2024 Huawei Whole-House Intelligence Design Competition: Where Technology Meets Aesthetics for a Smart and Beautiful LifeWith the continuous development of the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence technology, space intelligence is accelerating, bringing unprecedented convenience and comfort to people's lives. To better integrate smart home technology with space design, help designers better grasp the development trend of space intelligence, and bring smarter and better living experiences to consumers, Huawei Whole-House Intelligence, together with Guangzhou Design Week, has jointly launched the "2024 Huawei Whole-House Intelligence Design Competition"...

32-Year-Old Shop Owner Dies by Suicide: Who Will Save Brick-and-Mortar Businesses?On July 12th, a tragedy unfolded at the Fuchun Road Comprehensive Market in Chengdu. The owner of a shop was found hanging from his own sign, his lifeless feet dangling beneath the rolled-up storefront door...

"Radish Express": Who's Playing the Big Game Behind Cheap Rides? Suddenly appearing on the streets of Wuhan, "Radish Express" - an autonomous taxi service - operates without drivers, yet offers prices that are jaw-droppingly low. Some boast of journeys covering 10 kilometers for less than 4 yuan, cheaper even than public transportation...

The Hupan University Controversy: A Game of Capital and Education, Who Pays for the Future?Hupan University, a private educational institution founded by Jack Ma that brings together China's top entrepreneurs, has attracted countless eyes and sparked much controversy. It is hailed as the "West Point of China's Business World," but it has also been criticized for its elitist and closed-door operation model, and the potential risks behind its capital operation, ultimately leading to its closure by regulators...

A Comprehensive Comparison of Domestic Mobile Phone System Purity: Who is Truly "Minimalist"?The mobile phone system serves as the bridge between users and hardware, and its experience directly impacts user satisfaction. In recent years, domestic mobile phone manufacturers have been continuously exploring and optimizing system functions and pre-installed applications...

The Barber Shop Closure Wave: Whose Fault?From bustling street-side shops to luxurious influencer-approved salons, barber shops were once an indispensable part of life. However, in recent years, a strong wave of closures has swept through the barbering industry, and the once ubiquitous village barbershop is becoming increasingly scarce...

American Astronauts "Stranded" in Space, Boeing's Starliner Faces Long Road Home: Who Will Come to the Rescue?The incident of American astronauts being "stranded" in space has once again thrust Boeing's Starliner spacecraft into the spotlight. This spacecraft, touted as America's next-generation human spaceflight vehicle, has faced repeated delays in its return journey, leaving the fate of two astronauts hanging in the balance and exposing the "awkward" state of the American space program...

Kerosene Mixed with Soybean Oil: Who is Obstructing the Truth?Recently, Han Futao, chief reporter of the Beijing News, revealed the shocking incident of China Storage and Logistics Group (Sinograin) directly loading edible soybean oil after unloading kerosene, sparking widespread concern across society. After the incident was exposed, Sinograin quickly apologized and reflected on its actions, and launched an investigation...

"Tightening the Belt": Who Pays for Thrift?In recent years, the term "tightening the belt" has frequently appeared in the public eye, especially as the People's Daily recently published an article advocating thrift, sparking widespread discussion. While it is undeniable that, under the current economic circumstances, the state's call for thrift and resource conservation is justified, the real questions we need to address are: How can we make thrift a shared consensus, and how can we prevent "tightening the belt" from becoming a burden on ordinary people?"Increasing Revenue and Reducing Expenditure" Shouldn't Be Paid for by Ordinary PeopleThe People's Daily explicitly stated in the article that "it is unacceptable to make ordinary people bear the brunt of increasing revenue," which undoubtedly safeguards the interests of ordinary citizens and is a pursuit of social fairness...

Astronauts Who Died in Space: What Happens to Their Remains?IntroductionYang Liwei, China's first astronaut in space, his name and his dashing spacesuit inspired countless young people to dream of becoming astronauts and exploring the vast universe. However, space is a realm of unknowns and risks, and astronauts face numerous challenges, even threats to their lives...

The Silence of WeChat Moments: What Kind of Lives Do People Who Don't Post Have?Introduction:In the 2023 edition of "New Media Blue Book: Report on the Development of New Media in China", WeChat was defined as a "time black hole", with 90% of internet users accessing it daily. WeChat has profoundly changed the way people socialize, leading us to rely on Moments to understand each other's lives, yet rarely do we directly ask...

Interviews with Wang Ziyou and Miss Dong have been extensively screened in the past two days.The name Wang Ziyou may not be unfamiliar to friends familiar with the technology industry...