In recent years, through strictly controlling emissions, industrial transformation and upgrading, and marine ecological restoration, coastlines have shown a scene of "clear water, clean beaches, gulls flying, people living in harmony with the sea." Xiamen is accelerating its green transformation of ports, while Shenzhen and Hong Kong are deepening collaborative governance of Dagangwan by jointly conducting coral conservation and beach-cleaning actions. Monitoring shows that more than 85% of water quality areas in 283 bays meet excellent standards, with 117 achieving comprehensive excellent water quality. The habitats of rare species have been effectively protected.

On June 13, the Sixth General Meeting of the China Institute of Market Supervision and Management was held in Beijing. Liu Jun, a member of the party group and deputy director of the General Administration of Market Supervision, and secretary of the party committee of the directly subordinate organ, attended the meeting and spoke. The meeting pointed out that the Society has been an important position for theoretical innovation and academic exchanges in the field of market supervision in China so far. In recent years, based on the practical fertile soil for the development of market supervision, the Society has closely focused on the central task, solidly promoted theoretical research, academic exchanges, publicity and popularization, and talent training, providing strong intellectual support for the modernization of the market supervision system and supervision capacity. The Society must always follow the guidance of Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era, adhere to the political founding, academic standing, innovation strengthening, and talent promotion, firmly orient the political direction of the "fixed plate star", create a graduate student force in market supervision, become an empowered market supervision practitioner, expand the market supervision research "circle of friends", and make new and greater contributions to promoting the high-quality development of the cause of market supervision during the "15th Five-Year Plan" period. The meeting deliberated and adopted the work report of the fifth council, conducted the election of the new council, and clarified the target tasks and work priorities for the next five years. Liu Min was elected President of the 6th Council of the Chinese Association of Market Supervision and Management, Ye Baowen, Miu Dan, Zhang Jinjing, Yan Jirong, Shi Jianzhong, Gu Feng, Liao Zheng, and Sui Guodong were elected Vice President, and Chen Yunpeng was elected Secretary-General. Nearly 200 representatives of members and candidates for director of the China Institute of Market Supervision and Management attended the meeting.

At the signing ceremony of the Green Energy Pavilion during the 10th South China Expo, a total of 257 billion yuan worth of energy projects involving 18 agreements were signed, covering wind power, photovoltaic, and cross-border energy cooperation. Special emphasis was placed on enhancing cross-border power interconnectivity and clean energy development to deepen cooperation with Southeast Asian countries and promote the construction of China's major energy corridor towards Southeast Asia.

Chen Yuzhen, a Kuomintang legislator, visited China to participate in the Straits Forum and made three demands to Wang Huning, Chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, such as opening up Kinmen tourism, piloting a sales platform for Jinxia agricultural and fishery products, and striving for tariff relief for specific goods. (Provided by Chen Yuzhen's National Assembly Office) Chen Yuzhen, a Kuomintang legislator, recently said that it was "possible to unite across the shore" by participating in the Straits Forum. The results can be displayed by the Land Commission. She pleaded with Wang Shuning, chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, to open more provinces to Chinese people to travel to Kinmen and reduce tariffs on Kinmen sorghum imports. In response to Chen Yuzhen's visit to the Straits Forum to discuss "preferential payment" measures, informed officials were interviewed today to criticize how Chen Yuzhen could go to the United Nations. Now Chinese tourists are almost all "poor travel" to Kinmen, and her appeal is just to ask for fish. The Straits Forum was held in Xiamen on June 13. The ALC banned local chiefs and central authorities from attending. Chen Yuzhen participated as a "Taiwan guest and representative of the people of Kinmen County". She made three demands to Wang Huning, such as opening up more Chinese provinces to Kinmen tourism, piloting Jinxia's agricultural and fishery products sales platform, and striving for Kinmen's origin determination to prove that certain goods can be exempted from tariffs or reduced. Read on... In this regard, officials familiar with the cross-strait situation pointed out that Chen Yuzhen wants to help Kinmen recruit more tourists, or agricultural products, Kinmen sorghum sales to China to reduce tariffs, which is to be highly dependent on China, once the situation on both sides of the strait down, Kinmen will suffer the most....

During the visit of Kuomintang Chairman Zheng Liwen to the United States, he was furious by a large number of Chinese people traveling to the United States as a "traitor" and a "Chinese Communist Party spy", which aroused international attention. (Excerpted from the "Photographer's Diary" Facebook Powder, Synthesized by this newspaper) During his delegation's visit to the United States, Kuomintang Chairman Zheng Liwen repeatedly shared a table with officials of the United Front Department of the Communist Party of China and Chinese advocates of reunification of Taiwan. It is also suspected that members of the Chinese gang "Fuqing Gang" served as fleet security guards, and publicly intimidated protesting Chinese travelers to the United States. The online celebrity "Bajong" Wen Ziyu broke the news last (13) day. Zheng Liwen was protested by a large group of Chinese travelers to the United States, who angrily accused her of being a "traitor" and a "Communist Party spy", which attracted the attention of the whole network. "Bajiong" posted on Facebook and Threads yesterday evening that Zheng Liwen had visited the United States "three times". The video shows that Zheng Liwen, who arrived in Maryland, USA, had just gotten off the bus and was about to enter the "China Garden Han Gong" restaurant. Immediately, a group of people with a strong Chinese accent stood across the road and shouted angrily at her: "Zheng Liwen, a Communist Party spy, a traitor, a pitcher, a traitor to the Republic of China, and a traitor cannot compromise with a communist!" Please continue reading...

German media analysis points out that due to China's continued insistence on unifying Taiwan by force, the reliance of high-end semiconductor chips from Taiwan has already put global economy at great risk. (Reuters) [compiled and reported by Lu Yongshan] According to an analysis article published recently in Germany's Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, the Taipei International Computer Exhibition (Computex) held in early June sent a clear message: as AI increasingly enters more industrial sectors and households, global economy's reliance on Taiwan is deepening further because almost all high-end semiconductor chips used for AI come from Taiwan. Due to China's continued insistence on unifying Taiwan by force, the global economy has been placed at great risk due to its dependence on Taiwan's high-end semiconductor chips. In an article titled 'The Dangerous Dependence on Taiwan', Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung wrote that in the 1990s, TSMC rapidly rose to prominence by outsourcing chip production for Western technology companies. Western enterprises outsourced what they viewed as unimportant production processes, allowing TSMC to develop and grow over several decades into a highly complex and extremely expensive large-scale production base. Taiwan has developed a complete ecosystem comprising research institutions, suppliers, and downstream enterprises. Given this situation, it is difficult for any other country to replicate Taiwan's semiconductor industry success. Please continue reading...