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　　On September 4th, local time, at the World Conservation Union (IUCN) conference in Hawaii, USA, the organization reduced the threat level of giant pandas from endangered to vulnerable in its latest red list of endangered species. In response, the State Forestry Administration of China responded yesterday that according to the actual work situation and protection situation, the giant panda is still an endangered species, and it is still too early to lower the protection level of the giant panda. Lu Sicheng, Director-General of the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) in China, said that we should indeed be delighted with this achievement, but at the same time, it must be clear that wild giant pandas still face severe survival risks and still need more extensive protection measures.

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　　Giant pandas are degraded but still in danger of extinction.

　　It is understood that IUCN is the largest and oldest global environmental protection organization in the world and the only international organization in the field of natural environmental protection and sustainable development as a permanent observer of the United Nations General Assembly. Founded in Fontainebleau, France in 1948, with its headquarters in Grand, Switzerland.

　　IUCN’s Red List of Endangered Species has been compiled since 1963, and it is updated once every four years. It is considered to be the most comprehensive list to record the current situation of global animal and plant species protection and one of the most authoritative indicators of biodiversity.

　　The list divides the species protection level into 9 levels, the highest is "extinction", followed by "wild extinction". The three levels of extremely dangerous, endangered and vulnerable are collectively called "threatened", followed by "near danger", "no danger", "lack of data" and "not evaluated".

　　At the global conference held in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, IUCN released the latest red list. According to the catalogue, due to the persistent efforts of China, the number of giant pandas is slowly increasing, so the rating of giant pandas is reduced from "endangered" to "vulnerable".

　　According to the latest survey data released by China in February last year, by the end of 2013, there were 1,864 wild giant pandas in China, an increase of 16.8%.

　　In a message published on its official website, IUCN said that the improvement of the living conditions of giant pandas "proves that the efforts of the China government to protect this animal are effective", including vigorously rebuilding the bamboo forests needed for pandas to live. But at the same time, climate change will lead to the main food for giant pandas in the next 80 years — — The number of bamboo has decreased by more than 35%, so its situation is "vulnerable" and it is still in danger of extinction, and extensive protection measures still need to be implemented.

　　Four species of apes are only one step away from extinction.

　　In addition, in this report, IUCN also mentioned that the situation of Tibetan antelopes has also improved, and the considerable growth has reduced the rating of Tibetan antelopes from "endangered" to "near-endangered" and removed the label of "threatened species" in one fell swoop.

　　John Robinson, chief environmental officer of the Wildlife Conservation Society, another international environmental protection organization, told reporters: "Few species can be crossed off the (endangered) list, which shows that the protection measures are effective."

　　However, in the global village, the living conditions of six anthropoid species, such as gorillas, are getting worse. IUCN said that the gorillas in East Africa, West Africa, Borneo and Sumatra are all in a state of "extreme danger" and "only one step away from extinction"; Chimpanzees and bonobos are listed as "endangered" species.

　　The list specifically mentions that East African gorillas are "in danger". At present, there are only about 5,000 gorillas in the world, and they are still decreasing. In the past 20 years, war, hunting and human beings

　　The occupation of habitat has caused the number of gorillas in East Africa to "catastrophically decrease by more than 70%".

　　The number of East African lowland gorillas, a subspecies of East African gorillas, decreased sharply from 16,900 in 1994 to 3,800 in 2015. Fortunately, the number of another subspecies of mountain gorillas has increased slightly, but the number is only about 880.

　　Experts point out that the biggest threat to gorillas is hunting.

　　Inge Anderson, director-general of IUCN, said: "Today is a sad day, because the red list of IUCN shows that we are destroying some of our close relatives."

　　In fact, not only animals, but also many plants around the world are gradually becoming extinct. In Hawaii, the venue of the IUCN Congress, 38 of the 415 local plants were rated as "extinct", 4 as "extinct in the wild" and 87% as "threatened".

　　□ Respond to the high risk of semi-extinction of giant pandas in 33 local populations.

　　Yesterday, in response to IUCN’s downgrade of the protection level of giant pandas, the State Forestry Administration responded that giant pandas are still endangered species, and it is too early to downgrade the protection level of giant pandas, and proposed four reasons why they should not be downgraded.

　　According to the State Forestry Administration, the China government has attached great importance to the protection and management of giant pandas for a long time, and the protection of giant pandas has achieved initial results. According to the results of the fourth giant panda survey in China released in early 2015, the wild population of giant pandas increased from 1,596 in 2003 to 1,864 in 2013, an increase of 16.8%. The number of captive population increased from 164 to 375.

　　However, the State Forestry Administration believes that IUCN’s report is a theoretical judgment based on relevant data and technical indicators. As the management department of giant panda protection, the State Forestry Administration thinks that giant pandas are still endangered species and it is too early to lower the protection level of giant pandas.

　　At present, the threat and endangered status of giant pandas can not be ignored. If the protection level is lowered, the protection work will be neglected and lax, and the giant panda population and habitat will be irreversibly lost and destroyed, and the protection already obtained will soon be lost, especially some local small populations may become extinct at any time. Therefore, it is not alarmist to continue to emphasize the endangerment of giant pandas.

　　> > the main reason

　　Habitat fragmentation is still the main factor threatening its survival, and some local populations still face survival risks. Giant pandas are only distributed in narrow areas of Sichuan, Shaanxi and Gansu provinces. Due to natural isolation and human interference, the wild population of giant pandas is divided into 33 local populations. There are 22 populations with less than 30 individuals and the risk of extinction, 18 local populations with less than 10 individuals and high risk of extinction.

　　◎ The situation of population communication needs to be improved. Affected by habitat fragmentation, gene exchange among local populations of giant pandas is blocked. In addition, due to the influence of region and management system, there is insufficient gene communication among captive individuals in giant panda captivity units. It is necessary to further strengthen the gene exchange of giant pandas in order to maintain the genetic diversity of the whole population and maintain the vitality of the population.

　　◎ The impact of global climate change. According to IUCN, one third of the bamboo forests on which giant pandas depend may disappear in the next 80 years, which will have an immeasurable impact on the survival of giant pandas.

　　◎ Protection and management capabilities still need to be strengthened. In some giant panda distribution areas, there are insufficient investment in protection funds and generally low professional skills of front-line staff, which seriously restricts the effectiveness of giant panda protection and the ability of protection and management needs to be improved.

　　□ Sound Giant Panda has become a symbol of wildlife protection in the 21st century.

　　In fact, the giant panda is not only the national treasure of China, but also has a high status in the world. As one of the largest independent non-governmental environmental protection organizations in the world, the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) has a giant panda as its emblem. Peter scott, a naturalist and painter, one of the founders of WWF, designed the institutional logo of WWF based on the panda in 1961. In 1980, WWF became the first international organization to carry out protection work in China, and began to participate in the protection of giant pandas.

　　Yesterday, Kyle Rambotti, global director-general of WWF, pointed out that the protection situation of giant pandas has brought together millions of people around the world to participate in the cause of wild species protection, find problems and make efforts to make changes. Today, the good living conditions of giant pandas have given us all a chance to see hope.

　　Lu Sicheng, Director-General of WWF China, said, "We should be delighted with this achievement, but at the same time, we must be aware that wild giant pandas still face severe survival risks, and a considerable part of their habitats are threatened by various factors such as infrastructure construction. More importantly, the number of wild giant pandas in the world is only 1864. "

　　"The giant panda represents the face of wild species protection in the 20th century: we must take decisive action to protect a species before it disappears forever." Rambotti said that although there is still uncertainty about the sustainable recovery of the giant panda population, it can become a symbol of wild species protection in the 21st century. It is believed that by establishing and deepening the cooperation among the government, local communities, non-governmental organizations, enterprises and individuals, we can jointly meet more complex protection challenges, protect the natural landscape and ensure the living environment of wild species closely related to the better life of mankind in the future.

　　> > IUCN red list

　　Nearly 30,000 species are close to extinction.

　　IUCN’s Red List of Endangered Species is a list to measure the living conditions and threats of major species in the world. It was compiled in 1963, and the endangered species were divided into seven grades, from high to low, namely, extinction, wild extinction, extremely endangered, endangered, vulnerable, near endangered and non-endangered. Among them, extremely endangered, endangered and vulnerable species are collectively referred to as threatened species.

　　Today, this red list includes 82,954 species, making it the largest list of threatened species in the world. Among them, 23,928 species of animals and plants are classified as "extremely endangered", "endangered" or "vulnerable" and are in danger of extinction, accounting for about 29% of the assessed.

　　Shi Haitao, a professor at Hainan Normal University and a reptile ecologist, said that the Red List of Endangered Species published by the World Conservation Union has a high authority and has a high recognition in the world at present. According to Shi Haitao, at present, more than 100 countries in the world recognize the Red List of Endangered Species published by the organization, including China. "Compared with other similar organizations, this number is quite high."

　　Carlo Rondinini, a mammal expert at the Italian University of sapienza, said that compared with the Red List in 2008, nearly 28% of the mammals evaluated today are threatened with extinction, an increase of 3%.

　　For example, the number of zebra in the plain has dropped from 660,000 to 500,000 in the past 14 years, and its rating has also been upgraded from "no danger" to "near danger". (Reporter Wei Zhang Ning Ma Jinfeng)

1905 movie network news Directed by the realist comedy film has been released nationwide on February 10. So far, the film has accumulated 275 million box office.

On the first day of the new year, that is, the day the film was released, the film held the premiere ceremony of "I Love My Home" in Shanghai, Shenyang, Langfang, Changzhou, Shijiazhuang, Chongqing and Nanjing at the same time. When the family was reunited on the first day of the new year, the main creators,,,, and also brought the film back to their hometowns for the New Year, bringing Chinese New Year blessings to the audiences in their hometowns. At the same time, they exchanged face-to-face viewing experiences and shooting stories before and after the screen, and chatted with the people in their hometowns.

Lei Jiayin, a northeasterner who parachuted into Shanghai, bluntly said that "Shanghai is a new hometown", and also learned the Shanghai dialect to pay New Year’s greetings to the Shanghai audience. When asked about the happy linkage between Ma Li’s first love "Li Kui" in the sketch of the Spring Festival Gala and "Li Kui" in the movie "Article 20", Lei Jiayin explained that the "first love Li Kui" was determined at the stage of the movie script. He smiled and said, "Teacher Ma Li told us to pay attention when watching the Spring Festival Gala last night, saying that there was a New Year’s gift, but it turned out to be’Li Kui ‘."

In addition, Lei Jiayin also humorously refuted the rumor "wife pipe inflammation" on the spot, laughing that this is a common family ecology for Northeast couples, just like Han Ming (Lei Jiayin) and Li Maojuan (Ma Li) in the film. He bluntly said that he wants to integrate the natural joy of life into serious legal themes, and it is particularly important to adjust the scale. The comedy in the film is flowing, and the director calls it "rolling comedy". Many comedy points are improvised on the spot, so he "picks up his hair and worries every day" on the set. Han Ming, a character, "it is more important to become a living person." During his 20 years of studying law and being a prosecutor, although he has compromised in the face of reality, the ideal light of justice in his heart must still be there. Only when the characters in the early stage were realistic enough and down-to-earth enough, the impassioned speech at the end could really enter the hearts of the audience. "During the shooting of the scene, halfway through the line, the actors below began to applaud spontaneously." Lei Jiayin admitted that at that moment, he knew it was "worth it".

Back in her hometown of Shenyang, Ma Li said bluntly that "the earliest flight today landed in Shenyang, and the air is sweet." Speaking of the new film on the screen that she brought back to her hometown this time, Ma Li said that "we are the least afraid of seeing the audience in’Article 20 ‘. As long as the audience goes to the cinema to watch it, they will definitely fall in love with this movie." Speaking of her character Li Maojuan in the film, Ma Li said, "This is a character who has all the good qualities of Northeast women: humor, strength, courage and kindness."

In the film, Li Maojuan is not only eager to take care of the family members of the person involved in the work of her husband Han Ming (Lei Jiayin), but also to solve the dispute between her son Han Yuchen (Liu Yaowen) because of his courage in school bullying. "When I was filming, I also asked myself countless times, what would happen if I were Li Maojuan, and the answer is that I might do the same, and give my child justice. This is the instinct of a mother."

Ma Li also revealed on the spot that she let her child start learning taekwondo for self-defense when he was 1 year old. "My own education for children is that you must never take the initiative to hit people, but you can’t be bullied when others hit you." Regarding Li Maojuan’s character, Ma Li said, "She is not just a funny character with a lively atmosphere, but also a great woman." And when it comes to her acting career, Ma Li is even more so. "I once said that I am a treasure actor, and many people may only see my comedic side, but in fact we can interpret comedy dramas. As an actor, I am very willing to create different types of characters and challenge more layered and complex characters. Li Maojuan in" Article 20 "is also one of them."

Langfang is the filming location of the movie "Article 20", and it is also Zhao Liying’s hometown. This roadshow, Zhao Liying returned with this work shot in her hometown and handed over this precious "answer sheet" to her parents and villagers. She bluntly felt warm and wonderful. Every scene during filming will evoke childhood memories. I believe that people in my hometown will feel wonderful when they see these familiar scenes in life appear on the movie screen.

"In addition to sign language learning, it is more important to grasp the inner emotions of the characters. How to express Hao Xiuping’s inner pain, helplessness and tenacity without using her lines is the most relevant to the character’s soul." Zhao Liying said that Hao Xiuping’s fate in the film is sympathetic, but "because she met a group of people like Han Ming, Li Maojuan, and Lu Lingling, she felt that there is still warmth and love in the world, and she was also lucky."

Gao Ye, who was "born in Changzhou and raised in Changzhou", returned to his hometown in Changzhou to meet his fellow villagers and hand in his film works for the old family to review, and felt very nervous. After 14 years of working with Zhang Yimou again after the film, Gao Ye’s character Lu Lingling and her Changzhou girl also have a similar side in their bones. "For the sake of justice, a little shaft, a little tiger, and a little stunned. In Changzhou dialect, it is stubborn." And Gao Ye also admitted that this idealism in the character is what attracts him.

"As I acted, I suddenly felt a sense of mission, a sense of responsibility, and the phrase’what we do is not a case, but someone else’s life, ‘could not help but blurt out," Mr. Gao recalled, referring to a real female prosecutor whom he met when he was experiencing life. "As female prosecutors, they have not only the authority of legal workers, but also a unique feeling because of the natural compassion in their hearts." This unique sensibility is also reflected in the female mutual assistance of the three characters in the film, Li Maojuan (played by Ma Li), Hao Xiuping (played by Zhao Liying), and Lu Lingling (played by Gao Ye). Talking about this, Gao Ye sighed, "It is precisely because of the kindness of people who silently stick to and support each other that they converge into a little bit of starlight to illuminate the entire night sky."

Chongqing "Yaozi" Liu Yaowen’s return to his hometown for a roadshow as an "actor" is undoubtedly the most significant coming-of-age ceremony for the 18-year-old boy. In addition to his real home in Chongqing, Liu Yaowen also formed a warm and happy little home with his father Han Ming (Lei Jiayin) and mother Li Maojuan (Ma Li) in the movie "Article 20", and gained the audience’s nickname "JQK Family". Speaking of the family of three in the film, Liu Yaowen said with a smile that "my father is’raking ears’, and my mother is a person who loves me very much and loves this family very much. At home is the brave and kind Queen."

When asked about the mood of running for the first time, Liu Yaowen bluntly said that there was a lot of pressure, but he also said that "I learned a lot from Lei’s parents when I recorded the interview before." In addition to asking for the experience of the roadshow, Liu Yaowen, who formed the "JQK family" with two Northeast actors, also successfully became a half Northeast person in the group. Not only did he praise Lei Jiayin from the air, but he also reproduced Lei Jiayin’s lines in Northeast dialect "Our Prince" on the spot. The roadshow scene was full of laughter.

At the scene after the film in Nanjing, Wang Xiao returned to his hometown with the movie "Article 20" to pay New Year’s greetings. This time, his character "Tian Jian" in the film is a well-behaved prosecutor who does everything according to the rules. It is because Gao Ye’s "Lv Lingling" played by him has touched him, which makes this character recall how he originally viewed the profession of prosecutor "pleading for the lives of the common people" when he was young. Talking about this re-cooperation with old friends such as Lei Jiayin and Gao Ye, Wang Xiao said that the tacit understanding between actors is sometimes very interesting. "It is like playing games when you are a child. Compared with games, it is more like a competition. Everyone competes to see who can play more level."

Wang Xiao also responded to the audience’s questions about the ringtone of Han Ming’s mobile phone, revealing the secret on the spot that the "rooster" woke up the sleeping people, and those who woke up kept moving forward on the way to wake up the sleeping law, waking up more people. In the film, Lu Lingling (played by Gao Ye) and Han Ming (played by Lei Jiayin) not only awaken the sleeping career of Tian Jian (played by Wang Xiao), an old professional, but also awaken the kindness of many characters in the film.

The movie "Article 20" was released on the first day, with a score of 8.0 on Douban, 9.4 on Weibo, 99% on Big V, 9.6 on Maoyan, and 9.5 on Taotao, winning praise from thousands of viewers. When it comes to the film’s realistic theme, he praises "the largest film in recent years, the highest legal literacy, and the closest to the common people", praising "the integration of comedy style into the theme of law popularization, which is very suitable for a family to watch during the Spring Festival, and it is easy to understand in simple terms"; when it comes to the film’s narrative, he praises "three cases and three clues are intertwined, and none of them is a waste. I haven’t seen such a silky movie for a long time"; referring to the characters in the film, netizens bluntly said "To be honest, the way that Mary and Lei Jiayin get along with each other doesn’t look like acting. This noisy bickering is just like my parents’ daily life." Regarding the characters’ relentless search for justice in the film, the audience lamented that "this world may not belong to idealists, but it must not be without idealists," and said that "a work brings a sense of justice to life, gives people a little strength, and we all hope that this world will be better."

　　Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, February 10. Question: 66-day asking price 40,000 multiple, how to generate a "sky-high bill" for online car-hailing?

　　Gao Yiwei, Lu Huadong, Xinhua News Agency "China Network" reporter

　　Mr. Zhao, who lives in Chongqing, called an online car-hailing more than two months ago, but received an online car-hailing bill on February 8 this year: the journey was 3.1 kilometers, but it took more than 66 days, and the fare 40,000. How did this "sky-high bill" come about? The reporter launched an investigation.

　　"Zombie order" becomes "weird bill"

　　At around 22:00 on November 13, 2016, Mr. Zhao used the "Yidao" taxi app at Chongqing North Railway Station to call the driver, Master Tan, for an online taxi. After a long time, Mr. Zhao did not wait for the bus to arrive, so he called the driver; Master Tan said that he had received a person and went to the destination. "The driver picked up the wrong person, but asked me to cancel the order." Mr. Zhao did not agree, believing that the problem with the order was not his fault, and Master Tan did not pick up Mr. Zhao again that night.

　　Afterwards, Mr. Zhao complained about the situation to the customer service of Yidao. While waiting for Yidao’s reply, Mr. Zhao would sometimes use the "Yidao" software to book a car online. Half a month later, Mr. Zhao received the result of Yidao’s handling of Master Tan: a fine of 500 yuan and a period of study.

　　However, throughout the process, the order has not been cancelled. It was not until December 3, 2016 that Mr. Zhao received a message reminding him that the order on November 13, 2016 had been started by the driver, Master Tan.

　　"I didn’t care at the time, after all, there was a problem with this order, and the driver, Master Tan, was also punished," Mr. Zhao said. However, on the morning of February 8 this year, Mr. Zhao received the news that the trip was over. He opened "Easy to" and was taken aback. The driver, Master Tan, completed this "trip" for a total of 3.1 kilometers, which took 1,598 hours and 13 minutes (from 19:03 on December 3, 2016 to 9:16 on February 8, 2017). The total cost was 40,838.66 yuan.

　　This "bizarre bill" generated by the initial pricing of the "zombie order" unexpectedly lasted for 66 days. In addition to the previous pre-deposit of 230.05 yuan, Mr. Zhao still had to pay 40608.61 yuan.

　　Naturally, Mr. Zhao would not approve of the fare. "From the first complaint to now, why did this happen? Why didn’t Yidao find out in time when there was an abnormal fee?" But he was also a little worried that if he didn’t pay the fee, it would affect his personal credit.

　　Pan Yue, a staff member of Yidao, said that at that time, the passenger insisted on not canceling the order, and also told the customer service not to cancel, insisting that the driver cancel; and the driver did not cancel, and then unilaterally started the trip, resulting in additional costs for the passenger. At present, Yidao has properly handled the bill, and the passenger has no loss and is recognized; the driver in question has maliciously swiped the order, and the platform has cancelled the cooperation with the driver.

　　The reporter dialed the driver’s phone number, Master Tan. After connecting, the reporter identified himself, and the other party directly hung up the phone.

　　Who is to blame for "sky-high fares"?

　　- Why can an online ride-hailing driver pick up other passengers without canceling the order? In this regard, an industry insider in the online ride-hailing platform industry revealed that under normal circumstances, if a passenger does not cancel the order, the driver cannot take another order. He speculated that the driver may have a "one-car multi-platform" situation.

　　- Why did the bill last for 66 days? The industry insider said that many online car-hailing software does not have a "circuit breaker" mechanism or program that "terminates when it reaches a full amount of yuan and terminates when it runs for as many days." "This requires the back-end managers of the online car-hailing platform to monitor the platform bills in real time, screen out abnormal bills, review them one by one, and actively contact drivers and passengers to understand the specific situation."

　　- Do passengers have to pay for online ride-hailing? Zhong Yuan, a doctor of economic law at Wuhan University Law School, believes that the premise for passengers to pay the fare is that the passenger transportation contract is established and the other party has fulfilled the obligation to deliver the passengers to the destination safely. However, because the driver cannot come, the passenger refuses to cancel the order. There is a dispute between the two parties, and the order is not actually generated. Therefore, the passenger transportation relationship between the two parties has not been established, and the passenger does not need to pay the fare.

　　- Is the online ride-hailing platform responsible? Liu Junhai, director of the Institute of Commercial Law at Renmin University of China, believes that the driver is selected by the online ride-hailing platform and has the responsibility of management constraints, and the online ride-hailing platform also collects a certain share of the commission. Since it benefits from it, it has corresponding responsibilities and obligations. "The online ride-hailing driver performs part of the behavior on the agency platform, and the platform should also bear the consequences, rather than skimming the responsibility."

　　On October 25, 2016, the China Consumers Association released the "2016 Online Car-hailing Service Experience Report". The online car-hailing service has problems in security, communication, orders, invoices, etc. Among them, the proportion of orders that cannot be cancelled accounted for 68.2% of the overall experience. However, in terms of the platform’s explanation of orders that cannot be cancelled, the experiencer scored 56.0 points for its reasonableness, which was relatively low.

　　Online car-hailing management should be better

　　For the various problems of the current online car-hailing platform, many industry insiders believe that the online car-hailing platform should pay attention to user experience, improve service capabilities, make up for loopholes, strengthen professional staffing, formulate more perfect online car-hailing driver management methods, innovate early warning mechanisms, strengthen the formation of intervention mechanisms, and improve complaint handling capabilities.

　　Gu Dasong, executive deputy director of the Transportation Rule of Law and Development Research Center at Southeast University, suggested that when granting licenses to online ride-hailing platforms, localities can sign more detailed agreements, including some requirements that are not stipulated in the law but are based on public interests, to strengthen the management of online ride-hailing drivers. This is not an extrajudicial obligation, but to better manage and regulate the healthy development of the online ride-hailing industry.

　　Cao Zhefu, a lawyer at Tianjin Zhongmei Law Firm, suggested that online ride-hailing platforms establish a more complete handling mechanism for "cancelled orders" and "abnormal orders".

　　So, how can passengers solve the problem of online car-hailing at present? Gu Dasong suggested that if passengers encounter unfair charges in the process of taking online car-hailing, passengers can first complain to the online car-hailing platform and wait for the platform to deal with it; if passengers are not satisfied with the handling result, they can also complain to the higher supervision department. The online car-hailing supervision department can promptly disclose the complaint information and handling results of each platform to the whole society through the media and websites. "The pressure to disclose the complaint information to the platform is also greater."

　　Cao Zhefu suggested that when passengers refuse to book a car online, they should keep the evidence of their refusal, so as to explain the situation in the event of a dispute later. Pan Xiang, a partner of Beijing Anjie (Shenzhen) Law Firm, believes that passengers should raise their awareness of rights protection. In such situations, they can complain to the relevant regulatory authorities; if there is property damage, they can also sue in court. (Participate in writing: leaves)

　　CCTV News:At 8 o’clock every day, CCTV will sort out the big and small things that happened around us within 24 hours.

　　[Focus]

　　● The website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs pointed out that Hong Kong separatists must take effective measures to punish them according to law under the banner of inviting US troops to land in Hong Kong.

　　● The Ministry of Education issued a document demanding strict application qualifications for international students and improving policies and regulations for studying in China.

　　● The Civil Aviation Administration will resume some international flights in an orderly manner to meet the requirements of Chinese students and overseas Chinese returning to China.

　　● In May, the national consumer price rose by 2.4% year-on-year, and the price is expected to continue to be stable in the second half of the year.

　　● The National Network Information Office ordered Sina Weibo to rectify immediately, and suspended updating the hot search list of Weibo for one week and the hot topic list for one week, from 15: 00 on June 10th to 15: 00 on the 17th.

　　● Beijing Municipal Center for Disease Control and Prevention: You still need to wear a mask when taking the subway and elevator. You don’t need to wear it outdoors or indoors.

　　● Hubei explores the reform of the disease control system, and the main person in charge of the disease control institution will also serve as a member of the health department.

　　According to Hong Kong media, Chen Jiaju, the leader of the "Hong Kong independence" organization, jumped bail in early June and may be hiding in the Netherlands.

　　[Overseas epidemic situation]

　　● By 20: 04 on June 10th, Beijing time, there were more than 7.14 million confirmed cases and 408,025 cumulative deaths in COVID-19.

　　● United Nations Development Programme: False epidemic information is harmful, and the international community must join hands to deal with it.

　　● Add another 43.5 billion! In order to relieve the epidemic, France has invested a total of 460 billion euros in enterprises and individuals.

　　● The US media reported that Covid-19, a number of American National Guard soldiers in charge of maintaining order, tested positive.

　　● Recently, there have been frequent collective infections in the South Korean capital circle, and 520 schools have suspended teaching at school.

　　[Expo]

　　● The Federal Reserve announced that it will keep the interest rate unchanged at zero, which is expected to last until 2022.

　　● The classic American film Gone with the Wind was taken off the shelves because it preached racism and was suspected of racial discrimination.

　　● Dehmel, Deputy Spokesman of the German Federal Government: We have learned from the US that the US troops stationed in Germany have withdrawal plans.

　　● Brazil’s inflation contraction rate reached 0.38% in May, the worst situation in 22 years.

　　● Palestine plans to establish a "demilitarized Palestinian state" and live in peace with Israel.

　　● Federer’s right knee will be operated again. The 2020 season is over and he is looking forward to returning to the arena at the beginning of the 2021 season.

　　[hundred States]

　　● Xicheng, Beijing: The enrollment allocation inquiry system has been restored, and no human factors have been found in the failure.

　　● Wangfujing’s share price soared in May and was questioned for insider trading. The Shanghai Stock Exchange issued a supervision letter.

　　● Jiaozuo Intermediate People’s Court responded to the Xiuwu County judge’s "threat" to the defendant’s family: the judge involved has been suspended.

　　● An accident in Shaanxi Liaoyuan Coal Industry Co., Ltd. caused 7 people to lose contact, and the mining license expired on June 9.

　　● A senior girl in Chengdu University of Technology scratched two students with a knife. Police: There is a contradiction between the suspect and the injured.

　　● Sihong, Jiangsu Province notified some primary school students of abdominal pain and dizziness: As of the afternoon of June 10th, all the students in the outpatient department had returned to school and returned home after follow-up.

　　● The two communities in Shenzhen are only separated by a road. Due to the different school districts, the unit price difference of housing is 80,000.

　　● Gansu female college students were defrauded by electricity for 370,000 yuan just after they got rid of poverty. The police: they are trying their best to trace it.

　　● Professor Zhejiang University of Finance was prevented from helping stray cats and dogs at school and wanted to resign. The school proposed to pay 550,000 liquidated damages.

　　Visual sense

　　● At 02: 31 on June 11th, 2020, China used the Long March II C carrier rocket at Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center to successfully put Haiyang-1 D satellite into the scheduled orbit, and the launch was a complete success.

　　● On the 10th, Jinan’s century-old building "Nun Lou" moved to a new foothold by "walking" 76 meters by car.

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　　"Covid-19 should not be underestimated. It is easier to multiply and spread in the human body. This virus will not suddenly go away. There are many possibilities in the future."

　　— — Wang Chen spoke at the seminar "Construction of Long-term Mechanism for Epidemic Prevention and Control in Colleges and Universities under Normalization"

　　"Some people say ‘ Make America great again ’ But when was America great? "

　　— — Brook Williams, niece of African-American man Freud, said.

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　　Wang Dingguo, the wife of Comrade Xie Juezai and the old Red Army, died of illness at 11: 06 on the 9th at the age of 107.

　　During the epidemic, a girl named Liu Gege and her friends drove for more than ten hours and walked into the villages of Biyang, Zhumadian, Henan Province, Luliang, Shanxi Province and xian county, Hebei Province, and delivered small bags of gifts to the children. On the way back from delivering supplies to the children, I was in a car accident and was in a coma for more than 20 days.

　　See you at 8 o’clock tomorrow!

　　Editor: Qian Jingtong Kang Yanlong