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[00:00:39] 您 好 观 众 朋 友 , 这 里 是 中 央 电 视 台 新 闻 频 道 , 上 午
[00:00:43] 10 o'clock in the morning. Welcome to the News Live Studio. First, let's
[00:00:47] pay attention to the heavy rainfall in many parts of our country. Affected by the remnants of Typhoon
[00:00:51] Baihetan and the high-altitude trough, from today to the 15th,
[00:00:54] the southwestern part of Huanghuai, Jianghan, Jianghuai, the northern and eastern parts of Jiangnan,
[00:00:58] and South China
[00:01:04] the images of
[00:01:47] . Okay, anchor, I am now in the hall of the comprehensive dispatch and command center of the Ministry of Transport. According to the information I have obtained from the network center, as of 9 o'clock
[00:01:51] , the national and provincial trunk lines in Beijing, Shanxi and Hubei have a total of 12 road
[00:01:55] sections that have adopted active closure and control measures. Among them, seven road sections
[00:01:59] have closed the main line and five road sections have closed the toll stations. So, everyone must be
[00:02:02] relatively concerned about the current operation of the national road network. Let's
[00:02:06] look at the real-time screen behind me.
[00:02:10] The central and southern parts of Henan, the eastern
[00:02:13] part of Hubei, and the central and southern parts of Anhui are the core areas of heavy
[00:02:17] rainfall, with local heavy rain. At the same time, the southern
[00:02:21] part of Jiangsu and the northern part of Jiangxi will also experience heavy rainfall, with frequent
[00:02:25] short-term heavy rainfall. Following our current lens, we can see the Jinxin
[00:02:29] Expressway. Henan section, Erguang Expressway Jingzhou section in Hubei,
[00:02:33] Deshang Expressway Hainan section in Anhui, Hurong Expressway Zhenjiang section in Jiangsu,
[00:02:36] Fuyin Expressway Jiangxi, Nanchang section, etc. We can
[00:02:40] see that most of the roads are still slippery, and we can see the reflections of vehicles.
[00:02:44] The rainfall in some road sections is still continuing, especially in Henan. Some
[00:02:48] expressways have implemented traffic restrictions and temporary closures, etc. The local emergency
[00:02:51] rescue teams are all deployed, and we also want to remind everyone that during
[00:02:55] the rainfall, local control measures will be dynamically adjusted at any time. Please pay more attention to
[00:02:59] official information.
[00:03:20] This type of hidden danger is difficult to directly detect from the road surface. At present, the local transportation department is taking measures to prevent subsequent
[00:03:24] landslides and other disasters.
[00:03:26] debris removal with In the camera, we can see the Chengde Expressway, Pinggu section in Beijing.
[00:03:39] Next, let's focus on the situation on the water. The Jiangsu Maritime Department adopted phased, classified, and segmented
[00:03:43] port reopening measures. The Yangtze River Jiangsu section resumed
[00:03:47] navigation yesterday. 18 ferry lines resumed navigation simultaneously,
[00:03:51] and the navigation order continued to improve. As of now,
[00:03:54] more than 2,500 ships have safely completed
[00:03:57] port entry and exit and passage operations .
[00:04:30] Passenger train schedules, official notices issued by maritime departments, etc., reasonably plan your travel routes. The above is
[00:04:34] the latest information and travel tips I brought from the Ministry of Transport
[00:04:37] . Um, thank you Jiwen for the introduction and
[00:04:41] reminder. Reporters learned from the Ministry of Water Resources this morning that according to the
[00:04:45] forecast and the water situation from the west, Henan Province activated the Nihe flood storage
[00:04:49] and detention area at 2 a.m. today. For details, let's look at the report
[00:04:52] sent back from the scene this morning by the reporter from the Central Station
[00:04:56] . This transfer
[00:06:12] involves the entire flood detention area that has no
[00:06:16] low-lying protection and no enclosure protection, two
[00:06:20] townships and 10 villages. So, yesterday morning, I was also at the scene of the flood detention area
[00:06:24] in Caiyuanliu, witnessing the entire
[00:06:27] night transfer process. Last night, the local township cadres, village cadres, and public
[00:06:31] security police were all working throughout the night. They knocked on doors to notify
[00:06:35] and uniformly transported villagers to resettlement sites. Because the village cadres had already
[00:06:39] notified the villagers the day before, the transfer last night
[00:06:42] was relatively smooth. We also visited the local
[00:06:46] centralized resettlement sites. On site, multiple departments were working
[00:06:50] 24 hours a day. Township staff, medical personnel, and public
[00:06:54] security police were also on duty throughout. Drinking water, food,
[00:06:57] and basic medical care at the resettlement sites were all fully provided, fully guaranteeing
[00:07:01] the basic lives and health of the transferred masses. Starting
[00:07:05] yesterday, more than 150 patrol teams
[00:07:09] implemented 24-hour uninterrupted patrols.
[00:07:43] The local government will issue a yellow alert. At this time, preparations for deployment
[00:07:46] should be made. After receiving a pre-order for flood discharge and transfer from the superior department, an orange
[00:07:50] alert will be issued immediately, and residents in the flood detention area will begin to be organized
[00:07:54] to transfer and clear the site, quickly transferring residents in the area to safe zones,
[00:07:58] safe platforms, or outside the flood detention area to ensure that no one is left behind during
[00:08:01] flood discharge, and to ensure that the flood detention area can be timely, safe, and effectively
[00:08:05] deployed at critical moments. When the official flood discharge order
[00:08:09] is received, a red alert will be issued immediately, and flood discharge will be activated.
[00:09:44] To prevent mountain floods and geological disasters, from the 10th, Weihui
[00:09:48] City launched a flood control emergency response, and began orderly transfers of mountain
[00:09:51] residents in seven townships including Shibao, Touxiang, Andu, Xiangdun, and Fangdian.
[00:09:55] As of yesterday, Weihui City had transferred 18,335
[00:09:58] people, of whom 1,210
[00:10:01] were centrally resettled. In addition, the local government also used Weihui City No. 1 Middle
[00:10:05] School's new campus as a centralized resettlement point, urgently allocating
[00:10:09] daily necessities such as bathing supplies, fully ensuring the transfer.
[00:10:15] In the past two days, Mengcheng County, Bozhou City, Anhui Province, experienced heavy rainfall. As of 3 p.m. yesterday, the cumulative
[00:10:19] rainfall in 24 hours reached 138 millimeters
[00:10:22] . The heavy rain caused the Huaihe River to burst its banks.
[00:10:43] Affected by continuous rainfall, some townships in Xiangzhou District, Xiangyang City, Hubei,
[00:10:47] experienced severe waterlogging. The local government quickly carried out mass transfer and resettlement
[00:10:51] work, set up temporary resettlement points, and fully guaranteed the affected masses.
[00:10:58] Yesterday, affected by continuous rainfall and superimposed upstream water inflow, the water levels of five
[00:11:02] small and medium-sized rivers in Shanyang City continued to rise. In Nanwang Village, Jilin Xiaoqing River,
[00:11:06] two village groups suffered severe waterlogging due to low
[00:11:10] terrain. The local government quickly organized cadres and supporters to knock on doors overnight
[00:11:13] and transfer the masses to resettlement sites with higher terrain. At
[00:11:17] three o'clock in the morning, they knocked on doors door to door.
[00:11:19] The risk of mountain
[00:12:25] floods and geological disasters in Quyu River
[00:12:28] has increased significantly. Taking advantage of the brief lull in rainfall, local workers
[00:12:32] are rushing to inspect geological disaster prevention facilities, and are using sand and gravel
[00:12:36] to block water and reservoirs to discharge water downstream to reduce the risk of personnel passing.
[00:12:40] This area is relatively remote. We have implemented physical blocking
[00:12:44] and there are also 20 people to help the common people travel. Two people are on duty for 24 hours
[00:12:47] for each shift of the garbage collection line. In response to this heavy rainfall,
[00:12:51] the Hebei Provincial Emergency Management Department has already directed its efforts towards key mountainous villages.
[00:13:09] Organize the threatened masses to evacuate and avoid risks in advance, and properly carry out centralized
[00:13:13] resettlement work
[00:13:13] .
[00:13:19] You are watching News Live
[00:13:23] .
[00:13:25] US President Trump announced on social media on the 12th that the US completely controls the Strait
[00:13:29] of Hormuz, and that the US will continue to control the Strait. He also said that Iran
[00:13:33] now has neither a navy nor an air force, and is helpless against
[00:13:37] the US naval blockade. On the same day, the Iranian Persian Gulf Strait
[00:13:41] Management Authority stated that the US repeatedly claimed that the Strait of Hormuz has reopened,
[00:13:45] but this does not change the fact that the Strait of Hormuz is still closed.
[00:13:48] Unless the US accepts the conditions proposed by Iran,
[00:13:52] the Strait will not reopen
[00:13:56] . According to a report by the British shipping media, Lloyd's
[00:14:00] List, on the 12th, the International Union of Marine Insurance
[00:14:03] estimates that since the outbreak of the war in February this year, about
[00:14:07] 70 related accidents have caused marine insurers to face
[00:14:11] high claims .
[00:14:14] Lang Ge, Secretary General of the International Union of Marine Insurance, said that the current claim estimates
[00:14:18] include economic losses such as ship damage and port closures. Related claims
[00:14:21] have not yet been actually paid. However, according to the information currently available.
[00:15:49] Secondly, the US military's air defense system interception missile consumption is rapid, and the interception
[00:15:52] capability is becoming increasingly strained . According to reports, since the beginning of the war
[00:15:56] , the US military's consumption of Patriot air defense system interception missiles is more than twice
[00:15:59] the US's total annual production in 2025. According to the report,
[00:16:03] last June, it was jointly attacked by the US and Israel. In this case, not only Iran can't bear it, but the United States also can't bear it, and in fact, the world economy can't bear it.
[00:17:15] The US Department of Labor announced on the 12th
[00:17:17] that the US July Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased by
[00:17:21] 3.4% year-on-year, and by 0.1% month-on-month. The month-on-month
[00:17:25] decrease in June did not continue. Excluding food
[00:17:28] and energy, the US core CPI in July increased by
[00:17:32] 2.5% year-on-year, and
[00:17:36] by 0.1% month-on-month.
[00:18:22] The US July CPI data shows that the current US inflation level remains high,
[00:18:25] consistently exceeding the growth rate of US wages. For low and middle-
[00:18:29] income Americans, they still need to live frugally. The Wall Street Journal
[00:18:33] reported on the 12th that the situation in the Middle East remains tense.
[00:19:07] Um, it's less direct of an impact to the federal reserves
[00:19:11] view, because it's not part of core inflation, however, it
[00:19:14] does, if it stays persistently elevated, energy costs do
[00:19:18] filter through to other categories.
[00:19:21] Li Baba issued a statement on the 12th and the country's law and returned home to obstruct the statement.
[00:20:17] You are watching News Live. Every year on August 15th, some Japanese politicians hold activities to worship
[00:20:20] at the Yasukuni Shrine. Some Japanese people recently held a study exchange
[00:20:24] meeting in Tokyo to oppose worshipping at the Yasukuni Shrine and call on Japan
[00:20:28] to formally apologize for its history of aggression .
[00:20:32] At the study exchange meeting, Professor Xie Hou of Yamaguchi University in Japan
[00:20:35] stated that previously, Japanese politicians worshipped at the Yasukuni Shrine
[00:20:39] for political gain, which not only reflected their incorrect understanding
[00:20:43] of the history of aggressive wars, but also
[00:20:47] fueled militaristic ideology, escalating tensions with other
[00:20:51] countries. Yasukuni Shrine is precisely a night city that
[00:20:55] continuously produces militaristic ideas. The problem is that there is
[00:20:58] no consideration for the existence of the people, the safety of the people's lives and property.
[00:21:02] I think it's a very self-righteous act of worship.
[00:21:06] Not only that, but if it incites confrontation with other countries, including China,
[00:21:09] then I think it's nothing but negative.
[00:21:13] He expressed
[00:21:16] his firm opposition to Japanese
[00:21:20] politicians worshipping at the Yasukuni Shrine, which represents militaristic
[00:21:23] ideology, and called on Japanese society to understand the history of war
[00:21:27] and the nature of aggression .
[00:21:31] 性
[00:21:31] About that,
[00:21:36] we have to let everyone know, how strange it is to enshrine
[00:21:40] here at Yasukuni. How the country
[00:21:44] was involved in that war of aggression.
[00:21:47] Well, um,
[00:23:50] the picture I put
[00:23:53] here was a picture of bodies
[00:23:57] lying in Nanjing, but that picture
[00:24:00] was taken from a propaganda video made by America.
[00:24:03] So it was like a real picture, right?
[00:24:07] But then I was attacked by right-wingers
[00:24:10] and so on, and I changed
[00:24:13] it to a picture
[00:24:17] that was more unobjectionable.
[00:24:20] That's what it means.
[00:24:23] And then they created a new
[00:24:27] corner to display it,
[00:24:31] but the history of Japan's invasion
[00:24:34] and colonial rule
[00:24:37] will be reduced by about a quarter
[00:24:41] of its current length, I think.
[00:24:44] And the expression
[00:24:48] will be weaker
[00:24:51] than it is now. For visitors, especially foreign
[00:24:55] visitors, it will be
[00:24:58] a very unhelpful exhibition, I think.
[00:25:01] Especially for China and Korea,
[00:25:04] or Southeast Asia,
[00:25:08] those who suffered from Japan's invasion and colonial
[00:25:12] rule, they will think that there is no
[00:25:15] exhibition of the war that reached Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
[00:25:18] This revision refers to the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs' statement and the terminology
[00:25:37] used in government-approved textbooks. In response, Tatsuya Sekiguchi,
[00:25:41] who used to work in news at a TV station and interviewed survivors
[00:25:45] of the Nanjing Massacre, pointed out that this revision
[00:25:48] is essentially
[00:26:14] hiding and making holes,
[00:26:18] and then massacring
[00:26:21] Chinese people en masse, right? And then
[00:26:25] after that,
[00:26:27] they stabbed them with bayonets to finish them off.
[00:26:31] And then they poured gasoline
[00:26:34] and burned the bodies and threw them into the Yangtze River, right? Speaking of civilians,
[00:26:38] a woman I interviewed
[00:26:41] was raped dozens of times by the Japanese army.
[00:26:44] And another woman, when she was a child,
[00:26:48] her mother and older sister
[00:26:51] were raped and then killed.
[00:26:54] She herself was stabbed in the back. That's what she said.
[00:26:58] This is part of the reality
[00:27:02] of the massacre, right?
[00:27:05] There were also plunder and
[00:27:07] atrocities. These things
[00:27:11] are not conveyed by the incident, right?
[00:27:15] If it's at a university, you get an image,
[00:27:17] right? What kind of thing is a massacre? You look it up yourself.
[00:27:21] It goes in that direction, doesn't it? The information about the long-term history of the massacre
[00:27:25] is important.
[00:27:27] And then
[00:27:32] to show
[00:27:44] that we will never repeat it again. That's what this exhibition
[00:27:48] is for. The exhibition
[00:27:51] leading up to Hiroshima and Nagasaki. If such things
[00:27:55] are exhibited, then people will think,
[00:27:58] "Oh, Japan is reflecting on its past wars,
[00:28:02] and on top of that, it is advocating for nuclear disarmament."
[00:28:06] I think they will understand, but they are going to reduce
[00:28:09] the minimum amount of information
[00:28:12] they have now, right? It's not persuasive,
[00:28:16] is it? The Nagasaki A-bomb survivors'
[00:28:19] organization took videos of survivors' testimonies
[00:28:22] and added English subtitles and broadcast them to the world.
[00:28:26] Then they got a response in English: "Japan,
[00:28:30] don't forget Nanjing University." The
[00:29:03] location makes a huge
[00:29:07] difference, but I think the difference in expression is also huge,
[00:29:11] and the impact it will have
[00:29:14] in the future will also change, right?
[00:29:18] The perception of massacre, event,
[00:29:21] and even young people who are studying
[00:29:25] now will find it difficult.
[00:29:28] Mr. Guan Kou
[00:29:32] There is a powerful newspaper
[00:30:02] called
[00:30:06] The Times in the UK.
[00:30:10] The head of the Tokyo branch of that newspaper went to Nagasaki.
[00:30:13] He interviewed and asked
[00:30:16] a city official a question.
[00:30:20] He said, "The historical
[00:30:23] fact of the Nanjing University Incident has not changed,
[00:30:27] so why are you changing it?"
[00:30:29] During World War II,
[00:30:32] South Africa was one of the important participants in the anti-fascist war.
[00:30:36] A few days ago, South Africa's Cape of Good Hope held a World War II photo
[00:30:39] exhibition, exposing to visitors the war crimes committed by the Axis powers
[00:30:43] in World War II, including Japan.
[00:30:45] This is the Cape of Good Hope in Cape Town, South Africa. The World War II photo
[00:30:49] exhibition set up at the Cape of Good Hope allowed the audience to understand South Africa's
[00:30:53] role in the world anti-fascist war, as well as the traces left
[00:30:57] by this history. During World War II, as the Mediterranean shipping route was threatened
[00:31:01] by war, some Allied ships arrived at the Cape of Good Hope shipping route,
[00:31:05] and Cape Town therefore became an important supply and transit port.
[00:31:08] In addition, more than 330,000 South Africans participated in the war, making huge sacrifices
[00:31:12] and contributions to the world anti-fascist war.
[00:31:16] castle, this exhibition is
[00:31:19] giving us a take on both the horrors of the war and
[00:31:23] why we should not repeat some of the mistakes that we've done during during this
[00:31:27] war. obviously the 15th of August is very,
[00:31:30] very important date in the history of
[00:31:34] humanity, because one of the most horrific periods of conflict
[00:31:37] and death and destruction came to an end when
[00:31:40] the Japanese uh surrendered on the 15th of
[00:31:44] August. The photo exhibition also focused on female victims in the war,
[00:31:48] documenting Japan's atrocities of forced comfort women during the war of aggression.
[00:31:51] The exhibition hopes to show visitors through historical photos and texts
[00:31:55] the harm caused by war to civilians, especially women and children.
[00:31:59] abducted and abused by the colals and the
[00:32:02] generals of the Japanese army. and it's a
[00:32:05] dark story and i know that there's a lot of contestation, japanese
[00:32:09] people, don't want to talk about that, but we must talk about it. so when young kids
[00:32:12] come. here and they see the mixture of words and images,
[00:32:16] but we want to give them a glimpse of
[00:32:19] war and why it's important to learn out of war so that we don't
[00:32:23] make the the same mistakes.
[00:32:26] 84, it's a global commemoration,
[00:32:32] The 12th of August, etc., made an appearance.
[00:32:44] At the scene, people shouted slogans, holding banners with content such as "sincere apology",
[00:32:48] "legal compensation", "stop Japanese militarism", and "oppose US-Japan-South Korea military alliance",
[00:32:52] demanding that the Japanese government apologize for war crimes such as comfort women.
[00:32:56] 内 容 的 标 语 , 要 求 日 本 政 府 对 威 安 富 等
[00:33:00] The
[00:33:03] crime is
[00:33:05] acknowledged, and compensation
[00:33:08] is provided by law.
[00:33:11] The amendment to the
[00:33:45] "Victims of Japanese Military Comfort Women Stabilization Support Act" was passed, designating August
[00:33:48] 14th as the National Memorial Day for Victims of Japanese Military Comfort Women.
[00:33:52] According to a report by Yonhap News Agency on the 12th, the Supreme Court of South Korea
[00:33:55] (the highest court) ruled today
[00:33:59] on the compensation lawsuit filed by the family of a forced laborer
[00:34:02] during World War II against a Japanese company. It upheld the second instance
[00:34:06] judgment, ordering the defendant to pay 80 million Korean won
[00:34:10] (approximately 3 ).
[00:34:14] The family of a Korean forced laborer, Mr. Min, filed a compensation lawsuit against Nippon Steel Corporation in April 2019. In February 2022, the Ulsan District Court ruled against the plaintiff, stating that the family's right to claim damages had exceeded the statute of limitations. However, in September 2024, the Appellate Court overturned the first instance judgment and ordered the defendant to pay 80 million Korean won in compensation to the plaintiff.
[00:34:24] The South Korean Supreme Court upheld the second instance judgment on the 12th.
[00:34:28] It ruled that during Japan's colonial rule of the Korean Peninsula from
[00:34:31] 1910 to 1945,
[00:34:35] Japan forcibly conscripted a large number of laborers to work in Japan.
[00:34:39] The South Korean Supreme Court on the 12th upheld the second instance
[00:34:43] judgment. It ruled that Japan,
[00:34:48] during its colonial rule of the Korean Peninsula from 1910 to 1945,
[00:34:52] forcibly conscripted a large number of laborers to work in Japan.
[00:34:55] Many lawsuits have been filed
[00:35:00] against Japan for compensation. However, the Japanese government and relevant companies have always refused to compensate
[00:35:04] on the grounds that the issue of compensation has been resolved by the South Korea-Japan Claims
[00:35:08] Agreement. In October 2018, the South Korean Supreme Court ruled that
[00:35:11] Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corporation (now Nippon Steel Corporation)
[00:35:15] should compensate four Korean forced laborers from World War II 100 million Korean won
[00:35:19] each. In this ruling, it clearly stated that the South Korea-Japan Claims
[00:35:23] Agreement, signed when South Korea and Japan normalized diplomatic relations in 1965, does not prevent
[00:35:27] Korean forced laborers from World War II from exercising their individual right
[00:35:30] to claim compensation. According to a report by Yonhap News Agency
[00:35:33] on the 12th, the South Korean Second Comprehensive Special Investigation Team
[00:35:37] indicted former President Yoon Suk-yeol and former National Security Adviser
[00:35:41] on charges of spreading false information that justified Japan's colonial rule
[00:36:13] . One of them has been completed.
[00:36:35] You are watching News Live. As the rain and wind decreased, Shanghai Yangshan Port resumed
[00:36:39] operations on the 11th. As of yesterday morning, 16 international container
[00:36:43] ships were scheduled to dock. The peak period for ships entering the port
[00:36:46] was concentrated between 11:00 and 14:00. Relevant departments promptly analyzed
[00:36:50] the ship situation and adopted classified and graded management measures to ensure smooth port operations
[00:36:54] and to ensure that the port passed the peak period smoothly.
[00:36:59] After the typhoon, Zhejiang is accelerating the resumption of production and life.
[00:37:03] Pinghu, Jiaxing, Zhejiang, as the largest down jacket production
[00:37:07] and supply base in the country, produces eight out of every ten down jackets
[00:37:11] in the country. Why are down jacket orders in this small city so consistently
[00:37:15] popular? Let's look at the reporter's observation.
[00:37:17] At 2 pm, walking into Pinghu China Garment
[00:37:19] City, the sounds of sewing machines and packaging were intertwined. Everywhere you looked,
[00:37:23] there were various styles and colors of down jackets. At the end of July,
[00:37:27] a large-scale ordering fair was just held here, where nearly 10,000 new
[00:37:30] autumn and winter styles were showcased. As the largest specialized market for single-category down jackets
[00:37:34] in the country, during the ordering fair, it attracted over 10,000 domestic and foreign
[00:37:38] merchants. The quality, cost-effectiveness, and rapid return supply
[00:37:42] chain advantages of the products in this ordering fair were greatly
[00:37:46] presented, and the total order amount also exceeded 600 million yuan.
[00:37:49] started the development for this whole winter.
[00:38:27] We haven't stopped since. The peak season for down jacket production is in October and November.
[00:38:31] At that time, the processing fees will be much
[00:38:35] higher than now. Avoiding the peak season for processing will bring out the cost
[00:38:39] advantage. In a workshop of a down jacket manufacturing enterprise mainly engaged in foreign trade
[00:38:42] in Pinghu, Zhejiang, more than 100 sewing machines are operating at full capacity.
[00:38:46] Workers are rushing to produce the last few batches of down jacket
[00:38:50] orders to be shipped overseas. These export customers are mainly
[00:38:54] located in Germany, France, Spain, the United States,
[00:38:58] and Russia. For example, the clothes to be worn this winter
[00:39:02] will start to be ordered in December 2025 or
[00:39:05] January 2026. We produce them throughout the first half of the year,
[00:39:09] and they arrive at the European warehouse around September or October. Then
[00:39:13] they have enough time to be distributed to various stores by road
[00:39:17] in Europe. In addition to foreign trade orders, sales of Pinghu down jackets on online
[00:39:21] platforms are also continuing to climb.
[00:39:24] Currently, Pinghu has more than 1,000
[00:39:43] down jacket related enterprises. This small Jiangnan city, which does not produce
[00:39:47] a single feather, accounts for 80% of the country's down jacket production,
[00:39:51] with an annual output of about 300 million down jackets. Without raw
[00:39:55] material advantages, Pinghu has become a major player.
[00:40:27] In Zhu Yue's view, the biggest advantage of Pinghu down jackets is not cheapness, but
[00:40:31] the advantage of industrial clusters. Here, from fabric and accessory procurement
[00:40:35] to design, production, and sales, an entire industrial chain is seamlessly
[00:40:39] connected, with tight interfaces up and down the chain. Walking
[00:40:43] around a building, all the fabrics and accessories are available, and the effect of the industrial cluster
[00:40:46] allows small and medium-sized businesses like his to focus their main energy on product
[00:40:50] R&D and quality polishing. Originally, most
[00:40:54] of the merchants in the market were mainly engaged in OEM for various major brands.
[00:40:58] In recent years, they have focused more on R&D, quality,
[00:41:02] and styles. Now, they have their own
[00:41:05] R&D team and their own brand. However, this industrial pattern
[00:41:09] did not emerge overnight. When Pinghu Garment City opened in 2011,
[00:41:13] it was positioned as large and comprehensive. It made men's wear, women's wear,
[00:41:16] and children's wear, hoping to attract all kinds of garment merchants to settle in. However,
[00:41:20] after three years of market cultivation and exploration, the operator found that having all
[00:41:24] kinds of categories meant that no category was deeply developed. At
[00:41:28] the same time, a group of merchants specializing in down jackets performed outstandingly in the market,
[00:41:32] with stable orders and high repurchase rates. This contrast made the operator realize
[00:41:36] that rather than casting a wide net, it is better to focus on a single point.
[00:41:40] We combined the overall business format ratio of the upstream,
[00:41:43] and finally found that the overall market demand and cost-effectiveness of down jackets
[00:41:47] were relatively good. From 2015 to 2018,
[00:41:51] we carried out large-scale investment promotion across the country, attracting
[00:41:54] core down jacket brands with original designs to the entire market.
[00:41:58] Our market also increased from the initial 600
[00:42:02] stores to more than 1,900 stores
[00:42:06] within these three years. The industrial chain's clustering
[00:42:36] Now AI is responsible for rapidly turning ideas into solutions, and designers only
[00:42:40] need to make judgments and refinements. Now that it's out, you can see
[00:42:44] what kind of fabric it uses for the overall fabric? The color
[00:42:47] of the fabric, and which part it uses, including what kind of filling it has inside,
[00:42:51] including its matching fabric, and some of its accessories, are all recommended
[00:42:55] here. There will also be the size of this garment. After this size
[00:42:59] is given, it can actually be completely handed over to our pattern maker, who can directly make
[00:43:03] the pattern for this garment. In addition to this, AI is also empowering more down jacket
[00:43:07] marketing scenarios. In the past, merchants photographed
[00:44:29] According to Colombian media reports on the 12th, Colombia announced a three-day national mourning
[00:44:33] period to commemorate the earthquake victims.
[00:44:36] Currently, in the heavily affected areas of Cali
[00:44:40] and Pereira in Colombia,
[00:44:42] local rescue workers are racing against time to search and rescue, striving to rescue more trapped people.
[00:44:47] In Cali, Colombia, at the site of the collapsed
[00:44:49] building, rescue workers are moving through the rubble, doing their best
[00:44:53] to find signs of life.
[00:44:56] 48
[00:45:02] hours of continuous rescue, at this moment we are concentrating more on
[00:45:06] communities and other rescue bodies that are
[00:45:10] supporting and we are continuing to
[00:45:14] find live victims at this moment.
[00:45:18] We still have hope until we have
[00:45:21] at least 4 days passed
[00:45:25] .
[00:45:27] the third floor of block B with their grandparents, at this
[00:45:36] moment they still haven't been able to get her out. collaborating with people, well,
[00:46:12] yesterday we got out two people alive, we also got out two animals,
[00:46:15] a cat, a dog, now we suppose there are some
[00:46:18] corpses because the smell is already
[00:46:22] there, well, the strong smell is there, so we are digging in that part that we are
[00:46:26] observing, do you have faith or have you already lost faith in finding someone alive,
[00:46:29] no, no, faith should never be lost, faith is always the last thing to lose in
[00:46:33] life, you know, so well, we are here
[00:46:36] collaborating.
[00:46:52] Behind me, you can see many temporary tents. Hundreds of Cali
[00:46:56] citizens are queuing here to donate blood.
[00:47:00] The staff at the scene told me that since it is already afternoon, the number of people queuing has already decreased significantly. This morning, the queue even extended
[00:47:04] to the street outside the gate. The Central Station reporter
[00:47:08] met Christian, who was donating blood for the first time, in the queue. He
[00:47:12] told the reporter that his first blood donation made him feel a little nervous,
[00:47:15] but for the people injured in the earthquake, he mustered up his courage
[00:47:19] . in the earthquake, it suffered some damage, some
[00:48:22] structural damage, meaning that we had to adapt our parking lots to
[00:48:26] be able to receive both vehicles and tents. Well, we have had
[00:48:30] a very good citizen participation, the neighboring municipalities also, the city of
[00:48:34] Cali, are raising their hand to participate in blood
[00:48:37] donation. The reporter from the General Station saw that there were still local residents coming to donate blood in the afternoon.
[00:48:40] After the earthquake, the blood from these ordinary people brought hope of life.
[00:48:46] According to the report released by the Salvadoran Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources,
[00:48:52] at 18:30 local time on the 12th, which is 8:30 Beijing time today,
[00:48:56] a 5.7 magnitude earthquake occurred in the waters near El Salvador,
[00:48:59] with a focal depth of about 51 kilometers. The earthquake did not
[00:49:03] trigger a tsunami warning. Recently, multiple wildfires
[00:49:07] have occurred in British Columbia, Canada, prompting the declaration
[00:49:10] of a state of emergency. On the 11th, one of the province's most serious wildfires,
[00:49:14] the Summerland wildfire, continued to spread, forcing a large number of residents
[00:49:18] to evacuate. Due to the severity of the fire,
[00:49:24] you can see that the highway behind me has been closed. So far,
[00:49:28] 20,000 local people have been evacuated. This is also
[00:49:32] one of the largest evacuations in the area in recent
[00:49:35] years.
[00:49:37] it
[00:49:40] grew immensely
[00:49:43] in 2 hours, it turned from a
[00:49:47] ploom of smoke to we need to get up. Um,
[00:49:50] I'm driving down
[00:50:52] Garnet Valley and formed a bare sandbar. Along with the sandbar,
[00:50:56] several German warships from World War II also appeared.
[00:51:00] With the historic drop in the Danube's water level,
[00:51:03] they reappeared after decades. Behind these shipwrecks is a war
[00:51:07] that happened more than 80 years ago. In September
[00:51:11] 1944, as the Soviet Red Army advanced into the Balkan Peninsula, the German army
[00:51:15] sank ships during their retreat to block the Soviet advance. It is understood
[00:51:19] that about 200 German warships sank near Prahovo.
[00:51:52] Flowing through more than a dozen countries in Europe, this summer, the Danube River basin has
[00:51:56] continuously suffered from high temperatures and drought, and the water level has significantly decreased, affecting
[00:52:00] the shipping, power, agriculture, fisheries, and tourism industries of riparian
[00:52:04] countries. For Prahovo,
[00:52:37] meteor showers are traces of light formed by cosmic dust and debris
[00:52:41] rapidly sliding through the Earth's atmosphere. The parent body of the Perseid meteor shower
[00:52:45] is the Swift-Tuttle comet. Every year from mid-July to
[00:52:48] early September, when the Earth passes through the dust trail of this comet, a large amount
[00:52:52] of cosmic dust rapidly enters the atmosphere, rubbing and burning, forming
[00:52:56] the Perseid meteor shower, whose radiant point is located in the constellation Perseus. The larger it gets,
[00:53:00] the fewer meteors you will be able to see. But
[00:53:04] this year,
[00:53:43] At the same time, at the Tenino and Master Observation Station in Lambert,
[00:53:46] photography enthusiasts used fixed cameras to take continuous shots for a long time.
[00:53:50] Because the observation station is far from city lights, the night sky's transparency
[00:53:54] is extremely high, and the magnificent structure of the Milky Way is clearly visible.
[00:53:58] It is understood that the Perseid meteor shower will remain active until late August.
[00:54:02] Professionals remind that when watching a meteor shower,
[00:54:18] In addition to the Perseid meteor shower, from yesterday to early this morning, six planets formed a conjunction of six stars, and a rare partial solar eclipse appeared over several European countries. A large number of people waited before sunset to witness this rare celestial phenomenon.
[00:54:22] 上 空 , 大 批 民 众 在 日 落 前 守 获 这 场 难 得 的 天
[00:54:26] This is André Citroën Park in downtown
[00:54:29] Paris. Because of its large areas of lawn and open space, the view is very
[00:54:32] wide. Therefore, it has also become
[00:54:35] the best place to observe the solar eclipse in downtown Paris. As you
[00:54:39] can see, the sun has not yet set, and the weather is very, very hot.
[00:54:42] However, tens of thousands of people still gathered at the scene, wanting to witness
[00:54:46] this rare astronomical spectacle with their own eyes. At local
[00:54:50] time 19:22, the solar eclipse began to appear
[00:54:54] over Paris. At local time 20:17, Paris welcomed
[00:54:58] the maximum phase of this solar eclipse, with about 92%
[00:55:02] of the sun's surface covered by the moon. Paris.
[00:55:14] I came here specifically to see the eclipse,
[00:55:16] and I'm fascinated, I even have
[00:55:20] shivers.
[00:55:23] We are very happy that we came to see the eclipse here
[00:55:26] in Paris.
[00:55:36] Unlike the partial solar eclipse seen in Paris, in Spain, Iceland,
[00:55:39] and other places, the moon completely covered the sun at one point.
[00:55:43] The European Space Agency livestreamed the solar eclipse that day, and
[00:55:47] said that when the sun's photosphere is blocked by the moon
[00:55:51] , the sun's outer atmosphere, which is usually difficult to see directly, the corona
[00:55:54] will appear. Later,
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[00:57:02] Fei Fikzang
[00:57:21] 17 years, he worked his way up from a vocational school student
[00:57:25] to a postdoctoral fellow in mechanical engineering at Tsinghua University. He is a key
[00:57:29] national scientific research project leader , focusing on pushing the precision of
[00:57:32] flexible processing to a higher level.
[00:57:35] I hope to use my own example to let them
[00:57:39] experience that hard work also yields results .
[00:57:43] 。
[00:58:18] He uses his brush to paint his mother.
[00:58:41] As long as you want to do it, you will find a way to do it.
[00:58:41] 。
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