. Wang Ligang set his ambition to become a monthly salary "10,000 yuan household" as soon as possible.

　　The first year of Chinese New Year, he took home 8,000 yuan, and the villagers said, "This kid is not bad, he is very competitive." Salary rose every year with the rise of e-commerce. In 2012, he built a large bungalow for his family. In 2015, the express delivery industry was doing well, and he earned more than 100,000 yuan. When he drove the car back to the village, he didn’t usually look down on his family, and he came to the matchmaker every now and then.

　　When he was working, he didn’t know he was tired at all, and he ran wherever he needed people. Later, he settled down at the University of Trade and Trade, like farming, guarding his field. "My first starting point is to make money." He raised his hand and pointed to the air.

　　Friends who deliver deliveries like to party on payday. They are all from rural areas, and they look after each other in the city. If you drink more, you will always talk about various goals, which are nothing more than money-related. "I will buy a golden cup car this year!" Someone made a big statement at the beginning of the year.

　　Wang Li just went to work at 7 o’clock every day, and sometimes worked until 11 or 12 o’clock in the evening. "Double 11" would deliver 2,000 orders in one morning. When he was busy, he slept in a tricycle, spread out cartons and knee pads, pillowed his backpack, closed half the door, and his feet drooped outside.

　　The school’s express delivery is also divided into seasons like farming. Thick papers are sent in April, graduation certificates and tripartite agreements are sent in June, and brochures are sent by the admissions school in July and August. Girls love to buy cosmetics, and boys love to buy electronic products. When Jumei Youpin is popular, its boxes are all over the place.

　　Some international students like to buy mobile phones, TVs and balance bikes on Pinduoduo and send them back to their homes in Africa. He keeps dozens of shipping needs in a small book every day, and sometimes takes two consecutive calls and forgets the content of the first one.

　　According to a survey by Liansi’s research group, the average courier in Beijing works 27 days a month and 11 hours a day. Dating and watching movies are extravagant expectations, and they just want to sleep on weekends. When Wang Li was almost 30 years old, his family urged him to go back to a blind date, and his relationship would take place in a different place.

　　The love of the courier brother for Beijing is strong and significant. The survey shows that 70.86% of the couriers agree that "I like Beijing", 69.04% agree that "I pay attention to the changes in Beijing", 63.89% agree that "I am very willing to integrate into the people of Beijing and become one of them", and 63.94% believe that "I have contributed to the development of Beijing", which shows that the courier brother has a high degree of recognition of the contribution of the courier industry in Beijing.

　　I want to send it when I see the order.

　　Walking through the streets of Beijing, Yang Junwu had an extra identity than Wang Ligang, his father.

　　The desire to make money is the same. In the sixth grade, my son fell in love with skating because of a pair of shoes that others gave him when he was a child. The 2022 Olympic Winter Games will bring "300 million people on ice and snow", and my son’s primary school has been rated as an ice and snow school, and he has also had a chance. Xiao Yang’s 500-meter speed skating score is 48 seconds, and after another year of practice, he can become a national second-level athlete by sliding into 46 seconds.

　　Yang Junwu calculated that as long as the child became a national second-level athlete and advanced to another level, he could stay in Beijing to study. He did not know much about the specific policies, but he did not dare to be sloppy about his child’s skating practice. "Sports is a money-burning industry. In the club for an hour and a half, the minimum price is 150 yuan to 200 yuan." It was his lunch time after 2 pm, and he asked for a bowl of wide noodles for 13 yuan in the food market next to the Trade University.

　　The food city was made up of takeaway stalls, and there were various electric vehicles parked outside the door. The takeaway brother greeted him with the first greeting: "How much have you been doing?" They took off their gloves and walked into the warm room to take a short break.

　　Yang Junwu put the power bank wrapped in transparent glue aside, and after a day, the power of 20,000 mAh was only 20%. He earned 7 yuan for running an order, and his son’s helmet was more than 1,000 yuan, with beautiful flowing lines. He compared the helmet of tens of yuan that he sent to takeout, "It is indeed different. There is a reason why it is expensive."

　　He has to invest 560,000 yuan a year to skate for his children, but he can’t stop, "As soon as the children go out to compete, they see other people’s children skate better than ours. Why, we still invest less."

　　Yang Junwu was born in 1984 in Longnan, Gansu Province. His family had little income all year round, and food was cheap. He dropped out of school at the age of 14 and worked in the county seat with adults selling leather shoes for more than half a year, but the business was not good. After being introduced by friends, he went to the mountains to dig coal for two years, making a lot of money and dangerous.

　　The underground mine was not ventilated, and the earth explosives had just been blown up, and the hole was five or six hundred meters deep. Yang Junwu climbed to the top of the seventy or eighty meters high to work, and the smoke from it made him have a headache and weak legs. "I was young and light at that time, and I quickly called people after going out.

　　At that time, the ordinary mask and clothes he wore were very heavy, and the old stone powder was scabbed inside, and his hair grew to his shoulders. Once he got home, his family couldn’t recognize him.

　　After that, Yang Junwu went to Xi’an with a friend to work for a construction team for three years. He later came to Beijing, starting from washing dishes, to making side dishes, cold dishes, and cooking, and worked in a restaurant for 6 years. Then he opened two stores by himself, one with poor management and one with deception, and lost everything.

　　In 2008, the worst was when his daughter-in-law was pregnant and their daily living expenses were less than 10 yuan. Yang Junwu ate big cakes and green onions every day to save some money to make tomatoes and scrambled eggs for his daughter-in-law.

　　At that time, he rented a house in Qinghe outside the Fifth Ring Road, went to work at Sanyuan Bridge, and rode his bicycle home every day. Just in time for the Olympic Games, he got off work at night. When he passed the Bird’s Nest and the Water Cube, he collected plastic bottles and stomped them flat with his feet. The next day, he sent them to the collection station outside the Fifth Ring Road. For a dime, he could earn 80 or 90 yuan a night.

　　Five years later, his family had recovered, saved some money, and opened a Sichuan restaurant near the University of Trade. He went out every day to distribute flyers to the surrounding buildings, and the business was very good. At that time, online food ordering was just starting, and he hired 11 takeaways to deliver meals.

　　Subsequent to this, major takeaway platforms entered the market one after another, seizing the market through subsidies, and eating a meal was only three or four yuan, or even free. "It is our merchants who are hurt", and half of the subsidies were borne by the platform and half by the merchants. Their own food delivery staff was also snatched away by the emerging delivery platforms.

　　He found that the better the business, the more money he lost, and he earned traffic for the platform in vain. When the restaurant really couldn’t support it, Yang Junwu bought a helmet and officially became a takeaway guy.

　　He leaned forward, pedaled on the ground, started the food truck, the dying trees on either side ** him in the winter, and his helmet leaked, so he put on a wire hat. Last ****** in *******, a strong wind blew down a tree and took the life ** a deliveryman. He also ran outside that day, feeling that the wind was about to blow him down. Last summer, a deliveryman in Shanghai died in a rainstorm, but most deliverymen still prefer "bad weather" because ** the high subsidies and the increase in orders. When it snowed, Yang Junwu put on his helmet, and the snow hurt his eyes.

　　One courier’s WeChat signature read: "You only know Beijing, but you don’t know how cold Beijing winters are."

　　If you receive less orders, cancel more, and the completion rate and punctuality rate are not up to standard, you can only get part of your salary.

　　Online for 6 days, if the order quantity is enough, there will be rewards. When the subsidy is high, Yang Junwu can’t stop at all, earning hundreds of yuan every day, "as long as you see the order, you want to send it", and he doesn’t rest in the early morning, so his eyes hurt.

　　Students in Lian Si’s research group once interviewed the delivery guy, but later found that he couldn’t follow at all. "It’s too fast, and it’s also fast to go upstairs. If you are relaxed for a moment, you will have no money for a moment." A sophomore in economics at the University of Trade once thought that no one was leaving the stairwell in the office building, but later learned that when it came time to eat, the delivery guy would "jam" on the stairs.

　　They often took takeout from a missing railing in the school. When there were many people, the takeaway brother lined up outside the railing. It was cold and he stamped his feet.

　　The deliveryman is extremely time-sensitive, no one walks slowly, always trotting. The frequent school deliveryman calculates which traffic light to start calling at, and can arrive at the same time as the students. "Just like the optimization in our economics, they are all experts," the research students said.

　　Yang Junwu felt bored while waiting for the meal and wanted to smoke. He took two puffs, then threw it away, and had another order to send to the hospital. He didn’t like going to the hospital, because the disinfectant smelled big, the elevator queued up, and there were often foreigners who couldn’t write their addresses clearly.

　　If it was delivered to a high-end community, he would have to knock on the door three times, neither too lightly nor too heavily. There were many possibilities at the moment of opening the door, some people stretched out their heads to say thank you, and some people closed the door without saying a word. "80% of my food delivery is shared, and cooking is inconvenient. They are all young people. They like fried chicken and milk tea, and some people secretly eat their roommates’ takeout."

　　He was delivered from 5pm to 8pm, and after 8pm, "it’s cheap again", and the delivery fee is higher during peak periods. When the unit price is high, he goes home to have a quick meal and then comes out to work. At night in Beijing, too bright car lights quickly pass through the darkness, and no one walks around, except for the takeaway guy who spreads dust like dust.

　　Invisible boss

　　On Wang Li’s wedding day in his hometown, there was a table of guests who were couriers. The license plate number went from Yu A to Yu U. Almost the whole village came to watch.

　　Before his wife became pregnant and gave birth, he decided to return to Zhengzhou to live, bought a house, and took out a loan. He wanted to transfer back through the courier company, but he was unwilling.

　　Wang Li just had to pay off the mortgage and couldn’t be idle. Seeing that the riders running errands on the street were a business, they started quickly, had no academic restrictions, and could withdraw cash immediately, so they decided to join. Two hours of training in the morning, paid the deposit, and started work in the afternoon, earning 150 yuan in cash.

　　This errand company has a wide range of business, delivering things, walking dogs, accompanying runners, distributing flyers, moving goods, queuing up for registration, arranging Internet celebrity pastries, and selling parking spaces… Riders are also called "running men", and they sell their time at a clear price.

　　Wang Ligang was able to run all over the urban area of Zhengzhou in one day, running many polylines on the map, and he could best understand what "time is money" is.

　　Because he was in a hurry, he could see large and small car accidents on the streets of Zhengzhou every day, one shoe here and one shoe there. A delivery worker who witnessed the traffic accident was afraid that he would die like this, and the child was still so young. He obeyed the traffic rules honestly for a few days, but he earned less money. After a few days, he returned to his original state.

　　Wang Ligang joined the "team" in order to earn more money. The team is a "running men" group of more than 20 people. They share where to take orders, they will not run empty, and they also do tasks together.

　　In the system, everyone has a level. Wang Li has just joined for a short time and is just a "battalion commander". The higher the level, the easier it is to grab orders.

　　As the number of running orders increased, Wang Ligang lit up another medal on the screen. The data will be cleared every week and every month, and he has to keep "running" to win time.

　　"It seems to be free, you can go online and offline at any time, and you are not controlled by others, but you are actually controlled by the system." Lian Si said, "You seem to be able to choose by yourself, but once you click’start ‘, the system will start the countdown mechanism." The robot voice of the new order is the supervisor who is eager to hear it but afraid to hear it.

　　"When I eat, I see a very large order, and I can’t resist the temptation. The very hot noodles are eaten in 5 minutes," Wang Ligang said. "The money you don’t earn, some people earn it."

　　"The computer designed you to be a part of the program, without emotions, without fatigue," Lian Si said. "The system has no emotions and is extremely demanding. You can’t slack off at all."

　　Yang Junwu went to work every day and had to wear clothes from the takeout platform to take pictures and upload them to the system. He was the boss he had never met. In the past, the couriers didn’t want to buy equipment, so they borrowed the clothes of the workers to take pictures and print them out, and then took pictures when they encountered random checks. Later, the system kept upgrading, and soon recognized this kind of "lazy".

　　Yang Junwu hated upgrading the system on his phone the most, and he always delayed the update until the last moment, "In the past, the system positioning was not so accurate, and it could be delivered in advance. Now the more updated it is, the more powerful it is. Before, it could be delivered at 500 meters, now it is 20-30 meters, and it is accurate to 10 meters to the merchant." The fast and highly routine communication system regulates his every move.

　　"In the era of mobile Internet, through clothing identification, positioning technology and timing programs, all-weather monitoring of nomadic piece-rate work has been realized." Mr. Lim said that couriers and takeaways who trade time for money have lost a lot of time to learn and improve, limiting longer-term career development. "In addition to the accumulation of electric vehicle driving technology and the accumulation of interpersonal skills, it is difficult to think of any progress in other aspects."

　　In July 2015, couriers were included in the 2015 edition of the "Occupational Classification of the People’s Republic of China" as a new occupation, and their professional identity was officially confirmed for the first time. But when the courier brother becomes the courier brother, there are not many ways out.

　　"Going home and opening a store is already difficult to achieve a class leap. We have investigated some of the situation of returning young people. In 2012, there were also people who started from scratch and finally bought an Audi house on their own. After 2017, they were rarely heard of." Lian Si said. When he was doing research on the "ant tribe", he was moved to see "house purchase plans" posted on the walls of young people. It is the desire of each individual to move up that has increased China’s urbanization rate.

　　Officially recognized new occupations also lack social security. Many couriers and delivery workers know nothing about insurance, and they are afraid of getting sick. One is that there is no medical protection, and the other is that they will delay their income. Delivery often shuttles between hot and cold in winter. "If we feel uncomfortable, we will take cold medicine immediately to prevent it."

　　Urban Life Ferryman

　　On the eve of leaving Beijing, Wang Ligang and Lian Si had been chatting in the cafe next to the school until 11 p.m., and neither of them wanted to leave. He knew that after tonight, the connection with the city was disconnected one by one.

　　He has no life in Beijing, only work. "When delivering things, watching people eat around the table, or passing by a restaurant with bright lights, that’s life."

　　Wang Li had just made it a rule for himself that no matter how much money he could make, he had to go home for the Chinese New Year. He dared not imagine celebrating the Chinese New Year in Beijing, "I still feel unfamiliar with this city".

　　A brother mentioned that he would go to the Philippines to make money after the year. In his eyes, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen are just big cities that can make money. Many couriers hope to integrate into Beijing, but feel that it is difficult to integrate. Only 48.23% of the couriers agreed that "I think Beijing people are willing to accept me as one of them", 53.79% agreed that "I think Beijing people look down on outsiders", only 26.83% of the couriers agreed that "Beijing cannot do without me", and 25.47% of the couriers believed that "they are already Beijing people".

　　"You can’t have a physical confrontation with people wearing this dress, or you can just fire them," Wang Ligang said. One courier took the bus after get off work, and even if it was cold, he had to take off his uniform. Others said, "I will never tell my son that his father delivered takeout." "I just bought water and wore casual clothes. If I wore takeout clothes, they would probably ignore me or be perfunctory. This is discrimination. Those who took out the pain and pressure in their lives on the delivery guy include many security guards and shop assistants."

　　Liansi’s research group found that cities are economically absorbing and socially rejecting express delivery and takeaway delivery.

　　Yang Junwu, nicknamed "Old Yang", was someone who didn’t want to fight with others. Last year, he sent a list at two in the morning, so he called first because he was afraid that someone in the house would sleep. As a result, the call disturbed the other party’s game, and the person opened the door and paused, "What kind of call, won’t you knock on the door?"

　　"I thought to myself, it’s not appropriate to knock on someone’s door in the middle of the night, is it wrong for me to make a call?" Yang Junwu was angry and aggrieved.

　　Although Wang Ligang was on campus, he had also heard students say hurtful things. "You will always be a courier."

　　Lian Si said that in the real world, the express delivery industry is essentially a work of interaction and communication between people. The two ends of the screen connect sellers and buyers in real life, from warehouses to customers, and the transmission is "things" and "feelings". It is an important channel for social information transmission and social emotional transmission, which makes the express delivery brother an effective force for urban grid management.

　　He said that the courier brother and the takeaway brother are important nodes in the new type of social relations, a key minority, and divergent "routers".

　　Wang Li Gang usually greets people with a smile and has a good relationship with Customers, but once something is damaged and there is a dispute of interest, the other party immediately turns his face, and he can only play the bitter card.

　　During the interview, a courier brother lamented, "The courier is an extension of your hands and feet. If a person discriminates against his own hands and feet, I really don’t know what’s wrong with this society."

　　There are also times of warmth. Wang Ligang’s colleague delivered the courier on the first day of the new year, and everyone else was very enthusiastic. Someone gave him a red envelope of 100 yuan.

　　It snowed in Beijing some time ago, and Yang Junwu delivered a takeaway order at 11 p.m. When he turned to leave, the girl gave him a heating pad. "I met a good person today," he said in the group.

　　He never used the heating pad his kids used to keep warm when they skated. That day, the heating pad was attached to his stomach, and it was "really warm".

　　The student in charge of the interview gained a new understanding of the courier and the delivery guy. "I used to take takeout from them like I took something from the supermarket shelf." She ordered takeout for 14 consecutive days, and finally met Yang Junwu one day after lunch. The conversation with him reminded her of her father. When she ordered takeout again, she knew that there was also a vivid story behind the hand that handed her the lunch box.

　　"I was an ignorant teenager when I came, and I was already a father-to-be when I left." Wang Ligang carried the box for a long time, his shoulders high and low. He was invited to the scene of Lian Si’s new book launch, and his face was red. "My life has had an adventure, which has been recorded by the times and remembered by society." Despite all these years of hard work, he now has a lover, a child, a house and a car, and feels content. "All this was brought to me by courier."

　　Yang Junwu ran on the road every day, and as long as he went out, he could receive messages from his daughter-in-law and son, "Pay attention to safety". He smiled and spread out his mobile phone to show the warmth of a small family.

　　When he came to Beijing at the age of 20, he never imagined that he would be able to stay here for more than 10 years, and his children could no longer understand the dialect of his hometown. When he was a young and strong young man, he went to Tiananmen Square to see the flag raised and sat for one night. The result was that there were so many people that the flag had been raised halfway when he saw it. He did not expect that one day his colleagues would be able to walk in front of Tiananmen and attract a lot of attention.

　　On the 70th anniversary of the National Day, a float carrying "Rainbow" and "Home" came, and the courier and takeaway brothers rode various electric vehicles to make their first appearance in the mass parade.

　　Their appearance became news, and netizens left thumbs of praise at the bottom. These ferrymen of urban life have become an indispensable grassroots force connecting various blocks of the city.

　　The scholars at the meeting said that each generation is a new human being, and there is no reference to the way we interact with the world.

　　The delivery and delivery guy shapes the city in his own image, the city of illusion, the city of myth, the city of ambition, and the city of nightmare. New occupations are now absorbing huge jobs, and maybe one day in the future, this industry will also disappear into the torrent of the times.

　　(At the request of the interviewee, Yang Junwu is a pseudonym in the article.)

　　China Youth Daily · China Youth Network reporter, Yang Jie

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　　Xinhua News Agency "Xinhua Viewpoint" reporter Zhou Rui

　　Doing a good job in ensuring the living materials of 25 million citizens is the basis and key for Shanghai to win the battle against epidemic. Recently, some citizens have reported that "it is difficult to buy food" which has aroused widespread concern. Xinhua News Agency "Xinhua Viewpoint" reporter launched an investigation.

　　Source of supply

　　In the middle of the night, in Taizhou, Zhejiang, and Yuhang, Hangzhou, which are hundreds of kilometers away from Shanghai, the lights are brightly lit in the two city sorting centers where people are working nonstop to prepare emergency supply packages for the closed communities in Shanghai. Potatoes, tomatoes, carrots, corn, apples, cereals and eggs are about to be sent to Shanghai.

　　Ding Dong buys vegetables. In Yuhang City Sorting Center in Hangzhou, batches of fruits and vegetables are waiting to be shipped to Shanghai. Photo courtesy of interviewees

　　For some time, many suppliers have reported that due to the epidemic prevention policies in various places, trucks and vegetable vendors from other places can’t supply vegetables to Shanghai in time, and some vegetable direct supply bases can’t transport them, which puts pressure on the "source" of Shanghai’s supply.

　　"At present, the battle against epidemic in Shanghai has reached the most critical moment." Chen Tong, deputy mayor of Shanghai and head of the special class of living materials support of the municipal leading group for epidemic prevention and control, said that with the joint efforts of various security agencies, the storage of rice, grain, oil and meat in Shanghai is relatively sufficient at present. At the same time, Shanghai has also locked in the supply of vegetables and pork outside the city, which can be transported to Shanghai at any time.

　　Gu Jun, director of the Shanghai Municipal Commission of Commerce, said that Shanghai pays close attention to the production situation in the main producing areas, strengthens ties with the main producing areas of vegetables and pork such as Shandong, Yunnan, Zhejiang, Anhui and Sichuan, and locks in local sources. "The national ministries and commissions have established a ministerial-level coordination mechanism to smooth inter-provincial transportation. We continue to promote the inter-provincial logistics non-contact delivery mechanism. At present, three domestic materials transfer stations in Kunshan, Jiangsu, Pinghu, Zhejiang and Xijiao International in the city have been put into operation."

　　More market players are still joining. "JD.COM will provide Shanghai with more than 16 million pieces of rice, flour, grain, oil and other livelihood commodities." Wang Wenbo, vice president of JD.COM Group, said that through urgent national allocation, the first batch of key guaranteed supplies have arrived in Shanghai by "special car" and "closed-loop traffic", including over 80,000 maternal and child supplies and over 100,000 medicines and epidemic prevention supplies.

　　App grabs food

　　Affected by the epidemic, there is a gap in the distribution capacity of some e-commerce platforms in Shanghai. In order to grab food, some citizens set three or five alarms a day.

　　He Hui, who lives in Changning District, exposed the "big gift package" distributed free of charge on the street. She said that since she worked at home during this time, she would set an alarm to grab food every night and morning. "Our street has been serving vegetables for the second time, but with the longer the closure time, the anxiety of grabbing vegetables and hoarding vegetables has not diminished."

　　Chen Tong admits that due to the prevention and control of the epidemic, the distribution capacity at the end of the e-commerce platform has also dropped significantly under the background that many supermarkets and food markets are still unable to operate normally, resulting in the contradiction between "the last mile" and "the last hundred meters".

　　"The citizens have reported that it is difficult to grab food and cannot deliver it, mainly because the end distribution is under great pressure." Gu Jun said that some communities have been closed for a month, and the demand for living materials of residents has expanded from staple food to daily necessities, epidemic prevention materials and basic medicines.

　　Now, the "helper" to alleviate the App’s "difficulty in buying food" is already on the road. The reporter learned that many insurance companies, such as Hungry, Box Horse and Meituan, have mobilized thousands of staff from Beijing, Wuhan, Guangzhou, Anhui and other places to come to Shanghai for support.

　　"I want to contribute to Shanghai." On the 9th, Cen Feng, who came to Shanghai for support from RT Mart in Huangyan, Zhejiang, just got off the train and went to Zhongyuan Store in RT Mart, where he devoted himself to the supply guarantee. According to the company’s plan, this store has now "transformed" into a fresh warehouse, and many goods from other places will be transferred from here to other stores.

　　At Huacao Store in RT Mart, the sorted and packaged goods are waiting for delivery. Photo courtesy of interviewees

　　Yonghui Supermarket also said that Yonghui will deploy security personnel from Fujian, Anhui and other places to help Shanghai fight the epidemic. In the past week, Yonghui has 50 backbones in Shanghai, and it is expected that another 600 people will be transferred to Shanghai in the coming week.

　　Wang Wenbo introduced that in Shanghai, JD.COM has successively deployed more than 2,000 first-line anti-epidemic personnel, including courier brother, to provide services for operational support and material delivery. "It is expected that more manpower will be invested in the follow-up."

　　Group buying force

　　In order to improve the efficiency of supply guarantee, more effective distribution methods are needed. During the new round of blockade, collection and distribution, group meals and group purchases are becoming effective forces to protect the "vegetable basket" of residents’ homes.

　　"At present, the biggest difficulty in ensuring the supply of living materials is how to send them to every household." Liu Min, deputy director of the Shanghai Municipal Commission of Commerce, said that Shanghai is docking with supermarkets and e-commerce platforms, and will deliver living materials to the community through centralized distribution and delivery, so as to cover the basic material needs of as many consumers as possible with limited transportation capacity.

　　Many supermarkets in Shanghai have started to take action. On April 3rd, Carrefour launched two ways: community small assembly list and WeChat community collection list. Xiong Xuebing, manager of Carrefour Jinqiao Store, said that this model is not only convenient for enterprises to organize the supply of goods, but also can make maximum use of the transportation capacity.

　　In Pudong New Area, Lianhua staff are transporting the supplies collected and distributed. Photo courtesy of interviewees

　　The reporter found that compared with the "point-to-point" traditional point-to-point distribution mode, the collection and distribution can meet the basic needs of the residents of the whole community in one breath, and the distribution efficiency is higher, which is more suitable for the current lack of riders in Shanghai.

　　However, there is still room for improvement in this model. For example, some "mini-communities" and serviced apartments can’t meet the minimum order quantity of centralized collection and distribution, so it is necessary to arrange "counterpart" enterprises to meet the needs of residents.

　　"the last 100 meters"

　　In the case of closed control, the "last 100 meters" of material distribution from the entrance of the community to the residents’ homes has become difficult. At present, in the closed residential area of Shanghai, residents often need volunteers to provide services.

　　Li Xiaojun, who lives in Minhang District, is a rare young man in a community with a high degree of aging. After the closure was started, Li Xiaojun took the initiative to apply to be a volunteer and participated in the work of organizing nucleic acid sampling and distributing materials. At the same time, we also collect orders offline so that the elderly who can’t use the Internet can also buy and serve. "Through volunteer shifts and social workers, we can solve the food demand of a small part of the community." He said.

　　"I haven’t slept for a few days." Cai Xiaobing, the head of YTO Express Shanghai Fuquan Branch, has a hoarse voice. From April 4th, he led the courier brother to volunteer in the nearby community. In less than a week, their service scope extended from the nearby community to the nearby residents for 10 kilometers.

　　On April 9, Cai Xiaobing, the head of YTO Express Shanghai Fuquan Branch, unloaded the goods in Qicun Community, xin jing, Changning District. Xinhua News Agency reporter Chen Jianli photo

　　At the same time, Meituan, JD.COM and other platforms have urgently deployed a lot of "unmanned vehicles" to alleviate the difficulty in the delivery of the "last 100 meters" in Shanghai communities.

　　Du Haitao, the stationmaster of Kangqiao Road Station where Meituan buys vegetables, said that the new generation of automatic delivery vehicles with a load of over 150 kilograms will drive to the downstairs of the user units in the community and be taken out by the volunteers stationed downstairs. "After each delivery, we will fully disinfect the inside and outside of the car in time to reduce hidden dangers. This model can save about half of the delivery time compared with the original manual delivery. "

　　Special group

　　"One can’t be less." To fight the battle of ensuring supply, Shanghai not only needs to effectively solve the common problems, but also do its best to ensure the living and material needs of special groups such as the elderly, the chronically ill, the infants and the disabled.

　　Ms. Duan, who lives in the Expo home in Minhang District, said that her father needed to take drugs to improve immunity after surgery, but many hospitals and pharmacies suspended their services during the epidemic. "Later, I found a beneficial drug pharmacy with a healthy drug cloud, and I confirmed that I could send prescription drugs to my door. I suddenly settled a lot." She said.

　　Xiao Shuixian, senior vice president of Hungry, said that in response to the rising demand of residents for medicines, more than 1,000 pharmacies have been docked. Since the new round of closure on March 28, nearly 1 million orders for medicines have been sent.

　　A hungry rider is disinfecting the takeaway box. Photo courtesy of interviewees

　　Chen Tong said that Shanghai has established an emergency special needs guarantee mechanism to thoroughly explore the special groups such as the elderly, infants and disabled people in the territory, so as to make the base clear; Establish a special channel for emergency needs on the e-commerce network enterprise platform to ensure the living materials needs of special people.

　　"Among them, baby milk powder has been listed as a key supply guarantee, and the allocation, transportation and distribution of such products will be guaranteed. Major e-commerce platforms and supermarkets will give priority to receiving orders and distribution." Chen Tong said.

　　On April 6th, Yonghui Life App launched the function of "special needs for epidemic situation", and received nearly 400 special orders on the first day of launch. At present, orders are growing rapidly. Su Xianyang, the relevant person in charge of Dada Express Shanghai, said that at present, Dada Express has arranged 30 delivery vehicles for the community milk powder distribution project, and it is expected that milk powder can be delivered to 500 families every day.

　　　　　　 CCTV News:

　　　　　　 [Keywords:] Hui Nantian

　　　　　　 According to CCTV-13 news channel "News Live Room", since the winter of 2018, it has been raining continuously in many provinces and cities in southern China, and the sun has become a rarity. In response to the continuous rainy days, many southern netizens not only spit out: It is not only the earth that wanders, but also the sun?

　　　　　　 Southern friends call this continuous rainy weather "going back to the south". "Returning to the South Sky" is a weather phenomenon in southern China. From March to April every year, the warm and humid airflow blowing from the South China Sea in China meets the cold air coming from the north of China, which makes the weather in southern China uncertain and very humid, with light rain or fog during the period, resulting in the phenomenon of "returning to the South Sky".

　　　　　　 Now everyone is most concerned about when this "longest rainy season" will end. Sun Jun, chief forecaster of the Central Meteorological Observatory, said that the continuous rainy weather has a great impact on agriculture, and at the same time it has a certain impact on people’s production and life, health and transportation in the southern region. It is expected that the rainy weather in the southern region will continue in early March, and the accumulated precipitation in many places is more than 50% than normal.

　　　　　　 Keywords: Post-holiday rent market survey

　　　　　　 According to CCTV-13 news channel "News Live Room", after the Spring Festival, the rent market in large and medium-sized cities such as Beijing and Hangzhou is more active. Regarding the trend of the national rent market this year, experts said that the housing rental market will remain in a relatively stable state.

　　　　　　 Liu Weimin, a researcher at the State Council Development Research Center, said: "I feel that with the policy orientation of" staying and not speculating "and a series of macro-control policies for housing being put in place, especially the main responsibility of local governments for real estate regulation and control, in some first-tier cities, including some hot-spot second-tier cities, we see that with the completion and launch of relevant policy-based housing products, the overall rental market will show a relatively stable operation trend under these backgrounds."

　　　　　　 [Keywords:] Demolition of "Mountain Villa"

　　　　　　 According to CCTV-13 news channel "News Live Room", recently, some media reported that there were cases of cutting mountains to build villas in Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province. These illegally built villas on 19 acres of land have neither a development certificate nor a sales certificate, but these illegally built villas have already been developed and sold. Once reported by the media, the local reaction was extremely rapid, and the secretary of the Hebei Provincial Party Committee gave instructions, and the villa began to be demolished that day.

　　　　　　 Experts believe that introducing the tertiary industry into rural areas and developing tourism and leisure projects are effective ways to realize the strategy of rural revitalization. With the introduction of tourists, the public health service and infrastructure construction in the surrounding areas will inevitably improve accordingly. However, it is undeniable that due to the lack of strict planning approval and scientific ecological assessment, in recent years, there have been many counterproductive examples in various parts of the country: for example, in order to build luxury villas, the famous scenic spot "Lover Lake" in Erhai Park in Dali was completely landfilled, and the Ciyun Temple scenic spot in Qinglong Mountain, Henan Province also cut down thousands of square meters of trees; In Gaolan County, Lanzhou, more than 10,000 mu of green land has become a desert, resulting in scars that can never be healed.

　　　　　　 In recent years, the tentacles of illegal development of real estate projects have gradually penetrated into poorly regulated and unknown mountainous areas and rural areas from the urban fringe and famous scenic spots. Experts appeal that in order to curb this trend, in addition to strengthening supervision, it is necessary to draw three red lines, namely, the red line of cultivated land, the red line of ecological land and the red line of construction land, and limit development to the red line.

　　　　　　 [Keywords:] online celebrity formaldehyde detector

　　　　　　 According to the weekly quality report of CCTV-13 news channel, in recent years, consumers have paid more and more attention to the safety and comfort of their living environment, especially the air quality in their homes after renovation. Some merchants have seen the business opportunities and introduced formaldehyde detectors which are cheap and easy to carry, and the sales on the Internet are good. Are the test results of these detectors accurate?

　　　　　　 The result is surprising: there are more than 20 brands and more than 40 samples, and none of the formaldehyde detectors in online celebrity have reliable test results.

　　　　　　 According to the reporter’s investigation, the problems reflected in this risk monitoring have attracted the attention of the regulatory authorities.

　　　　　　 Tian Yilong, head of the Metrology Department of Shanghai Municipal Market Supervision Bureau, said: "In fact, from its publicity and the analysis of our test results, there is indeed a suspicion of misleading consumers. In the next step, we will release some corresponding risk monitoring results to the society, and put forward some relevant early warning information to the society, especially consumers. At the same time, we must also urge production enterprises to continuously optimize product design, strengthen quality control and improve product standards. "

　　　　　　 [Keywords:] young people chasing the moon

　　　　　　 According to CCTV-13 news channel Newsweek, in May 2018, Queqiao, the relay communication satellite of Chang ‘e-4 mission, was launched, and Longjiang-2 small satellite went to the moon together, and now it is orbiting the moon. It is equipped with a miniature camera, waiting to receive the signal, which is a group of young post-90 s students of Harbin Institute of Technology.

　　　　　　 Like collecting hand-made, playing games, or obsessed with military weapons, the members of the satellite team are no different from ordinary students, but time is limited, and sometimes they can only ignore these hobbies. Sending the names of favorite singers into space or collecting postcards of "We live for dreams" is their unique romance. Nowadays, this young team has been involved in new projects, and the attention and praise of the media have not changed their pace. The dream of space is long and long, and everything has just begun.

　　　　　　 [Keywords:] selling tickets by height

　　　　　　 According to CCTV-13 news channel Newsweek, is it reasonable and legal for height to be used as the standard of children’s discount tickets? On February 18th, Guangdong Consumer Council filed a public interest lawsuit on behalf of consumers in response to the height standard of children’s tickets of Guangzhou Changlong Group, and Guangzhou Intermediate People’s Court has filed a case for acceptance.

　　　　　　 After investigation by Guangdong Consumer Council, it is considered that the height of 1.5 meters in many amusement places of Changlong Group restricts most underage consumers from buying discount tickets, which is equivalent to "punishing tall people" in disguise, which is unfair and discriminatory to minors who grow tall and fast. It is a legal right for minors to enjoy fare concessions. According to international practice, age should be the criterion for the classification of children’s tickets.

　　　　　　 Therefore, the Guangdong Consumer Council requested that Changlong Group stop "selling tickets by height" and give all underage consumers the preferential treatment they deserve. It is worth looking forward to whether this first domestic public interest litigation for the protection of minors’ consumer rights can break the old rule of "selling tickets by height".

　　　　　　 Keywords: relocation of US military bases

　　　　　　 According to CCTV-13 news channel "News Live Room", on the morning of 24th, Okinawa Prefecture of Japan held a referendum on the relocation of the Futenma base of US troops stationed in Japan. The citizens of the county who voted will express their opinions on whether to support the relocation of the Futenma base of the US military stationed in Japan to the ancient border area in the county.

　　　　　　 The Futenma base of American troops stationed in Japan is located in Ginowan City, Okinawa Prefecture, close to residential areas, and has been criticized for a long time. The Japanese and American governments had previously agreed to relocate it to the ancient border area of Nago City in the prefecture. The people of Okinawa strongly oppose this and hope to completely move the base out of Okinawa. (Editor in Charge/Liu Shan)

　　At 12: 12 on January 19th, China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology, affiliated to China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, successfully launched the Long March 11th solid launch vehicle with one arrow and six stars, which was the first time that China’s solid launch vehicle provided launch services to international users.

　　People’s vision

　　Not long ago, American Space Exploration Company’s Falcon heavy rocket was successfully launched for the first time, and a Tesla electric sports car was sent into space. This gimmick has attracted the attention of the public, and the technical characteristics of the Falcon heavy rocket have also caused a heated discussion in the global space industry and pushed commercial space into the public eye.

　　So, what changes will commercial aerospace bring to the human space field? What impact will it have on China Aerospace?

　　During the "Thirteenth Five-Year Plan" period, the total space industry market in China will reach 800 billion yuan.

　　In recent years, China’s commercial space activities have continued, and good news has spread frequently. If 2015 is the first year of China’s commercial aerospace development, then it can be said that commercial aerospace has ushered in spring in 2018.

　　In January this year, the Long March 11 solid launch vehicle was launched for the first time, which means that China’s solid launch vehicle began to provide launch services for international users.

　　Yang Yiqiang, commander-in-chief of the Chang 11 rocket, believes that "the success of the launch mission means that the commercial launch service process and configuration of the Chang 11 rocket will be further improved, which will provide more and better choices for the launch of many commercial satellites."

　　"Commercial aerospace is a market-oriented aerospace activity with a commercial profit model." Zhang Qin, vice president of the Fourth Research Institute of China Aerospace Science and Industry Group, thinks.

　　According to the Aerospace Report released by the American Aerospace Foundation in 2016, the global aerospace economy in 2015 reached 335.3 billion US dollars, of which commercial aerospace accounted for 76%. According to experts’ prediction, by 2020, the global space industry market will reach US$ 485 billion, corresponding to the China market, which will reach 800 billion yuan during the 13th Five-Year Plan period.

　　For this reason, it is becoming a unanimous choice for all countries in the world to find a suitable business operation model and expand and share the valuable "cake" of commercial aerospace.

　　Some private enterprises in China have actively participated in commercial aerospace. In January this year, Beijing Blue Arrow Space Technology Co., Ltd. signed a rocket launch service agreement with Danish enterprises, which is the first commercial rocket launch service order in the international market undertaken by domestic private commercial aerospace enterprises.

　　"The core advantages of private commercial aerospace are rapid decision-making and rapid technical iteration." Zhang Changwu, CEO of Beijing Blue Arrow, said that he will focus on verifying the reliability of technology in the next two years, and introduce a more perfect competition mechanism to reduce costs through wider selection of materials and more open technical cooperation.

　　In addition to commercial launch, in the field of space tourism, private commercial space flight has also made new progress. Beijing Golden Ocean Aerospace Company has previously demonstrated China’s first commercial skydiving suit. According to the developer, the suit has the functions of vacuum protection, thermal protection, communication between heaven and earth, positioning and so on. At present, it has passed the laboratory simulation test and can be used in complex environments such as stratosphere and space.

　　Previously, China Aerospace Science and Technology Rocket Technology Co., Ltd. raised 1.2 billion yuan of social capital in the A round of capital increase, which injected a strong impetus into commercial aerospace and also played a good demonstration role. The investor’s representative lamented: This subverted the previous impression that scientific and technological personnel were "chasing" investors with projects, and fully reflected the charm of "hard technology" innovation.

　　Up to now, China has successfully launched dozens of commercial satellites. In 2018, China will also make efforts in many fields of commercial aerospace. Yin Liming, president of Great Wall Company, a subsidiary of China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, said that in 2018, Great Wall Company will ensure the completion of domestic commercial launch missions such as Hongyan’s first star, No.1 01 star and global change scientific experimental satellite.

　　"Commercial aerospace, as a new format with strong technological innovation, high economic quality and efficiency and both military and civilian attributes, is an important carrier for implementing the national integration of defense and civilian technologies strategy and maintaining and increasing the value of state-owned assets, and is an extremely important and new growth pole for China’s economic development. Under the background of economic and technological globalization, highly developed commercial aerospace is one of the important symbols of world-class aerospace companies and aerospace powers. " Yang Baohua, deputy general manager of China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, believes.

　　According to industry estimates, for every dollar invested in the commercial aerospace field, it can boost investment of 7 to 14 dollars.

　　The commercial aerospace model can meet the needs of customers with low cost, high efficiency and high reliability.

　　"The commercial aerospace model can meet the needs of customers with low cost, high efficiency and high reliability, which has an important role in promoting the rapid development of space tourism and even the entire space technology." Pang Zhihao, executive editor of International Space magazine, said.

　　Liu Shiquan, deputy general manager of China Aerospace Science and Industry Group Co., Ltd., introduced the Falcon — The 9 "rocket has lowered the price of commercial launch by an order of magnitude. The same falcon — 9 "rocket, developed by NASA, costs at least $1.3 billion, while commercial companies only spend less than $400 million.

　　While the cost is reduced, the efficiency is also obviously improved. Liu Shiquan said that the first is to shorten the development cycle, "Falcon — 9 "It took only four and a half years from design to first flight; Secondly, the acceleration of technological innovation, "Falcon — 9 "A series of reusable rocket tests were carried out, and both land and offshore platform recovery tests were successful. "Commercial aerospace management institutions have implemented flat management, which has greatly shortened the management chain."

　　Liang Jiqiu, chief designer of Kuaizhou rocket of China Aerospace Science and Technology Rocket Technology Co., Ltd., said that in international commercial launch, the asking price of a rocket carrying a kilogram load is 25,000 to 30,000 US dollars, while the price of Kuaizhou 11 per kilogram load is only 10,000 US dollars. Through scientific and technological innovation, the take-off quality of Kuaizhou series rockets is reduced by about 20 tons compared with similar products, and this alone can directly reduce the launch cost by more than 10 million yuan. This makes this series of rockets truly a "commodity", not just a "product".

　　Commercial rockets with high cost performance will become "space vehicles", making it possible for ordinary people to travel in space.

　　As an ordinary person, what services can you enjoy in commercial aerospace?

　　Dr. Zhang Baoqing from Beijing Institute of Aerospace Information and Information believes that navigation satellites are obviously the closest service to consumers. In China, Beidou satellite navigation system attaches great importance to the consumer market, and Beidou navigation service has been applied to quite a few types of mobile phones. The industry believes that Beidou will achieve the annual output value target of 400 billion yuan in 2020.

　　High-resolution Earth observation constellation can be used to detect the changes of oil and coal production, transportation and storage, monitor the operation of large power plants, and provide objective and accurate decision-making reference data for energy enterprises.

　　Zhang Yong believes that cost-effective commercial rockets will become "space vehicles", opening the door to space travel for everyone, and ordinary people may also have a chance to travel in space.

　　"So far, China’s aerospace data application industry chain has not yet formed, and the depth of space resource value mining is not enough." In the view of Li Jinxiang, deputy chief engineer of China Electronics Technology Group, China’s commercial aerospace can do better. "At present, the commercial distribution, sales and data classification standards of aerospace data are not clear, which makes aerospace data scattered in various departments, resources are difficult to share, and applications are in a fragmented state."

　　Li Jinxiang suggested that relevant national policies and regulations on the commercial application of national commercial aerospace data should be promulgated as soon as possible, military and civilian aerospace resources should be developed as a whole, and a national-level aerospace data application service system should be established, so that the aerospace industry can explore a business operation mode that is closer to the people, serves life and is profitable.

　　Relevant experts also agree to speed up the legislation of commercial aerospace, break the shackles of commercial aerospace development through legal system innovation and governance mechanism reform, and ensure that different market players are equally protected by law.

　　Yang Tianliang, a researcher at Sanya Research Center, Institute of Remote Sensing Earth, Chinese Academy of Sciences, believes that the development ideas and specific paths of commercial aerospace must be considered in the context of integration of defense and civilian technologies’s development. We should not only change our concepts and realize that space technology and industry can serve both national defense and people’s livelihood, but also formulate policies and measures to promote the development of commercial space and support the development of private space enterprises.

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　　Entrusted the owner of the lottery shop to buy lottery tickets on his behalf, but he won 14 million prizes. But when I wanted to get the lottery ticket, I found that the boss couldn’t contact me, and even the lottery shop was closed. Upon further inquiry, the winning lottery ticket went to the boss’s friend.

　　The boss took the lottery and ran away? Or do you want to swallow the grand prize? Who finally won the 14 million prize?

　　Yesterday, a reporter from qianjiang evening news came to this small lottery shop in Shengzhou. On November 10th, five days after closing, the lottery shop reopened. After this big prize storm, Xiao Xu, the post-90 s boss, was a little tired. He said, "If the sports lottery shop stops, I may never know for a lifetime, but I am willing to stand up and deal with this crisis."

　　Won more than 14 million yuan.

　　I can’t get the lottery ticket.

　　Things should start from November 5.

　　Mr. Sun, an old lottery player in Shengzhou, followed a group of lottery tickets for a long time, spending 218 yuan a week to follow 109 lottery tickets. Sometimes he doesn’t have time, he will entrust a nearby sports lottery station to buy it. On November 5, Mr. Sun WeChat entrusted Xiao Xu to buy tickets. Xiao Xu is 23 years old. He has just opened this sports lottery station for two months.

　　On the night of the Super Lotto, two of the lottery numbers purchased by Mr. Sun won the first prize, and the bonus for each note was 7114758 yuan. In this way, Mr. Sun won more than 14 million yuan.

　　Mr. Sun was so excited that he called Xiao Xu immediately. Xiao Xu also confirmed that Mr. Sun won the lottery. Who knows that after this call, Xiao Xu can’t contact and the store is closed.

　　Seeing that the prize is about to be redeemed, but the lottery ticket is not available, Mr. Sun is anxious.

　　There is only one lottery ticket.

　　There are two winners.

　　The lottery ticket that won the grand prize is in the hand of Mr. Ying, a friend of Xiao Xu. What’s going on?

　　The following is Xiao Xu’s self-report:

　　On the morning of November 3rd, Mr. Ying came to my shop. He only bought scratch music before, and this time he asked me how to buy the lotto. I recommend him to buy a set of numbers that Mr. Sun often calls. In the evening, we watched TV together. On November 4th, at about two o’clock in the morning, he gave me 220 yuan to buy lottery tickets. But the lottery machine was off at that time, so I told him to help him type out the lottery ticket the next day. Unfortunately, I forgot later.

　　On November 5, I asked Mr. Sun on WeChat as before if he wanted to type out the lottery ticket he had been following. Mr. Sun said yes, so I typed the ticket for him.

　　After the lottery that night, Mr. Sun called me, and I was very excited. But this time I remembered that I only had one set of lottery tickets.

　　I’m a little flustered, because it’s more than 10 million yuan after all, and we ordinary people can’t earn so much money in our lifetime.

　　Who will win the lottery? Mr. Ying told Xiao Xu that he had called and paid the money on the spot, so the lottery ticket belonged to him. So, Xiao Xu handed the lottery ticket to Mr. Ying that night.

　　Who should the lottery go to?

　　Shopkeepers, they asked seven lawyers.

　　Xiao Xu said that he later found that there were more than 20 people around the door of the store, and he panicked, so he turned off his mobile phone and the store was closed.

　　Here, Mr. Sun, who was in a hurry to get angry, consulted a lawyer, and the lawyer suggested applying to the court for property preservation.

　　On November 7, when Mr. Ying took the lottery ticket to win the prize, he found that it had been frozen.

　　For the ownership of the grand prize, the two began to negotiate.

　　Xiao Xu also clarified to us that he has been negotiating with two lottery buyers and has not run away. "When people see me close the door, they must think I’m looking for ‘ Tuo ’ Stealing the grand prize, or I ran away with the lottery ticket. In fact, the next day, I contacted Mr. Sun with my mother’s number and told the story, which was evidenced by the call record. "

　　Xiao Xu said that for this matter, he and Mr. Ying consulted different lawyers seven times. "Shengzhou consulted four and Hangzhou asked three."

　　Xiao Xu is concerned about whether he is responsible for this matter. What Mr. Ying asked is whether he can win the grand prize.

　　Lawyer: Let’s see whose evidence is reliable.

　　Who should win the grand prize? Let’s listen to the lawyer.

　　Lawyer Chen Yilai of Zhejiang Times Commercial Law Firm analyzed: Mr. Sun entrusted Xiao Xu to buy lottery tickets through WeChat, and the entrustment relationship was still established whether he paid or not. If Mr. Sun can’t get the lottery ticket, he can file a lawsuit, and the WeChat message between him and Xiao Xu can be used as electronic evidence.

　　What about Mr. Ying? According to Xiao Xu, Mr. Ying paid in cash at that time, accompanied by Mr. Ying’s wife and a friend, and there was no other physical evidence. The lawyer explained that the key evidence identification mainly lies in documentary evidence, and witness testimony has only an auxiliary role, while the effectiveness of interested witness testimony needs to be verified.

　　If Mr. Ying wants to get back the lottery prize, he can sue Xiao Xu and ask the other party to compensate according to the amount of the winning lottery ticket. This is a typical contract breach lawsuit. But effective and sufficient evidence must be provided.

　　Outcome: Who will get 14 million yuan?

　　On November 9th, the lawyers of Mr. Ying and Mr. Sun negotiated, and the lottery ticket went to Mr. Sun. After that, the lottery ticket was successfully redeemed and the sports lottery station reopened on the same day.

　　Mr. Ying, who passed the grand prize, said that his mood these days is like riding a roller coaster, going back and forth from the peak to the bottom countless times. However, he and Xiao Xu have been friends for many years. If they cut off contact for lottery tickets, it would not be worth the loss, so they have no intention to sue Xiao Xu.

　　Our reporter Wang Zifang Wen/photo

Source china construction news

On the morning of January 26th, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development held a meeting to deploy the coordination mechanism of urban real estate financing. Ni Hong, Party Secretary and Minister of the Ministry, attended the meeting and stressed that the spirit of the Central Economic Work Conference should be thoroughly implemented, the coordination mechanism of urban real estate financing should be accelerated, the development and construction of real estate projects should be supported, the reasonable financing needs of real estate enterprises with different ownership systems should be met equally, and the stable and healthy development of the real estate market should be promoted. Jiang Wanrong, Vice Minister of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, presided over the meeting. Responsible comrades of the Central Finance Office and relevant departments of the Central Finance Office attended the meeting. Relevant responsible comrades of the housing and urban-rural construction departments (commissions) of all provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) and responsible comrades in charge of the people’s governments of 35 key cities attended the meeting.

The meeting pointed out that the establishment of urban real estate financing coordination mechanism is an important measure to implement the decision-making arrangements of the CPC Central Committee and the State Council, meet the reasonable financing needs of real estate enterprises with different ownership equally, and promote a virtuous circle of finance and real estate. The people’s governments of cities at or above the prefecture level should effectively play a leading and coordinating role, quickly establish and operate this important mechanism, timely judge the local real estate market situation and real estate financing needs, strengthen overall planning, refine policies and measures, build a communication platform between government, banks and enterprises, promote the accurate docking of real estate enterprises and financial institutions, and coordinate and solve the difficulties and problems existing in real estate financing.

The meeting emphasized that the orderly development and construction of the project is the basis for the stable and healthy operation of the real estate market and is related to the vital interests of the people. In view of the current financing problems of some real estate projects, all localities should focus on projects, study and put forward a list of real estate projects that can be given financing support, coordinate the issuance of loans by financial institutions within their respective administrative regions, and accurately and effectively support reasonable financing needs. Credit funds should be ensured to be operated in a closed way and used in compliance, and misappropriation should be resolutely prevented. At the provincial level, it is necessary to track and monitor the implementation and strengthen supervision and guidance. At the national level, an information platform for urban real estate financing coordination mechanism projects will be established, and weekly scheduling and monthly notification will be implemented. The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development has made great efforts to implement the mechanism. It is understood that before the end of this month, the first batch of projects can win loans after landing.

The meeting demanded that we should adapt to the new situation that the relationship between supply and demand in the real estate market has undergone major changes, speed up the construction of a new model of real estate development, combine the long and short, treat both the symptoms and the root causes, and promote the stable and healthy development of the real estate market. It is necessary to adhere to the policy of the city, precise policy, one city and one policy, make good use of the policy toolbox, and fully give urban real estate regulation and control autonomy. Cities can adjust their real estate policies according to local conditions. It is necessary to work out the housing development plan, improve the housing supply system of "guarantee+market", establish a new linkage mechanism of people, housing, land and money, improve the basic system of housing life cycle, implement the construction of affordable housing, the construction of public infrastructure for emergency use and the transformation of villages in cities, and build a green, low-carbon, intelligent and safe house. It is necessary to rectify the order of the real estate market, rectify the chaos in real estate development, trading, intermediary and property, expose typical cases of violations of laws and regulations, and earnestly safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the people.

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As the brand art exhibition of the Meibo Art Museum, the Miko Spring Art Exhibition series has been successfully held for four years, and has accumulated a group of loyal audiences and good reputation. "We tried to break through innovation again and continued the expressiveness and artistic nature of the theme art exhibition over the years. Together with the eleven contemporary art coffees and famous contemporary artists, they strive to present an art feast for the audience with their works that meet the theme of the exhibition.

This art exhibition uses the art form close to the public to extend and find the artist’s spiritual connotation, and think about whether the works and exhibition behaviors of the artist will bring collective changes. understand. The works of the ten famous contemporary artists have a good atmosphere to the Spring Meibo Art Museum. Just like the camphor forest at the Meibo Art Center, the thick vertical line has been attracted to this garden, and the scenery changes.

Artist

I am a native of Shanghai. When I shuttle on the streets of Shanghai, I look at the streets, architecture, or some other things. I will have a feeling of knowing each other. Watching these things when I was young is a different feeling.

It’s like looking at a mirror, but this mirror is projected into different spaces and different latitude, so I use the material of mirror acrylic.

I use monochrome, silver, and black and white to present a conversation between the neutralized and memory and memory of the work. The metal color of silver can reflect my feelings of the development of the city in Shanghai. The form of metal and monochrome is more representative and powerful.

The mirror effect of the work allows the audience not only to see myself in the mirror (in the work), but also feel my expression of this city. This work is not only a dialogue between me and my own time and space latitude, but also allows me and viewers to communicate in different time, space, and latitude in the form of mirror.

Xu Ziyun

"Listening Series 1"

Mirror Acrylic

75 × 50cm

2021

Xu Ziyun

"Listening Series 3"

Mirror Acrylic

75 × 50cm

2021

Xu Ziyun

"Listening Series 4"

Mirror Acrylic

75 × 50cm

2021

Curator

Young artists convey the creation information through the combination of multiple spaces. Each one can see the artist’s presentation of the past, the presentation of the state of survival, whether it is collective or individual, there is always an indiscriminate relationship with the environment. Xu Ziyun showed his personal feelings about growth space in the form of more novel works, thinking about the meaning of the past and the relationship between the present.

About artist

Xu? Yun

Out of 1991?

Graduated from the Oil Painting Department of China Academy of Fine Arts in 2016

Now?

Exhibition experience:

2021

"Early" artistic innovation in China Academy of Fine Arts? Exhibition Futurelab Shanghai? Shore Dome?

"Ming? Can the Bay Area? New Year Artist Program" Australia?

"Internal and Outside" solo exhibition Banana Art Space Nanjing

2020

Banana Art Space 2020 Summer Group Exhibition Nanjing

"Flola’s living room" contemporary art and plant art cross -border exhibition neon art museum

2019

"? 年 Plan for the selection exhibition of outstanding works over the years ·? New Year Artist Nomination Exhibition"

"Memory Vision? -Chayun Art Item? Exhibition" Shanghai

2018

The 9th New Star Art Festival of the series of works "Behind the scenes"

2017

The work "For" Lunch on the Grass "? Conjecture to participate in the" Yue? -The visual cross -border extension "Chicago, USA

2016

The work "Festival?" "College? 2016" Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts

The work "Breathing", "Care?"

116m2+POP UP Painting Mobile Biennale Biennale

2015

The work "Separation in the evening" and "Live? Light" won the theme award of the Inter-Youth International?

The work "Star?" "Spring is here -10cm3" San Shang Contemporary Art Museum (Hangzhou)

The work "Models?" "Gadgets -Contemporary Paper Works Exhibition" Van Geng Art Institution (Hangzhou)

2014-2015

The work "Spring Equinry Squiries Laying on?" "Pursue Excellence: Artists of the College ——? The Session of Oil Painting Invitation Exhibition" (National Tour)

Year 2014

The work "On the escalator? Autumn" Nanjing International Art Exhibition (Nanjing)

"Nine? · —— Zhejiang Oil Painting Works Exhibition" Ningbo Art Museum

year 2013

The work "Lu Lu" and "The Shop" "The Consciousness of Painting -Creation Research Exhibition of Oil Painting Department of the Chinese Academy of Fine Arts" (Shanghai)

The work "Slim Shadow Slimming

2012

Creative work "Jian" nationwide? The New Year’s Exhibition- "Most Painting" (Beijing)

year 2011

Creative work "Jian" 6th China Academy of Fine Arts "Century Star" China Academy of Fine Arts Museum of Fine Arts

Zhisheng: Collective upward -2022 Beauty Spring Art Exhibition

Producer: Chen Hui

Project planning: Kong Kong

Curator: Xiaojun

Exhibitors:

Chen Xiaodan, Ding Fang, Gong Xinru, Ji Wenyu+Zhu Weibing, Long Bin, Qu Fengguo, Xue Song, Xu Ziyun, Zhou Dujin, Zhou Xiaoping

Organizer: Meibo Museum

Opening time: February 26, 2022 (Saturday) at 3:30 pm

Exhibition time: February 26, 2022-March 20, 2022

Exhibition location: Meibo Art Museum, No. 88 Liming Road, Minhang District, Shanghai

| Opening time: Tuesday to Friday 9:00-17:00

Saturday Sunday 9:00-18:00 (closed Monday)

Address: Meibo Art Museum, No. 88, Liming Road, Minhang District, Shanghai