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Are the days of earning 4 billion yuan without doing anything back? After selling goods worth 24.4 billion yuan, the net profit evaporated by 500 million yuan. Who is eating into Wangwang’s profits?
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For the fiscal year 2025 (April 2024 to March 2025), Wangwang's revenue increased slightly by 3.8% to 24.4 billion yuan, but its net profit plummeted by 11.5% to 3.837 billion yua…
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May Silicon Valley Research Reflections
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Through a month of firsthand observations in Silicon Valley, the author compares the progress of AI in March with the current state and makes several key judgments: The arrival of…
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Xie Na's Concert, Zhang Zetian's Podcast
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This article reveals a phenomenon through three examples: Xie Na holding a concert, Zhang Zetian launching a podcast, and Lei Jun having a discussion with Liu Zhenyun. It show…
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"Sailis' High-Tech Valuation: Just A Short Step Away from a Change in Perception"
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The current new energy vehicle (NEV) sector has been unfairly penalized due to the diversion of funds by AI and a sluggish market sentiment, but its long-term growth trend is clea…
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"5,000 Majors Canceled in 5 Years: A Major Reorganization of University Programs—is It Really Happening?"
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In the past five years, over 5,000 programs have been discontinued at national universities across the country. Once-popular majors such as foreign languages, law, and public affa…
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The Qinghai-Tibet Railway has been in operation for 20 years, and the group of young intellectuals who used to visit it for the "check-in" experience has changed three generations over that time.
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This article uses the 20th anniversary of the opening of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway as a thread to recount the tremendous changes in Tibet from being a region with isolated transpo…
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Revealing the truth about “hand-crafted 5-nanometer technology”: It’s not all hype!
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Recently, a TV program featuring "Great Chinese Craftsmen" demonstrated a skill where an iron block was attached to a heavy object, and there were rumors that the surface had been…
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"The claim that China has an oversupply of computing power is a false proposition, but something even more dangerous is happening."
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This article discusses the claim by JPMorgan Chase that "80% of data centers in China are idle," clarifying a crucial misconception: Data centers are not equivalent to intelligent…
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AI Makes Its Debut at the World Cup: How Many Points Will It Score?
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The 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico will be the one with the deepest integration of AI: from coaches' tactical analysis and referee assistance to fans…
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"Secret live-streaming 'pig-slaughtering' scams target middle-aged and elderly people: They pay actors to perform the scenarios, with some streamers earning 30 million yuan in a month."
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This news report exposes a sophisticated scam targeting the elderly through live streaming: Some streamers (often backed by MCN agencies) create fictional personas and concoct mel…
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Shenzhen's Comprehensive Tourism Planning: Aim to Become a City "Worth Staying In"
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This article focuses on the challenges and transformation strategies for tourism in Shenzhen: In 2023, Shenzhen welcomed 170 million visitors, but 60% were business travelers, and…
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Revealing the True Controller of *ST Dongzhi Xin: Wang Jianying: The Hundred-Million Private Fund No Longer Shines, and the Industrial Capital Is Relatively Small
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*ST Dongzhi (a company on the brink of delisting) has changed its owner for the second time this year, with the new buyer being Wang Jianying from Ningxia Dongtai Energy. After th…
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YONEX's moat is the disdain chain within the badminton community
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In a sector where sports goods companies are closing inefficient community stores and focusing on flagship outlets in key shopping areas, the badminton brand YONEX is taking a dif…
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Trams are getting insanely larger, leaving nowhere for parking spaces!
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This news article focuses on the industry trend of electric vehicles (EVs) becoming larger and larger, analyzing three main reasons behind this phenomenon: the demand for more int…
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Xing Bo strikes again: After criticizing world models last time, it’s now the turn of intelligent agents
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In their latest paper, "Critique of Agent Models," Professor Xing Bo and his team address the overused concept of "agents" in current technology. They distinguish between two type…
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Television Sets Are Being Pushed Out of Living Rooms by Chinese Consumers: They Are Used No More Than 10 Times a Year
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The television, once the central focus in family living rooms and one of the “three essential items” for weddings, is now being neglected by more and more people. In 2025, China’s…
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Young people might really stop drinking baijiu this time.
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This article uses the lukewarm reception of alcohol consumption during the World Cup as a starting point to discuss the declining popularity of beer and baijiu among young people.…
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Fudan University's semiconductor "little giant" has had its IPO application approved, aiming to raise 1.2 billion yuan; products will be manufactured on SMIC's production lines.
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Shanghai Yinguang is a semiconductor precision motion platform manufacturer founded in 2019, which specializes in producing high-precision moving components for semiconductor equi…
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Don't rush to cook; prepare in advance. This generation of consumers has really turned things upside down with their demand for Tài Er pickled fish dishes.
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Tai Er’s Pickled Fish restaurant faced a major crisis due to the revelation that its claim of “freshly prepared fish” was a lie. The company then made a dramatic shift to a “fresh…
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How Do Japanese Turn Fermentation into a Health and Mystery-related Practice?
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Japanese fermented foods are not inherently associated with a "refined aesthetic" or "health benefits." Their origin can be traced back to the survival struggles of ancient lower-…