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Protection of Minors in People’s Republic of China (PRC)

  (The 21st meeting of the 7th the NPC Standing Committee was adopted on September 4th, 1991, and the 25th meeting of the 10th the NPC Standing Committee was revised for the first time on December 29th, 2006. The 22nd meeting of the 13th the NPC Standing Committee was revised for the second time on October 17th, 2020 according to the Decision of the 29th meeting of the 11th the NPC Standing Committee on October 26th, 2012.)

Catalogue

  Chapter I General Principles

  Chapter II Family Protection

  Chapter III School Protection

  Chapter IV Social Protection

  Chapter V Network Protection

  Chapter VI Government Protection

  Chapter VII Judicial Protection

  Chapter VIII Legal Liability

  Chapter IX Supplementary Provisions

Chapter I General Principles

  Article 1 This Law is formulated in accordance with the Constitution in order to protect the physical and mental health of minors, safeguard their legitimate rights and interests, promote their all-round development in morality, intelligence, physique, beauty and labor, train socialist builders and successors with ideals, morality, education and discipline, and train new people of the times who are responsible for national rejuvenation.

  Article 2 Minors mentioned in this Law refer to citizens under the age of 18.

  Article 3 The state guarantees minors’ rights such as survival, development, protection and participation.

  Minors enjoy all rights equally according to law, and are not discriminated against because of their nationality, race, sex, household registration, occupation, religious belief, education level, family status and physical and mental health status.

  Article 4 The protection of minors shall adhere to the principle of being in the best interests of minors. Handling matters involving minors shall meet the following requirements:

  (a) to give special and priority protection to minors;

  (2) Respecting the personal dignity of minors;

  (three) to protect the privacy and personal information of minors;

  (four) to adapt to the laws and characteristics of the healthy development of minors;

  (five) to listen to the opinions of minors;

  (6) Combination of protection and education.

  Article 5 The state, society, schools and families shall educate minors in ideals, morality, science, culture, the rule of law, national security, health and labor, strengthen education in patriotism, collectivism and Socialism with Chinese characteristics, cultivate public morality of loving the motherland, people, labor, science and socialism, resist the erosion of capitalism, feudalism and other decadent ideas, and guide minors to establish and develop.

  Article 6 Protecting minors is the common responsibility of state organs, armed forces, political parties, people’s organizations, enterprises and institutions, social organizations, urban and rural grassroots mass autonomous organizations, guardians of minors and other adults.

  The state, society, schools and families should educate and help minors to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests and enhance their awareness and ability of self-protection.

  Article 7 Parents or other guardians of minors shall assume guardianship duties for minors according to law.

  The state takes measures to guide, support, help and supervise the parents or other guardians of minors to perform their guardianship duties.

  Eighth people’s governments at or above the county level shall incorporate the protection of minors into the national economic and social development plan, and the relevant funds shall be included in the government budget at the corresponding level.

  Ninth people’s governments at or above the county level shall establish a coordination mechanism for the protection of minors, and make overall plans, coordinate, supervise and guide the relevant departments to do a good job in the protection of minors within their respective responsibilities. The specific work of the coordination mechanism shall be undertaken by the civil affairs department of the people’s government at or above the county level, and the provincial people’s government may also determine that it shall be undertaken by other relevant departments according to local actual conditions.

  Article 10 The Communist Youth League, women’s federations, trade unions, disabled persons’ federations, committees for caring for the next generation, youth federations, student federations, young pioneers, other people’s organizations and relevant social organizations shall assist people’s governments at all levels and their relevant departments, people’s procuratorates and people’s courts in the protection of minors and safeguard their legitimate rights and interests.

  Article 11 Any organization or individual has the right to dissuade, stop or report or accuse to the public security, civil affairs, education and other relevant departments when it finds that the situation is not conducive to the physical and mental health of minors or infringes on their legitimate rights and interests.

  State organs, residents’ committees, villagers’ committees, units in close contact with minors and their staff members shall report to the relevant departments of public security, civil affairs, education and so on immediately if they find that the physical and mental health of minors has been infringed, suspected of being infringed or faced with other dangerous situations in their work.

  The relevant departments shall promptly accept and dispose of reports, complaints or reports involving minors in accordance with the law, and inform the relevant units and personnel of the results in an appropriate manner.

  Article 12 The State encourages and supports scientific research on the protection of minors, establishes relevant disciplines and specialties, and strengthens personnel training.

  Article 13 The State shall establish and improve the statistical investigation system for minors, carry out statistics, investigation and analysis on their health and education, and publish relevant information on the protection of minors.

  Article 14 The State shall commend and reward organizations and individuals that have made remarkable achievements in the protection of minors.

Chapter II Family Protection

  Fifteenth parents or other guardians of minors should learn family education knowledge, accept family education guidance, and create a good, harmonious and civilized family environment.

  Other adult family members living together shall assist the parents or other guardians of minors in raising, educating and protecting minors.

  Sixteenth parents or other guardians of minors shall perform the following guardianship duties:

  (a) to provide life, health and safety protection for minors;

  (two) pay attention to the physiological, psychological and emotional needs of minors;

  (three) to educate and guide minors to abide by the law, be diligent and frugal, and develop good ideological and moral character and behavior habits;

  (four) to carry out safety education for minors and improve their awareness and ability of self-protection;

  (five) respect for minors’ right to education, and ensure that school-age minors receive and complete compulsory education according to law;

  (six) to protect minors’ time for rest, entertainment and physical exercise, and to guide minors to carry out activities beneficial to their physical and mental health;

  (seven) to properly manage and protect the property of minors;

  (eight) to represent minors to carry out civil legal acts according to law;

  (nine) to prevent and stop the bad behavior and illegal and criminal behavior of minors, and to carry out reasonable discipline;

  (10) Other guardianship duties that should be performed.

  Seventeenth parents or other guardians of minors shall not commit the following acts:

  (a) abuse, abandonment, illegal adoption of minors or domestic violence against minors;

  (two) laissez-faire, abetting or using minors to commit illegal and criminal acts;

  (3) laissez-faire, instigating minors to participate in cults and superstitious activities or to accept violations such as terrorism, separatism and extremism;

  (four) laissez-faire, instigating minors to smoke (including electronic cigarettes, the same below), drink, gamble, vagrants and beggars or bully others;

  (five) letting or forcing minors who should receive compulsory education to drop out of school or drop out of school;

  (six) let minors indulge in the Internet and contact books, newspapers, movies, radio and television programs, audio-visual products, electronic publications and network information that are harmful or may affect their physical and mental health;

  (seven) allowing minors to enter commercial entertainment places, bars, Internet service places and other places that are not suitable for minors’ activities;

  (eight) to allow or force minors to engage in labor outside the provisions of the state;

  (nine) allow or force minors to get married or enter into an engagement for minors;

  (ten) illegal punishment, misappropriation of minors’ property or use of minors to seek illegitimate interests;

  (eleven) other violations of minors’ physical and mental health, property rights and interests, or failure to perform the obligations of protecting minors according to law.

  Eighteenth parents or other guardians of minors should provide a safe family living environment for minors, and promptly eliminate potential safety hazards that cause electric shock, burns, falls and other injuries; Take measures such as providing child safety seats and educating minors to abide by traffic rules to prevent minors from being injured by traffic accidents; Improve the awareness of outdoor safety protection and avoid accidents such as drowning and animal injury for minors.

  Nineteenth parents or other guardians of minors shall, according to the age and intellectual development of minors, listen to the opinions of minors and fully consider their true wishes before making decisions related to their rights and interests.

  Twentieth parents or other guardians of minors who find that the physical and mental health of minors has been infringed, suspected of being infringed or other legitimate rights and interests have been infringed shall timely understand the situation and take protective measures; If the situation is serious, it shall immediately report to the public security, civil affairs, education and other departments.

  Article 21 Parents or other guardians of minors shall not leave minors under the age of eight or who need special care due to physical or psychological reasons unattended, or entrust them to temporary care of persons without or with limited capacity for civil conduct, suffering from serious infectious diseases or other unsuitable conditions.

  Parents or other guardians of minors shall not make minors under the age of 16 live alone without guardianship.

  Article 22 If the parents or other guardians of minors cannot fully perform their guardianship duties within a certain period of time due to reasons such as going out to work, they shall entrust a person with full capacity for civil conduct who has the care ability to take care of them; Without justifiable reasons, no one may entrust others to take care of it.

  Parents or other guardians of minors should comprehensively consider their moral quality, family status, physical and mental health status, emotional connection with minors’ lives, etc., and listen to the opinions of minors who have the ability to express their wishes.

  In any of the following circumstances, it shall not be the principal:

  (a) have committed sexual assault, abuse, abandonment, trafficking, violence and other illegal and criminal acts;

  (2) Having bad habits such as drug abuse, alcoholism and gambling;

  (3) Having refused to perform or been slow to perform the duties of guardianship and care for a long time;

  (four) other circumstances that are not suitable for being the principal.

  Twenty-third parents or other guardians of minors shall promptly notify the minors’ schools, kindergartens and the residents’ committees and villagers’ committees of their actual places of residence in writing, and strengthen communication with the schools and kindergartens where minors are located; Contact and communicate with minors and clients at least once a week, understand the life, study and psychology of minors, and give them family care.

  Parents or other guardians of minors shall take timely intervention measures after receiving the notice from the clients, residents’ committees, villagers’ committees, schools and kindergartens about the psychological and behavioral abnormalities of minors.

  Article 24 When a minor’s parents divorce, they should properly handle matters such as the upbringing, education, visits and property of minor children, and listen to the opinions of minors who have the ability to express their wishes. Do not compete for custody by robbing or hiding minor children.

  After a minor’s parents divorce, the party who does not directly raise the minor’s children shall visit the minor’s children in accordance with the time and manner determined by the agreement, the judgment of the people’s court or mediation, without affecting the minor’s study and life, and the party who directly raises them shall cooperate, except that the people’s court has suspended the visiting right according to law.

Chapter III School Protection

  Twenty-fifth schools should fully implement the national education policy, adhere to moral education, implement quality education, improve the quality of education, pay attention to cultivating the cognitive ability, cooperation ability, innovation ability and practical ability of underage students, and promote the all-round development of underage students.

  Schools should establish a system for the protection of underage students, improve students’ behavior norms, and cultivate good behavior habits of underage students who abide by the law.

  Twenty-sixth kindergartens should do a good job in conservation and education, follow the laws of children’s physical and mental development, implement enlightenment education, and promote the harmonious development of children in physical, intellectual and moral aspects.

  Twenty-seventh schools and kindergartens should respect the personal dignity of minors, and may not impose corporal punishment on minors, corporal punishment in disguised form or other acts that insult personal dignity.

  Twenty-eighth schools should protect the rights of underage students to receive education, and may not expel underage students in violation of state regulations or in disguised form.

  Schools should register underage students who have not completed compulsory education and persuade them to return to school; If the persuasion is ineffective, it shall promptly report to the administrative department of education in writing.

  Twenty-ninth schools should care for and cherish underage students, and may not discriminate against students because of their family, body, psychology and learning ability. Care should be provided for students with family difficulties and physical and mental disabilities; Students with abnormal behavior and learning difficulties should be patiently helped.

  Schools should cooperate with relevant government departments to establish information files of left-behind underage students and disadvantaged underage students, and carry out care and assistance work.

  Thirtieth schools shall, according to the characteristics of physical and mental development of minor students, conduct social life guidance, psychological health counseling, adolescent education and life education.

  Article 31 Schools should organize underage students to participate in daily life labor, productive labor and service labor appropriate to their age, and help underage students master necessary labor knowledge and skills and develop good working habits.

  Thirty-second schools and kindergartens should carry out publicity and education activities such as thrift, opposing waste, cherishing food, civilized diet, etc., to help minors establish a sense of shame in waste and pride in saving, and develop civilized, healthy and green living habits.

  Thirty-third schools should cooperate with the parents or other guardians of minor students, reasonably arrange the study time of minor students, and ensure their time for rest, entertainment and physical exercise.

  Schools shall not occupy national statutory holidays, rest days and summer and winter holidays, and organize underage students in compulsory education to make up lessons collectively, which will increase their learning burden.

  Kindergartens and off-campus training institutions shall not conduct primary school curriculum education for preschool minors.

  Thirty-fourth schools and kindergartens should provide necessary health care conditions and assist the health department to do a good job in the health care of minors in schools and kindergartens.

  Thirty-fifth schools and kindergartens should establish a safety management system, provide safety education for minors, improve security facilities and equip security personnel to ensure the personal and property safety of minors during their stay at school and in the park.

  Schools and kindergartens shall not carry out educational and teaching activities in school buildings and other facilities and places that endanger the personal safety and physical and mental health of minors.

  Schools and kindergartens should protect minors’ physical and mental health and prevent personal injury accidents when they arrange minors to participate in collective activities such as cultural entertainment and social practice.

  Article 36 Schools and kindergartens that use school buses should establish and improve the school bus safety management system, be equipped with safety management personnel, conduct regular safety inspections on school buses, conduct safety education for school bus drivers, explain the knowledge of school bus safety riding to minors, and cultivate their skills in emergency handling of school bus safety accidents.

  Thirty-seventh schools and kindergartens shall, according to the needs, formulate plans to deal with natural disasters, accidents, public health incidents and other emergencies and accidental injuries, equip them with corresponding facilities and conduct necessary drills on a regular basis.

  Minors in the school, the park or the school, the park organized off-campus activities, personal injury accidents, schools, kindergartens should immediately rescue, properly handle, timely notify the parents or other guardians of minors, and report to the relevant departments.

  Thirty-eighth schools and kindergartens shall not arrange minors to participate in commercial activities, and shall not sell or ask minors and their parents or other guardians to buy designated goods and services.

  Schools and kindergartens shall not cooperate with off-campus training institutions to provide paid course counseling for minors.

  Thirty-ninth schools should establish a system of prevention and control of student bullying, and carry out education and training on prevention and control of student bullying for faculty and students.

  The school shall immediately stop the bullying of students and notify the parents or other guardians of the bullying and bullied underage students to participate in the identification and handling of bullying; Give timely psychological counseling, education and guidance to relevant minor students; Give necessary family education guidance to the parents or other guardians of relevant minor students.

  For underage students who commit bullying, schools should strengthen discipline according to the nature and degree of bullying. For serious bullying, the school shall not conceal it, but shall promptly report it to the public security organ and the administrative department of education, and cooperate with relevant departments to deal with it according to law.

  Fortieth schools and kindergartens shall establish a work system for preventing sexual assault and harassment of minors. Schools and kindergartens shall not conceal illegal and criminal acts such as sexual assault and sexual harassment of minors, but shall promptly report to the public security organs and the administrative department of education, and cooperate with relevant departments to deal with them according to law.

  Schools and kindergartens should carry out sex education suitable for minors, and improve their awareness and ability of self-protection against sexual assault and sexual harassment. Schools and kindergartens should take relevant protective measures in time for minors who have been sexually assaulted or harassed.

  Forty-first infant care service institutions, early education service institutions, off-campus training institutions, off-campus trust institutions, etc. shall refer to the relevant provisions of this chapter and do a good job in the protection of minors according to the growth characteristics and laws of minors at different ages.

Chapter IV Social Protection

  Article 42 The whole society should establish a good habit of caring for and caring for minors.

  The state encourages, supports and guides people’s organizations, enterprises and institutions, social organizations and other organizations and individuals to carry out social activities and services conducive to the healthy growth of minors.

  Article 43 Residents’ committees and villagers’ committees shall set up special personnel to take charge of the protection of minors, assist relevant government departments to publicize the laws and regulations on the protection of minors, guide, help and supervise the parents or other guardians of minors to perform their guardianship duties according to law, establish information files of left-behind minors and minors in distress and give them care and help.

  Residents’ committees and villagers’ committees shall assist the relevant government departments to supervise the entrusted care of minors. If they find that the entrusted person lacks the care ability and is slow to perform the care duties, they shall report to the relevant government departments in time and inform the parents or other guardians of the minors to help and urge the entrusted person to perform the care duties.

  Forty-fourth patriotic education bases, libraries, youth palaces, children’s activity centers and Children’s Home should be open to minors free of charge; Museums, memorial halls, science and technology museums, exhibition halls, art galleries, cultural centers, community public internet service places, theaters, stadiums, zoos, botanical gardens, parks and other places shall be open to minors free of charge or at preferential rates in accordance with relevant regulations.

  The state encourages patriotic education bases, museums, science and technology museums, art galleries and other public venues to set up special sessions for minors to provide targeted services for minors.

  The state encourages state organs, enterprises, institutions and military units to develop their own educational resources and set up open days for minors to provide support for minors’ thematic education, social practice and professional experience.

  The state encourages scientific research institutions and scientific and technological social organizations to carry out scientific popularization activities for minors.

  Forty-fifth urban public transport, highways, railways, waterways, air passenger transport, etc. shall implement free or preferential fares for minors in accordance with relevant regulations.

  Article 46 The State encourages large public places, public transport vehicles, tourist attractions and other places to set up maternal and child rooms, baby care tables, toilets, hand washing tables and other sanitary facilities convenient for children to provide convenience for minors.

  Article 47 No organization or individual may, in violation of relevant regulations, restrict the care or preferential treatment that minors should enjoy.

  Article 48 The State encourages the creation, publication, production and dissemination of books, newspapers, films, radio and television programs, works of stage art, audio-visual products, electronic publications and online information that are conducive to the healthy growth of minors.

  Forty-ninth news media should strengthen publicity on the protection of minors, and conduct supervision by public opinion on violations of the legitimate rights and interests of minors. News media coverage of incidents involving minors should be objective, prudent and moderate, and should not infringe on minors’ reputation, privacy and other legitimate rights and interests.

  Article 50 It is forbidden to produce, copy, publish, publish and disseminate books, newspapers, magazines, movies, radio and television programs, stage works of art, audio-visual products, electronic publications and online information that contain contents that endanger the physical and mental health of minors, such as obscenity, pornography, violence, cults, superstitions, gambling, induced suicide, terrorism, separatism and extremism.

  Article 51 If any book, newspaper, film, radio and television program, stage art work, audio-visual product, electronic publication or network information published, released or disseminated by any organization or individual contains contents that may affect the physical and mental health of minors, it shall be prompted in a conspicuous way.

  Article 52 It is forbidden to make, copy, publish, disseminate or possess pornographic articles and online information about minors.

  Article 53 No organization or individual may publish, broadcast, post or distribute advertisements containing contents that endanger the physical and mental health of minors; Do not broadcast, post or distribute commercial advertisements in schools and kindergartens; Do not use school uniforms, teaching materials, etc. to publish or publish commercial advertisements in disguise.

  Article 54 Abduction, kidnapping, ill-treatment and illegal adoption of minors are prohibited, and sexual assault and harassment of minors are prohibited.

  It is forbidden to coerce, entice or instigate minors to join underworld organizations or engage in illegal and criminal activities.

  It is forbidden to coerce, trick or use minors to beg.

  Article 55 The production and sale of food, medicines, toys, utensils, game amusement equipment and amusement facilities for minors shall conform to national or industrial standards and shall not endanger the personal safety and physical and mental health of minors. The producers of the above-mentioned products shall indicate the precautions in a prominent position, and those without the precautions shall not be sold.

  Fifty-sixth public places where minors concentrate should meet the national or industrial safety standards, and take corresponding safety protection measures. The facilities that may have safety risks shall be maintained regularly, and safety warning signs shall be set in a prominent position, indicating the age range and precautions; When necessary, special personnel shall be arranged to take care of it.

  Large shopping malls, supermarkets, hospitals, libraries, museums, science and technology museums, playgrounds, stations, docks, airports, tourist attractions and other places and operating units shall set up safety alarm systems to search for lost minors. After receiving help, the operating unit of the place shall immediately start the safety alarm system, organize personnel to search and report to the public security organ.

  When an emergency occurs in a public place, priority should be given to rescuing minors.

  Fifty-seventh hotels, guesthouses, hotels and other accommodation operators, when receiving minors to stay, or receiving minors and adults to stay together, should ask the parents or other guardians’ contact information, the identity relationship of the check-in personnel and other relevant information; Anyone who is found to be suspected of violating the law and crime shall immediately report to the public security organ and contact the parents or other guardians of minors in time.

  Fifty-eighth schools and kindergartens are not allowed to set up business entertainment places, bars, Internet service places and other places that are not suitable for minors’ activities. Operators of commercial song and dance entertainment places, bars, Internet service places and other places that are not suitable for minors’ activities shall not allow minors to enter; Electronic game equipment set up in entertainment places shall not be provided to minors except for national statutory holidays. Operators shall set up signs prohibiting minors from entering or restricting them in a prominent position; If it is difficult to determine whether they are minors, they shall be required to show their identity documents.

  Fifty-ninth schools and kindergartens are not allowed to set up cigarette, wine and lottery sales outlets. It is forbidden to sell cigarettes, alcohol, lottery tickets or pay lottery prizes to minors. Operators of cigarettes, alcohol and lottery tickets shall set up signs in a prominent position not to sell cigarettes, alcohol or lottery tickets to minors; If it is difficult to determine whether they are minors, they shall be required to show their identity documents.

  No one is allowed to smoke or drink in schools, kindergartens or other public places where minors are concentrated.

  Article 60 It is forbidden to provide or sell controlled knives or other instruments that may cause serious injuries to minors. If it is difficult for the business operator to determine whether the purchaser is a minor, it shall require him to show his identity certificate.

  Article 61 No organization or individual may recruit minors under the age of 16, unless otherwise stipulated by the state.

  Places that are not suitable for minors’ activities, such as commercial entertainment places, bars, and Internet service places, may not recruit minors who have reached the age of 16.

  Units and individuals that employ minors who have reached the age of 16 shall implement the provisions of the state on types of work, working hours, labor intensity and protective measures, and shall not arrange them to engage in overweight, toxic and harmful labor or dangerous operations that endanger the physical and mental health of minors.

  No organization or individual may organize minors to perform activities that endanger their physical and mental health. With the consent of the parents or other guardians of minors, if minors participate in performances, program production and other activities, the organizers of the activities shall protect the legitimate rights and interests of minors in accordance with relevant state regulations.

  Article 62 When recruiting staff, a unit that is in close contact with minors shall inquire from the public security organ and the people’s procuratorate whether the applicant has criminal records such as sexual assault, abuse, trafficking and violence. If he is found to have the above-mentioned behavior record, he shall not be employed.

  Units that are in close contact with minors shall regularly inquire whether the staff members have the above-mentioned illegal and criminal records every year. If it is found through inquiry or other means that its staff members have the above acts, they shall be dismissed in time.

  Article 63 No organization or individual may conceal, destroy or illegally delete minors’ letters, diaries, emails or other online communication contents.

  Except in the following circumstances, no organization or individual may open or consult minors’ letters, diaries, emails or other online communication contents:

  (1) Parents or other guardians of minors without civil capacity open and consult on behalf of minors;

  (2) Conducting inspection according to law for national security or tracing criminal offences;

  (3) In order to protect the personal safety of minors in an emergency.

Chapter V Network Protection

  Article 64 The state, society, schools and families should strengthen the publicity and education of minors’ network literacy, cultivate and improve minors’ network literacy, enhance minors’ awareness and ability of scientific, civilized, safe and rational use of the network, and protect minors’ legitimate rights and interests in cyberspace.

  Article 65 The state encourages and supports the creation and dissemination of network content that is conducive to the healthy growth of minors, and encourages and supports the research, development, production and use of network technologies, products and services that are specially targeted at minors and suitable for their physical and mental health characteristics.

  Article 66 The network information department and other relevant departments shall strengthen the supervision and inspection of minors’ network protection, punish those who use the network to engage in activities that endanger minors’ physical and mental health according to law, and provide minors with a safe and healthy network environment.

  Article 67 The network information department shall, together with the public security, culture and tourism, press and publication, movies, radio and television departments, determine the types, scope and judgment criteria of network information that may affect the physical and mental health of minors according to the needs of protecting minors at different ages.

  Article 68 Departments such as press and publication, education, health, culture and tourism, and online information should regularly carry out publicity and education to prevent minors from indulging in the Internet, supervise network products and service providers to fulfill their obligations to prevent minors from indulging in the Internet, guide families, schools and social organizations to cooperate with each other, and take scientific and reasonable measures to prevent and intervene minors from indulging in the Internet.

  No organization or individual may interfere with minors’ addiction to the Internet in a way that infringes on their physical and mental health.

  Sixty-ninth schools, communities, libraries, cultural centers, youth palaces and other places to provide internet service facilities for minors, should install network protection software for minors or take other security protection technical measures.

  Manufacturers and sellers of intelligent terminal products shall install network protection software for minors on their products, or inform users of the installation channels and methods of network protection software for minors in a significant way.

  Article 70 Schools should make rational use of the Internet to carry out teaching activities. Without the permission of the school, underage students are not allowed to bring smart terminal products such as mobile phones into the classroom, and those brought into the school should be managed in a unified way.

  If the school finds that minor students are addicted to the Internet, it shall promptly inform their parents or other guardians to jointly educate and guide the minor students and help them to resume their normal study life.

  Seventy-first parents or other guardians of minors should improve their network literacy, regulate their own use of the network, and strengthen the guidance and supervision of minors’ use of the network.

  Parents or other guardians of minors should prevent minors from contacting network information that is harmful or may affect their physical and mental health by installing network protection software for minors on smart terminal products, selecting service modes and management functions suitable for minors, reasonably arrange the time for minors to use the network, and effectively prevent minors from indulging in the network.

  Seventy-second information processors should follow the principles of legality, justice and necessity when processing personal information of minors through the Internet. The handling of personal information of minors under the age of 14 shall obtain the consent of the parents or other guardians of minors, except as otherwise provided by laws and administrative regulations.

  If minors, parents or other guardians require the information processor to correct or delete the personal information of minors, the information processor shall take timely measures to correct or delete it, except as otherwise provided by laws and administrative regulations.

  Article 73 If a network service provider discovers that a minor publishes private information through the network, it shall promptly prompt him and take necessary protective measures.

  Seventy-fourth network products and services providers shall not provide minors with products and services that induce their addiction.

  Network service providers such as online games, live webcasts, online audio and video, and online social networking should set up corresponding functions such as time management, authority management, and consumption management for minors to use their services.

  Online education network products and services that serve minors shall not insert online game links or push advertisements and other information unrelated to teaching.

  Article 75 Online games can only be operated after being approved according to law.

  The state establishes a unified e-authentication system for online games for minors. Online game service providers should require minors to register and log in online games with real identity information.

  Online game service providers shall, in accordance with the relevant provisions and standards of the state, classify game products, make age-appropriate tips, and take technical measures to prevent minors from contacting inappropriate games or game functions.

  Online game service providers shall not provide online game services to minors from 22: 00 to 8: 00 the next day.

  Article 76 A webcast service provider shall not provide a webcast publisher account registration service for minors under the age of 16; When providing online live broadcast publisher account registration service for minors who have reached the age of 16, their identity information should be authenticated and their parents or other guardians should agree.

  Article 77 No organization or individual may insult, slander, threaten or maliciously damage the image of minors through the Internet in the form of words, pictures, audio and video.

  Minors who suffer from cyber bullying, their parents or other guardians have the right to notify network service providers to take measures such as deleting, blocking and disconnecting links. After receiving the notice, the network service provider shall take necessary measures in time to stop cyber bullying and prevent the information from spreading.

  Seventy-eighth network products and services providers should establish convenient, reasonable and effective channels for complaints and reports, publicize information such as complaints and reports, and promptly accept and handle complaints and reports involving minors.

  Article 79 Any organization or individual who finds that online products and services contain information that is harmful to the physical and mental health of minors has the right to complain and report to the providers of online products and services or the departments of online information and public security.

  Article 80 If a network service provider discovers that a user has published or disseminated information that may affect the physical and mental health of minors without making a significant prompt, it shall give a prompt or notify the user to give a prompt; Without prompting, relevant information shall not be transmitted.

  If a network service provider finds that a user publishes or disseminates information that is harmful to the physical and mental health of minors, it shall immediately stop transmitting relevant information, take measures such as deleting, shielding and disconnecting links, keep relevant records, and report to the network information and public security departments.

  If a network service provider finds that a user uses its network service to commit illegal and criminal acts against minors, it shall immediately stop providing network services to the user, keep relevant records and report to the public security organ.

Chapter VI Government Protection

  Article 81 The functional departments of the people’s governments at or above the county level that undertake the specific work of the coordination mechanism for the protection of minors shall specify the relevant internal organs or specialized personnel to be responsible for the protection of minors.

  Township people’s governments and sub-district offices shall set up workstations for the protection of minors or designate specialized personnel to handle minor-related affairs in a timely manner; Support and guide the residents’ committees and villagers’ committees to set up special posts to protect minors.

  Article 82 People’s governments at all levels shall incorporate family education guidance services into urban and rural public service systems, publicize family education knowledge, and encourage and support relevant people’s organizations, enterprises, institutions and social organizations to carry out family education guidance services.

  Article 83 People’s governments at all levels shall protect minors’ right to education, and take measures to ensure that left-behind minors, minors in distress and disabled minors receive compulsory education.

  For underage students who have not completed compulsory education, the education administrative department shall order their parents or other guardians to send them to school for compulsory education.

  Article 84 People’s governments at all levels should develop nursery and preschool education, run well infant care service institutions and kindergartens, and support social forces to set up maternal and infant rooms, infant care service institutions and kindergartens according to law.

  The local people’s governments at or above the county level and their relevant departments shall cultivate and train the teaching staff of infant care service institutions and kindergartens to improve their professional ethics and professional ability.

  Article 85 People’s governments at all levels shall develop vocational education, ensure that minors receive vocational education or vocational skills training, and encourage and support people’s organizations, enterprises, institutions and social organizations to provide vocational skills training services for minors.

  Eighty-sixth people’s governments at all levels should ensure that disabled minors who have the ability to receive general education and can adapt to campus life receive education in ordinary schools and kindergartens nearby; Guarantee disabled minors who do not have the ability to receive general education to receive preschool education, compulsory education and vocational education in special education schools and kindergartens.

  People’s governments at all levels shall guarantee the conditions for running schools and kindergartens with special education, and encourage and support social forces to set up special education schools and kindergartens.

  Article 87 Local people’s governments and their relevant departments shall ensure campus safety, supervise and guide schools, kindergartens and other units to implement campus safety responsibilities, and establish a mechanism for reporting, handling and coordinating emergencies.

  Eighty-eighth public security organs and other relevant departments should maintain public security and traffic order around the campus according to law, set up monitoring equipment and traffic safety facilities, and prevent and stop illegal and criminal acts against minors.

  Article 89 Local people’s governments shall establish and improve venues and facilities suitable for minors, support the construction and operation of public welfare venues and facilities for minors, encourage social forces to set up venues and facilities suitable for minors, and strengthen management.

  Local people’s governments shall take measures to encourage and support schools to open cultural and sports facilities to minors free of charge or at preferential rates on national statutory holidays, rest days and summer and winter holidays.

  The local people’s governments shall take measures to prevent any organization or individual from occupying or damaging the venues, houses and facilities of minors’ activity places such as schools, kindergartens and infant care services.

  Article 90 People’s governments at all levels and their relevant departments shall provide health care and nutrition guidance to minors and provide health care services.

  Health departments should regulate the vaccination of minors in accordance with the law, prevent and treat common and frequently-occurring diseases of minors, strengthen the prevention and supervision of infectious diseases, do a good job in injury prevention and intervention, and guide and supervise schools, kindergartens and infant care services to carry out health care work.

  The administrative department of education should strengthen the mental health education of minors and establish a mechanism for early detection and timely intervention of psychological problems of minors. Health departments should do a good job in psychological treatment of minors, psychological crisis intervention and early identification, diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders.

  Article 91 People’s governments at all levels and their relevant departments shall provide classified protection for minors in distress and take measures to meet their basic needs in life, education, safety, medical rehabilitation and housing.

  Ninety-second in any of the following circumstances, the civil affairs department shall carry out temporary custody of minors according to law:

  (1) Minors are vagrants and beggars or their identities are unknown, and their parents or other guardians cannot be found temporarily;

  (2) The whereabouts of the guardian is unknown and no one else can act as the guardian;

  (3) Guardians are unable to perform their guardianship duties due to their own objective reasons or due to natural disasters, accidents, public health incidents and other emergencies, resulting in the lack of guardianship of minors;

  (4) The guardian refuses or neglects to perform his guardianship duties, resulting in the minors being left unattended;

  (5) Guardians instigate and use minors to commit illegal and criminal acts, and minors need to be taken away and resettled;

  (6) Minors are seriously injured by their guardians or face threats to their personal safety and need to be resettled urgently;

  (seven) other circumstances prescribed by law.

  Article 93 For minors under temporary guardianship, the civil affairs department may entrust their relatives to raise them, foster them at home, or entrust them to a minor rescue and protection institution or a child welfare institution for taking them in and raising them.

  During the period of temporary guardianship, the civil affairs department can send the minor back to the guardian for custody if the guardian has the conditions to perform the guardianship duties again after evaluation.

  Ninety-fourth in any of the following circumstances, the civil affairs department shall conduct long-term custody of minors according to law:

  (1) Parents or other guardians of minors cannot be found;

  (2) The guardian is dead or declared dead and no one else can act as the guardian;

  (3) The guardian is incapable of guardianship and no other person can act as the guardian;

  (four) the people’s court decided to revoke the qualification of guardian and designated the civil affairs department as the guardian;

  (5) Other circumstances stipulated by law.

  Article 95 After the adoption assessment, the civil affairs department may, according to law, hand over the minors under its long-term guardianship to eligible applicants for adoption. After the adoption relationship is established, the guardianship relationship between the civil affairs department and the minor is terminated.

  Article 96 If the civil affairs department undertakes the duties of temporary guardianship or long-term guardianship, the departments of finance, education, health and public security shall cooperate according to their respective duties.

  The people’s governments at or above the county level and their civil affairs departments shall, according to the needs, set up minors’ rescue and protection institutions and children’s welfare institutions to take in and raise minors under the care of the civil affairs departments.

  Article 97 The people’s governments at or above the county level shall open a national unified hotline for the protection of minors, and promptly accept and refer complaints and reports that infringe upon the legitimate rights and interests of minors; Encourage and support people’s organizations, enterprises, institutions and social organizations to participate in the construction of service platforms, service hotlines and service sites for the protection of minors, and provide advice and help on the protection of minors.

  Article 98 The State establishes an information inquiry system for criminals who violate the law and commit crimes such as sexual assault, abuse, trafficking and violent injury, and provides free inquiry services to units in close contact with minors.

  Article 99 The local people’s governments shall cultivate, guide and regulate relevant social organizations and social workers to participate in the protection of minors, provide family education guidance services, and provide professional services for minors’ psychological counseling, rehabilitation assistance, guardianship and adoption evaluation.

Chapter VII Judicial Protection

  Article 100 Public security organs, people’s procuratorates, people’s courts and judicial administrative departments shall perform their duties according to law and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of minors.

  Article 101 The public security organs, people’s procuratorates, people’s courts and judicial administrative departments shall designate specialized agencies or personnel to handle cases involving minors. Personnel handling cases involving minors shall receive special training and be familiar with the physical and mental characteristics of minors. There should be female staff in specialized agencies or specialized personnel.

  The public security organs, the people’s procuratorates, the people’s courts and the judicial administrative departments shall implement evaluation and assessment standards suitable for the protection of minors for the above-mentioned institutions and personnel.

  Article 102 When handling cases involving minors, public security organs, people’s procuratorates, people’s courts and judicial administrative departments should consider the physical and mental characteristics of minors and the needs of healthy growth, use languages and expressions that minors can understand, and listen to their opinions.

  Article 103 Public security organs, people’s procuratorates, people’s courts, judicial administrative departments and other organizations and individuals shall not disclose the names, images, residences, schools and other information that may identify minors in relevant cases, except in the case of finding missing or abducted minors.

  Article 104 Legal aid agencies or public security organs, people’s procuratorates, people’s courts and judicial administrative departments shall give assistance to minors who need legal aid or judicial assistance, and provide them with legal aid or judicial assistance according to law.

  Legal aid institutions shall assign lawyers who are familiar with the physical and mental characteristics of minors to provide legal aid services for minors.

  Legal aid institutions and lawyers’ associations shall provide guidance and training to lawyers handling legal aid cases for minors.

  Article 105 People’s procuratorates exercise procuratorial power to supervise litigation activities involving minors according to law.

  Article 106 If the legitimate rights and interests of minors are violated and relevant organizations and individuals fail to file a lawsuit on their behalf, the people’s procuratorate may urge and support them to file a lawsuit; Involving public interests, the people’s procuratorate has the right to file a public interest lawsuit.

  Article 107 When trying cases of inheritance, the people’s courts shall protect minors’ rights of inheritance and bequest according to law.

  When the people’s court tries a divorce case involving the support of minor children, it shall respect the true wishes of the minor children who have reached the age of eight, and handle it according to the specific circumstances of both parties and the principle of being most beneficial to the minor children.

  Article 108 If the parents or other guardians of minors fail to perform their guardianship duties according to law or seriously infringe upon the legitimate rights and interests of minors under guardianship, the people’s court may, upon the application of the relevant personnel or units, make a personal safety protection order or revoke the guardianship qualification according to law.

  Parents or other guardians who have been disqualified as guardians shall continue to bear the maintenance expenses according to law.

  Article 109 If a people’s court tries cases involving minors such as divorce, custody, adoption, guardianship and visiting, it may, on its own or by entrusting social organizations, conduct social investigations on the relevant situation of minors.

  Article 110 Public security organs, people’s procuratorates and people’s courts shall, when interrogating juvenile criminal suspects and defendants and juvenile victims and witnesses, notify their legal representatives or their adult relatives, representatives of their schools and other suitable adults to be present in accordance with the law, and take appropriate measures and conduct them in appropriate places to protect the reputation, privacy and other legitimate rights and interests of minors.

  When the people’s courts hear cases involving minors, juvenile victims and witnesses generally do not testify in court; If it is necessary to appear in court, technical measures and psychological intervention should be taken to protect their privacy.

  Article 111 Public security organs, people’s procuratorates and people’s courts shall cooperate with other relevant government departments, people’s organizations and social organizations to implement necessary protective measures such as psychological intervention, economic assistance, legal aid, transfer and resettlement for juvenile victims who have suffered sexual assault or violence and their families.

  Article 112 The public security organs, people’s procuratorates and people’s courts shall, when handling cases of sexual assault or violent injury to minors, take measures such as synchronous audio and video recording to complete them as soon as possible; If the minor victims and witnesses are women, they shall be conducted by female staff.

  Article 113 The principle of education, probation and salvation shall be implemented for minors who commit crimes, and the principle of giving priority to education and supplementing punishment shall be adhered to.

  Minors who violate the law and commit crimes shall not be discriminated against in terms of further education and employment after being punished according to law.

  Article 114 If the public security organ, the people’s procuratorate, the people’s court and the judicial administrative department find that the relevant units have failed to fulfill their duties of protecting minors, such as education, management, assistance and care, they shall make suggestions to the units concerned. The proposed unit shall make a written reply within one month.

  Article 115 Public security organs, people’s procuratorates, people’s courts and judicial administrative departments shall, in light of the actual situation and the characteristics of cases involving minors, carry out publicity and education on the rule of law for minors.

  Article 116 The state encourages and supports social organizations and social workers to participate in psychological intervention, legal aid, social investigation, social care, educational correction and community correction of minors in cases involving minors.

Chapter VIII Legal Liability

  Article 117 If anyone violates the provisions of the second paragraph of Article 11 of this Law and fails to perform the reporting obligation, which causes serious consequences, the competent department at a higher level or the unit to which he belongs shall punish the directly responsible person in charge and other directly responsible personnel according to law.

  Article 118 If the parents or other guardians of minors fail to perform their guardianship duties according to law or infringe upon the legitimate rights and interests of minors, the residents’ committees and villagers’ committees in their places of residence shall advise and stop them; If the circumstances are serious, the residents’ committees and villagers’ committees shall report to the public security organs in a timely manner.

  If the public security organ receives a report or the public security organ, the people’s procuratorate or the people’s court finds that the parents or other guardians of minors have the above situation in the process of handling the case, they shall be admonished and may be ordered to receive family education guidance.

  Article 119 Schools, kindergartens, infant care services and other institutions and their teaching staff who violate the provisions of Article 27, Article 28 and Article 39 of this Law shall be ordered to make corrections by the departments of public security, education, health and market supervision and management according to the division of responsibilities; Refuses to correct or if the circumstances are serious, the directly responsible person in charge and other directly responsible personnel shall be punished according to law.

  Article 120 If a minor is not given free or preferential treatment in violation of the provisions of Articles 44, 45 and 47 of this Law, the departments of market supervision and management, culture and tourism, transportation and other departments shall, in accordance with the division of responsibilities, order him to make corrections within a time limit and give him a warning; Refuses to correct, at more than ten thousand yuan to one hundred thousand yuan fine.

  Article 121 Anyone who violates the provisions of Articles 50 and 51 of this Law shall be ordered by the departments of press and publication, radio and television, movies, internet information, etc. to make corrections within a time limit, give a warning, confiscate the illegal income, and may also be fined not more than 100,000 yuan; Refuses to make corrections or if the circumstances are serious, it shall be ordered to suspend relevant business, stop production or business, or revoke its business license and relevant license. If the illegal income is more than one million yuan, it shall be fined more than one time but less than ten times the illegal income. If there is no illegal income or the illegal income is less than one million yuan, it shall also be fined more than one hundred thousand yuan but less than one million yuan.

  Article 122 Where a place operation unit violates the provisions of the second paragraph of Article 56 of this Law and an accommodation operator violates the provisions of Article 57 of this Law, the market supervision and management, emergency management, public security and other departments shall, according to the division of responsibilities, order it to make corrections within a time limit and give a warning; Those who refuse to make corrections or cause serious consequences shall be ordered to suspend business for rectification or revoke their business licenses and relevant licenses, and be fined between 10,000 yuan and 100,000 yuan.

  Article 123 Where the relevant business operators violate the provisions of Article 58, Paragraph 1 of Article 59 and Article 60 of this Law, the departments of culture and tourism, market supervision and management, tobacco monopoly and public security shall, according to the division of responsibilities, order them to make corrections within a time limit, give them a warning, confiscate their illegal income and may concurrently impose a fine of not more than 50,000 yuan; Refuses to correct or if the circumstances are serious, it shall be ordered to suspend business for rectification or revoke its business license and relevant licenses, and may also be imposed a fine of not less than 50,000 yuan but not more than 500,000 yuan.

  Article 124 Whoever, in violation of the provisions of the second paragraph of Article 59 of this Law, smokes or drinks alcohol in schools, kindergartens and other public places where minors concentrate, shall be ordered by the departments of health, education, market supervision and management to make corrections according to the division of responsibilities, given a warning and may also be fined up to 500 yuan; If the place manager fails to stop it in time, the health, education, market supervision and management departments shall give a warning according to the division of responsibilities and impose a fine of not more than 10,000 yuan.

  Article 125 In case of violation of the provisions of Article 61 of this Law, the departments of culture and tourism, human resources and social security, market supervision and management shall, according to their respective functions and duties, order them to make corrections within a time limit, give them a warning, confiscate their illegal income and may concurrently impose a fine of not more than 100,000 yuan; Refuses to correct or if the circumstances are serious, it shall be ordered to stop production or business or revoke its business license and relevant licenses, and be fined not less than 100,000 yuan but not more than 1 million yuan.

  Article 126 If a unit that is in close contact with minors violates the provisions of Article 62 of this Law, fails to perform the obligation of inquiry, or recruits or continues to employ personnel with relevant criminal records, the departments of education, human resources and social security, market supervision and management shall, according to the division of responsibilities, order it to make corrections within a time limit, give a warning and impose a fine of not more than 50,000 yuan; Refuses to correct or causes serious consequences, it shall be ordered to suspend business for rectification or revoke its business license and relevant licenses, and a fine of not less than 50,000 yuan but not more than 500,000 yuan shall be imposed, and the directly responsible person in charge and other directly responsible personnel shall be punished according to law.

  Article 127 Where an information processor violates the provisions of Article 72 of this Law, or a network product or service provider violates the provisions of Articles 73, 74, 75, 76, 77 and 80 of this Law, the relevant departments of public security, internet information, telecommunications, press and publication, radio and television, culture and tourism shall, according to their respective functions and duties, order it to make corrections, give a warning, confiscate its illegal income, and the illegal income is more than one million yuan. Impose a fine of not less than one time but not more than ten times the illegal income; if there is no illegal income or the illegal income is less than one million yuan, impose a fine of not less than 100,000 yuan but not more than one million yuan, and impose a fine of not less than 10,000 yuan but not more than 100,000 yuan on the directly responsible person in charge and other responsible personnel; Refuses to correct or if the circumstances are serious, and may be ordered to suspend related business, suspend business for rectification, close the website, revoke the business license or revoke the relevant license.

  Article 128 Any functionary of a state organ who neglects his duty, abuses his power or engages in malpractices for personal gain and damages the legitimate rights and interests of minors shall be punished according to law.

  Article 129 Whoever, in violation of the provisions of this Law, infringes upon the legitimate rights and interests of minors and causes personal, property or other damage shall bear civil liability according to law.

  In violation of the provisions of this law, which constitutes a violation of public security administration, the public security administration shall be punished according to law; If a crime is constituted, criminal responsibility shall be investigated according to law.

Chapter IX Supplementary Provisions

  Article 130 The meanings of the following terms in this Law:

  (1) Units in close contact with minors refer to educational institutions such as schools and kindergartens; Off-campus training institutions; Minor rescue and protection institutions, child welfare institutions and other minor placement and rescue institutions; Infant care service institutions and early education service institutions; Off-campus trusteeship and temporary care institutions; Domestic service agencies; Medical institutions that provide medical services for minors; Other enterprises, institutions and social organizations that are responsible for education, training, guardianship, rescue, nursing and medical treatment of minors.

  (2) Schools refer to ordinary primary and secondary schools, special education schools, secondary vocational schools and specialized schools.

  (3) Student bullying refers to the behavior that occurs among students, and one party intentionally or maliciously bullies and insults through physical means, language and the Internet, resulting in personal injury, property loss or mental damage to the other party.

  Article 131 Foreigners and stateless persons under the age of 18 in China shall be protected in accordance with the relevant provisions of this Law.

  Article 132 This Law shall come into force as of June 1, 2021.

9AT is the highlight. Official map analysis. New Jeep Cherokee

speed up apply the brakes oil consumption second rice rise Noteworthy Next Generation Test Jeep Free Light 2.4L Evaluation Editor-Luo Hao:

The highlights of this car are mainly the styling design, off-road performance and 9AT gearbox. From the actual experience, the appearance and off-road performance are very satisfactory, especially its four-wheel drive system, which is the strongest in its class, but the performance of the power combination of 9AT gearbox and 2.4L engine is not as good as expected. This is the overall situation.

Evaluation Editor-Liang Wei:

Free light is definitely a product full of personality, and its shape design is quite avant-garde, so that it is still unacceptable to everyone after a period of listing. However, in addition to the shape design, the product itself still has many bright spots, including the advanced four-wheel drive system, which can realize three modes of automatic parking system. Of course, the key point is the 9AT gearbox that manufacturers strongly promote, but under the domestic speed limit conditions, the ninth gear may never be used.

Evaluation Editor-Hu Zhengyu:

The power of the 2.4L version is just so-so. Fortunately, the braking performance is good. The 9AT gearbox is a sincere configuration. The problem is that the 9th gear is hardly used in China. The biggest weakness is that the price is too high. Maybe JEEP wants to have a direct dialogue with BBA.

In-depth interpretation of 4K film experts: there is no timetable for promotion difficulties and popularization


 
  Special feature of 1905 film network The literary giant directed by Zhang Yimou has been shown in cinemas all over the country for some time, and made a special exhibition at the 67th Cannes International Film Festival. As the first film shot by a 4K camera, post-produced in 4K and released and shown in 4K in China, it can be said that Return fills the gap in domestic 4K movies. At the same time as the film was released, the concept of "4K", which is unfamiliar to most people, suddenly became hot. So what is a 4K movie? What is the current situation of 4K movies in the domestic market?
 
  The so-called 4K actually refers not only to technology, but also to a brand-new movie-watching experience, which is simply "higher, faster and better". "Higher" refers to movies with ultra-high definition quality, and the resolution of 4K digital movie pictures is 4096*2160. At present, the resolution of 2K projectors used by most cinemas in China can only reach 2048*1080. For ordinary viewers, the gap between them is equivalent to the gap between Blu-ray and DVD.
 
  "Faster" means higher frame rate. Because human eyes are less sensitive to high-speed motion, if you want to have the impression of ultra-high-definition movies when watching dynamic pictures, the movie pictures played per second must be increased from the current 24 frames per second to 60 frames. And "better" mainly means the promotion of the brightness and color of the film. Because the brightness of the 4K film is four times that of the 2K film, the details in the dark part of the picture are clearer, and the overall layering of the picture is strengthened, which can bring a more realistic viewing experience.
 
 


Hibernation, filmed with a 4K camera, won the Palme d ‘Or at the 67th Cannes Film Festival.
 

  Coincidentally, at the just-concluded 67th Cannes International Film Festival in France, Popular Desire, directed by the master Ceylon, won the Best Film Palme d ‘Or Award, which was also shot with a 4K camera. However, in an interview with the media, the director modestly revealed that he only shot in 4K with sponsorship, without any consideration from the perspective of film aesthetics — — The caution of film creators is actually closely related to the status quo of the entire 4K industrial chain.
 
  According to Xu Bin, the product strategy manager of China Film Barco, which was the first to sell and invest in 4K equipment in China, 4K technology and equipment are available now, but there are still difficulties in promotion: "This is actually a question of chicken or egg first."
 
  4K resolution can bring a better viewing experience to the audience, but it has encountered many difficulties in marketing. Due to the high equipment cost and the limitation of cinema hardware conditions, at present, only more than 600 cinemas in China have 4K projectors. The bottleneck of the downstream industry directly affects the development strategy of filmmakers: according to statistics, in 2012, the number of films shot by 4K cameras in the global film market was single digits, and in 2013, this number increased slightly to more than 20.
 
  The producer’s caution is not unreasonable. The shooting cost of a 4K movie is 150% of that of an ordinary 2K movie. In the post-production process, you must also use a projector with 4K resolution to color and repair the film. In order to show movies on the largest scale, publishers must also make two sets of digital copies, 2K and 4K. High investment in the whole industry chain can not bring high returns. This contradiction makes the promotion of 4K movies difficult.
 
  
 
  In an exclusive interview with [1905 Movie Network], Xu Bin said that the movie screen with 4K resolution is playing on the screen, and ordinary viewers can’t see the difference between 4K and 2K with naked eyes. This is because the biggest difference between 4K resolution and 2K resolution is only the reduction of picture particles, just like a film with low resolution, once the audience sits far away from the screen, they think the picture is very clear.
 
  In this way, the ordinary audience’s perceptual knowledge of 4K movies is not as strong as 2D to 3D and ordinary screen to IMAX from the beginning. This brings a problem to the cinema: if a 4K projector is purchased, the audience can’t recognize the improvement of picture clarity with their naked eyes, and the equipment funds can’t be recovered by raising the ticket price. For cinemas with box office revenue as the highest interest, 4K projectors are similar to "chicken ribs".
 

 
  Of course, for those cinemas that pursue the audience’s viewing experience, 4K projectors can be regarded as a long-term investment. Orange Sky Jiahe Cinema and Jinyi Cinema are the first commercial cinemas in China to purchase 4K projectors. Among them, Jiahe Cinema has purchased hundreds of 4K projectors since it signed a strategic agreement with Sony in 2011. At present, 40% cinemas in Jiahe Cinema in China are equipped with 4K projectors. Due to the lack of film sources, Jiahe Cinema has been playing movies with 2K resolution with 4K projectors for many years.
 
 
Dr. Xie Qiusheng, Chief Technology Officer of Orange Sky Jiahe Group, explains 4K projection technology.
 
  According to Dr. Xie Qiusheng, Chief Technology Officer of Orange Sky Jiahe Group, 4K projectors have a high demand for cinema hardware. Only on the big screen with a width of 16 meters to 25 meters can 4K movies show its delicate picture texture. At present, the screen with a width of 10-13 meters is the mainstream of domestic cinemas. From a technical point of view, giant screen is most suitable for showing the ultra-clear picture quality of 4K movies, but the number of giant screens is still very small.
 
  At the same time, Xu Bin also talked about the requirements of cinema hardware. The equipment with 4K resolution is different from ordinary 2D projection equipment, and the seats in the whole cinema need to be readjusted. The audience sitting in the front can feel the clarity and texture of the picture. The extra expenses for the renovation of cinemas have also discouraged some cinemas from 4 K.
 
 
  The high cost of 4K movies leads to the slow development of the whole industrial chain. According to reports, the film and television equipment suppliers represented by Sony, Barco and Secco have already introduced projection equipment with 4K resolution, but the sales volume of 4K projection equipment is far less than that of 2K equipment. In this regard, suppliers seem helpless. As a passive party in sales, equipment suppliers will provide technical support for cinemas from a long-term perspective-but cinemas can only choose and purchase projection equipment according to the ratio of return on investment and the cycle of capital recovery.
 
  In addition, due to technology monopoly, the film projection technology is in the hands of a few companies, and the projection level is promoted through exclusive cooperation between exhibitors and suppliers, but for the audience, it has long been confused by new words such as IMAX, DMAX, Real 3D, RealD 6FL, Panorama Auditorium and so on. Why can’t all advanced technologies be organically combined with one projection equipment? The cooperation between manufacturers may accelerate the progress of projection technology. In recent years, the world’s top film and television equipment manufacturers have begun to work together. According to Xu Bin, IMAX and Barco signed an exclusive commercial cooperation agreement. In the next seven years, Barco will provide IMAX with laser projection equipment with 4K resolution, and it will not be a problem to watch 4K on the giant screen in the future.

Next page "Return": Is the opportunity of popularization of 4K screening still a marketing gimmick?

 

Approaching the intangible "iron flower": the silver flower of the iron tree falls into the stars

During the Spring Festival, Neijiang, Sichuan, Linyi, Shandong, Korla, Xinjiang and other places have staged a unique stunt "Tie Tie Hua" to celebrate the Spring Festival. The craftsmen went shirtless and fought hard at the molten iron. A string of dazzling iron flowers bloomed in the air, and the trees were covered with silver flowers, just like the stars falling. Amid endless cheers and exclamations, the onlookers met a fireworks show that passed through the Millennium.

Non-legacy performance "Playing Iron Flower (Photo by Lan Zitao from China Network)

Non-legacy performance "Playing Iron Flower (Photo by Lan Zitao from China Network)

01 "Strike while the iron is hot" with a long history

Tie Tie Hua is a folk traditional firework and one of the national intangible cultural heritages, which spreads in Henan and Jin regions. As a large-scale traditional folk fireworks, it is a folk cultural performance skill discovered by China ancient craftsmen in the process of casting utensils. It originated in the Northern Song Dynasty and flourished in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It has a history of more than a thousand years and has rich cultural connotations.

In the Song Dynasty, Taoism was advocated, and "Tie Hua" was originally derived from the sacrificial activities of craftsmen. At the beginning of each year, artisans, led by them, set up a flower shed, and set up a god shed in the north of the flower shed, facing south. Starting from the god shed, they rushed to the local laojunmiao and the Fire Temple to offer sacrifices and hold sacrificial ceremonies. The craftsmen who take part in the flower-playing will bow down and change clothes in the shed, and pray for the blessing of the gods to avoid burns.

The sacrificial activities of craftsmen are also supported by Taoist priests. Every year, Taoist priests spontaneously provide venues for craftsmen to play iron flowers, and organize various musical instruments to play during the sacrifice of craftsmen to cheer them up. Every major Taoist celebration, Taoist priests will also invite craftsmen to play iron flowers to congratulate the celebration. In the process of spreading, "Tie Tie Hua" has grown and absorbed various artistic elements, forming a magnificent, festive and auspicious unique performance style.

02 a flower-beater with special skills

The molten iron at 1600℃ creates a visual feast, which is a breathtaking and wonderful spectacle.

Every craftsman is a florist with unique skills. In the process of beating iron flowers, the three movements of scooping, throwing and beating must be coherent and clean. In addition, the weight of molten iron scooped out must be less than 2, the throwing angle must be controlled at 90 degrees, and the throwing force should not exceed a person’s height. Only when it is hit high enough and scattered enough, the iron flower will look good.

The temperature of molten iron is extremely high, so it is usually performed in cold winter. Even so, scattered iron flowers are still easy to cause burns. There is a saying in the flower while the iron is hot that "white is not red", which probably means that the hot metal must be high in temperature and incandescent in order to produce flowers. The orange-red hot metal with low temperature is a lump when it is produced. If it accidentally falls on people, it can give the skin a "very hot".

(Photo by Wang Bin, Zhongxin. com)

(Photo by Wang Bin, Zhongxin. com)

In the face of danger, the flower-beater who goes shirtless is not daring, just to better protect himself. Striking iron flowers is a strenuous activity. Large-scale sports will make performers sweat a lot, which will become the "protector" of the flower-beater and flow away with the iron beads falling on their bodies to prevent their bodies from being burned. This is the advantage of being naked. If they wear clothes, the scattered iron beads will soon cause burns. Therefore, this is a game that belongs to the brave and the wise.

Millennium inheritance of 03 kilo-degree molten iron

In 2008, Henan "Queshan Tiehua" was selected as the second batch of national intangible cultural heritage protection projects, which is also the only winner of the domestic performance of Tiehua. There is a resounding name behind "Queshan Tiehua". His name is Yang Jianjun. In 2017, he was selected into the recommended list of the fifth batch of national intangible cultural heritage representative project inheritors.

The picture shows Yang Jianjun (the source looks at the screenshot of the news video)

Today, he is 75 years old, over the age of ancient times. As the inheritor of Queshan Tiehua, he and the story of "Beating Tiehua" became attached to a glimpse when he was young.

When he was six or seven years old, he followed his family to watch a performance of playing while the iron was hot. Colorful "fireworks" bloomed wantonly, and the flying iron flowers lit up the dark night sky, and Yang Jianjun’s heart also floated. While the iron is hot, the seeds take root in my heart. "The fire tree and the silver flowers are unpredictable, and the beads are thrown in vain." This is Yang Jianjun’s deep memory of this performance.

As early as around 1980, Yang Jianjun began to pursue the stunt of "Queshan Tiehua". At that time, he was the deputy director of Queshan County Cultural Center, and he was dedicated to inheriting this folk culture. He traveled all over Queshan, looking for the old Tiehua artist of that year. After several twists and turns, he found Li Wanfa, an old blacksmith in his 70 s, and resolutely learned from his teacher. After the death of the master, he went to great lengths to find an iron smelting workshop for trial and audition, and even mobilized all his relatives and friends to set up a brand-new team to strike while the iron is hot.

"Master broke the rules of passing from one generation to another, and passed the skills of Queshan Tiehua to me. I thought, I can’t lose it in my hands. Twenty years ago, I took out all my savings and built this team. The only criterion for recruiting apprentices is to really love this craft. " Yang Jianjun recalled the initial intention of forming a team.

In the Spring Festival of 1988, Yang Jianjun led the Tiehua team to perform a shocking performance, and the "Queshan Tiehua" disappeared for 26 years reappeared in people’s field of vision. That night’s performance, Yang Jianjun named it "Queshan Tiehua Fireworks Party".

Over the years, Yang Jianjun stuck to his original intention and took "Queshan Tiehua" to further places. He is infatuated with art without reservation, cultivating a batch of inheritors of folk culture, and he also chooses to give back the audience’s love with public welfare performances, so that more people can see the spectacle of "molten iron turning into fireworks".

(Source WeChat WeChat official account Red Queshan)

(Source WeChat WeChat official account Red Queshan)

In the Spring Festival of 2008, at the invitation of the Organizing Committee of China Folk Cultural Heritage Exhibition, "Queshan Tiehua" performed more than 10 consecutive performances in Beijing CCTV North Putuo Film and Television Base, which caused a sensation and was known as "the first Tiehua in China".

"The artists who play iron flowers come from all walks of life. With the high temperature of more than 1,000 degrees, it takes not only physical strength but also courage to play iron flowers. More importantly, the team’s love for this folk culture." Behind every performance with great vitality, old craftsmen like Yang Jianjun are full of loneliness and courage.

04 keep the shadow of time that is not left behind.

As a matter of fact, many people first get to know the intangible stunt of "Tie Tie Hua", and they don’t watch it in person, but mostly appreciate its charm from daily TV dramas and documentaries through the screen. In 2018, the popularity of Story of Yanxi Palace, a drama of the Qing Dynasty, made the folk fireworks "Tie Tie Hua" enter more people’s field of vision. In the play, Gao Guifei prepared a birthday present named "Colorful" for the Queen Mother, which is the legendary "Tie Tie Hua".

Nowadays, as a national intangible cultural heritage, this folk stunt is known by more people, but its inheritance scope is still limited. Most of the time, people can only witness its charm on a few intangible performances. Performers wearing gourd ladle and holding flower sticks exchange their wonderful performances for people’s love. Every time they watch, they place their ardent expectations on the working people of China for a prosperous and prosperous year.

There are many non-legacy folk cultures such as "Tie Tie Hua", such as sugar sculpture, dough sculpture, lacquer carving and Yao embroidery … These non-legacy skills have been amazing for thousands of years, and they have continued their lives in the hands of successive inheritors. They are fragile and strong, silently waiting for more persistence and protection.

Leave precious "intangible" memories, for them and for us. (End)

Part of the article comes from Southern Metropolis Daily, China.com, Zhongxin.com, Guangming Daily, and read the news.

Rural revitalization in Dongguan "local experts" and "Tian Xiucai" introduced science and technology into Tiantou.

Ma Kun (left), a rural science and technology correspondent, went to the countryside to guide farmers to check the production of litchi trees. Nanfang Daily reporter Sun Junjie photo

  "Hello, Chief Ma, I heard that there are novel litchi varieties. Members of our cooperative held a meeting overnight to discuss and would like to ask you to guide the grafting of new varieties." Wechat like this is often received by Ma Kun, an associate researcher at Dongguan Agricultural Science Research Center. As a rural science and technology correspondent, Ma Kun often provides technical consulting services for fruit farmers, and goes deep into orchards to provide on-site guidance for farmers. He is worried that fruit farmers don’t know his name, and he specially asks fruit farmers to call him "Mark", which is simple and easy to remember.

  Ma Kun is one of 107 rural science and technology commissioners in Dongguan. Today, this team has become the vanguard of rural revitalization in Dongguan. They promoted advanced technology at the grassroots level, solved intractable diseases for farmers, and helped villagers reduce planting costs. In the past six years, they have served the masses 1457 times.

  The relevant person in charge of Dongguan Agricultural and Rural Bureau said: "These ‘ Soil expert ’ And ‘ Tian Xiucai ’ Introducing science and technology into Tiantou and using demonstration projects to drive development have laid a good foundation for rural revitalization and building beautiful countryside. " (Nanfang Daily reporter Shi Mei trainee reporter Wu Yuhu)

  Solve technical problems

  Villagers have reliable "consultants"

  Grape is a northern fruit, which was not suitable for planting in Dongguan in the past. In recent years, in order to support the development of urban agriculture, Miao Bingbing, a rural science and technology correspondent in Dongguan and a senior agronomist in the Municipal Agricultural Science Research Center, and his colleagues have overcome difficulties, introduced grapes to Dongguan and planted 1000 mu.

  "Dongguan can also grow grapes!" The news spread like wildfire. At the beginning of last year, Dr. Huang Huiming, a returnee, called four small partners and came to a wasteland in Qishi Town to build a "My Farm" vineyard. Although young people are energetic, Huang Huiming and his companions are both from engineering backgrounds and are not familiar with agriculture. They invited Miao Bingbing to be a tutor and be students with an open mind.

  Local farmers in Dongguan have never planted grapes, and the technical problems they face are endless. Miao Bingbing said that growing grapes requires high technology and poor management, so it is difficult to have a good harvest. To this end, he and his colleagues held training courses and held on-site meetings in orchards. Every key link of grape planting, from site selection, greenhouse construction, variety selection to growth management, from flowering, pruning to yield and harvest, scientific and technical personnel should be present to follow and guide the whole process.

  For technical problems in planting, we should look for rural science and technology commissioners, and also look for them when plants have diseases and insect pests. In Bai Cai Village, Daojiao Town, many villagers make a living by planting wax gourd, and there are 500-600 mu of wax gourd fields in the local area. However, since last year, wax gourd wilt has been bothering them.

  "Since last year, our team has received a request for help from wax gourd infected with Fusarium wilt in Bai Cai village. Locally planted wax gourd began to get sick at the seedling stage, and by the mature stage, half of wax gourd was infected with Fusarium wilt, which directly brought more than half of the output value loss to farmers. " Speaking of this, Lu Xiangzi, a rural science and technology correspondent in Dongguan and deputy director of the Municipal Banana and Vegetable Research Institute, is full of distress. "The couple planted 10 acres of wax gourd, and the gross profit of one acre of land was about 19,000 yuan. The blight of winter melon directly cuts their income in half, and the villagers are miserable. "

  In order to overcome this problem, Lv Shun and his team have visited Nanhai, Foshan, Yulin, Guangxi, Nanning, Taishan, Jiangmen and other major wax gourd producing areas to carry out pathogen collection and prevention and control technology research. "We are taking the time to carry out research on the prevention and control technology of wax gourd wilt in Dongguan, hoping to overcome this problem as soon as possible and reduce the losses of farmers."

  Support demonstration base

  Agricultural enterprises have their own "think tanks"

  In the greenhouse of Dongguan Grain and Flower Research Institute, thousands of pots of Anthurium andraeanum are arranged neatly, and the pots are full of flowers, which makes the viewers happy. Anthurium symbolizes great ambitions. Anthurium can often be seen when moving to a new home, opening a new store or celebrating a wedding. Wang Yanjun, a rural science and technology correspondent in Dongguan and deputy director of Dongguan Grain and Flower Research Institute, said that the market consumption of Anthurium andraeanum is large, the flowering period is about 3 months, and the consumption cost performance is high. After she and her team were familiar with their planting methods, they helped Dongguan Donggong Professional Cooperative to become a brand in the industry.

  The planting threshold of Anthurium andraeanum is relatively high, which belongs to facility agriculture. The cost per square meter of its greenhouse is from 400 yuan to 500 yuan, and each greenhouse needs to be equipped with water curtains, fans and air conditioners. Only one greenhouse needs about 10 air conditioners with 50 horses. Wang Yanjun said that Anthurium is also very demanding on elements such as soil, sunshine, water and fertilizer.

  "We mainly do a good job in planting and production. Although we have encountered minor setbacks, fortunately, the Dongguan Grain and Flower Research Institute has escorted us, and it has been very smooth along the way." Ye Shuzhen, the relevant person in charge of Donggong Professional Cooperative, introduced.

  Not only the Donggong specialized cooperative, since 2013, the Municipal Grain and Flower Research Institute has successively established three large demonstration bases, including the Donggong specialized cooperative in Xiegang Town, Chuntian Xinlv Agricultural Science and Technology Co., Ltd. in machong and Zhuohui Agricultural Science and Technology Co., Ltd. in Dongkeng Town. They have sent science and technology commissioners to provide peer-to-peer personal services, from park planning and establishment of sales channels to variety selection and technology transfer. With the careful support of the institute, after several years of development, all three bases have certain strength and started their brands in the industry. Last year, the three bases sold 1.5 million pots of ornamental flowers such as Anthurium andraeanum, arrowroot and evergreen, with sales reaching 15 million yuan.

  In 2017, based on the original foundation, the Municipal Research Institute of Grain Crops and Flowers made persistent efforts to build four new demonstration bases, including Huitong Agricultural Technology Co., Ltd. in Daojiao Jifeng Agricultural Industrial Park, Shunyi Flower Cooperative in Fenggang Town, Yalan Flower Co., Ltd. in Shijie Town and Nongxing Biological Co., Ltd. in Shilong Town. In recent years, the Municipal Research Institute of Grain and Flowers has helped these bases to standardize management, solve technical difficulties and establish good brands, and achieved good results. At present, these four bases have been appraised as demonstration bases for the transformation of agricultural scientific and technological achievements.

  It is a microcosm of Dongguan’s model of "science and technology correspondent+enterprise+demonstration base" to send rural science and technology commissioners to enterprises and guide enterprises to enter agricultural related fields. Since the implementation of the action of science and technology Commissioner in 2012, Dongguan has implemented the project director responsibility system, given full play to the demonstration and leading role of "local experts" and "Tian Xiucai", used cooperative projects to promote development, established various cooperation modes such as "science and technology Commissioner+enterprise+demonstration base" and "science and technology Commissioner+farmer+demonstration base", vigorously promoted various new agricultural technologies and varieties, and acted as a "good" for agricultural enterprises, cooperatives and farmers.

  Drive rural development

  The story of "getting rich through science and technology" was staged in less developed villages.

  Came to houjie town Dajing community, on both sides of the wide cement road, full of cars. Ma Kun said: "In 2011, when I first came to Datun, it was not like this. At that time, entering the orchard was still a bumpy dirt road, which made people feel sick. "

  Unlike many villages in Dongguan, Dajing is close to the Forest Park and Henggang Reservoir, which is an important ecological protection area and cannot develop industry. Litchi is the main source of income for local people, and the village collective economy is relatively backward. It is one of the two less developed villages in houjie town. However, the traditional quality and yield of litchi are greatly influenced by the year. Litchi has a high yield every year, but it is cheap, "low fruit hurts farmers"; Litchi production is reduced in small years, and some farmers can hardly recover the cost.

  In view of this situation, Ma Kun and his team are committed to developing new varieties of litchi and labor-saving cultivation techniques of litchi, so that litchi can be sold at a high price and farmers can have lower costs. Huang Zhiqiang, president of Houjie Dajing Guiguan Litchi Professional Cooperative, was deeply touched by this.

  Walking into the litchi orchard in Huang Zhiqiang, a community resident, litchi trees are growing well all over the mountain. Huang Zhiqiang said, "We want to get rich by litchi, but we have no technology. In 2012, the Agricultural Science Center promoted new litchi varieties, and I signed up for the first batch. " This new variety is called "Bingli", which was cultivated by the Agricultural Science Center on a natural variation tree species after more than 20 years of research and development. The new variety was successfully planted and quickly popularized in Dajing community.

  Pick up an "ice plum", look at the appearance, the skin is full of bright red, taste it, the meat is smooth, sweet and honey-flavored, and the stone is very small. Huang Zhiqiang said: "Compared with the litchi varieties we used to grow, the quality of iced litchi is better." With the cultivation of excellent litchi varieties, Dajing community has gained confidence. Since 2012, Litchi Festival has been held every year to enhance the reputation of new varieties. This year, the demand for ice licks planted by villagers is in short supply in the market, and they are sold to 380 yuan per catty. Even though other varieties of litchi were sold at low prices last year, iced litchi can still be sold at a high price of around 200 yuan per catty. Huang Zhiqiang sold 2,000 Jin last year and earned several hundred thousand yuan.

  The new variety of litchi developed by Ma Kun and his colleagues is making a fortune for more and more underdeveloped villages. Last year’s China International Litchi Industry Conference selected ten main varieties in Guangdong, including Bingli, Lingfengnuo, Guanyin Green and Tangxiahong, all from Dongguan Agricultural Science Research Center.

  Not only that, the horse has also brought many new agricultural technologies to fruit farmers: pipeline spraying technology, laying pipelines in the field, improving spraying efficiency and reducing labor intensity; Fertilizer and water integration technology can reduce production cost and improve litchi quality through precise fertilization and water use; Popularizing new equipment such as ring cutting tools makes orchard management more labor-saving. According to the evaluation of agricultural authorities, the application of labor-saving cultivation technology of litchi can save the average cost of 500 to 1,500 yuan per mu and increase the income by 300 yuan to 700 yuan.

  According to the relevant staff of the Municipal Bureau of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, since the implementation of the Science and Technology Commissioner in 2012, Dongguan has continuously innovated its service methods. By the end of 2018, a total of 107 special commissioners had been dispatched to serve and guide the masses for 1,457 times, and 64 new agricultural technologies, varieties and achievements had been introduced and popularized, and 83 enterprises and demonstration bases had settled in, initially forming a three-level management service network for science and technology special commissioners in cities, towns, streets and demonstration bases.

  "On the one hand, we focus on the development strategy of rejuvenating agriculture through science and technology, implement the project host responsibility system, use cooperative projects to drive development, and continuously expand the service coverage of science and technology commissioners; On the other hand, we plan our work around the rural revitalization and the construction of beautiful countryside, with the aim of meeting the needs of agricultural industry development in various places as the starting point. The team of special commissioners goes deep into the grass-roots units to jointly tackle key technical problems with enterprises and farmers to solve key technologies for the development of agricultural production. In the future, Dongguan will continue to expand the team of science and technology commissioners and build a vanguard of rural revitalization. "

  ■ Reporter’s Notes

  Commissioner inserts "wings of science and technology" for rural revitalization

  Factories are spreading, and high-rise buildings are springing up. In the wave of rapid industrialization and urbanization in Dongguan, agricultural land is decreasing, and farmers "wash their feet and go to the fields", where rural revitalization and urban development form a trend of going hand in hand.

  The agricultural production that has been inherited for thousands of years and the extensive small-scale peasant model are increasingly unsuitable for the development needs of Dongguan. Can we innovate in planting varieties, develop urban agriculture, activate the countryside and insert "scientific and technological wings" for traditional agriculture? To solve these problems, the emergence of rural science and technology commissioners is just the right time.

  In August last year, the Science and Technology Department of Guangdong Province, in conjunction with relevant institutions, issued the Action Plan for Technological Innovation in Rural Revitalization of Guangdong Province, proposing that by 2020, innovation-driven rural revitalization and development will make significant progress, and the institutional framework and policy system for supporting rural revitalization by science and technology will basically take shape.

  In Dongguan, rural science and technology commissioners are active in Tiantou, and are stirring up the beam of science and technology to support rural revitalization. The relevant person in charge of Dongguan Agricultural and Rural Bureau said: "These ‘ Soil expert ’ And ‘ Tian Xiucai ’ Introducing science and technology into Tiantou and using demonstration projects to drive development have laid a good foundation for rural revitalization and building beautiful countryside. "

  The rural science and technology Commissioner came and the new technology went to the countryside. Just as factories need "chief engineers", rural areas also need "think tanks". With the outflow of rural labor force, the aging of rural resident population, the scarcity of agricultural labor force and the backwardness of agricultural technology have become the shortcomings that restrict rural development. Rural science and technology commissioners introduced agricultural science and technology, talents and management mechanisms into Tiantou to solve many pain points and difficulties faced by current agricultural development.

  Member of the project team of "Integration, Popularization and Application of Labor-saving Cultivation Techniques of Litchi", serving as a science and technology correspondent. Faced with the bottleneck problems that restrict the development of litchi industry, such as tall litchi trees, closed orchards, labor-intensive management fees, and increasing labor and agricultural materials costs, science and technology commissioners carried out research and popularization and application of labor-saving cultivation techniques for litchi, which brought about obvious improvement in production efficiency, saved the average yield per mu of litchi planting from 500 yuan to 1,500 yuan, and increased the income per mu from 300 yuan to 500 yuan.

  The rural science and technology correspondent came and the new project fell to the ground. Increasing farmers’ income and getting rich, improving agricultural development and improving rural appearance are all inseparable from the support of industrial projects. The development of the industry is inseparable from the leading role and demonstration. Dongguan rural science and technology commissioners implement the project responsibility system, and the project team establishes various cooperation modes such as "science and technology commissioners+enterprises+demonstration bases" and "science and technology commissioners+farmers+demonstration bases" to closely bind scattered farmers, cooperatives and enterprises together. All kinds of new agricultural technologies and varieties have been popularized with half the effort.

  The project team of "Collection, Evaluation and Utilization of Germplasm Resources of Cymbidium hybridum" in Dongguan screened out six varieties with good ornamental value, strong heat resistance and high flowering rate, established two demonstration cultivation bases, received more than 8,000 study visits, trained more than 1,000 people, trained and guided more than 50 enterprises, held one orchid exhibition, welcomed more than 20,000 visitors and promoted more than 5 million Cymbidium seedlings. … All kinds of data show that with the leader, agricultural development can make a good start.

  The rural science and technology correspondent came, and the new concept blossomed. Dongguan’s agriculture is different from other areas, and the farmland is precious. How to make the least land play the maximum benefit? Focusing on the construction of beautiful countryside and the strategy of rural revitalization and development, and focusing on the future development opportunities in rural areas, rural science and technology commissioners have made new ideas such as urban agriculture and regional advantageous industries take root in rural areas.

  Grapes have not been planted in Dongguan since ancient times, but grapes are the best products for leisure picking in urban agriculture. After a long period of tackling key problems, the rural science and technology commissioners introduced grapes to Dongguan, and established 11 grape demonstration bases in Dongguan, with a total area of 500 mu and a radiation promotion of 3,000 mu, making the grapes harvested twice a year into an advantageous and characteristic industry in Dongguan. Another example is that lotus rot occurred in Lianhu Lake at Qiaotou, and special science and technology commissioners were stationed to serve the production site of Lianhu Lake for dozens of times every year, which finally formed the "Technical Regulations for Ecological Prevention and Control of Lotus Rot". Last year, Lotus in Lianhu achieved two blooms, and the Lotus Culture and Art Festival attracted tourists from all directions.

  The rural science and technology correspondent came down alone, but attracted a group of people, activated an industry and brought a batch of bumper harvests. At present, Dongguan has entered the fast lane of rural revitalization. Under the leadership of rural science and technology commissioners, I believe that in the near future, the villages in Dongguan will be richer, more beautiful and stronger!

Pay attention to the employment data of colleges and universities, and pay more attention to the employment quality.

  Recently, the Ministry of Education launched the verification of employment data in colleges and universities in 2023. Although this work is carried out almost every year, this year’s action is obviously much bigger. A few days ago, the Ministry of Education issued a special notice on the verification of employment data of college graduates in 2023, convened a verification deployment meeting of provincial education departments for mobilization, and sent several working groups to carry out special verification in various provinces. The working group went deep into universities and departments by going straight to the topic and going straight to the front line, and adopted data verification, spot checks and on-site interviews, with the aim of strictly checking the fraud of employment data.

  Recently, the falsification of employment data in some colleges and universities has aroused widespread concern, which constitutes the social background of this round of verification. At the same time, the Ministry of Education attaches great importance to the authenticity of employment data and has profound internal logic. Employment data is a yardstick to measure the running of higher education, which directly affects the enrollment, specialty setting, the formulation of teaching and training programs, the evaluation of teaching level, etc. It is very important for colleges and universities.

  At the same time, the employment rate is also a key indicator of social and economic development. "Employment is the greatest livelihood". College graduates with higher employment data will increase the employment rate of the whole society, and vice versa. Therefore, the employment data and accuracy of college graduates are particularly important.

  However, regarding this work, one of the major contradictions is that the employment rate does not depend entirely on the universities themselves, but also on the macro-economy, even more on the macro-economy. From the perspective of the job market, college students are completely new laborers, lacking practical experience and resources, and need a long adaptation period. When the business expands, business units are willing to recruit college graduates and spend resources on training. However, once the business unit faces the economic contraction period, the contradiction will be highlighted. At present, the employment situation is: there are limited places in the system for public examinations and supernumerary recruitment, so it is impossible to have a large-scale growth. As the main force to provide jobs, private enterprises are generally in the transitional stage in the early stage of recovery, and there is no strong ability to absorb employment.

  At the micro level of graduates, there are also many factors that restrict the promotion of employment rate. During the period when the education authorities count the employment rate, a considerable proportion of students have not yet "landed". At present, many college graduates will take the public examination, compile the examination and take the postgraduate entrance examination. If they don’t succeed in the examination, a considerable number of graduates will choose World War II, World War III and even "mobile warfare". According to the latest policy, college graduates during the COVID-19 epidemic can keep their status as freshmen for two years, so that they can take the public examination. Many students would rather not be employed for this status this year. Employers are also very strong, and often take the form of "trial" and "internship" to inspect graduates, and then decide whether to sign a contract after two or three months. In the absence of bargaining power, some graduates can successfully sign contracts, while others become "free labor". This time period just missed the time node counted by the education authorities. In addition, there are also some graduates with better family conditions who will choose the way of "gap" for one year, experience life everywhere, and are not in a hurry to get employment.

  In this situation, the employment work of colleges and universities is really under great pressure. Sometimes, in order to make a job, some wrong means will be taken to "do" the data. For example, the "four prohibitions" and "three prohibitions" mentioned in the documents of the Ministry of Education are typical. Employment rate data is very important, and its accuracy is related to the running of higher education. On the one hand, it is really necessary for relevant departments to verify the data, and on the other hand, they can take actions to help colleges and universities facing difficulties improve their employment situation.

  Choosing a university means choosing a life experience, and the employment direction after graduation, which will affect the long-term life path. Therefore, all parties should uphold the concept of long-term ism when dealing with the employment problem. Colleges and universities should pay more attention to students’ career planning courses. However, at present, the teaching time of this course is more, and the time for visiting and communicating with employers is less, so it is difficult for students to have a clear perceptual understanding of employment. The employment rate we are counting now is counted once in August and once in December of that year. But the situation in the real job market is that many college graduates will not be able to determine their final destination until a year later. In the face of statistical time nodes, schools often urge students to sign an employment destination casually, and students’ subsequent development is often neglected. Therefore, the real employment situation should be observed over a long period of time. The employment situation after one year, the success situation after 10 years, and the matching degree of employment majors are all more telling than simple employment rate statistics.

  (The author is the head of the journalism department of zhejiang university city college)

  Li Xiaopeng Source: China Youth Daily

Notice on printing and distributing the operation guide for the cooperation mode of government and social capital (for Trial Implementation)

Notice on printing and distributing the operation guide for the cooperation mode of government and social capital (for Trial Implementation)
Caijin [2014] No.113

The finance departments (bureaus) of all provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government and cities under separate state planning, and the Finance Bureau of Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps:

According to the Notice of the Ministry of Finance on Issues Related to Popularizing and Applying the Cooperation Mode of Government and Social Capital (No.76 [2014] of the Ministry of Finance), in order to ensure the implementation quality of cooperation projects between government and social capital, and standardize the operation procedures of each link of project identification, preparation, procurement, implementation and handover, the Operation Guide for Cooperation Mode of Government and Social Capital (for Trial Implementation) is hereby issued, please follow it.

Attachment: Operation Guide for Cooperation Mode of Government and Social Capital (Trial)

the Ministry of Finance
November 29th, 2014

Attachment:

Guide to the operation of cooperation mode between government and social capital
(Trial)

Chapter I General Provisions

the first In order to popularize and apply the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) scientifically and normatively, According to the Budget Law of the People’s Republic of China, the People’s Republic of China (PRC) Government Procurement Law, the People’s Republic of China (PRC) Contract Law, the State Council’s Opinions on Strengthening the Management of Local Government Debt (Guo Fa [2014] No.43), the State Council’s Decision on Deepening the Reform of Budget Management System (Guo Fa [2014] No.45) and the Notice of the Ministry of Finance on Promoting and Applying the Cooperation Mode of Government and Social Capital (Cai

the second The term "social capital" as mentioned in this Guide refers to domestic and foreign enterprise legal persons who have established a modern enterprise system, but does not include financing platform companies owned by the government at the same level and other holding state-owned enterprises.

Article This guide is applicable to regulate the activities of the government, social capital and other participants in the identification, preparation, procurement, implementation and handover of cooperation projects between the government and social capital.

Article 4 The financial department should adhere to the basic principles of the socialist market economy, strengthen coordination with relevant government departments in the spirit of system innovation and cooperative contract, actively play the role of third-party professional institutions, and comprehensively coordinate the cooperative management of government and social capital.

The financial departments of all provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government, cities under separate state planning and Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps should actively set up government and social capital cooperation centers or designate specialized agencies to perform the duties of planning guidance, financing support, identification and evaluation, consulting services, publicity and training, performance evaluation, information statistics, expert database and project library construction.

Article 5 All participants should follow the principles of fairness, justice, openness, honesty and credibility, and implement government and social capital cooperation projects in a legal, standardized and efficient manner.

Chapter II Project Identification

Article 6 Infrastructure and public service projects with large investment scale, long-term stable demand, flexible price adjustment mechanism and high degree of marketization are suitable for government and social capital cooperation mode.

Government and social capital cooperation projects are initiated by the government or social capital, mainly by the government.

(1) initiated by the government.

The financial department (government and social capital cooperation center) should be responsible for collecting potential government and social capital cooperation projects from the competent departments of transportation, housing construction, environmental protection, energy, education, medical care, physical fitness and cultural facilities. The competent department of industry can select potential projects from the new construction, reconstruction projects or stock public assets in the national economic and social development planning and industry special planning.

(2) Initiation of social capital.

Social capital should recommend potential government and social capital cooperation projects to the financial department (government and social capital cooperation center) in the form of project proposal.

Article 7 The financial department (government and social capital cooperation center) shall, jointly with the industry authorities, evaluate and screen potential government and social capital cooperation projects and determine alternative projects. The financial department (government and social capital cooperation center) shall formulate the annual and medium-term development plan of the project according to the screening results.

For the projects included in the annual development plan, the project sponsor shall submit relevant materials according to the requirements of the financial department (government and social capital cooperation center). The feasibility study report, project output description and preliminary implementation plan shall be submitted for new construction and reconstruction projects; The stock project shall submit the historical data, project output description and preliminary implementation plan of the stock public assets.

Article 8 The financial department (government and social capital cooperation center) will carry out value-for-money evaluation from both qualitative and quantitative aspects in conjunction with the competent departments of the industry. Quantitative evaluation work is carried out by all localities according to the actual situation.

Qualitative evaluation focuses on whether the cooperation mode of government and social capital can increase supply, optimize risk distribution, improve operational efficiency, promote innovation and fair competition compared with the traditional government procurement mode.

Quantitative evaluation mainly compares the present value of government expenditure cost with the comparative value of public sector in the whole life cycle of government and social capital cooperation projects, calculates the value for money of the projects, and judges whether the cooperation mode of government and social capital reduces the whole life cycle cost of the projects.

Article 9 In order to ensure the long-term financial sustainability, the financial department should demonstrate the financial affordability of some projects paid or subsidized by the government according to the financial expenditure, government debt and other factors in the whole life cycle of the project, and the annual financial expenditure such as government payment or government subsidy should not exceed a certain proportion of the current fiscal revenue.

Projects that pass the value-for-money evaluation and financial affordability demonstration can be prepared.

Chapter III Project Preparation

Article 10 Local people’s governments at or above the county level may establish a special coordination mechanism, which is mainly responsible for project evaluation, organization and coordination, inspection and supervision, etc., so as to simplify the examination and approval process and improve work efficiency. The government or its designated relevant functional departments or institutions can be used as project implementation agencies, responsible for project preparation, procurement, supervision and handover.

Article 11 The project implementation agency shall organize the preparation of the project implementation plan, and introduce the following contents in turn:

(1) Overview of the project.

The general situation of the project mainly includes the basic situation, economic and technical indicators and the equity of the project company.

The basic situation mainly defines the contents of public products and services provided by the project, the necessity and feasibility of the project operating in the mode of cooperation between government and social capital, and the objectives and significance of the project operation.

Economic and technical indicators mainly define the project location, area, construction content or asset scope, investment scale or asset value, main output description and source of funds.

The equity of the project company mainly clarifies whether to set up the project company and the company’s equity structure.

(2) Basic framework of risk allocation.

According to the principles of risk allocation optimization, risk-return equivalence and risk control, the project risk is reasonably distributed between the government and social capital by comprehensively considering factors such as government risk management ability, project return mechanism and market risk management ability.

In principle, commercial risks such as project design, construction, finance, operation and maintenance are borne by social capital, risks such as laws, policies and minimum demand are borne by the government, and risks such as force majeure are reasonably shared by the government and social capital.

(3) Project operation mode.

Project operation modes mainly include entrusted operation, contract management, construction-operation-handover, construction-ownership-operation, transfer-operation-handover and reconstruction-operation-handover.

The choice of specific operation mode is mainly determined by the charging pricing mechanism, the level of project investment income, the basic framework of risk allocation, financing demand, reconstruction and expansion demand and expiration disposal.

(4) the transaction structure.

The transaction structure mainly includes the project investment and financing structure, return mechanism and related supporting arrangements.

The investment and financing structure of the project mainly explains the source, nature and purpose of the capital expenditure of the project, the formation and transfer of the project assets, etc.

The project return mechanism mainly explains the source of funds for social capital to obtain investment return, including payment methods such as user payment, feasibility gap subsidy and government payment.

Relevant supporting arrangements mainly explain the supporting facilities such as land, water, electricity, gas and roads provided by relevant institutions outside the project and the upstream and downstream services required by the project.

(5) Contract system.

The contract system mainly includes project contract, shareholder contract, financing contract, project contract, operation service contract, raw material supply contract, product purchase contract and insurance contract. The project contract is the core legal document.

The project boundary conditions are the core content of the project contract, mainly including the boundaries of rights and obligations, transaction conditions, performance guarantee and adjustment and convergence.

The boundary of rights and obligations mainly defines the ownership of project assets, the public responsibility assumed by social capital, the way of government payment and the result of risk distribution.

The boundary of trading conditions mainly defines the project contract term, project return mechanism, charging pricing adjustment mechanism and output description.

The boundary of performance guarantee mainly defines the compulsory insurance scheme and the performance guarantee system consisting of investment competition guarantee, construction performance guarantee, operation and maintenance guarantee and handover maintenance guarantee.

The adjustment of the convergence boundary mainly defines the response measures such as emergency handling, temporary takeover and early termination, contract change, contract extension, and the demand for new expansion and expansion of the project.

(6) Regulatory framework.

The supervision structure mainly includes authorization relationship and supervision mode. The authorization relationship mainly refers to the government’s authorization to the project implementation agency and the government’s authorization to social capital directly or through the project implementation agency; Supervision methods mainly include performance management, administrative supervision and public supervision.

(7) Selection of procurement methods.

Project procurement shall be carried out in accordance with the People’s Republic of China (PRC) Municipal Government Procurement Law and relevant rules and regulations, and the procurement methods include public bidding, competitive negotiation, invited bidding, competitive negotiation and single-source procurement. Project implementation agencies should choose appropriate procurement methods according to the characteristics of project procurement needs.

Open bidding is mainly applicable to projects with clear and complete core boundary conditions and technical and economic parameters, which are in line with national laws and regulations and government procurement policies and will not be changed in procurement.

Article 12 The financial department (government and social capital cooperation center) shall verify the value for money and financial affordability of the project implementation plan, and if it passes the verification, the project implementation agency shall report it to the government for review; If it fails to pass the verification, it can be re-verified after the implementation plan is adjusted; If it still fails to pass the re-verification, the cooperation mode of government and social capital will no longer be adopted.

Chapter IV Project Procurement

Article 13 Project implementation agencies should prepare pre-qualification documents according to the needs of the project, issue a pre-qualification announcement, invite social capital and financial institutions cooperating with them to participate in the pre-qualification, verify whether the project can obtain social capital response and achieve full competition, and submit the pre-qualification review report to the financial department (government and social capital cooperation center) for the record.

If there are more than three social capitals in the project that have passed the prequalification, the project implementation agency may continue to carry out the preparation of procurement documents; If there are less than three social capitals that have passed the prequalification, the project implementation agency shall reorganize the prequalification after the implementation plan is adjusted; If the social capital of the project is still not enough after re-prequalification, the procurement method selected by the implementation plan can be adjusted according to law.

Article 14 The pre-qualification announcement shall be published in the media designated by the financial department of the people’s government at or above the provincial level. If the pre-qualified social capital changes its qualification before signing the project contract, it shall promptly notify the project implementation agency.

The prequalification announcement shall include the authorized subject of the project, the project implementing agency and the project name, the procurement demand, the qualification requirements for social capital, whether the consortium is allowed to participate in procurement activities, the number and determination method of qualified social capital to be determined, and the time and place for social capital to submit the prequalification application documents. The time for submitting pre-qualification application documents shall not be less than 15 working days from the date of announcement.

Article 15 Project procurement documents shall include procurement invitation, instructions to competitors (including sealing, signing and stamping requirements, etc.), qualification, credit standing and performance certification documents that competitors should provide, procurement method, government authorization to project implementation agencies, approval of implementation plan and project-related approval documents, procurement procedures, requirements for preparation of response documents, deadline for submitting response documents, opening time and place, amount and form of compulsory guarantee deposit payment, evaluation method, evaluation standard and government procurement policy.

In case of competitive negotiation or competitive negotiation procurement, the project procurement documents shall specify the contents that may be substantially changed by the evaluation team according to the negotiation with social capital, including the technical and service requirements in the procurement requirements and the terms of the draft contract, in addition to the contents specified in the preceding paragraph.

Article 16 The review team consists of more than 5 representatives of project implementation agencies and review experts, of which the number of review experts shall not be less than 2/3 of the total number of review team members. Evaluation experts can be selected by the project implementation agency, but the evaluation experts should include at least one financial expert and one legal expert. The representative of the project implementation agency shall not participate in the project review as an expert.

Article 17 If the project adopts public bidding, invitation bidding, competitive negotiation and single-source procurement, it shall be implemented in accordance with government procurement laws, regulations and relevant regulations.

If the project is purchased by competitive negotiation, it shall be conducted in accordance with the following basic procedures:

(a) procurement announcement and registration.

The announcement of competitive consultation shall be published in the media designated by the financial department of the people’s government at or above the provincial level. The announcement of competitive consultation shall include the project implementing agency and project name, project structure and core boundary conditions, whether social capital that has not been prequalified is allowed to participate in procurement activities, as well as the review principle, project output description, requirements for response documents provided by social capital, time, place and method of obtaining procurement documents, price of procurement documents, deadline for submitting response documents, opening time and place. The time for submitting response documents shall not be less than 10 days from the date of announcement.

(two) qualification examination and procurement documents for sale.

If the qualification has been pre-qualified, the review team will no longer review the social capital qualification at the review stage. If the post-qualification review is allowed, the review team will review the qualifications of social capital in the review of response documents. The project implementation agency may, depending on the specific circumstances of the project, organize the inspection and verification of the qualifications of qualified social capital.

The selling price of procurement documents shall be determined in accordance with the principle of making up the printing cost of procurement documents, and shall not be for profit, and shall not be based on the purchase amount of the project. The sale period of procurement documents shall not be less than 5 working days from the date of commencement.

(3) Clarification or modification of procurement documents.

Before the deadline for submitting the first response document, the project implementation agency may make necessary clarifications or modifications to the issued procurement documents, and the contents of clarification or modification shall be regarded as an integral part of the procurement documents. If the clarification or modification may affect the preparation of the response document, the project implementation agency shall notify all social capital that have obtained the procurement document in writing at least 5 days before the deadline for submitting the first response document; Less than 5 days, the project implementation agency shall postpone the deadline for submission of response documents.

(4) Response document review.

The project implementation agency shall organize the receipt and opening of response documents in accordance with the provisions of the procurement documents.

The review team will review the response documents in two stages:

The first stage: determine the final purchase demand plan. The review team can negotiate with social capital for several rounds. During the negotiation, the technical and service requirements of the procurement documents and the terms of the draft contract can be substantially revised, but the non-negotiable core conditions stipulated in the procurement documents can not be revised. The content of substantive changes must be confirmed by the project implementation agency and notified to all social capital participating in the negotiation. The specific procedures shall be implemented in accordance with the Measures for the Administration of Non-tendering Methods of Government Procurement and relevant regulations.

The second stage: comprehensive score. After the final procurement demand plan is determined, the review team will comprehensively score the final response documents submitted by social capital, prepare the review report and submit the ranking list of candidate social capital to the project implementation agency. The specific procedures shall be implemented in accordance with the Measures for the Administration of Bidding for Government Procurement of Goods and Services and relevant regulations.

Article 18 The project implementing agency shall, in the pre-qualification announcement, procurement announcement, procurement documents and procurement contracts, specify the preferential measures and scope for domestic social capital, the requirements for foreign social capital to purchase goods and services produced in China and other relevant government procurement policies, as well as the mandatory guarantee requirements for social capital to participate in procurement activities and performance guarantee. Social capital should pay the deposit in non-cash forms such as checks, bills of exchange, promissory notes or letters of guarantee issued by financial institutions and guarantee institutions. The amount of the deposit for participating in procurement activities shall not exceed 2% of the project budget. The amount of performance bond shall not exceed 10% of the total initial investment or asset evaluation value of government and social capital cooperation projects. For service cooperation projects with no fixed assets investment or small investment, the amount of performance bond shall not exceed the average service income of 6 months.

Article 19 The project implementation agency shall organize social capital to conduct on-site inspection or hold a question-and-answer meeting before purchasing, but it shall not organize on-site inspection and question-and-answer meeting with only one social capital alone or separately.

Article 20 The project implementation agency shall set up a special negotiation working group to confirm the procurement results. According to the ranking of the candidate social capitals, the candidate social capitals and the financial institutions that cooperate with them shall negotiate the confirmation of the variable details in the contract before signing, and the winner shall be the first to reach an agreement. Confirm that the negotiation shall not involve the non-negotiable core clauses in the contract, and shall not renegotiate with the social capital ranked first but whose negotiation has been terminated.

Article 21 After the confirmation negotiation is completed, the project implementation agency shall sign a confirmation negotiation memorandum with the selected social capital, and publicize the procurement results and the contract text drawn up according to the procurement documents, response documents, addendum documents and confirmation negotiation memorandum. The publicity period shall not be less than 5 working days. The contract text should take the important commitments and technical documents in the successful social capital response document as annexes. The contents involving state secrets and commercial secrets in the contract text may not be publicized.

After the expiration of the publicity period, the project contract without objection shall be signed by the project implementation agency and the selected social capital after the approval of the government.

If it is necessary to set up a special project company for the project, after the establishment of the project company, the project company and the project implementation agency will re-sign the project contract or sign a supplementary contract to inherit the project contract.

The project implementation agency shall, within 2 working days from the date of signing the project contract, announce the project contract in the media designated by the financial department of the people’s government at or above the provincial level, except for the contents involving state secrets and commercial secrets in the contract.

Article 22 The financial departments of the people’s governments at all levels shall strengthen the supervision and inspection of the procurement activities of PPP projects, and deal with the illegal acts in the procurement activities in a timely manner.

Chapter V Project Implementation

Article 23 Social capital can set up project companies according to law. The government may designate relevant institutions to participate in the project company according to law. Project implementation agencies and financial departments (government and social capital cooperation center) should supervise social capital to set up the project company in full and on time in accordance with the procurement documents and project contracts.

Article 24 Project financing is the responsibility of social capital or project company. Social capital or project companies should promptly carry out financing scheme design, institutional contact, contract signing and financing delivery. Financial departments (government and social capital cooperation center) and project implementation agencies should do a good job in supervision and management to prevent corporate debts from being transferred to the government.

If the social capital or the project company fails to complete the financing as agreed in the project contract, the government may withdraw the performance bond until the project contract is terminated; In case of systemic financial risks or force majeure, the government, social capital or the project company may revise the relevant financing clauses in the contract through consultation according to the project contract.

When the project has major operational or financial risks, which threaten or infringe the interests of creditors, creditors can request social capital or project company to improve management according to the direct intervention agreement or terms signed with the government, social capital or project company. Within the time limit stipulated in the direct intervention agreement or terms, if the major risk has been lifted, the creditor shall stop intervening.

Article 25 The government payment obligations involved in the project contract shall be considered by the financial department in combination with the medium and long-term financial planning, incorporated into the government budget at the same level, and implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of budget management. The financial department (government and social capital cooperation center) and the project implementation agency shall establish a government payment ledger for government and social capital cooperation projects, and strictly control the government financial risks. After the establishment of the government’s comprehensive financial reporting system, the government’s payment obligations in the cooperation projects between the government and social capital should be included in the government’s comprehensive financial reporting.

Article 26 The project implementation agency shall, according to the project contract, supervise the social capital or the project company to fulfill its contractual obligations, regularly monitor the project output performance indicators, prepare quarterly and annual reports, and report them to the financial department (government and social capital cooperation center) for the record.

If the government has the obligation to pay, the project implementing agency shall, according to the output description agreed in the project contract and actual performance, directly or notify the financial department to pay the social capital or the project company in full and on time. If an excess income sharing mechanism is set up, social capital or the project company shall pay the excess income to the government in full and on time according to the project contract.

If the actual performance of the project is better than the agreed standard, the project implementing agency shall implement the incentive clauses agreed in the project contract, which can be used as the basis for whether the contract can be extended at the expiration of the project; If it fails to meet the agreed standards, the project implementation agency shall implement the punishment clauses or relief measures agreed in the project contract.

Article 27 If social capital or the project company violates the project contract, threatening the sustained, stable and safe supply of public goods and services, or endangering national security and major public interests, the government has the right to temporarily take over the project until the early termination procedure of the project is started.

The government may designate qualified institutions to implement temporary takeover. All expenses arising from the temporary takeover of the project will be borne by the defaulting party alone or shared by the responsible parties according to the project contract. Social capital or the temporary takeover expenses that the project company should bear can be deducted from its due termination compensation.

Article 28 In the process of project contract execution and management, project implementing agencies should focus on contract revision, liability for breach of contract and dispute resolution.

(1) Revision of the contract.

According to the conditions and procedures agreed in the project contract, the project implementing agency and social capital or the project company can apply for revising the project contract according to the changes in the social and economic environment, the demand and structure of public goods and services, and implement it after being examined and approved by the government.

(2) Liability for breach of contract.

If the project implementing agency, social capital or project company fails to fulfill the obligations stipulated in the project contract, they shall bear the corresponding liabilities for breach of contract, including stopping the infringement, eliminating the impact, paying liquidated damages, compensating the losses and dissolving the project contract.

(3) Dispute settlement.

In the process of project implementation, according to the project contract, the project implementation agency, social capital or project company may apply for arbitration or bring a civil lawsuit in accordance with the law on matters that are controversial and cannot be reached through consultation.

Article 29 The project implementation agency shall conduct a mid-term evaluation of the project every 3-5 years, focusing on the analysis of the project operation status and the compliance, adaptability and rationality of the project contract; Timely assess the risks of problems found, formulate countermeasures, and report to the financial department (government and social capital cooperation center) for the record.

Article 30 Relevant functional departments of the government should perform administrative supervision duties on the project according to relevant national laws and regulations, focusing on the quality of public products and services, price and charging mechanism, safe production, environmental protection and workers’ rights and interests.

If the social capital or the project company refuses to accept the administrative supervision decision of the government functional departments, it may apply for administrative reconsideration or bring an administrative lawsuit according to law.

Article 31 The government, social capital or project company should publicly disclose the relevant information of the project according to law, protect the public’s right to know and accept social supervision.

Social capital or project company shall disclose the quantity and quality of project output, project operation status and other information. The government should disclose the contract terms, performance monitoring reports, mid-term evaluation reports and major changes or terminations of government and social capital cooperation projects that do not involve state secrets or commercial secrets.

If the public and project stakeholders find that the project is illegal or in breach of contract, or the public products and services are not up to standard, they can submit it to the government functional departments for supervision and inspection.

Chapter VI Project Handover

Article 32 When the project is handed over, the project implementing agency or other agencies designated by the government will recover the project assets agreed in the project contract on behalf of the government.

The project contract should clearly stipulate the transfer form, compensation method, transfer content and transfer standard. Handover forms include termination of handover upon expiration and termination of handover in advance; Compensation methods include free transfer and paid transfer; The transfer contents include project assets, personnel, documents and intellectual property rights; Handover standards include indicators such as equipment integrity rate and minimum serviceable life.

If paid transfer is adopted, the compensation scheme shall be clearly stipulated in the project contract; If there is no agreement or the agreement is unclear, the project implementation agency shall draw up a compensation plan in accordance with the principle of "restoring the same economic status" and report it to the government for approval before implementation.

Article 33 The project implementation agency or other agencies designated by the government shall set up a project handover working group, confirm the handover situation and compensation method with social capital or project company according to the project contract, and formulate an asset evaluation and performance test plan.

The project transfer working group shall entrust an asset appraisal institution with relevant qualifications to conduct asset appraisal on the transferred assets according to the appraisal method agreed in the project contract as the basis for determining the compensation amount.

The project handover working group shall conduct performance tests on the handed-over assets in strict accordance with the performance test scheme and handover standards. If the performance test results are not up to standard, the handover working group shall require social capital or project company to carry out recovery repair, update and reset or withdraw the handover maintenance guarantee.

Article 34 Social capital or project company shall hand over the project assets, intellectual property rights and technical legal documents that meet the performance test requirements, together with the list of assets, to the project implementation agency or other institutions designated by the government, and complete the legal transfer and management transfer procedures. Social capital or project company should cooperate with the smooth transition of project operation.

Article 35 After the handover of the project is completed, the financial department (government and social capital cooperation center) shall organize relevant departments to evaluate the performance of the project output, cost-effectiveness, regulatory effectiveness, sustainability, application of government and social capital cooperation mode, and disclose the evaluation results according to relevant regulations. The evaluation results can be used as a reference for the government to carry out the cooperative management of government and social capital.

Chapter VII Supplementary Provisions

Article 36 This operation guide shall come into force as of the date of issuance and shall be valid for 3 years.

Article 37 The Ministry of Finance shall be responsible for the interpretation of this operation guide.

Attachment: 1. Operation Flow Chart of Government and Social Capital Cooperation Project

2. Noun explanation

Attachment 1

Operation flow chart of government and social capital cooperation project


Attachment 2

Noun interpretation

1. Whole Life Cycle refers to the complete cycle of a project from design, financing, construction, operation, maintenance to termination of handover.

2. Output Specification refers to the economic and technical standards that the project assets should meet after the completion of the project, as well as the delivery scope, standards and performance levels of public goods and services.

3. Value for Money, VFM) refers to the long-term maximum benefits that an organization can obtain by using its available resources. VFM evaluation is a widely used evaluation system in the world to evaluate whether the public goods and services traditionally provided by the government can use the cooperation model of government and social capital, aiming at optimizing the efficiency of public resources allocation and utilization.

4. Public Sector Comparator, PSC) refers to the present value of the total cost of public goods and services provided by the government in the traditional procurement mode during the whole life cycle, which mainly includes the net cost of construction and operation, transferable risk bearing cost, retained risk bearing cost and competitive neutral adjustment cost.

5. User Charge refers to the direct purchase of public goods and services by the final consumer.

6. Viability Gap Funding refers to the economic subsidies given to social capital or project company by the government in the form of financial subsidies, equity investment, preferential loans and other preferential policies, because the fees paid by users are not enough to meet the cost recovery and reasonable return of social capital or project company.

7. Government Payment refers to the direct purchase of public goods and services by the government, which mainly includes Availability Payment, Usage Payment and Performance Payment.

The basis of government payment is mainly the availability of facilities, the usage and quality of products and services.

8. Operations & Maintenance (O&M) refers to the operation mode of government-social capital cooperation projects in which the government entrusts the operation and maintenance of public assets in stock to social capital or project companies, and social capital or project companies are not responsible for user services. The government retains the ownership of assets and only pays the entrusted operation fee to social capital or project company. The term of the contract generally does not exceed 8 years.

9. Management Contract (MC) refers to the project operation mode in which the government entrusts the operation, maintenance and user service of public assets in stock to social capital or project company. The government retains the ownership of assets and only pays management fees to social capital or project companies. Management contracts are usually used as a transitional mode of transfer-operation-transfer, and the contract period is generally not more than 3 years.

10. Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) refers to the project operation mode in which social capital or project company undertakes the responsibilities of design, financing, construction, operation, maintenance and user service of new projects, and the project assets and related rights are handed over to the government after the contract expires. The contract term is generally 20-30 years.

11. Build-Own-Operate (BOO) evolved from BOT mode. The main difference between the two modes is that social capital or the project company owns the project ownership under BOO mode, but the contract must specify the constraint clauses to ensure public welfare, which generally does not involve the handover of the project upon expiration.

12. Transfer-Operate-Transfer (TOT) refers to the project operation mode in which the government transfers the ownership of existing assets to social capital or project company for compensation, which is responsible for operation, maintenance and user service, and the assets and their ownership are handed over to the government after the contract expires. The contract term is generally 20-30 years.

13. Rebuild-operate-transfer (ROT) refers to the project operation mode in which the government adds renovation and expansion contents on the basis of TOT mode. The contract term is generally 20-30 years.

Fujian Tendering and Purchasing Group: The three major sectors have made concerted efforts, and the industry has entered a new "double high"

  This year, Fujian Province Tendering and Purchasing Group Co., Ltd. witnessed great events and good deeds.

  Brand, won the annual top ten brands of China tendering agency, the top 100 consulting service agencies of China PPP project, and the national advanced productivity model enterprise award; In the main business, the provincial environmental protection design institute, the design institute of the University of Technology and the consulting supervision of the University of Technology have become a member of the group in different forms, such as capital increase and holding, decoupling and transfer, and are moving towards a comprehensive technical service group; Strategically, high-tech industrialization projects such as large-capacity solid-state lithium batteries, intelligent robots and three-dimensional codes, which have invested or participated in, are progressing smoothly, making a good start for a new round of transformation and development; In terms of capital operation, Fujian Tendering Co., Ltd. was formally established, and the "6 18" industrial equity investment fund entered operation …

  In the structural reform of the supply side, the provincial bidding group has formed a trend of "double highs" of high-end service industry and high-tech industry. "In the face of the new normal of economic development, with the guidance and support of the provincial SASAC, we focus on developing three major sectors of business. While providing excellent engineering and technical consulting services, we integrate resources to invest in new formats such as modern logistics parks, and rely on the’ 6 18′ platform to develop high-tech industries." Chen Wu, Party Secretary and Chairman of the Group, summed up the development ideas of the Group.

  Seize the opportunity to create new advantages in the main business

  In mid-October this year, 20 departments, including the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Education, jointly announced the third batch of government-social capital cooperation (PPP) demonstration projects, and 25 projects in Fujian Province were listed, 15 of which were consulted by Fujian Provincial Bidding and Purchasing Group. It is no accident that this achievement was achieved.

  Fujian tendering and purchasing group was formerly known as Fuzhou mechanical and electrical equipment tendering company, which was established in 1988. In 1990, it became the institution directly under the former Provincial Economic and Trade Commission. In 1992, it was renamed as Fujian mechanical and electrical equipment tendering company. In 2010, it was restructured with the approval of the provincial government and became the only technical service group enterprise among provincial state-owned enterprises.

  Over the years, the Provincial Tendering and Purchasing Group has kept up with the new development direction of the industry, constantly improved the industrial chain of engineering technical consulting services, and formed business sectors such as engineering consulting, tendering agency, cost consulting, project agent construction, engineering supervision, engineering design, test and geographical mapping, etc. It has obvious advantages in technical consulting services such as bidding, and its business scale and economic benefits have always been among the best in the technical consulting industry of engineering construction projects in China.

  "The 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China proposed that the market should play a decisive role in resource allocation, and the PPP model has become an important measure for the reform of investment and financing systems in various places. We promptly deployed excellent teams and set up PPP consulting centers, becoming the first batch of warehousing PPP consulting institutions in Fujian Province, providing project owners with consulting services in the whole process, such as preliminary preparation, investment selection and social capital, negotiation and assistance in signing agreements. " Chen Wu said.

  The Provincial Tendering Group has also developed and built an electronic tendering and purchasing platform in combination with "internet plus" to help the work of the national electronic tendering and bidding innovation pilot province in our province. The platform for purchasing bulk materials, the exhibition platform for state-owned enterprises and private enterprises, and the 6.18 "Double Creation" cloud platform are being gradually popularized and applied with the support of relevant departments. With the help of "internet plus", the Group has continuously broadened the breadth and depth of services, vigorously developed high-end services throughout the process, and changed to professional and consulting services, effectively upgrading the main business of existing technical consulting services.

  Break through the new format of orderly layout in change

  On December 2nd, at the "2016′ Sky Map Fujian’ Achievement Application Promotion Conference" hosted by the Provincial Basic Geographic Information Center, Fujian Jingwei Surveying and Mapping Information Co., Ltd. proposed a complete solution based on the UAV’s’ Sky Map Fujian’ small area image rapid update mechanism, which aroused great interest of the docking party.

  In the information age, data is king. Jingwei Surveying and Mapping Company, an enterprise owned by Provincial Tendering Group, got rid of the shackles of traditional surveying and mapping, made great efforts to tap the socialized application of surveying and mapping geographic information industry, further expanded the application of surveying and mapping geographic information in smart cities, smart transportation, smart tourism and other industries, and actively created consumer goods based on surveying and mapping information, such as food, clothing, housing and transportation, which served the public, and achieved fruitful results.

  In recent years, in the process of integration and reorganization, the provincial bidding group has repeatedly made moves to integrate resources from all sides, create new advantages and lay out new formats.

  With the transfer of Provincial Traffic Construction Engineering Supervision Consulting Co., Ltd., Provincial Road Port Engineering Consulting Co., Ltd. and Provincial Traffic Construction Engineering Test and Detection Co., Ltd. into wholly-owned subsidiaries, the Group has increased investment in high-end equipment and consolidated the authority and leading advantages of these companies in traffic engineering related fields in our province. In September last year, Provincial Traffic Construction Engineering Test and Testing Co., Ltd. passed the national laboratory accreditation qualification evaluation. In June this year, the provincial and local standard "Technical Specification for Inspection and Evaluation of Prestressed Construction Quality of Highway Engineering Concrete Bridges" edited by the company passed the examination and approval of the Provincial Bureau of Quality and Technical Supervision, filling the gap in our province; In November, two provincial and local standards, "Technical Specification for Testing Compactness of Road Fill Subgrade by Electromagnetic Method" and "Technical Specification for Installation and Replacement of Bridge Bearings", were reviewed and approved.

  While laying a solid foundation, the Group is building an experimental testing base in Pushang Industrial Zone, Jinshan, Fuzhou, which provides good conditions for the development of testing business to be specialized, sophisticated and sophisticated. While investing in the establishment of Fujian Intelligent Maintenance Engineering Co., Ltd., it will integrate the superior resources of all ownership enterprises and apply big data to develop businesses focusing on health inspection and intelligent maintenance of roads and bridges.

  The provincial tendering group also cooperated with Putian Jiaotou Group to develop the logistics park project of Putian train freight station area. While providing comprehensive project development consultation and construction management, Fujian Minzhao Logistics Park Construction and Development Co., Ltd. will be jointly funded to carry out unified planning, investment, financing, construction and management of park projects, and introduce social capital investment or organize logistics enterprises to participate in investment and development. This project, with a total investment of 5.8 billion yuan, plans to build five parks, namely, e-commerce logistics zone, multimodal transport logistics zone, smart logistics industrial zone, commerce logistics zone and bulk cargo logistics zone, which will be built into a demonstration industrial park in Putian City, integrating e-commerce and its supporting facilities, interacting with the sales, distribution, warehousing and trade of products in surrounding industrial parks, forming a seamless connection with physical stores, and creating a new format of modern logistics construction and operation.

  In addition, this year, it also signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement with Ningde Urban Construction Group, which will carry out all-round cooperation in project management, engineering consulting services and investment and development of new logistics platforms.

  Keep a close eye on "6 18" and cultivate new growth points

  Recently, Fujian Judian New Energy Co., Ltd., a holding subsidiary of the bidding group, completed the bidding for the renovation project of the comprehensive office building, and is preparing to start related projects. The company introduced the patented technology of "Large-capacity solid-state power lithium battery" from Beijing Shenzhou Judian, implemented industrialization in Wuyi New District, and will produce large-capacity polymer lithium-ion batteries by stages.

  Marching into high-tech industries, the provincial bidding group is taking solid steps.

  In 2015, the provincial government decided to hand over the market-oriented operation function of the China Strait Project Fair (referred to as "6 18"), which has been successfully held for more than ten sessions, and approved the group to initiate the establishment of the "6 18" industrial equity investment fund to carry out the incubation and industrialization of the "6 18" docking project.

  Seize the opportunity of docking cutting-edge scientific and technological achievements, the provincial tendering group has successively invested and established Fujian 618 Industrial Development Co., Ltd., Minzhao Industrial Investment Fund Management Co., Ltd., 618 Information Technology Co., Ltd. and other ownership companies.

  This year, "6 18" was operated by the group for the first time. According to the work arrangement of the provincial party committee and government, closely centering on the "June 18th" strategic plan, and under the guidance of the provincial development and reform commission, the provincial tendering group promoted all the work with the concept of "government guidance, market-oriented operation and professional management" and achieved good results.

  The Group also organized professional teams to actively search for high-tech projects in line with the national and provincial key industrial policies through the "6 18" platform. On the one hand, the "6.18" industrial equity investment fund will drive more social capital to participate in the incubation and industrialization of the "6.18" docking project and strengthen the transformation effect of the "6.18" project; On the other hand, it directly participates in the landing industrialization of some projects by means of equity investment, laying the foundation for the development of high-tech industries.

  "Large-capacity solid-state power lithium battery" is the exhibition project of "June 18th" this year. On June 21st, the tendering group signed an investment intention cooperation agreement with the project and the three-dimensional code project. At present, the project has basically completed the preliminary work and is preparing to start construction, while the three-dimensional code project is also progressing in an orderly manner and the investment will be completed in the near future. In addition, after the "6 18" exhibition, the bidding group also actively docked with Haixi Research Institute of Chinese Academy of Sciences and reached cooperation intentions on six-axis joint robots and other projects.

  "While running’ 6 18′ well, relying on this innovative platform, we will seize the link of transformation and industrialization of scientific and technological achievements, promote the transformation and upgrading of’ 6 18′, and at the same time invest in a number of high-tech transformation projects, making it a new growth point and the focus of transformation and upgrading of the Group." Chen Wu said.

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Paxlovid It has been approved for listing in more than 50 countries around the world.

but Paxlovid Its use in the real world is full of controversy.

"I thank the pharmaceutical companies for providing patients with effective COVID-19 therapy. But I am also frustrated that these companies seem to be in complete control of the situation, and I believe that Americans can get more benefits from pharmaceutical giants as long as our regulators dare to ask. Paxlovid was approved based on a study that seems to exaggerate the benefits that most Americans can get from this drug, rather than providing us with more information about it. " This is a primary care doctor at Weill Cornell Medical College in new york when talking about Covid-19’s therapeutic drugs. Paul Fenyves Some feelings.

Among the antiviral drugs in COVID-19, Pfizer’s Paxlovid Has become an obvious winner for two reasons:

Firstly, compared with monoclonal antibodies and Remdesivir, Paxlovid, as a pill, is easier to administer.

Secondly, Paxlovid seems to be very effective. A clinical trial shows that,Hospitalization or death of high-risk patients who received treatment decreased by 89%..

It seems to be very effective because there is a problem: FDA’s emergency use authorization (EUA) for Paxlovid is only based on the data of a single trial, and the trial only includes people who have never been vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine before. At present, 76% of American adults have been vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine, and it is estimated that 58% of Americans have been infected with Covid-19, so the experiment supporting Paxlovid EUA is not directly applicable to most Americans.

This means that doctors who treat patients with COVID-19 do not know to what extent (if any) Paxlovid can benefit patients who have been vaccinated. Doctors only have hope and speculation, and continue to prescribe Paxlovid to high-risk patients in COVID-19, but they are not sure whether they are really helping them.

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Paxlovid Generic has been authorized in 95 countries.

History seems familiar.

Paxlovid’s current situation is reminiscent of previous antiviral drugs.oseltamivirIt was also controversial during the outbreak of swine flu.

Influenza kills an average of 40,000 Americans and hundreds of thousands of people around the world every year, so everyone is trying to develop antiviral drugs that can reduce its severity. Roche first introduced it in 1999.oseltamivir (oseltamivir), it is such a drug. Clinical studies reported by Roche show that existing evidence shows that Tamiflu reduces the risk of pneumonia, which is a common and important complication of influenza. For many years, doctors’ impression of using Tamiflu is that it reduces the risk of serious diseases.

Tamiflu (oseltamivir phosphate capsule) is indicated for the treatment of influenza A and B in adults and children over one year old. Patients should use it within 48 hours of the first symptom.

Tamiflu was included in the list of essential drugs by WHO. During the influenza outbreak in 2009, governments all over the world spent a lot of money to reserve a lot of Tamiflu to protect their citizens, because its manufacturer said, "Trust us, it works!" .

The Cochrane Collaboration made a meta-analysis of the clinical trial data of oseltamivir (Tamiflu) and zanamivir (Legonqing of GSK) and all published literature research results, and formed a comprehensive report, which was published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) on April 10th, 2014.

The report pointed out that, oseltamivir can reduce the proportion of symptomatic influenza in prevention research.It can shorten the time needed for symptom relief in treatment research; However, there is no obvious effect in improving the hospitalization rate, and there is no strong evidence to support the reduction of influenza complications such as pneumonia, which has no obvious effect in reducing the spread of the virus. At the same time, it also questioned the practice of many countries in the world to reserve Tamiflu to prevent influenza pandemic.

In response to these reports, Roche issued a statement saying that it disagreed with the overall conclusion of Cochrane Collaboration Group. This report did not include all the data about Tamiflu, "only included 20 research data from 77 clinical trials they had mastered, and excluded the actual data obtained from observational trials".

However, in 2017, WHO adjusted Tamiflu from "core drug" in the list of essential drugs to "supplementary drug", and the applicable population was hospitalized critically ill patients who were diagnosed or suspected of influenza.

Although many doctors are skeptical about Tamiflu, they are like Paul Fenyves Similarly, they can’t ignore a drug that may be helpful to patients, especially the drug approved by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Therefore, doctors continue to prescribe Tamiflu to patients with high-risk influenza, hoping that the advantages outweigh the disadvantages.

Paxlovid’s data

Paxlovid’s situation is not exactly the same as Tamiflu’s, but there must be some "historical reappearance": doctors have to make clinical decisions on antiviral drugs for respiratory viruses without sufficient data.

There are two noteworthy facts about the people who participated in the Paxlovid trial. They were not vaccinated with Covid-19 vaccine and had never been infected with Covid-19 before.

First of all, even if the Paxlovid trial began in July 2021, only a few Americans were in the category of unvaccinated and uninfected with Covid-19, so the test results were never directly applicable to most Americans.

Secondly, Paxlovid is obviously more effective for people who have not been vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine or have never been infected before, so the experiments supporting its use exaggerate the benefits that most people see from the drug.

Maybe you will say that Pfizer has started to test Paxlovid in high-risk population who have been vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine, yes, but this trial is a mixture of vaccinated and unvaccinated patients, which may confuse the problem. More importantly, the test results will not be released until November 2022.

On April 29th, Pfizer released a phase II/III clinical (EPIC-PEP) study of Paxlovid for post-exposure prevention. The results show that,Paxlovid failed to reach the main end point, that is, effectively preventing the infection of family members who had contact with confirmed patients in COVID-19.. Therefore, Paxlovid has no preventive effect.

Who cares?

Pfizer’s first experiment exaggerated the efficacy of Paxlovid, which is not surprising, because as a pharmaceutical company, it has endless motivation to maximize its influence and promote sales.

But to everyone’s surprise, the US federal government will buy Paxlovid worth $5 billion, without Pfizer’s quick action to answer this basic question: "How does Paxlovid perform in high-risk groups who have been vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine or previously infected?"

Paxlovid costs $530 (about 3,500 yuan) for a five-day course of treatment, but if there is no proper data, it is impossible to judge whether it is a good deal or a bad one. For example, if it is necessary to prescribe 10,000 courses of Paxlovid for people over 65 who have been vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine to prevent one hospitalization, then a government may not place an order immediately; On the contrary, if 10 people can avoid a hospitalization by taking Paxlovid, they will be in a hurry to buy more.

However, if we don’t know the performance of Paxlovid in people who have been vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine, it is impossible to make such calculations.

In addition, given the history of Tamiflu, the requirements for data transparency and independent review should be cautious.

Some people may say, even if we finally learn that Paxlovid’s benefits from people who have been vaccinated or infected before are greatly weakened, who cares?

But this problem is a symbol of a bigger problem: we lack the much-needed independent review of drug clinical trials.

Americans have seen scandals caused by poor supervision. When Covid-19 appeared, the pharmaceutical industry performed exceptionally well, providing safe and effective vaccines in record time. But before that, many Americans had "learned" not to trust Big Pharma, so many people (tragically) rejected this life-saving intervention.

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Comparison of Action Mechanism between COVID-19 Vaccine and Oral Medicine

The discussion around "vaccine indecision" mainly focuses on false information, but what is missing is to admit that the pharmaceutical industry has wasted public trust for decades.

Instead of continuing to feel depressed about people who have not been vaccinated, we should reflect on ourselves and then start rebuilding the public’s trust step by step, which will be a long-term work.

Online celebrity male anchor creates a "gentle trap". Many female fans lose both money and money.

Online celebrity male anchor creates a "gentle trap". Many female fans lose both money and money.

  The criminal suspect Lemou confessed to the crime of fraud by shaking audio and video. Photo courtesy of the police

  Zhongxin. com, Changchun, September 18 (Sun Boyan, Chai Jiaquan) Changchun police reported on the 18 th that the police cracked a live webcast platform — — In the fraud case carried out by Shaking Audio and Video, one suspect was arrested, and many cases were solved in the first instance, involving more than 5 million yuan.

  The case was jointly cracked by the Second Squadron of Criminal Police Brigade of Erdao Branch of Changchun Public Security Bureau and Qianjinbao Police Station. According to the police, in late July this year, the Qianjinbao police station in Erdao District of Changchun City received several reports from young women, claiming that they knew an anchor on the vibrato video, and after becoming a fan, they brushed gifts for him in the live broadcast room for a long time.

  The anchor wooed through emotion and established a love relationship with many victims at the same time.

  Lin Jiansen, political commissar of the Interpol Brigade of Erdao Branch of Changchun Municipal Public Security Bureau, said that the anchor tricked the victim into brushing gifts and filling tasks on the platform by setting up a media company to distribute the shares of the guild or because of difficulties in life. The victim believed it and brushed gifts for him in the live broadcast room with amounts ranging from several thousand yuan to several hundred thousand yuan.

  Lin Jiansen said that when the victim had no money to brush the gift or could not complete the task, the criminal suspect cut him off from the WeChat friend to achieve the purpose of illegally possessing property.

  Zhang Tong, director of Qianjinbao Police Station of Erdao Branch of Changchun Public Security Bureau, said that the main suspect in this case had 188,000 fans on the Tik Tok online platform and was praised by 1.38 million people. He was a typical public figure in online celebrity, with great social influence and far-reaching negative demonstration effect.

  After the case occurred, Song Jindong, deputy head of Erdao District of Changchun City and director of the public security bureau, attached great importance to it, dispatched elite police forces from criminal police, Netan and police stations to set up a task force, and held several case judgment meetings to analyze the case, determine the investigation direction and guide the case investigation. The police of the task force collected and fixed a large amount of evidence from Beijing, Shanghai, Nanjing, Harbin and other places.

  On the afternoon of September 17, the police of the task force decisively closed the net, arrested the suspect Le Mou in a residential area in Erdao District, Changchun City, and seized a large number of crime tools and posters such as laptops and mobile phones on the spot.

  After the trial, the suspect Lemou confessed to the crime of fraud by shaking audio and video. At present, the person has been under criminal detention and the case is under further investigation.