Why Do We Always Board Planes from the Left? Historical and Safety ConsiderationsHave you ever noticed that, regardless of the aircraft you board, we always enter through the left side door? This isn't a coincidence; it's rooted in a rich history and thoughtful safety considerations.A Habit Stemming from the Age of SailingThe tradition of boarding planes from the left can be traced back to ancient seafaring...

10 Years Later, Alibaba Returns to Hong Kong: From "Impossible" to "Essential"On August 23, Alibaba announced that it would formally complete its primary listing in Hong Kong on August 28, achieving a dual primary listing in New York and Hong Kong. This marks a shift in Alibaba's listing status in Hong Kong from "secondary listing" to "primary listing," signifying the fulfillment of its return after a decade of "reluctant measures...

Will the Physical ID Card Become a Thing of the Past? "Black Technology" Brings an Identity Revolution, How Should the Elderly Cope?The second-generation ID card has become an integral part of our daily lives, but now news is emerging that it may be discontinued soon. Replacing it is an astonishing "black technology" that will fundamentally change the way we verify our identities...

China's Telecommunications Revenue Shows Steady Growth, Emerging Businesses are Highlights...

Chinese Companies Strike Back! Feims China Boycotts EVA Group, Defending National DignityA controversy sparked in Paris during the summer of 2024 swiftly took over the Chinese internet, becoming a hot topic of discussion. The heart of the storm was a hotel once favored by Chinese tourists the Evergreen Laurel Hotel and the complex situation it brought about, involving national dignity and corporate responsibility...

Connecting One Set-Top Box to Two TVs: Easy Home Entertainment SharingIn modern families, television has become one of the main forms of home entertainment. With the development of technology, more and more people are starting to use set-top boxes to watch TV programs...

EU and US Lead in Quantum Patents: How Can China Catch Up?The global distribution of quantum information technology patents released by the World Intellectual Property Organization has drawn significant attention. The report shows that the EU leads with 2836 patents, followed by the US with 2665 patents and Japan with 1812 patents...

Stop Playing Games, America: The Moon Soil Dispute Exposes Your Selfishness and HypocrisyAmerica has been acting like a scorned lover, whining about China's successful retrieval of lunar soil with the Chang'e-6 mission and their invitation to 18 countries for research, excluding NASA. They seem to have forgotten the existence of the "Wolf Amendment," a law signed by Obama himself, with extremely stringent provisions...

Thailand Plane Crash: How Safe Are Small Aircraft Really?On August 22nd, a small plane en route from Suvarnabhumi Airport in Thailand to Trat province in the south crashed in Pak Chong district, Nakhon Ratchasima province, killing 9 people. Following the accident, concerns about the safety of small aircraft have gained widespread attention...

The Legacy of the Soviet Union: A Crucial Link in China's Aviation Engine DevelopmentThe collapse of the Soviet Union marked the end of an era and triggered a global redistribution of resources and technology. Russia, as the main successor to the Soviet Union, naturally took over most of the territory and military industry...

South-to-North Water Diversion Project: A Decade of Change and a Symbol of Engineering ProwessOver the past 30 years, China has undertaken countless large-scale infrastructure projects, some of which have garnered international attention, such as the Three Gorges Dam and the South-to-North Water Diversion Project. The latter, in particular, has sparked heated debates since its inception, with some expressing concerns about its potential negative impact on the domestic environment...

WeChat Password "Database Collision": Unemployed Man in Guangxi Finds Lost Phone, Launches Frenzy of Account TheftIn 2022, Sheng, an unemployed man in Guangxi, unexpectedly found a phone without a screen lock password. He discovered that the owner's WeChat account was still logged in, and the account and password were saved in the Favorites section...