Loma delivered 14 C-130J transport planes to the US Air Force in Europe.


Data map: US Air Force C-130 transport aircraft


  Washington, April 7 (Xinhua)-Lockheed Martin (Lockheed Martin) Company of the United States issued a press release on the 7th, saying that it delivered the first batch of 14 C-130J super Hercules transport planes to the US Air Force in Europe at Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany that day.


  Roger Brady, commander of the US Air Force in Europe, said on behalf of the military that the C-130J Super Hercules transport plane will improve the transport capacity of the US Air Force in Europe and help the US Air Force in Europe to better perform its tasks.


  The communique said that Lockheed Martin will hand over 10 and 4 130J Super Hercules transport planes to the US Air Force in Europe again this year and next. At present, 10 countries have purchased this type of transport aircraft.


  C-130J is one of the most advanced transport aircraft in the world. Compared with the basic model C-130, C-130J has the characteristics of longer range, faster speed, higher flying altitude and stronger transportation capacity. Its newly launched advanced computer system makes flight engineers and navigators unnecessary, so it has lower requirements for manpower in driving. In addition, it also has the characteristics of taking off or landing on a shorter runway.


  Lockheed Martin is one of the largest defense industry contractors in the world, headquartered in Maryland, USA, and its core business areas are aviation, electronics, information technology, aerospace systems and missiles.

Editor: Li Yongchao

Chengdu Women’s Prison chartered 15 prisoners to go home for the New Year (photos)





    


Ming Jing (right) went out of prison to visit relatives for the New Year.







    Pay homage to mother


    Chengdu Women’s Prison, Sichuan Province, has carried out the largest assistance and education activities over the years, and chartered 15 prisoners to leave the prison to visit relatives this Spring Festival.


    On the eve of the Spring Festival in 2008, Chengdu Women’s Prison in Sichuan Province organized the largest educational assistance activity over the years-chartered 15 prisoners with good behavior to leave the prison to visit their relatives for the New Year. Among them, the oldest is 54 years old and the youngest is 31 years old. It is reported that all the 15 female prisoners who went home for the New Year reported their whereabouts to the prison every day according to the regulations. When they returned to prison on the third day of the New Year’s Eve, all of them arrived on time before 5 pm.


    This Spring Festival, the reporter of this newspaper (note: Chengdu Business Daily) witnessed her special trip home with Ming Jing (a pseudonym), a female accessory in a transnational drug trafficking case …


    She has three wishes to go home for the New Year.


    The first time I saw Ming Jing was at 3 pm on February 3. Through the two heavily guarded iron gates of Chengdu Women’s Prison in Sichuan Province, in the office of the supervision area, 37-year-old Ming Jing is of medium height, with ear-length short hair, and she was not aware of it during the conversation. She used to be a female accessory in a transnational drug trafficking case.


    Fifteen years ago, Ming Jing met her boyfriend in Guangzhou, who led her to ruin-a man with several years of drug trafficking experience. Through this man and the 16-member transnational drug trafficking gang he directly participated in, drugs were transported from abroad to China. In 1992, the case was solved by Chengdu police. Mingjing’s boyfriend was arrested together with the other nine principals, and was brought to justice around 1994. Ming Jing, who collaborated with others in drug trafficking, and the other five people were sentenced to different prison terms such as suspended death. In the past 16 years, Ming Jing has been commuted five times because of her good transformation and outstanding performance. On May 7 this year, she will soon be free.


    On January 29, Ming Jing was working in the production plant. When the policewoman in the prison told her that she could go home for the New Year, she cried on the spot. Ming Jing, who was sentenced to a suspended death sentence in 1992, lost her father very early and has been living alone with her mother. In 1993, her mother couldn’t stand the blow of her imprisonment and died unfortunately, and her son, who was born out of wedlock with her boyfriend, failed to take good care of him. Ming Jing was jailed. Over the years, Ming Jing has relied on his uncle, aunt and other relatives to take care of his son outside. His son is almost 16 years old now. Over the years, his family has always told his children that his mother is in the field and she is very busy at work and can’t go home to take care of him.


    When talking about the wish to go home this time, Ming Jing choked up and said that when she went home this time, she especially wanted to thank her uncle and aunt. The other two wishes were to see her son and visit her mother. "My son is now at his grandmother’s house in Guangzhou. It’s hard to buy a ticket recently, and he may not be able to come back."


    Some regretful Ming Jing told reporters that he was about to get out of prison anyway, and it doesn’t matter if he didn’t see his son this time. The days ahead are long. She said, "I must go to my mother’s grave. I haven’t seen her old man’s house for so many years. I really miss her …" Ming Jing’s tears came down as she spoke.


    Dreaming on the eve of going home is doing housework.


    At 9: 20 a.m. on February 5th, in front of the mental health center in the prison area, the sun shone on the huge characters "You will be reborn from here", and the female prisoners who came from the prison areas lined up one after another. Fifteen lucky women selected from the 2,000 prisoners in the prison all wore new clothes ready to go home for the New Year-red coats and red down jackets instead of their usual prison clothes, and everyone dressed up carefully.


    At 9: 40, 15 people were called into a conference room for a short meeting. Before the warden arrived, they began to inquire about their holiday arrangements happily and easily. In the face of this rare winter sun, a female prisoner said with mixed feelings: "We can have such good weather when we go home today, which is really called seeing the rainbow after the storm!" Everyone talked about the old Chengdu in their hearts with great interest. Chunxi Road, Kejia Lane and Qingnian Road are still the same as yesterday in their memories.


    After the meeting, Ming Jing told reporters that she couldn’t sleep well these nights after learning that she could go home for the New Year. The night before, she had mixed feelings and couldn’t sleep. When she closed her eyes in a daze, she kept dreaming. In her dreams, her family was smiling at her, but she kept washing clothes, even though the water in winter was so cold.


    At 10: 15, Ming Jing followed a policewoman along the long corridor, and the policewoman sent her to the entrance of the building, saying, "All right, you can go that way …" Before she finished, Ming Jing ran out, saying "Good, Good" while running, and the small ramp that might not have been walked once for so many years was finished by Ming Jing in three steps and two steps. Just after turning the green belt, an anxious aunt and uncle appeared outside the prison gate, and Mingjing quickly waved and ran up.


    After a year’s absence, my family stood in front of me, and Ming Jing just shouted, "Aunt, uncle …" Her eyes turned red. In order to meet Ming Jing, the family specially found a van. After a few simple greetings, at 10: 20 in the morning, Ming Jing finally followed her uncle and aunt all the way home.


    Tears stream down my mother’s grave.


    February 6, light rain. At about 11: 30 in the morning, at the foot of Zhuwangshan Cemetery, Mingjing and his family were walking along the hillside to his mother’s grave. For the first time in 15 years, Mingjing was so close to his mother, her eyes were red and her face was sad. Mingjing’s mother’s cemetery is located on the west slope of the cemetery. "Thinking about coming to see my mother today, I didn’t sleep well all night yesterday …" Looking at the path ahead, Ming Jing’s eyes were empty and lost in thought.


    Sixteen years ago, when Ming Jing walked into the high wall, her mother’s eyes were tearful, and the expression of disappointment was still printed in her mind. Sixteen years later, after doing well in prison, she got the opportunity to spend the New Year with her relatives, but the loving mother who missed her day and night had already turned into a handful of loess. After Ming Jing was imprisoned for one year, her mother died because she couldn’t bear the blow. "What I want most is what should I say when I see my mother?" Can she forgive me under the grave? "


    On the path leading to mother’s graveyard, Mingjing took her aunt’s hand and followed her family. Occasionally, several people took a few words and walked forward step by step. The closer we get to the top of the mountain, the less quiet we talk. She bit her lip and held Huang Juhua’s right hand, shaking a little. A few petals shook off, drifted with the cold wind and scattered on the winding mountain road.


    "This is your mother’s grave." My uncle pointed to a tomb. In front of the cold tombstone, the little pine planted that year was already chest high. "Elder sister, Xiao Jing came to see you. She is much more lovely now …" My aunt pushed Ming Jing to her mother’s grave. The once 21-year-old daughter, who was in her prime, has now entered middle age, and fine lines have appeared in her eyes. Ming Jing wait for a while stood quietly in front of her mother’s tombstone, without saying a word. Her mother, who was with her day and night 16 years ago, was lying quietly in the ground for 16 years. Goodbye was already separated by Yin and Yang. My uncle sighed: "Your mother missed you so much …" Ming Jing’s two lines of tears suddenly flowed down: "Mom, I was wrong, I came to see you …" His hands trembled and lit the candle. Ming Jing knelt in front of the grave and couldn’t help sobbing.


    With the help of family members, fruits and incense sticks were placed in front of my mother’s grave, and Ming Jing sobbed and lit the candles. After giving her a wick of incense, she was sobbing and tears fell on the ground in front of the grave. "Mom, I know I’m wrong. After I die, I’ll be buried with you and accompany you …" Ming Jing sobbed repeatedly, tears and rain blurred her face. In the hillside, a gust of cold wind blew. "Mom, you can forgive me, just let this paper blow away." The mountain wind rolled the ashes of paper money and drifted away, and the quiet tears burst out again.


    Family return to accept her who had lost her way.


    After 16 years, Ming Jing needs more time to get to know the city again. On the afternoon of New Year’s Eve, Ming Jing accompanied her aunt to visit Wal-Mart. Through the bustling crowd in JaeHee, she held her aunt’s hand tightly, somewhat embarrassed and excited. Along the way, she looked around and talked nonstop. Carrying the shoes and clothes that her aunt bought for her, Mingjing walked out of the supermarket door with big bags. She couldn’t help looking back, pointing to the people waiting in line to pay, and asked inexplicably, "Why do so many people buy things?"


    I heard that Chunxi Road in my impression has changed a lot. Mingjing said that although she really wants to see it, she wants to spend more time at home and spend time with her family. Cleaning, cooking and washing clothes have done a lot of work, and Mingjing’s heart is also a lot more solid. Seeing the niece, aunt and uncle who are busy outside, they also feel gratified.


    Aunt told reporters that at the beginning, there was a lot of resentment against this ignorant and misguided niece, but they found many reasons to accept this niece again. After entering the prison, Ming Jing’s prison moved twice, and no matter how far it was, they insisted on visiting Ming Jing every month. On February 1st, when they learned that Mingjing was going home for the Spring Festival, they prepared new quilts several days in advance, waiting for their niece to come home.


    "My younger brothers and sisters say that I have gained weight." Ming Jing told reporters with a happy face that her cousin, who came home from other places for the New Year, surrounded her as soon as she saw her and asked for help. Cousin also dragged her to the barber shop downstairs to have her hair cut. In the evening, the family sat together and talked about home. Ming Jing also expressed his thoughts after he was released from prison in May: "I got a college diploma in prison and learned the technology of garment making. When I come back, I can make a living in a garment factory." She planned to make money to honor her uncle and aunt. During the conversation, Ming Jing turned her back several times and quietly wiped her tears and reunited with her family. She looked forward to it for 16 years.


    In the eyes of her family, she looks like a different person


    On the third day of the New Year’s Day, at 3 pm, there are still two hours before the scheduled time for returning to prison. The reporters waiting at the gate of Chengdu Women’s Prison in Sichuan Province saw that many female prisoners who have returned home have returned one after another, greeting the reporters affectionately, and their faces are full of satisfaction and relaxation. Ming Jing called and said that they were on their way and would be at the prison gate soon. At 3: 20, Ming Jing and her aunt came back in the van that they went home four days ago. Mingjing has dyed her hair black and looks radiant.


    "She’s a completely different person!" My aunt removed the things bought for Mingjing from the van: shoes, clothes, and two boxes of fragrant pears. While telling reporters that in the past few days, Ming Jing has been getting up at 6 o’clock, cooking breakfast, cleaning up, and cleaning up the house, which is completely different from the image of the former "king of cutting hands".


    Mingjing is carrying clothes, and her aunt is carrying fruit. The front is the iron gate of the prison area, and it’s time to leave. The two were reluctant, but they were not sad. Mingjing was still smiling and chattering: "Aunt, I still have to study hard in the past few months before I can adapt to the society. Chengdu has changed too much." My aunt nodded her approval. After completing the formalities, she handed the fruit to Mingjing and watched her step by step into the iron gate. (Reporter Gong Rui Lan Lan Zhang Jian Wang Qiang Photography)


Editor: Yin Wei

Beijing’s "business to live" has encountered a curse.

    Completed non-residential projects cannot be divided without authorization, and the future development trend of commercial projects is mainly self-sustaining, whole rent and whole sale.

   With the further deepening of the regulation of the property market, "business to live" is also entering the scope of regulation.

  Following Beijing’s ban on layered and separate sales of hotel projects in May 2010, the Beijing Municipal Commission of Housing and Urban-Rural Development recently issued the Notice on Strengthening the Registration Management of Houses in Completed Non-residential Projects (hereinafter referred to as the Notice), requiring that completed non-residential projects be prohibited from being divided without authorization. The industry believes that this policy has blocked the way out of "business to live" and has had a great impact on the psychology of developers.

  Split bulk sales tightened again.

  It is reported that according to the provisions of the Notice, the so-called completed non-residential projects, including commerce, office, supporting facilities, public buildings, supporting public buildings, non-supporting public buildings, comprehensive buildings, etc., should be operated and used in strict accordance with the housing design purposes approved by the plan, and unauthorized division is prohibited. If it is really necessary to change the layout of the house, the design and construction drawings should be re-issued by the design unit with corresponding qualifications without changing the purpose of the house planning and design, and reported to the construction drawing review agency for review in accordance with the regulations. If the housing division involves public parts, it should also obtain the unanimous consent of interested owners.

  It is understood that due to the booming residential market in the past two years, commercial real estate is relatively depressed, and the cost of commercial land is low. Many developers take risks and divide non-residential projects into residential scattered sales, so they also make a lot of profits. However, the "commercial change to living" has many disadvantages. With the deepening of regulation, the "commercial change to living" products have also entered the scope of regulation.

  As early as May last year, the Beijing Municipal Commission of Housing and Urban-Rural Development had issued the Notice on Strengthening the Sales Management of Hotel Projects, requiring that hotel projects should not arbitrarily change the nature and planned use of the project land, and should not be divided and transferred without approval. Moreover, the document also clarifies that hotel projects that have obtained the right to use state-owned land through transfer after May 31, 2010 are not allowed to be sold in layers or sets (rooms).

  The industry believes that the "Notice" is a continuation of the hotel’s change of residence in May last year. At that time, the government stated that it would take normative measures for commercial, comprehensive land and other projects to change residence after the hotel. Hotel projects are only a category of commercial change, and the scope of this new policy has been extended to all non-residential projects, which can be described as a comprehensive "blocking".

  The way out of "business to live" is blocked

  It is reported that the policy was promulgated on November 8, 2010 and officially implemented on December 1, 2010. During the interview with reporters, many developers said that they were waiting for the Municipal Commission of Housing and Urban-Rural Development to issue further implementation rules, and this month they were in the period of policy digestion and wait-and-see.

  A developer of a state-owned enterprise in Beijing told reporters that if the "business to live" is to be sold separately, the products will be reported to the Beijing Municipal Commission of Housing and Urban-Rural Development before construction, and the construction plan of the project will be approved, and the units will be basically divided, and the pre-sale will be carried out according to the divided units. After completion, the divided real estate license will be obtained as planned, and there should be no problems in the formalities. Moreover, most of the "commercial-to-residential" projects in the market will be divided at the beginning of planning and construction. This policy affects that houses that have obtained property certificates after completion want to change their planning and sell them separately.

  Chen Yunfeng, secretary general of China Real Estate Professional Managers’ Union, believes that the new notice has blocked the way out for "changing business to living". "For example, some shopping malls were originally commercial when the project was established. After the completion, developers first got property right card. If they want to’ change their business to live’, they will be divided into many houses for residential sale. At this time, surveying and mapping must be carried out, and surveying and mapping is a necessary condition for handling property certificates. This link is stuck, and the completed non-residential projects still want to be sold as houses, so there is no way out. "

  Although it affects the completed "business to live" project, it also has a big impact on the psychology of developers.

  "In the future, the policy risk of doing business and changing to living projects will be further increased. The trend of commercial projects is mainly self-sustaining, whole rent, whole floor or whole building sale, which tests the financial strength of developers," said one developer.

  ■ market follow-up

  The items on sale are not affected.

  At present, there are still many "business-to-residence" projects on sale in the Beijing market, and because they are non-residential projects and are not restricted by the residential purchase restriction policy, they can still buy them with a down payment of 50% and an interest rate of 1.1 times.

  "After the announcement, we attach great importance to it, and we don’t know whether the project we are selling will have an impact." A developer in Yizhuang told reporters that peers are generally not clear. Because many companies have a lot of things at the end of the year, they have to wait for the notice from the Municipal Housing Construction Committee. It is understood that due to the positioning of Yizhuang Economic Development Zone, there is very little residential land in the core area of Yizhuang. At present, most of the land for sale in the regional market is commercial and industrial land.

  The above-mentioned developers admit that many property buyers are not very clear about the new policy, and there are few customers who ask during the purchase.

  Yesterday, the reporter called the Xishan International City project in Fushi Road, Haidian as a buyer, and asked whether the "prohibition of unauthorized division of completed non-residential buildings" would have an impact on the purchase of commercial and residential buildings. The sales staff of Xishan International City project said that they did not know about the new policy on commercial and residential buildings, but only knew that there was a restriction on changing businesses to live in May last year to ensure that the project would not be affected and that buyers could get independent houses. It is reported that the Xishan International City project is a LOFT project with 40 years of property rights.

  Yesterday, the reporter also called Daxing No.1 Commercial Project to establish a 50-year property right project. The person in charge of the project told the reporter that the project was approved for construction and sales before the introduction of the policy, which can ensure that the purchaser can get an independent property right certificate and has no impact on the approved project.

  It is more difficult to approve the projects to be built.

  It is reported that the "Notice" has been implemented since December 1 last year, and hotel projects that took land after May 31 last year have long been banned from selling. A number of restrictive policies of "changing business to living" have been introduced, which also has a great impact on the projects to be approved and built.

  According to a non-residential project developer who just applied for the pre-sale permit, the project has been adjusting its planning, so the pre-sale permit was delayed for a long time before it was taken down. Originally, the project wanted to do LOFT, but now the LOFT project of commercial and residential buildings is basically not approved, and finally only the small apartment of Jianping floor can be built.

  Previously, it was not feasible to make LOFT for residential projects due to factors such as storey height. Now, even for commercial projects, it is very difficult to make use of the advantage of storey height to make LOFT products, and the approval of "commercial change to residence" is obviously more difficult.

  The developer said that although the "Notice" regulates the behavior of "commercial change to residence" of completed non-residential buildings, it has also become a weather vane, and the approval of "commercial change to residence" will become more and more strict in the future.

  ■ Prospects

  Developers will be more cautious about taking commercial land.

  Although the New Deal has affected the completed project of "changing business into residence" for houses with property certificates, the policy of "changing business into residence" was introduced twice in one year, which also had an impact on developers’ investment in land acquisition.

  A developer of a state-owned enterprise in Beijing told reporters that the policy of strictly managing the "business-to-residence" project and encouraging self-sustaining is reflected from the prohibition of scattered sales of hotel projects to the prohibition of unauthorized division of completed non-residential buildings. At present, several large commercial projects in Beijing, such as Zhongfu plot and Dawangjing plot, require developers to be self-sustaining. Self-sustaining business requires high financial strength of developers. If it cannot be sold, only large developers will have the strength and management ability to take commercial plots.

  Previously, many developers avoided the competition of popular residential plots, and made a lot of money by selling commercial plots as lofts. At present, taking commercial plots for housing should consider policy risks, and also consider whether the products you want to make can be successfully approved. Commercial plots have always been cold, and it will be even colder if they cannot be sold as houses.

  A Daxing developer said that commercial and residential buildings are also a product needed by the market. Commercial and residential buildings can register enterprises, work and live, which is a good choice for small and medium-sized enterprises. This product cannot completely disappear, and the market continues to have demand, and developers will continue to take land to make this product. However, in land acquisition, more consideration must be given to meeting the requirements of office and residence, rather than simply how to change commercial buildings into residential buildings.

  Some of the "Business-to-Housing" Projects on sale in Beijing

  (Unit: RMB/m2)

  Average price of real estate name and location

  500 meters south of No.1 Bridge of Majuqiao, Yizhuang, Hesheng World Village, 20000

  Sanyuan International Apartment Room 37000, No.66 Xiaguangli, Chaoyang District

  33000, No.69 Fushi Road, Haidian, Xishan International City

  Zhonghong Beijing Pixel Wuliqiao, Chaoyang District, 23000-28000

  Loft30150, northeast corner of Fengtai Shiliuzhuang Community, Shoukai Pomegranate School

  Jinke Baden Holiday Changping Xiaotangshan Sanatorium, opposite the east gate, from 16000

  38800, No.36 Guangqu Road, Shuangjing Chaoyang District, Shoucheng

  ■ Connection Construction Committee

  Divided items for sale are not affected.

  In view of the problem that buyers are most concerned about, whether the current purchase of "commercial change to residence" projects will be affected by the Notice, the person in charge of the Market Department of the Beijing Municipal Commission of Housing and Urban-Rural Development said that the object of the Notice is "completed non-residential projects", that is, the projects that have obtained the property right certificate can no longer be divided at will, but must comply with the relevant regulations of the state on fire control and carry out strict surveying and mapping.

  "The notice will not affect the existing division of commercial projects, which is a policy to further standardize the market." The person in charge said that the items on sale that have obtained the pre-sale certificate are not within the scope of this specification. For example, he said, "For example, a commercial project was originally sold to a bank on the first floor, and the latter wants to divide it into small pieces and then sell it, but now it will be restricted."

  This edition was written/reporter Yuan Yue from Zeng Hui

Statistical Bulletin of National Economic and Social Development in Hunan Province in 2014

  In 2014, in the face of the complicated and changeable domestic and international economic operation environment, the Hunan Provincial Party Committee and the provincial government led the people of the whole province to conscientiously implement the central government’s decisions and arrangements, continued to adhere to the general tone of work of striving for progress while maintaining stability, actively adapted to the new normal, actively acted, vigorously promoted the "three quantities rising together", effectively promoted the "four modernizations and two types", comprehensively deepened reforms, and comprehensively promoted the construction of a well-off society. The economic and social development of the whole province showed a good situation of steady progress and steady improvement of quality.

First, integration 

  According to preliminary accounting, the GDP of the whole province was 2,704.85 billion yuan, up by 9.5% over the previous year. Among them, the added value of the primary industry was 314.88 billion yuan, an increase of 4.5%; The added value of the secondary industry was 1,248.19 billion yuan, an increase of 9.3%; The added value of the tertiary industry was 1,141.78 billion yuan, an increase of 11.1%. According to the resident population, the per capita GDP was 40,287 yuan, an increase of 8.7%.

 

  The tertiary industry structure of the province is 11.6∶46.2∶42.2, and the proportion of tertiary industry is 1.3 percentage points higher than that of the previous year. The industrial added value accounted for 39.7% of the regional GDP, down 0.9 percentage points from the previous year; The added value of high-tech industries accounted for 19.0% of the regional GDP, an increase of 2.7 percentage points over the previous year. The contribution rates of primary, secondary and tertiary industries to economic growth are 5.3%, 47.5% and 47.2% respectively. Among them, the contribution rate of industrial added value to economic growth is 41.3%, and that of producer services is 22.8%. The added value of the non-public sector of the economy was 1,589.63 billion yuan, up by 10.3%, accounting for 58.8% of the regional GDP, up by 0.9 percentage points over the previous year.

  Regionally, the GDP of Changsha, Zhuzhou and Xiangtan was 1,155.59 billion yuan, an increase of 10.5% over the previous year; The GDP of southern Hunan was 556.81 billion yuan, up by 10.2%. The GDP of western Hunan was 452.06 billion yuan, an increase of 8.3%; The GDP of Dongting Lake area was 643.67 billion yuan, up by 10.1%.

Second, the agricultural industry 

  In the primary industry, the added value of agriculture reached 202.03 billion yuan, an increase of 4.2% over the previous year; The added value of forestry was 22.55 billion yuan, an increase of 5.8%; The added value of animal husbandry was 68.24 billion yuan, an increase of 4.7%; The added value of fishery was 22.06 billion yuan, up by 5.6%.

  The province’s grain planting area was 4.975 million hectares, an increase of 0.8% over the previous year; The cotton planting area was 130,000 hectares, a decrease of 18.5%; The planting area of sugar was 13,000 hectares, down by 6.2%; The oil planting area was 1.425 million hectares, an increase of 3.0%; The vegetable planting area was 1.33 million hectares, an increase of 3.6%.

  The province’s total grain output was 30.013 million tons, an increase of 2.6% over the previous year; Oil, tea and vegetables increased by 4.3%, 10.8% and 4.4% respectively; The yield of cotton and flue-cured tobacco decreased by 34.8% and 9.4% respectively; The output of pigs, cattle and mutton increased by 6.2%, eggs by 2.4%, milk by 4.5% and aquatic products by 6.0%.

  The effective irrigated area of newly-increased farmland was 20,000 hectares, an increase of 11.0% over the previous year; The newly added water-saving irrigation area is 14,000 hectares; 62,000 water conservancy projects were started, with an investment of 24.80 billion yuan, and 860 million cubic meters of earth and stone were completed. 8283 kilometers of rural roads were built.

III. Industry and Construction Industry 

  The total industrial added value of the province was 1,074.99 billion yuan, an increase of 9.2% over the previous year. The added value of industrial enterprises above designated size increased by 9.6%. The output value of new industrial products above designated size increased by 13%, accounting for 13.3% of the total industrial output value, an increase of 0.2 percentage points over the previous year. The added value of high-processing industries and high-tech industries above designated size increased by 13.5% and 27.8% respectively; The added value accounted for 36.6% and 10.3% of the industries above designated size, respectively, increasing by 1 and 1.3 percentage points over the previous year. The added value of the six high energy-consuming industries increased by 7.1%, accounting for 31.2% of the industries above designated size, down 0.4 percentage points from the previous year. The added value of non-public industrial enterprises above designated size increased by 11.8%. Regionally, the added value of industrial enterprises above designated size increased by 11.4% in Changsha, Zhuzhou and Xiangtan, 10.6% in southern Hunan, 9.0% in western Hunan and 9.4% in Dongting Lake.

 

  Among the main industrial products of the province’s industrial statistics above designated size, the output increased by 283 kinds over the previous year, accounting for 61.9% of the total number of products. 12.451 million tons of rice, an increase of 7.6%; The processing capacity of crude oil was 8 million tons, down by 15.4%; 119.913 million tons of cement, an increase of 5.7%; 19.893 million tons of steel, an increase of 0.1%; Ten kinds of non-ferrous metals were 2.831 million tons, down 0.9%; 74,000 concrete machinery, an increase of 5.4%; 621,000 cars, an increase of 1.9%; The power generation was 124.19 billion kWh, down 2.4%.

Table 1 Output and growth rate of major industrial products above designated size in 2014 

product name 

unit of measurement 

Yield 

Increase over the previous year (%) 

raw coal 

Ten thousand tons 

5413.7 

-23.2 

crude salt 

Ten thousand tons 

280.9 

9.3 

rice 

Ten thousand tons 

1245.1 

7.6 

fodder 

Ten thousand tons 

1619.1 

3.7 

Refined edible vegetable oil 

Ten thousand tons 

298.8 

8.4 

cigarette 

Yizhi 

1743.8 

2.2 

Machine-made paper and paperboard 

Ten thousand tons 

406.6 

-4.7 

Crude oil processing capacity 

Ten thousand tons 

eight hundred 

-15.4 

Sulfuric acid (100% off) 

Ten thousand tons 

397.6 

7.9 

Caustic soda (100% off) 

Ten thousand tons 

64.6 

-13.9 

synthetic ammonia 

Ten thousand tons 

123.9 

-19.5 

Agricultural chemical fertilizer (pure) 

Ten thousand tons 

105.5 

-21.4 

cement 

Ten thousand tons 

11991.3 

5.7 

sheet glass 

Ten thousand-weight box 

1208.2 

-33.1 

iron casting 

Ten thousand tons 

1780.7 

2.8 

crude steel 

Ten thousand tons 

1917.6 

4.3 

steel products 

Ten thousand tons 

1989.3 

0.1 

Ten kinds of nonferrous metals 

Ten thousand tons 

283.1 

-0.9 

silver 

ton 

8360.1 

21 

crane 

Ten thousand tons 

107.4 

-21.4 

Concrete machinery 

Wantai 

7.4 

5.4 

automobile 

Ten thousand vehicles 

62.1 

1.9 

In which: cars 

Ten thousand vehicles 

40.6 

7.3 

generating equipment 

Ten thousand kilowatts 

136.6 

0.5 

Ac motor 

Ten thousand kilowatts 

1738 

3.3 

transformer 

KVA 

10415.8 

3.4 

electric energy production 

Billion kwh 

1241.9 

-2.4 

In which: thermal power 

Billion kwh 

749.2 

-10.1 

    hydropower 

Billion kwh 

466.1 

10.9 

 

  The profits of industrial enterprises above designated size reached 152.32 billion yuan, down 3.7% from the previous year. In terms of economic types, the profits of state-owned enterprises reached 12.72 billion yuan, down by 1.9%; Collective enterprises realized a profit of 1.31 billion yuan, down 13.8%; Joint-stock cooperative enterprises realized a profit of 330 million yuan, down 5.7%; Joint-stock enterprises realized a profit of 112.49 billion yuan, down 3.3%; Foreign-invested enterprises from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan realized a profit of 12.35 billion yuan, down by 1.0%; Other domestic-funded enterprises realized profits of 13.12 billion yuan, down by 10.1%. Among the major industrial sectors above designated size, the top five industries with total profits are nonmetallic mineral products, chemical raw materials and chemical products manufacturing, tobacco products, special equipment manufacturing and agricultural and sideline food processing, with profits of 14.06 billion yuan, 13.28 billion yuan, 11.55 billion yuan, 11.05 billion yuan and 9.94 billion yuan respectively.

  The added value of the province’s construction industry was 174.49 billion yuan, an increase of 9.9% over the previous year. General contracting and professional contracting construction enterprises with qualification grade realized profits of 22.86 billion yuan, an increase of 20.1%. The building construction area was 474.332 million square meters, an increase of 9.0%. The completed building area was 165.83 million square meters, an increase of 4.4%.

  

IV. Investment in fixed assets 

  The province’s investment in fixed assets (excluding farmers) was 2,195.08 billion yuan, an increase of 19.4% over the previous year. In terms of economic types, state-owned investment was 639.31 billion yuan, an increase of 14.7%; Non-state-owned investment was 1,555.77 billion yuan, up by 21.5%; Private investment was 1,440.98 billion yuan, an increase of 21.2%, accounting for 65.6% of the total investment, an increase of 3.2 percentage points over the previous year. In terms of investment direction, people’s livelihood investment was 153 billion yuan, an increase of 40.6%; Ecological investment was 80.99 billion yuan, an increase of 31.0%; Infrastructure investment was 501.20 billion yuan, an increase of 23.6%; Investment in high-tech industries was 80.87 billion yuan, up by 14.7%; The investment in technological transformation was 761.73 billion yuan, an increase of 9.3%; The investment in strategic emerging industries was 494.98 billion yuan, an increase of 17.7%. In terms of regions, the investment in fixed assets in Changsha, Zhuzhou and Xiangtan was 877.62 billion yuan, an increase of 20.0%; The investment in southern Hunan was 488.51 billion yuan, an increase of 22.6%; The investment in western Hunan was 360.79 billion yuan, an increase of 17.2%; The investment in Dongting Lake area was 436.85 billion yuan, up by 20.9%.

 

Table 2 Investment in fixed assets by industry and its growth rate in 2014 

Finger mark 

Investment (100 million yuan) 

Increase over the previous year (%) 

Investment in fixed assets (excluding farmers) 

21950.8 

19.4 

  primary industry 

710 

34.9 

  secondary industry 

9321.2 

15.9 

  In which: mining industry 

679.9 

five 

      manufacturing industry 

7641.1 

14.6 

      Electricity, heat, gas and water production and supply industries 

783.2 

28.2 

      Construction industry 

238.1 

54.4 

  service sector 

11919.6 

21.4 

  Among them: transportation, warehousing and postal services. 

1559.9 

12.9 

      Information transmission, software and information technology services 

121.1 

30.1 

      Wholesale and retail trade 

965.5 

63.1 

      Accommodation and catering industry 

299.2 

21.1 

      financial industry 

75.1 

30 

      realty business 

3732.5 

12.3 

      Leasing and business services 

419.4 

16.6 

      Scientific research and technical service industry 

217.4 

55.7 

      Management of water conservancy, environment and public facilities 

2729.9 

30 

Resident service, repair and other service industries 

99.8 

15.5 

      education 

417.5 

38.1 

      Health and social work 

256 

48.5 

      Culture, sports and entertainment industry 

265.7 

32.5 

      Public management, social security and social organization 

590.5 

-3.4 

 

  There are 40,308 construction projects in the province, and 29,186 projects were put into operation this year. There were 3,154 projects with an investment of over 100 million yuan, with an investment of 554.29 billion yuan, accounting for 25.3% of the total investment.

  The province’s real estate development investment was 288.36 billion yuan, an increase of 9.7% over the previous year. Among them, residential investment was 199.85 billion yuan, an increase of 8.3%. The sales area of commercial housing was 54.395 million square meters, down 8.6%. Among them, the residential sales area was 48.523 million square meters, down 10.3%. The sales of commercial housing was 229.91 billion yuan, down 9.0%. Among them, residential sales reached 185.86 billion yuan, down 12.1%.

V. Domestic trade and prices 

  The total retail sales of social consumer goods in the province was 1,008.19 billion yuan, an increase of 12.8% over the previous year. In terms of business locations, the urban retail sales reached 906.25 billion yuan, an increase of 12.8%; Rural retail sales reached 101.94 billion yuan, an increase of 12.4%. In terms of regions, the retail sales in Changsha, Zhuzhou and Xiangtan reached 435.54 billion yuan, up by 12.8%. 195.55 billion yuan in southern Hunan, an increase of 12.8%; 161.68 billion yuan in western Hunan, an increase of 12.6%; Dongting Lake area was 215.43 billion yuan, an increase of 12.7%.

  The retail sales of wholesale and retail commodities of legal persons above designated size reached 415.59 billion yuan, up by 14.2% over the previous year. Among them, the retail sales of culture, entertainment, sports and health increased by 16.8%, and the retail sales of goods realized through the Internet increased by 65.0%. In terms of commodity categories, the retail sales of grain, oil, food, beverages, tobacco and alcohol increased by 23.1%, clothing, shoes and hats, knitwear increased by 12.9%, daily necessities increased by 18.8%, books, newspapers and magazines increased by 15.9%, household appliances and audio-visual equipment increased by 12.3%, cultural office supplies increased by 22.0%, mechanical and electrical products and equipment increased by 22.7%, and automobiles increased by 22.7%.

Table 3 Retail sales of social consumer goods and its growth rate in 2014 

Finger mark 

Retail sales (100 million yuan) 

Increase over the previous year (%) 

Total retail sales of social consumer goods 

10081.9 

12.8 

By place of business 

  

  

In which: towns 

9062.5 

12.8 

      countryside 

1019.4 

12.4 

By quota category 

  

  

In which: above the quota. 

5084.5 

11.1 

Retail sales of wholesale and retail commodities of legal persons above designated size 

4155.9 

14.2 

Among them: grain and oil, food, beverage, tobacco and alcohol. 

508 

23.1 

      Clothing, shoes and hats, knitted textiles 

311.5 

12.9 

      Cosmetics 

47.5 

16.6 

      Gold, silver and jewelry 

70.4 

8.3 

      Commodity class 

122.8 

18.8 

      Hardware and electrical materials. 

50.7 

27.6 

      Sports and entertainment products 

eight 

10.4 

      Books, newspapers and magazines 

73.5 

15.9 

      Electronic publications and audio-visual products 

3.9 

26.2 

      Household appliances and audio-visual equipment 

279.3 

12.3 

      Chinese and western medicines 

260.7 

15.9 

      Cultural office supplies 

62.1 

22 

      Furniture 

28.9 

15.3 

      Communication equipment category 

44.9 

20.1 

      Coal and products 

60.5 

17.9 

      Petroleum and products 

805.1 

4.7 

      Building and decoration materials 

67.8 

15.9 

      Mechanical and electrical products and equipment 

39.3 

22.7 

      Automobile category 

1184.6 

15 

 

  Consumer prices in the province increased by 1.9% over the previous year. Among them, cities rose by 2.1% and rural areas rose by 1.4%. The retail price of commodities rose by 1.2%. The ex-factory price of industrial producers decreased by 1.6%, and the purchase price of industrial producers decreased by 2.1%. The investment price of fixed assets rose by 1.5%. Producer prices of agricultural products decreased by 1.4%, while prices of agricultural means of production increased by 0.2%.

Table 4 Increase and decrease of consumer prices in 2014 compared with the previous year 

Finger mark 

Up from the previous year (%) 

consumer price index (CPI) 

1.9 

Among them: food 

2.6 

    Alcohol, tobacco and supplies 

-0.5 

    clothing 

1.7 

    Household equipment supplies and maintenance services 

1.3 

    Health care and personal items 

2.1 

    Traffic and communication 

0.2 

    Entertainment, education, cultural goods and services 

three 

    live 

1.4 

 

  VI. Foreign Economy 

  The total import and export volume of the province was 190.69 billion yuan, an increase of 22.2% over the previous year. Among them, the export was 123.04 billion yuan, an increase of 33.9%; Imports reached 67.65 billion yuan, up 5.4%. In terms of trade mode, the general trade export was 86.64 billion yuan, an increase of 38.1%; The export of processing trade was 32.15 billion yuan, up by 15.4%. In terms of key commodities, the export of mechanical and electrical products was 51.62 billion yuan, up 44.3%, accounting for 42.0% of the total export, up 3.1 percentage points over the previous year; The export of high-tech products was 14.75 billion yuan, up by 43.4%, accounting for 12.0% of the total export, up by 0.8 percentage points over the previous year; The export of agricultural products was 6.72 billion yuan, an increase of 22.6%.

Table 5 Total import and export volume and its growth rate in 2014 

Finger mark 

Absolute number (100 million yuan) 

Increase over the previous year (%) 

total export-import volume 

1906.9 

22.2 

value of export 

1230.4 

33.9 

     Divide by trade mode 

  

  

     In which: general trade. 

866.4 

38.1 

        processing trade 

321.5 

15.4 

     Divide by key commodities 

  

  

     Among them: mechanical and electrical products 

516.2 

44.3 

        High-tech products 

147.5 

43.4 

        agricultural product 

67.2 

22.6 

volume of import 

676.5 

5.4 

     Divide by trade mode 

  

  

     In which: general trade. 

408.8 

-5 

        processing trade 

214 

9.5 

     Divide by key commodities 

  

  

     Among them: mechanical and electrical products 

253.4 

32.7 

        High-tech products 

93.4 

32.5 

        agricultural product 

24.3 

-16.6 

 

  The actual utilization of foreign direct investment in the province was 10.27 billion US dollars, an increase of 17.9% over the previous year. Among them, the primary industry was 580 million US dollars, an increase of 9.1%; The secondary industry was $6.58 billion, an increase of 12.2%; The tertiary industry reached $3.10 billion, an increase of 34.7%. 24 foreign-funded projects with more than 30 million US dollars were newly introduced. During the year, 3 Fortune 500 companies were introduced, and by the end of 2014, 134 Fortune 500 companies had invested in Hunan. The actual introduction of domestic and foreign funds was 330.08 billion yuan, an increase of 14.5%. Among them, the primary industry was 10.46 billion yuan, an increase of 5.8%; The secondary industry was 212.80 billion yuan, an increase of 13.4%; The tertiary industry was 106.81 billion yuan, an increase of 17.6%. 803 domestic and foreign projects of over 100 million yuan were introduced, an increase of 18.3%; The actual funds in place were 165.53 billion yuan, an increase of 30.4%.

  The newly signed contracts for foreign contracted projects, labor service cooperation and design consultation in the province amounted to 5.19 billion US dollars, an increase of 14.8% over the previous year; Realized a turnover of $4.08 billion, an increase of 23.3%; There were 69,000 overseas laborers, an increase of 16.1%. 144 overseas investment enterprises were newly approved, with a contractual investment of 2.15 billion US dollars.

VII. Transportation, Posts and Telecommunications and Tourism 

  The conversion turnover of passenger and cargo transportation in the province was 513.76 billion tons kilometers, an increase of 6.9% over the previous year. The cargo turnover was 415.93 billion tons-kilometers, up by 7.7%. Among them, the railway turnover was 85.83 billion tons kilometers, a decrease of 11.5%; The highway turnover was 257.89 billion tons kilometers, up by 10.7%. Passenger turnover was 178.01 billion person-kilometers, an increase of 5.5%. Among them, the railway turnover was 89.12 billion person-kilometers, up by 2.9%; The highway turnover was 77.65 billion person-kilometers, an increase of 7.6%; The turnover of civil aviation was 10.96 billion person-kilometers, up by 12.9%.

Table 6 Passenger and freight volume and its growth rate by various modes of transportation in 2014 

Finger mark 

unit of measurement 

Absolute number 

Increase over the previous year (%) 

Passenger and freight transport conversion turnover 

Tons of kilometers 

5137.6 

6.9 

volume of goods transported 

Ten thousand tons 

203587.4 

10 

In which: railway 

Ten thousand tons 

4477.2 

-8.7 

highway 

Ten thousand tons 

172613.4 

10.5 

transport by water 

Ten thousand tons 

25687 

11.2 

civil aviation 

Ten thousand tons 

6.3 

three 

pipeline 

Ten thousand tons 

803.7 

10.5 

passenger capacity 

ten thousand people 

162458.8 

1.3 

In which: railway 

ten thousand people 

9556.7 

4.8 

highway 

ten thousand people 

150583.3 

1.1 

transport by water 

ten thousand people 

1448.8 

-2.1 

civil aviation 

ten thousand people 

870.1 

15 

 

  At the end of the year, the province’s highway mileage was 236,000 kilometers, an increase of 0.4% over the end of the previous year. Among them, the mileage of expressways is 5,493 kilometers, an increase of 409 kilometers over the end of last year. At the end of the year, the railway operating mileage was 4,551.9 kilometers, an increase of 13.0%. Among them, the high-speed railway is 1110 kilometers, an increase of 506 kilometers over the end of last year. At the end of the year, the number of civilian vehicles in the province was 4.434 million, an increase of 11.5%; The number of private cars was 3.933 million, an increase of 20.2%; The number of cars was 2.341 million, up by 20.1%.

  The total post and telecommunications business in the province was 74.50 billion yuan, an increase of 25.9% over the previous year. Among them, the total postal business was 8.12 billion yuan, an increase of 34.7%; The total telecommunications business was 66.38 billion yuan, an increase of 24.9%. At the end of the year, the total capacity of local exchanges was 6.694 million, a decrease of 23.0%. At the end of the year, there were 8.441 million fixed telephone users, a decrease of 8.5%; There were 47.297 million mobile phone users, an increase of 363,000. At the end of the year, there were 7.544 million Internet broadband users, an increase of 5.0%.

  The province received 410 million domestic tourists, an increase of 14.4% over the previous year; 2.195 million inbound tourists were received, a decrease of 4.8%. The total tourism revenue was 305.07 billion yuan, an increase of 13.8%. Among them, domestic tourism revenue was 300.15 billion yuan, an increase of 14.1%; The foreign exchange income from international tourism was 800 million US dollars, a decrease of 2.8%.

VIII. Finance, Finance and Insurance 

  The province’s general public budget revenue was 362.97 billion yuan, an increase of 9.5% over the previous year. The local revenue was 225.99 billion yuan, an increase of 11.3%. Among them, tax revenue was 143.82 billion yuan, an increase of 10.7%; Non-tax revenue was 82.18 billion yuan, up by 12.3%. The central government’s "two taxes" were 104.73 billion yuan, an increase of 5.0%; The central income tax was 31.71 billion yuan, an increase of 13.1%. The province’s general public budget expenditure was 502.45 billion yuan, an increase of 7.1%. Among them, the expenditures on general public services, education, social security and employment, medical care and family planning, urban and rural communities, agriculture, forestry, water and housing security were 67.44 billion yuan, 82.29 billion yuan, 67.40 billion yuan, 41.42 billion yuan, 45.63 billion yuan, 53.62 billion yuan and 19.26 billion yuan, respectively, up by 15.0%, 1.7% and 19.26 billion yuan.

Table 7 Revenue and Expenditure of Public Finance in 2014 

Finger mark 

Absolute number (100 million yuan) 

Increase over the previous year (%) 

General public budget revenue 

3629.7 

9.5 

In which: local income 

2259.9 

11.3 

In which: tax revenue 

1438.2 

10.7 

Non-tax revenue 

821.8 

12.3 

Draw the central "two taxes" 

1047.3 

five 

Draw up the central income tax 

317.1 

13.1 

General public budget expenditure 

5024.5 

7.1 

In which: general public services 

674.4 

15 

education 

822.9 

1.7 

science and technology 

59.1 

6.5 

Culture, Sports and Media 

80.6 

17 

Social security and employment 

674 

7.7 

Health care and family planning 

414.2 

7.8 

energy saving and environmental protection 

129.2 

0.4 

Urban and rural community affairs 

456.3 

17.5 

Agriculture, forestry and water affairs 

536.2 

3.8 

Housing security 

192.6 

10.3 

 

  At the end of the year, the balance of local and foreign currency deposits of financial institutions in the province was 3,025.56 billion yuan, an increase of 337.65 billion yuan over the beginning of the year. Among them, the balance of unit deposits was 1,235.74 billion yuan, an increase of 137.22 billion yuan over the beginning of the year; The balance of personal deposits was 1,676.71 billion yuan, an increase of 198.26 billion yuan over the beginning of the year. The balance of local and foreign currency loans was 2,078.31 billion yuan, an increase of 252.44 billion yuan over the beginning of the year. Among them, the balance of short-term loans was 605.90 billion yuan, an increase of 38.64 billion yuan over the beginning of the year; The balance of medium and long-term loans was 1,431.27 billion yuan, an increase of 200.78 billion yuan over the beginning of the year. Among them, the balance of loans for real estate development, small and medium-sized enterprises and affordable housing development was 119.69 billion yuan, 734.57 billion yuan and 28.00 billion yuan respectively.

Table 8 Balance of local and foreign currency deposits and loans of financial institutions at the end of 2014 and their newly increased amount 

Finger mark 

Year-end balance (100 million yuan) 

Increased amount compared with the beginning of the year (100 million yuan) 

Balance of various deposits 

30255.6 

3376.5 

In which: unit deposit 

12357.4 

1372.2 

individual deposit 

16767.1 

1982.6 

In which: RMB deposits 

30073.4 

3316.7 

Balance of various loans 

20783.1 

2524.4 

In which: short-term loans 

6059 

386.4 

medium and long term loans 

14312.7 

2007.8 

In which: RMB loan. 

20356.4 

2464 

 

  At the end of the year, there were 93 listed companies in the province. Among them, there are 78 domestic listed companies and 15 overseas listed companies. The total direct financing in the province reached 185.63 billion yuan, an increase of 30.7%. Among them, a total of 40.37 billion yuan was raised through initial public offering, additional issuance, share allotment and corporate bonds, an increase of 181.7%. At the end of the year, there were 255 business departments of securities companies in the province, with a securities transaction volume of 4,166.26 billion yuan. There are 3 futures companies in the jurisdiction, with a turnover of 9,448.57 billion yuan.

  The annual premium income of insurance companies was 58.77 billion yuan, an increase of 15.6% over the previous year. Among them, life insurance premium income was 31.70 billion yuan, an increase of 10.8%; Health insurance premium income was 4.35 billion yuan, an increase of 33.0%; Accidental injury insurance premium income was 1.60 billion yuan, up by 15.5%; Property insurance premium income was 21.13 billion yuan, an increase of 20.2%. All kinds of indemnity and payment expenses were 22.63 billion yuan, up by 17.4%.

  IX. Education, Science and Technology 

  At the end of the year, there were 109 colleges and universities in the province. There are 19,000 graduates of general higher education, 296,000 graduates of junior college, 205,000 graduates of secondary vocational education, 320,000 graduates of ordinary high schools, 652,000 graduates of junior high schools and 741,000 graduates of ordinary primary schools. There were 2.032 million children in the park, an increase of 6.2% over the previous year. The enrollment rate of primary school-age children is 99.96%, and the gross enrollment rate of high school education is 89.0%. There are 11,699 private schools with 2.34 million students. We have secured 6.95 billion yuan for compulsory education in rural areas, 260 million yuan for state grants for ordinary senior high schools and 1.06 billion yuan for state scholarships and grants for colleges and universities. Issued 230 million yuan of state grants for secondary vocational schools and subsidized 307,000 secondary vocational students; We implemented 1.12 billion yuan of tuition-free funds for secondary vocational schools and subsidized 924,000 secondary vocational students.

Table 9 Enrollment, number of students and graduates in schools at all levels and their growth rate in 2014 

Finger mark 

Enrollment 

Number of students in school (school) 

Number of graduates 

Absolute number 

Compared with the previous year 

Absolute number 

Compared with the previous year 

Absolute number 

Compared with the previous year 

(ten thousand people) 

Growth (%) 

(ten thousand people) 

Growth (%) 

(ten thousand people) 

Growth (%) 

postgraduate education 

2.1 

1.9 

6.6 

1.5 

1.9 

10 

regular higher education 

34.5 

5.8 

113.6 

3.2 

29.6 

0.5 

Secondary vocational education 

22.7 

-0.7 

64.5 

-0.9 

20.5 

-13.5 

Ordinary high school 

36.5 

-2.2 

105.7 

1.5 

32 

1.2 

Junior high school 

74.5 

-2.8 

220.6 

three 

65.2 

-2.1 

Ordinary primary school 

81.4 

-4 

473.8 

1.3 

74.1 

-3.8 

special needs education 

0.3 

32.9 

one point six 

55.4 

0.1 

-29.3 

 

  At the end of the year, there were 14 national engineering technology research centers and 168 provincial engineering technology research centers in the province. There are 12 national key laboratories and 125 provincial key laboratories. There are 33 enterprise technology centers recognized by the state. 4879 technical contracts were signed, with a turnover of 9.77 billion yuan. 953 scientific and technological achievements were registered. It has won 20 national scientific and technological progress awards, 3 national technological invention awards and 2 national natural science awards. The average yield per mu of super hybrid rice reached 1026.7 kg, the first 8-inch IGBT professional chip production line in China and the second in the world was put into operation, and Changsha Supercomputing Center was put into use. The number of patent applications was 44,194, an increase of 6.9% over the previous year. Among them, the number of invention patent applications was 14,474, an increase of 21.2%. The number of patents granted was 26,637, an increase of 9.2%. Among them, 4,160 invention patents were granted, an increase of 15.1%. The number of patent applications from enterprises, universities and scientific research institutions was 23,524, 5,806 and 596 respectively, and the number of patents granted was 15,126, 3,040 and 319 respectively. The added value of high-tech industries was 514.75 billion yuan, an increase of 20.7%.

 

  At the end of the year, there were 1716 product testing laboratories in the province, with 63 new ones. Among them, there are 19 national product quality supervision and inspection centers, and one is added. There are 103 legal metrological verification institutions, 104 special equipment inspection institutions, and 10065 batches of quality supervision and spot checks of key industrial products. Participated in the formulation of 25 national standards and organized the formulation of 153 local standards. Surveying and mapping departments published 111 kinds of maps, providing 275,000 geodetic achievements, 31,700 aerial photographs and 59,291 basic geographic information data for economic and social development.

X. Culture, Health and Sports 

  By the end of the year, there were 103 performing arts groups, 142 mass art museums and cultural centers, 136 public libraries and 103 museums and memorial halls in the province. There are 13 radio stations and 15 TV stations. There were 8.78 million cable TV users, an increase of 369,000 over the previous year. The comprehensive population coverage rate of broadcasting was 93.48%, and that of television was 97.51%, up by 0.23 and 0.11 percentage points respectively over the previous year. There are 116 national intangible cultural heritage protection catalogues and 220 provincial intangible cultural heritage protection catalogues. 11,300 books, 247 periodicals and 85 newspapers were published, and the total print runs of books, magazines and newspapers were 370 million, 140 million and 1.36 billion respectively.

  At the end of the year, there were 61,572 health institutions in the province. Among them, there are 1,018 hospitals, 139 maternal and child health centers (institutes and stations), 86 specialized disease prevention hospitals (institutes and stations), 2,298 township health centers, 666 community health service centers (stations), 9,584 clinics, health centers and medical offices, and 44,699 village clinics. There were 341,000 health technicians, an increase of 5.5% over the previous year. Among them, there were 133,000 medical practitioners and assistant medical practitioners, an increase of 4.6%; There were 136,000 registered nurses, an increase of 8.4%. The total number of beds in hospitals is 248,000, an increase of 15.3%. Township hospitals have a total of 84,000 beds, an increase of 8.0%.

  There are 23.691 million people who regularly participate in physical exercise in the province, and 2453 national fitness programs have been carried out. There are 5,000 new administrative villages for farmers’ physical fitness projects. He won 8 world champions, 18 Asian champions and 49 national champions throughout the year. There are 72,926 sports venues. Among them, there are 218 gymnasiums, 5,778 sports fields (including stadiums, small sports fields and track fields), 388 swimming pools (including swimming and diving venues) and 3,444 training rooms (including comprehensive rooms and special training rooms).

XI. Population, People’s Life and Social Security 

  At the end of the year, the resident population of the province was 67.372 million. Among them, the urban population was 33.201 million, and the urbanization rate was 49.28%, an increase of 1.32 percentage points over the end of last year. The annual birth population was 908,000, with a birth rate of 13.52 ‰; The death population was 463,000, with a mortality rate of 6.89 ‰; The natural population growth rate is 6.63‰. The population aged 0-15 (including those under 16) is 13.036 million, accounting for 19.35% of the permanent population; The population aged 16-59 (including those under 60) is 43.071 million, accounting for 63.93% of the permanent population; The population aged 60 and over is 11.265 million, accounting for 16.72% of the permanent population. At the end of the year, there were 40.56 million employees, an increase of 195,000 over the end of the previous year.

Table 10 Number and composition of permanent residents at the end of 2014 

Finger mark 

Year-end (10,000 people) 

Specific gravity (%) 

inhabitant 

6737.2 

100 

In which: towns 

3320.1 

49.28 

countryside 

3417.1 

50.72 

Among them: male 

3471.1 

51.52 

woman 

3266.1 

48.48 

In which: 0-15 years old (including under 16 years old) 

1303.6 

19.35 

16-59 years old (including under 60 years old) 

4307.1 

63.93 

60 years old and above 

1126.5 

16.72 

Among them: 65 years old and above. 

742.4 

11.02 

 

  The per capita disposable income of all residents in the province was 17,622 yuan, an increase of 10.1% over the previous year, with a real increase of 8.0% after deducting the price factor. Among them, the per capita disposable income of urban residents was 26,570 yuan, an increase of 9.1% over the previous year, and a real increase of 6.9% after deducting the price factor; The per capita disposable income of rural residents was 10,060 yuan, an increase of 11.4%, with a real increase of 9.9% after deducting the price factor. In terms of regions, the per capita disposable income of residents in Changsha, Zhuzhou and Xiangtan was 28,287 yuan, an increase of 9.6%; 16541 yuan in southern Hunan, an increase of 10.0%; 11683 yuan in western Hunan, an increase of 10.2%; Dongting Lake area was 16,061 yuan, an increase of 10.1%.

  The per capita consumption expenditure of urban residents in the province was 18,335 yuan, an increase of 8.7% over the previous year; The per capita living expenditure of rural residents was 9,025 yuan, an increase of 15.2%. The proportion of food consumption expenditure of urban residents to total consumption expenditure (Engel coefficient) is 30.5%, and that of rural residents is 34.3%.

 

  There are 827,000 new urban employees in the province. At the end of the year, the number of employees participating in urban basic endowment insurance was 11.183 million, an increase of 266,000 over the end of the previous year. Among them, 7.694 million employees were insured and 3.489 million retirees were insured. The number of people participating in urban basic medical insurance was 22.984 million. Among them, 8.078 million people participated in the basic medical insurance for urban workers and 14.906 million people participated in the basic medical insurance for urban residents. The number of employees participating in unemployment insurance was 5.095 million, an increase of 478,000. The number of employees participating in industrial injury insurance was 7.48 million, an increase of 170,000. The number of employees participating in maternity insurance was 5.376 million, an increase of 18,000. The number of registered participants in the new rural endowment insurance is 32.84 million. The number of people participating in the new rural cooperative medical system is 47.965 million (excluding Changsha), and the participation rate is 99.3%. At the end of the year, the number of employees receiving unemployment insurance benefits was 141,000. The urban minimum living standard is 360 yuan/month, and the monthly assistance level reaches 266 yuan; The rural minimum living standard is 204 yuan/month, and the monthly assistance level reaches 120 yuan. 4.37 billion yuan for urban residents and 4.21 billion yuan for rural residents. At the end of the year, there were 184,000 beds in various adoptive social welfare units, and 137,000 people were adopted. There are 7,714 community service facilities in cities and towns, including 2,585 comprehensive community service centers. The annual sales of social welfare lottery tickets was 7.29 billion yuan,Raise social welfare funds of 2.01 billion yuan; Directly received social donations of 190 million yuan. Solve the problem of unsafe drinking water for 3.686 million people in rural areas, rebuild and expand 169 township nursing homes, and support the renovation of 117,000 rural dilapidated houses.

XII. Resources, Environment and Safety in Production 

  143 kinds of minerals have been discovered and 108 kinds of minerals have been proved in the province. Among them, there are 7 kinds of energy minerals, 38 kinds of metal minerals, 61 kinds of non-metal minerals and 2 kinds of water and gas minerals. 381 geological exploration projects (including continuation projects), 17 deep prospecting projects near old mines, and 5 new large and medium-sized mineral sites were discovered. There are 14 key mining areas and 4 important minerals that have completed resource integration. There are 12 national geoparks and 4 geological relics protection areas. 291 comprehensive land improvement projects at or above the provincial level were implemented, and 168,000 hectares of land were rehabilitated.

  The sewage treatment rate of cities in the province was 89.9%, an increase of 1.5 percentage points over the previous year; The harmless treatment rate of municipal solid waste was 99.7%, an increase of 3.7 percentage points. The air quality in 11 cities reached the second-class standard, with an increase of 2. Among the surface water sections actually monitored, 82.6% meet the Class III standard. The construction of 190 nature reserves with an area of 1.361 million hectares has been approved. Among them, there are 22 national nature reserves and 26 provincial nature reserves. In the whole year, the afforestation area was 392,000 hectares, the afforestation area of the project of returning farmland to forests was 20,000 hectares, and the area of comprehensive soil erosion control was 426.1 square kilometers. At the end of the year, there were 968,000 hectares of closed hills (sand) for afforestation and 480 million cubic meters of standing trees. The forest coverage rate was 59.57%, an increase of 2.05 percentage points over the previous year.

  According to preliminary accounting, the comprehensive energy consumption of large-scale industries in the province is 65.258 million tons of standard coal, down 3.4% from the previous year. Among them, the comprehensive energy consumption of six high energy-consuming industries was 51.5395 million tons of standard coal, down by 3.6%. Ten thousand yuan scale industrial added value energy consumption of 0.65 tons of standard coal/ten thousand yuan. The emissions of chemical oxygen demand, sulfur dioxide, ammonia nitrogen and nitrogen oxides decreased by 1.6%, 2.7%, 2.1% and 6.0% respectively compared with the previous year.

  In the whole year, there were 5,522 accidents in production safety, a decrease of 5.0% over the previous year. There were 995 deaths in operational production safety accidents, down by 6.4%. 0.08 people died in the accident of 100 million yuan GDP, down by 16.5%; The accident death toll of 100,000 industrial, mining and commercial employees was 1.21, down by 3.2%; There were 1.07 deaths per million tons in coal mines, down by 18.9%. There were 8785 road traffic accidents in the whole year, an increase of 0.7%; The road traffic death rate was 2.02 people/10,000 vehicles, down by 7.3%.

  Notes: 

  1. The data in this bulletin are preliminary statistics, and some data are not equal to the total of sub-items due to rounding. 

  2. The absolute figures of regional GDP and added value of various industries are calculated at current prices, and the growth rate is calculated at constant prices. 

  3. According to the Classification of National Economic Industries (GB/T4754-2011), in 2013, the National Bureau of Statistics revised the three industrial divisions, and classified "agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery services" in "agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery", "mining auxiliary activities" in "mining" and "manufacturing". 

  4. Changsha-Zhuzhou-Xiangtan region refers to Changsha, Zhuzhou and Xiangtan, southern Hunan refers to Hengyang, Chenzhou and Yongzhou, western Hunan refers to Shaoyang, Zhangjiajie, Huaihua, Loudi and Xiangxi Autonomous Prefecture, and Dongting Lake refers to Yueyang, Yiyang and Changde. Due to the adjustment of regional division, the data of western Hunan and Dongting Lake in 2014 are not comparable to those in 2013. 

  According to relevant regulations, foreign trade is denominated in RMB. 

  6. The enrollment rate of primary school-age children refers to the percentage of school-age children who have entered primary school within the scope of investigation to the total number of school-age children inside and outside the school. 

  7. The gross enrollment rate of high school education mainly reflects the coverage of high school education, which means that the total number of students in high school accounts for the percentage of the school-age population aged 15-17. 

  8. According to the Notice of the State Sports General Administration, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Railways and the National Tourism Administration on Carrying out the Sixth National Survey of Sports Sites, Hunan Province carried out the sixth national survey of sports sites of all systems, industries and forms of ownership in the province (except the railway and military systems) with December 31, 2013 as the standard time. According to the census standards, in 2014, the relevant data of sports venues in the province in the previous year were revised. 

  9. The permanent population refers to the population who actually lives in a certain area for a certain period of time. According to the provisions of the census and sampling survey, it mainly includes: people who live in the township street, whose registered permanent residence is in the township street or whose registered permanent residence is to be determined, people who live in the township street and leave the township street where their registered permanent residence is located for more than half a year, people whose registered permanent residence is in the township street, who go out for less than half a year or work and study abroad. 

  10. At the end of 2014, the population aged 0-14 (including those under the age of 15) was 12.363 million, and the population aged 15-59 (including those under the age of 60) was 43.747 million. 

  11. In the fourth quarter of 2012, the National Bureau of Statistics began to implement the household survey reform of urban-rural integration, and unified the income names, classifications and statistical standards of urban and rural residents. In 2014, the Hunan Investigation Corps of the National Bureau of Statistics calculated the per capita disposable income of the province’s residents with a new caliber comparable to urban and rural areas, and changed the per capita net income of rural residents into the per capita disposable income of rural residents. The income of rural residents in 2013 and previous years was still net income. 

  12. In 2014, according to relevant regulations, social service organizations and community service centers providing accommodation in Hunan were classified and cleaned up, and the corresponding data caliber was adjusted. 

  13. Energy consumption data are preliminary audit data of the National Bureau of Statistics. 

  Source:

  The financial data in this bulletin comes from the Provincial Department of Finance; Prices, income and expenditure of urban and rural residents, Engel coefficient and some agricultural data come from Hunan Survey Corps of National Bureau of Statistics. The data of railway passenger and freight volume and turnover come from Shichang Railway Co., Ltd., Guangzhou Railway (Group) Company and Nanchang Railway Bureau. The data of highway passenger and freight volume, turnover volume and waterway passenger and freight volume come from the Provincial Department of Transportation; Data of passenger and cargo traffic and turnover of civil aviation come from Provincial Airport Management Group Co., Ltd.; The data of pipeline freight volume come from Changling Branch of China Petrochemical Group Asset Management Co., Ltd., Baling Petrochemical Branch of China Petrochemical Group Asset Management Co., Ltd., Changling Branch of China Petrochemical Co., Ltd., Hunan Oil Transportation Management Office of China Petrochemical Sales Co., Ltd. and Changsha Xinao Gas Co., Ltd.; Telecom business volume, mobile phone users, fixed phone users and Internet broadband users come from provincial telecom companies, provincial mobile companies, provincial Unicom companies and provincial Tietong companies; The postal business volume comes from the provincial postal administration; Tourism data comes from the Provincial Tourism Bureau; Deposit and loan data come from Changsha Central Branch of China People’s Bank; The data of listed companies come from the financial work office of the provincial people’s government; Securities data comes from Hunan Supervision Bureau of China Securities Regulatory Commission; The insurance industry data comes from China Insurance Regulatory Commission Hunan Supervision Bureau; Education data comes from the Provincial Department of Education; Science and technology data comes from the Provincial Science and Technology Department; Patent data comes from the provincial intellectual property office; Quality inspection and industry standard data come from the Provincial Bureau of Quality and Technical Supervision;Mineral resources, geopark relics, land and mapping data come from the Provincial Department of Land and Resources; The data of art performance groups, museums, public libraries, cultural centers and intangible cultural heritage protection come from the Provincial Department of Culture; The data of radio, television, newspapers, periodicals and books come from the provincial press, publication, radio, film and television bureau; The data of health and new rural cooperative medical system come from the Provincial Health and Family Planning Commission. Sports data comes from the provincial sports bureau; The data of new employment and social insurance in cities and towns come from the Provincial Department of Human Resources and Social Security; Urban and rural subsistence allowances, social welfare, community services, nursing homes, social donation data to the provincial introspection Civil Affairs Department; The data of soil erosion control and rural drinking water safety come from the Provincial Water Resources Department; The data of reconstruction of rural dilapidated buildings, sewage and garbage disposal come from the Provincial Department of Housing and Urban-Rural Development; The data of nature reserves, afforestation, afforestation, standing trees and forest coverage rate come from the Provincial Forestry Department; The data of air and surface water quality and pollutant discharge come from the Provincial Environmental Protection Department; Safety production data comes from the provincial safety production supervision and management bureau; Road traffic accident data comes from the provincial public security department; Other data come from the Provincial Bureau of Statistics.

Ministry of Industry and Information Technology: More than 70,000 specialized and innovative small and medium-sized enterprises have been cultivated nationwide, including 8,997 "little giant" enterpri

  Cctv newsOn the afternoon of March 1st, the State Council Press Office held a series of press conferences on the theme of "Opening by authoritative departments", introducing the situation of "accelerating new industrialization, strengthening and improving the real economy" and answering reporters’ questions.

  Jin Zhuanglong, Minister of Industry and Information Technology, said that SMEs in China contributed 50% of tax revenue, over 60% of GDP, over 70% of technological innovation, over 80% of urban employment and over 90% of enterprises, which highlighted the importance of doing a good job in SMEs.

  In 2022, China added more than 1.7 trillion yuan in tax reduction and fee reduction, tax refund, tax deferral and fee deferral for small and micro market entities, launched a series of SME service activities, and newly cultivated 274 national SME public service demonstration platforms. In 2022, the country set up an average of 23,800 new enterprises every day, the number of small and medium-sized enterprises has exceeded 52 million, and the operating income of industrial small and medium-sized enterprises above designated size has exceeded 80 trillion yuan.

  More than 70,000 specialized and innovative small and medium-sized enterprises have been cultivated throughout the country, including 8,997 specialized and innovative "little giant" enterprises. Among the newly listed enterprises last year, specialized and innovative small and medium-sized enterprises accounted for 59%, and more than 1,300 specialized and innovative small and medium-sized enterprises have been listed on A shares, accounting for 27% of the total number of A-share listed enterprises. These enterprises have been working hard in the field of industrial foundation, which fully embodies the development characteristics of specialization, refinement, characteristics and novelty.

  Next, focus on five aspects:

  First, optimize the development environment. A law, a regulation, an opinion, a plan. Law is to fully implement the "SME Promotion Law"; The regulations are to implement the Regulations on the Protection of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises’ Payment and protect the legitimate rights and interests of small and medium-sized enterprises; The opinion is to thoroughly implement the Guiding Opinions on Promoting the Healthy Development of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises; Planning is to implement the "14th Five-Year Plan" to promote the development of small and medium-sized enterprises, promote the implementation of various policies to benefit enterprises, and solve problems for the majority of small and medium-sized enterprises.

  Second, strengthen the cultivation. The gradient cultivation project of high-quality enterprises will be implemented in depth, and the number of specialized and innovative small and medium-sized enterprises in China will exceed 80,000 this year. Strengthen policy guidance and overall planning of resources, and plan to cultivate about 100 characteristic industrial clusters of small and medium-sized enterprises. Give play to the leading role of large enterprises and promote the development of large, medium and small enterprises. This year, the second national conference on the development of specialized and innovative small and medium-sized enterprises will be held to build a platform for exchanges and cooperation between small and medium-sized enterprises.

  Third, improve the service system. First, this year, we will prepare opinions on further improving the service system for small and medium-sized enterprises; second, we will further improve the public service system for small and medium-sized enterprises at the national, provincial, municipal and county levels; third, we will continue to carry out the National Small and Medium-sized Enterprise Service Month, and give full play to the role of public service institutions for small and medium-sized enterprises, public service demonstration platforms for small and medium-sized enterprises and entrepreneurial innovation demonstration bases for small and micro enterprises, so that more quality services can reach small and medium-sized enterprises directly.

  Fourth, promote the integration of production and production. It will guide financial institutions to continuously increase financing support for small and medium-sized enterprises. Give play to the role of the capital market and support specialized and new enterprises to speed up listing. Give play to the guiding role of the national SME development fund and drive social capital to increase investment.

  We will further improve the overseas service system for SMEs, run the SME Expo well, and build an international cooperation platform to help SMEs make good use of global resources and achieve win-win cooperation.

How to deal with weddings, funerals and celebrations in violation of regulations?

It is a common problem for discipline inspection and supervision organs to organize weddings, funerals and celebrations in violation of regulations. Combined with the practice of discipline review, this paper discusses some thoughts on how to define whether discipline is violated, how to overcome the difficulties in obtaining evidence, and how to grasp the punishment grade.

How to grasp the boundary between violation of discipline and non-violation

The first paragraph of Article 85 of the Regulations on Disciplinary Actions in the Communist Party of China (CPC), which came into effect on January 1, 2016, stipulates: "If you take advantage of your authority or position to handle weddings, funerals and celebrations, and cause adverse effects in society, you will be given a warning or a serious warning; If the circumstances are serious, the punishment within the party shall be revoked. " The second paragraph stipulates: "Anyone who takes the opportunity to collect money or commits other acts that infringe upon the interests of the state, the collective and the people in organizing weddings, funerals and celebrations shall be given a heavier or heavier punishment in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph until he is expelled from the party." To judge whether an act belongs to the problem of illegal handling of weddings, funerals and celebrations, the key is to closely follow the constitutive requirements of violation of discipline and identify it in combination with relevant regulations and superior requirements.

Whether to use the influence of authority or position. The use of authority refers to the use of the authority in charge, responsibility and undertaking a certain official business or the authority of other state staff who have subordinate and restrictive relations in their positions; Taking advantage of the influence of one’s position is a convenient condition formed by taking advantage of one’s authority or position. If you use the influence of authority or position to inform or invite management objects, subordinates, other people who have job affiliation with you, staff of subordinate units and staff of other units with work connections to attend banquets, occupy public resources, use the company bus to pick up and drop off people attending banquets, transport related items, or provide convenience or seek benefits for yourself and your family, you may be suspected of violating discipline. For example, Yang, director of the Supervision Office of Zhengzhou City Garden Bureau, has the supervision function over the secondary institutions under the bureau. When he prepares a wedding banquet for his daughter, he actively invites the heads of the secondary institutions to participate. This practice belongs to the use of authority and constitutes a violation of discipline.

Whether it has caused adverse social impact. The "bad influence" here refers to causing negative repercussions among the masses or society and damaging the image of the party and state workers. Specifically, it is because of the wedding, funeral and celebration that it interferes with and hinders the normal order of production, life, work, business, teaching, scientific research and transportation, or causes bad public opinion. For example, three brothers Liu, deputy secretary of the Fugou County Political and Legal Committee, held a funeral for their father, and informed the leaders and colleagues of the county party committee office, the county government office and other units to attend. During the period, more than 200 vehicles were mourned, including 43 buses, which caused serious adverse effects in society, and three people were respectively punished by the party discipline and the organization.

Whether there is a big situation. In practice, the so-called "big operation and big management" refers to the large number of banquets, large ostentation and extravagance, high standards and extravagant comparison, which obviously exceeds the local normal living consumption level. For example, in the case of Zhao’s violation of discipline in the Group Industry Department of xinzheng city Party Committee, Zhao organized a wedding for his son, arranged to rent a luxury car to drive on the main roads of the city, rented a salute car and drum team at the wedding site, and organized banquets for many times to receive gifts, which constituted a big deal.

Whether it violates the relevant filing system. In recent years, various localities have successively issued relevant regulations on standardizing the reporting of weddings, funerals, banquets and banquets for cadres in party member, and made corresponding provisions on the standards and reporting procedures of the management. It is illegal to operate privately without reporting, or the standard and scale of operation exceed the scale of reporting.

How to find the key points of evidence collection

In the practice of discipline review, such cases are prone to problems that the evidence standard and key points of evidence collection are difficult to grasp, which need to be further clarified to avoid "raw food" or the evidence is not solid.

How to identify the influence and bad influence of using authority or position. To judge whether a party member cadre takes advantage of his power or position to handle wedding, funeral and celebration in violation of regulations, we should not only extract the evidence such as the division of duties and employment documents of the actor, but also verify whether the behavior of handling wedding, funeral and celebration is related to his position, such as informing the people attending the banquet whether there is any work connection with him, whether he is affected by his position and status, etc. With regard to the problem of adverse social impact, in addition to reports from the masses, reports from the Internet, newspapers and other media, colleagues in the unit and the surrounding people’s knowledge and understanding of party member cadres’ wedding, funeral and festive behavior are also important factors in determining whether it has caused adverse social impact.

How to determine the amount of gift and the amount of violation of discipline. Generally, there are many people involved in organizing weddings, funerals and celebrations in violation of regulations, and it is difficult to ask for evidence. It is necessary to extract the relevant documentary evidence that can record the amount of gift money in time during the investigation, sort out the gift money related to the influence of the party’s authority or position, and identify the disciplinary money. In addition, we can make a comprehensive judgment through other evidence, such as the description of the participants and handlers, the scale of the banquet, etc., and we can’t simply determine the amount of gift money and the amount of violation of discipline based on the statements of the parties.

How to verify the banquet scale and banquet standard. The difficulty in obtaining evidence in this respect is that sometimes hotels are not kept, or for some reason they are unwilling to provide them to the discipline inspection and supervision department. In practice, we should pay attention to collecting the testimony materials of the hotel’s responsible person, handlers and other staff, the hotel’s credit card payment records and other materials, and combine the statements of the parties to comprehensively identify the scale and standard of the banquet. When obtaining evidence, we should pay attention to analyzing and eliminating contradictions in evidence, so that transcripts, testimony materials, documentary evidence and physical evidence can form a complete evidence chain.

How to reasonably determine the punishment grade

In 2016 and 2003, "Regulations on Disciplinary Actions in the Communist Party of China (CPC)" did not change the punishment grade for party member cadres’ illegal handling of weddings, funerals and celebrations. In practice, the punishment grade should be reasonably determined from the following four aspects according to the circumstances, nature and local conditions.

Look at the subjective attitude of violating discipline. When determining the punishment grade, we should first look at the cognition of the parties to their disciplinary actions, that is, the subjective aspects of the constitutive requirements of disciplinary violations. If the parties are not familiar with the policies and regulations, resulting in the form and standards of operation do not meet the requirements, they can be properly considered when measuring the discipline; However, if you take the initiative to use the influence of authority or position, deliberately evade the policy provisions or turn a deaf ear to the requirements of superiors, and there are opportunities to collect money and other acts that infringe on the interests of the state, the collective and the people, it can be used as an important reference to determine the grade and confirm whether there are serious circumstances when measuring discipline. For example, Li, the public security brigade of Bo ‘ai County Public Security Bureau, took advantage of the move to a new house to do a big job. After receiving the report, the local discipline inspection commission ordered him to cancel the banquet and sent someone to supervise it. However, after the supervisors left, Li continued to arrange the banquet and receive the gift money. His subjective attitude was very bad. Therefore, Li was punished by staying in the party for one year and lowering his post level, and was transferred from the public security brigade.

Look at the specific scale of the operation. The scale and standard of banquets organized by the parties is also a key factor in determining the punishment grade. If the ostentation and extravagance of the banquet obviously exceeds the local standard of normal weddings, funerals and festive banquets, especially if the party does not converge or stop after the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, it can be used as a reference for heavier or heavier treatment. For example, the director of the Standing Committee of the People’s Congress of a county in Chongqing hosted a wedding for his son, used luxury vehicles to form a wedding convoy, and hosted more than 100 tables in a five-star hotel. The wedding cost was as high as 400,000 yuan, which was a typical big event.

Look at the degree of adverse effects. Party member cadres’ illegal handling of weddings, funerals and celebrations infringes on the system of honesty and self-discipline and social customs, which will also affect people’s views on the Party committee and government and damage the image of the Party. Therefore, the degree of adverse social impact must be fully considered when determining the quality and quantity. For example, Wang, deputy secretary of the Disciplinary Committee of a town in Chongqing, held a birthday banquet for his father, invited nearly 1,000 government officials, village cadres and some management clients to attend, and held a total of 114 tables. After the problem was exposed by an online forum, it caused serious adverse social impact. Wang himself was severely warned by the party and was dismissed.

See the performance of cooperating with the investigation. The disciplinary personnel’s understanding of their mistakes and the actual performance of cooperating with the investigation are the external manifestation of their subjective attitude, and also an important factor to be considered when determining the punishment grade. If those who violate the discipline can realize their own problems, actively cooperate with the organization to investigate, truthfully state the facts, explain the source and amount of the gift money, and voluntarily hand in the disciplinary income, it can be used as a reference for mitigating or mitigating circumstances when measuring discipline. For example, in the case of Li’s violation of discipline by Zhengzhou Municipal Health Planning Commission, Li was always able to actively cooperate with the organization in the investigation and trial stage, with a good attitude of admitting mistakes, and took the initiative to hand over the gift of 55,200 yuan to the organization, comprehensively considering Li’s understanding, attitude and performance of mistakes, and dealt with it lightly in qualitative and quantitative discipline. (Shen Hongjiang Hongtao Author: Zhengzhou City Commission for Discipline Inspection, Henan Province)

postscript

Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, illegal handling of weddings, funerals and celebrations has always occupied a considerable proportion of the mental problems that have been investigated and dealt with by discipline inspection and supervision organs at all levels in violation of the eight central regulations. In 2015, a total of 5,115 large-scale weddings, funerals and celebrations were investigated, 6,057 people were dealt with and 4,413 people were given disciplinary sanctions. To investigate and deal with such problems, it is necessary to identify and deal with them in strict accordance with party discipline and regulations. This paper puts forward some thoughts based on the practice of discipline review, which has certain reference and reference significance.

The Regulations on Disciplinary Actions in the Communist Party of China (CPC), which came into effect on January 1, 2016, stipulates in Article 85 three types of disciplinary actions in party member’s handling of weddings, funerals and celebrations, namely:

1. Taking advantage of one’s authority or position to influence the handling of weddings, funerals and celebrations, causing adverse effects in society. Compared with the "taking advantage of one’s position" in the first paragraph of Article 81 of the original regulations, the new regulations emphasize that in addition to taking advantage of one’s position, it is also forbidden to take advantage of the influence of one’s position to handle weddings, funerals and celebrations, which fully embodies the requirements of strictly administering the party in an all-round way. For this kind of behavior, no matter whether it is lavish or not, whether it is accepting gifts or not, as long as party member uses his power or position to influence the operation, such as using the manpower and material resources of the management service object, and causing adverse effects in society, it can be considered as a violation of discipline.

Two, by handling weddings, funerals and celebrations of the opportunity to collect money. The main form of expression is that the actor collects a large amount of gift money in handling weddings, funerals and celebrations through large-scale or multiple invitations to treat guests.

Three, in organizing weddings, funerals and celebrations, there are other violations of the interests of the state, the collective and the people. For example, the normal production, life, work, business, teaching, scientific research, traffic order and other normal order are disturbed and hindered by the wedding, funeral and celebration, or there are circumstances that cause casualties and other major accidents, and so on.

Customs about weddings, funerals and celebrations vary from place to place, but customs cannot be an excuse for party member to break the discipline. To deal with the illegal handling of weddings, funerals and celebrations, it is necessary to comprehensively consider the local economic development level, strictly follow the party discipline and regulations, and reflect the rigidity of discipline.

(Provided by China Journal of Discipline Inspection and Supervision)

Single-day box office exceeds Avengers 3! Why is it so awesome?


Special feature of 1905 film network When the box office is approaching the 2 billion mark, one movie has not been crushed into cannon fodder, and even on the fourth day of its release, the single-day box office counterattack surpassed "Reunion 3", ranking first in the daily box office list!

Real-time box office data at 20:15 on May 21st.


This film is.


After four days of release, the attendance rate ranked first, and the box office score accumulated over 260 million.


In fact, judging from the early performance of the market, this film was more eye-catching from the beginning among the new films released that week. To some extent, this is due to the gorgeous lineup of this film — — Producer Xú Zhēng, starring Lei Jiayin and Tong Liya.


No, the first day of release accounted for 23.4%, far exceeding Hollywood commercial thrillers.


Film market performance on May 18


The story of "Living Together in Time and Space" is particularly novel. It tells the story of Tong Liya in 2018 and Lei Jiayin in 1999, who accidentally lived in the same room because of the overlap of time and space. From mutual dislike, the two men gradually developed feelings.


But on closer examination, the story still seems a little cliche. However, director Su Lun added some fantasy and comedy to the relatively tacky story, which looked so different.

In recent years, there are many domestic fantasy romantic films of the same type, and there are many similarities in routines — —

 

Wrap an old-fashioned love movie with a fantastic shell and some comedy colors. And strangely enough, they are all writing in "time", breaking the dimension of time and remolding some emotion of the protagonist.


However, patting and patting, we found that the domestic fantasy romance fell into a strange circle.

 

The plot is illogical and full of loopholes; People and performances are often grandiose; There are many embarrassing lines interspersed among them … … As a result, both word-of-mouth and box office are on the street.

 

The only outstanding film is "Returning to Twenty" directed by Chen Zhengdao, but the script is not his own original, but a remake of a Korean film of the same name.

 

As for other films of the same type, they are basically no more than 6 points in Douban.


And "Living Together in Time and Space" won a high score of 7.4 on the critical watercress.


So, why is "Living Together in Time and Space" ok this time? Xiao Dianjun came to talk to you and analyze it.

There are still loopholes in the story, but the whole story is solid.

 

If Xiao Dianjun doesn’t say anything, I wonder if you can equate this movie with the Korean drama "Romantic Room" that exploded many years ago?


I guess not.


Korean drama full of romance


At that time, a film producer bought the film adaptation rights of A Room Full of Romance in mainland China and found Xú Zhēng. But after the two sides communicated, they gave up the original script.


Xú Zhēng threw the project to the company’s signing director Su Lun, who had just finished her work as the executive director of the project.

 

Who knows that this script was changed for nearly two years, and finally it was presented like this. Although this script is still not perfect, it is relatively excellent.


Director Su Lun and producer Xú Zhēng.


Before watching the movie, some people had a crazy Amway with Xiao Dianjun, and even claimed that "this script has almost no logical flaws and bugs."


However, Xiao Dianjun, who is usually fed up with the "scam" in his circle of friends, is not convinced. In the process of watching movies, he pays special attention to the plot loopholes.

 

After watching the movie, frankly, there are still bugs.


For example, at the end of the movie, Lei Jiayin stood at the window in 1999 and watched himself send Tong Liya home in 2018. In fact, this plot line is slightly contrary to the previous movie setting.


As mentioned in the movie, only when Tong Liya opens the doors and windows first can Lei Jiayin in 1999 see things in 2018 simultaneously. And when two different time and space look at each other, the wormhole in time and space will be turbulent. But in this plot, in order to strengthen the dramatic conflict of the film, it is obviously simplified.


At the same time, at the end, Tong Liya and Lei Jiayin, whose fates changed completely, met again in the streets of the United States. The theater where Xiao Dianjun was located was full of exclamations, and the boy sitting next to him shook his head repeatedly and called "I don’t understand".


Of course, some people explain that the ending is more like an egg in tribute.


However, despite these two points, the director really worked hard on the setting of Suellen.

 

At the beginning of the film, 25-year-old Lei Jiayin from 1999 and 31-year-old Tong Liya from 2018 were horrified to find — — They met in the same room. And when they go out from the two doors of this house, they can reach the two eras of 1999 and 2018 respectively.


Although it is also a dislocation of time and space, it is completely different for two people.

 

For Tong Liya, a trip to 1999 was nostalgia, and everything was familiar to him as a teenager. For Lei Jiayin, coming to 2018 is an adventure in the future, and everything is novel.

 

Su Lun, the director, can show two completely different dislocation feelings separately, and the connection is natural, which is very skillful. This kind of nature comes from many details of life in movies, which can make people not play in any time and space.

 

Back in 1999 in Tong Liya, the downtown area with high-rise buildings retreated to the old alley full of clothes. You can cross the streets by bike, and you can also buy cheap pancakes and popsicles.


In Lei Jiayin in 2018, I have never seen an iPad, and I didn’t know that mobile phones can play music. I was shocked to hear Siri’s reply …

 

This is the first layer of "truth" in Living Together in Time and Space, and it is a sense of life formed after doing homework.


Next page: The actors performed brilliantly.

National Bureau of Statistics: From January to March, the national real estate development investment decreased by 5.8% year-on-year.

  CCTV News:According to the website of the National Bureau of Statistics, on April 18th, the National Bureau of Statistics released the 2023 1-mdash; The basic situation of the national real estate market in March.

I. Completion of investment in real estate development

  1— In March, the national real estate development investment was 2,597.4 billion yuan, down 5.8% year-on-year; Among them, residential investment was 1,976.7 billion yuan, down 4.1%.

  1— In March, the housing construction area of real estate development enterprises was 7,645.77 million square meters, down 5.2% year-on-year. Among them, the residential construction area was 5,382.14 million square meters, down 5.4%. The newly started building area was 241.21 million square meters, down by 19.2%. Among them, the newly started residential area was 177.19 million square meters, down by 17.8%. The completed housing area was 194.22 million square meters, an increase of 14.7%. Among them, the completed residential area was 143.96 million square meters, an increase of 16.8%.

  Second, the sale and sale of commercial housing

  1— In March, the sales area of commercial housing was 299.46 million square meters, down 1.8% year-on-year, of which the sales area of residential housing increased by 1.4%. The sales of commercial housing reached 3,054.5 billion yuan, up by 4.1%, of which the sales of houses increased by 7.1%.

  At the end of March, the area of commercial housing for sale was 647.7 million square meters, a year-on-year increase of 15.4%. Among them, the residential area for sale increased by 15.5%.

  Three, the real estate development enterprise funds in place

  1— In March, real estate development enterprises received 3,470.8 billion yuan in funds, down 9.0% year-on-year. Among them, domestic loans were 499.5 billion yuan, down 9.6%; The utilization of foreign capital was 800 million yuan, down by 22.7%; Self-raised funds were 1,017.1 billion yuan, down by 17.9%; Deposits and advance receipts were 1,190.9 billion yuan, down 2.8%; Personal mortgage loans reached 618.8 billion yuan, down 2.9%.

  Fourth, the real estate development boom index

  In March, the real estate development boom index (referred to as "national housing boom index") was 94.71.

Integrating information resources to manage "table anti-epidemic" and making efforts to eliminate data islands

  ● Since the epidemic prevention and control work was carried out, many grassroots cadres and community workers have been overwhelmed by various forms. Repetitive and heavy task of filling out forms not only consumes a lot of time and energy, but also delays the implementation of the urgent anti-epidemic work, causing dissatisfaction among the masses.

  The direct reason for the emergence of the problem of "table anti-epidemic" is that there is no special information co-ordination mechanism among various departments, and the fundamental reason is that various departments are trapped in their own information data, thus forming a "data island", which is also a chronic disease that has plagued the construction of government information in China for many years.

  ● The Measures for the Administration of National Government Information Project Construction is expected to fundamentally solve the problems of decentralized e-government construction and isolated data islands, further promote overall planning at the national level, integrate information resources of various departments, promote co-construction and sharing of departments, realize cross-departmental business collaboration, and comprehensively improve the administrative efficiency of government departments.

  □ Our reporter Wan Jing

  Recently, the General Office of the State Council issued the "Administrative Measures for the Construction of National Government Information Projects" (hereinafter referred to as the "Administrative Measures"), pointing to the problem of "table anti-epidemic" that was criticized some time ago.

  Some places have reported that since the epidemic prevention and control work was carried out, many grassroots cadres and community workers have been overwhelmed by various forms. Repeated and heavy task of filling out forms not only consumes a lot of time and energy, but also delays the implementation of the urgent anti-epidemic work, causing dissatisfaction among the masses.

  In this regard, experts in the industry pointed out that the direct reason for the emergence of the problem of "table anti-epidemic" is that the command and coordination system is incomplete and unscientific, and a special information co-ordination mechanism has not been formed among various departments, but the fundamental reason is that various departments are trapped in their own information data, thus forming a "data island", which is also a chronic disease that has plagued the construction of government information in China for many years.

  The "Administrative Measures" require adhering to the principles of overall planning, joint construction and sharing, business coordination, safety and reliability, and directly point to the key issues of current government information construction. According to industry analysts, the Administrative Measures are expected to fundamentally solve the problems of decentralized e-government construction and data islands, further promote overall planning at the national level, integrate information resources of various departments, promote joint construction and sharing of departments, achieve cross-departmental business collaboration, and comprehensively improve the administrative efficiency of government departments.

  Form anti-epidemic has been criticized

  Urgent need to realize information sharing

  According to media reports, "form anti-epidemic" shows that many grassroots cadres and community workers have to fill in more than a dozen forms a day during the epidemic prevention period. These forms are issued by different departments, and the contents are basically the same, but the format and style are slightly different. With the strengthening of epidemic prevention and control, the contents of such forms are increasing, and the statistics of data are very large, so it takes a lot of time and energy to fill in the forms alone.

  It is understood that the grass-roots staff themselves have undertaken a lot of work such as prevention and control propaganda, inspection in the jurisdiction, coordination of medical treatment, disinfection, persuasion of residents and distribution of materials. Although the manpower at the grassroots level is very tight, they have to arrange people to be "cousins" to undertake tasks such as data collection, registration and information reporting, and some people who fill out forms often have to work until the early hours of the morning.

  “‘ Table anti-epidemic ’ It is a bureaucratic style that pays attention to formalism, but it also reflects the problem that information between departments is not smooth in the construction of government information in China. It is not difficult to solve this problem technically. As long as a unified command coordination system is established to realize the sharing of data and information among various departments, it can effectively avoid repeated tasks from multiple departments. " Gao Qin Wei, a professor at the Law School of the Central University of Finance and Economics, said.

  This time, the "Administrative Measures" also clearly put forward that "overall planning, co-construction and sharing" is the basic management principle of national government information construction. At the same time, it also strengthened the requirements for information sharing, and clearly put the concept of sharing into the whole life cycle of government information construction projects.

  The "Administrative Measures" stipulates that the feasibility study report and preliminary design scheme shall include an analysis chapter (chapter) on information resource sharing. The evaluation report of the consulting and evaluation unit shall include the evaluation opinions on the analysis articles (chapters) of information resource sharing. The approval document of the examination and approval department or the request document submitted to the State Council shall include the opinions on the analysis articles (chapters) of information resource sharing; Compiling the catalogue of information resources is a necessary condition for approving government information projects. The scope, degree and network security of information resources sharing are important basis for determining project construction investment, operation and maintenance funds and acceptance.

  Gao Qin Wei believes that the fight against epidemic is an information war, and all government departments should constantly release accurate and objective information and try their best to let everyone know the relevant information. Only by establishing various accessible information transmission channels can the government’s relevant information release reach the public in time. Therefore, government information sharing should become the new normal of government administration.

  Take measures to cure chronic diseases at the same time

  Focus on eliminating data islands

  According to Liu Deliang, a professor at the Law School of Beijing Normal University, after years of development, government e-government has built core government affairs systems such as industry and commerce, taxation, finance, transportation, finance, auditing, education, population and public safety. The core businesses of most ministries and commissions are supported by databases, and the coverage of core business databases is increasing day by day, forming a considerable scale of government information resources. However, the phenomenon of "data island" is also very serious in the construction of government information.

  Among them, the most typical problem is that the internal processes of the government are difficult to coordinate. Local governments and departments at all levels often go their own way when carrying out e-government, adopting different standards and monotonous business content, resulting in new redundant construction; Each application system is planned separately, and each system often adopts different data formats and runs on different platforms, which brings obstacles to data exchange and collaborative application between them.

  In order to eliminate the phenomenon of "data island" in the construction of government information from the institutional level, the Administrative Measures put forward solutions from five aspects.

  First, the government information project realizes cross-departmental co-construction. Cross-departmental co-construction and sharing of government information projects, by the lead department in conjunction with the participating departments to jointly carry out cross-departmental engineering framework design, form a unified framework plan and then report to the National Development and Reform Commission.

  Second, the government information project realizes the joint construction of the central and local governments. The relevant departments in the State Council need to share and cooperate with local government information projects, which should be built in accordance with the principles of overall planning, grading examination and approval, grading construction and sharing and cooperation.

  Third, build a shared open data directory of government information resources. Based on the business flow, data flow and system interface of departmental projects and overall projects, a shared open data directory is initially formed.

  Fourthly, the content of sharing analysis of government information resources is constructed. The feasibility study report and the preliminary design plan shall include the analysis articles (chapters) of information resources sharing, and the approval documents of the examination and approval department or the request documents submitted to the State Council shall include the opinions on the sharing analysis articles (chapters).

  Fifth, information resources sharing is forced by fund management. For the information-based projects that have been built by the State Council departments and need to be upgraded or newly-built government information-based projects, only those that can share information as required can be approved, and those that cannot share information will not be supported except for special reasons. For information systems that do not share data resources as required, repeatedly collect data resources, or are not included in the catalogue of national government information systems, no operation and maintenance funds will be arranged.

  In this regard, Gu Bingzhong, chief engineer of the Information Center of the Ministry of Natural Resources, analyzed that the "Administrative Measures" further implemented information sharing through the coordinated linkage of project construction investment and operation and maintenance funds, and grasped the key points, which is worthy of praise. The implementation of the above measures will fundamentally change the long-standing problem of information sharing, be conducive to the construction of the national big data resource system and governance capacity, and promote the modernization of the national governance system and governance capacity.

  Improve the construction of government information

  It is imperative to jointly build departments.

  Government information system is an important support for the government to perform its duties efficiently and an important carrier to promote the modernization of government governance capacity by informationization. In the 1980s, China began to use computers to process electronic data in government management. After nearly 40 years of development, government informatization has played an active role in improving government office efficiency, supporting government scientific decision-making and optimizing government services.

  According to Xu Chunxue, deputy director of the Office of the National E-government Extranet Management Center, in recent years, the digital transformation of the government has been accelerated in an all-round way, breaking the "data island" and entering the deep water area. The traditional mode of self-construction and self-management of departments has become increasingly difficult to adapt to the task of large-scale information construction, and technological models such as cloud computing, big data and blockchain have triggered changes in construction concepts, and so on. A series of changes have forced the system of government informatization to be continuously upgraded and improved, so as to adapt to the new development situation and further liberate the informatization productive forces. However, it is impossible to avoid the problem of cross-departmental co-construction of government information projects in order to improve the construction of government information in China and solve the phenomenon of "data islands" in which departments are fragmented.

  Multi-sector co-construction is a long-term difficult problem to solve, especially during the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" period, the progress of individual co-construction projects is not satisfactory. The "Thirteenth Five-Year Plan" for the Construction of National Government Information Project puts forward the blueprint of "big platform, big data and big system". However, there has been a lack of clear organizational rules on how to jointly build a "big project" by multiple departments.

  To this end, the "Administrative Measures" proposes that for government information projects involving cross-departmental co-construction and sharing, the lead department and the participating departments will jointly carry out cross-departmental engineering framework design and form a unified framework plan, and then report to the National Development and Reform Commission. The framework scheme should determine the participating departments, construction objectives and main contents of the project, clarify the business flow, data flow and system interface between each department’s project and the overall project, initially form a data directory, ensure that the construction contents of each department are not duplicated, and realize the requirements of co-construction and sharing. After the framework scheme is formed, each department shall apply for the construction of its own participating content according to the project management requirements.

  According to Xu Chunxue’s analysis, the proposal of the above-mentioned framework scheme not only provides a powerful starting point for inter-departmental coordination and linkage, but also can replace the original link of compiling project proposals by various departments, greatly improving the efficiency of examination and approval.

  Gu Bingzhong also believes that under the unified framework, the departments involved in construction have clear boundaries, clear goals and responsibilities, which can improve the enthusiasm of the departments and reduce the phenomenon of buck passing.

  Actively promote the policy landing

  Improve administrative efficiency in an all-round way

  After years of exploration and practice, the national e-government extranet is becoming the public infrastructure of digital government construction in China.

  At present, in terms of "network communication", China has achieved comprehensive coverage of central provinces, cities and counties, and built a "three-in-one and five-across" network channel; In terms of "data communication", by the end of January 2020, the national data sharing and exchange platform based on the extranet of government affairs had opened 1,299 real-time data sharing interfaces of 33 the State Council departments, provided 946 million times of inquiry and verification services, and supported 95.7 billion pieces of batch data exchange across departments and regions; In terms of "business communication", the national data sharing and exchange platform connects 784 business processing systems in various regions and departments, which provides strong support for government departments at all levels to optimize business processes, streamline business materials, and promote the implementation of major reform tasks such as enterprise start-up, real estate registration, tax withholding, and license separation.

  In this epidemic prevention and control work, the government information means of local governments also show their talents.

  For example, Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province has continuously increased the control of people entering Jiaxing by means of "big data+grid", and cooperated online and offline to give full play to the role of grass-roots grid. Through the "six major rows" of card-point row, digital row, hotel (farmhouse) row, transportation hub row, hospital row, rental house row, etc., the epidemic prevention and control investigation system has been developed and activated to comprehensively verify relevant information.

  The Digital Yingkou Management Center was started in Yingkou, Liaoning Province, and the access to the city’s public security video private network was completed in only 3 hours, so that you can view the video of key bayonets in the city’s expressways, railways, stations, hospitals and other places at will in the management center, and understand and master the dynamics of key bayonets in real time.

  Chongqing Liangjiang New District makes full use of big data to escort residents’ "vegetable basket" and "fruit plate", closely monitors the market supply and demand of daily necessities such as grain, oil, meat, vegetables, fruits, eggs, milk and refined oil, and at the same time increases the docking of production and marketing, broadens the channels of supply organization, and smoothes the logistics distribution of daily necessities.

  During the interview, Xu Chunxue analyzed that the Administrative Measures is based on the overall coordination and long-term management mechanism of the national government information system, focusing on "how to build" and "how to manage" government information projects, putting forward top-level design in streamlining approval, intensive co-construction, information sharing and online management, further implementing the overall requirements of unified engineering planning, unified standards and norms, unified filing management, unified audit supervision and unified evaluation system, and promoting the country for the next stage.

  "However, whether the informationization of government affairs can finally achieve practical results, whether it can help the government’s comprehensive digital transformation and further support the modernization of the national governance system and governance capacity depends on whether all departments can put the Administrative Measures in place and grasp the construction carefully." Xu Chun’s theory.

  Gu Bingzhong believes that the promulgation and smooth implementation of the Administrative Measures is expected to fundamentally solve the problems of decentralized construction of e-government and "data islands", further promote overall planning at the national level, integrate information resources of various departments, promote joint construction and sharing of departments, achieve cross-departmental business coordination, and comprehensively improve the administrative efficiency of government departments.

Headlines in "Yang Guifei" and "Ma Zhen" netizens made large-scale posters.


1905 movie network news On July 23rd, some netizens exposed a group of large-scale moving pictures of the film, and they were surprised to call one of them "Ma Zhen". The scale was so impressive that it was really "a long time to see". Subsequently, a litchi poster of the film quickly occupied Weibo and friends circle. Although the film has confirmed that it is not an official poster, it still can’t stop the enthusiasm of netizens to forward it crazily.

 

At present, the first place in Weibo’s real-time hot search list is "Fan Bingbing Ma Zhen". According to netizens, "At that time, the plot was that Yang Guifei and Tang Xuanzong were jealous and quarreled, and Yang Guifei slammed the door and went to be willful, but since the marriage, the two have been in spiritual love, so the man and the woman have been suffering … … Naturally, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty quickly followed after him. After chasing, he took the imperial concubine to his horse. Then they were jealous and quarreled with each other, and they began to tear their clothes, and the imperial concubine showed an expression of … … But after struggling for a few seconds, … …” From the animation point of view, the lens scale of Fan Bingbing and Liming in the film is even larger than that of the TV series The Legend of Wu Mei Niang before deletion.

 

In addition, there is an eye-catching poster in "The Woman of the Dynasty Yang Guifei" that has been madly turned by netizens. "As soon as I rode on the world of mortals and laughed, no one knew it was litchi." The story of Yang Guifei and litchi is well known. On this poster made by netizens, a pair of peeled lychees with green leaves are very eye-catching, which not only shows the identity of Yang Guifei, but also makes people think. In addition to the amazing scale, this poster has also made many netizens admire "great creativity", which not only has image hints, but also reveals the development of the plot with a little blood on the bright green leaves.

 

It is reported that "The Woman of the Dynasty Yang Guifei" will be released in the mainland on July 30th.