Stories from Anyang · China

Over 85 million mu of wheat fields across China are entering a critical irrigation period. In Luoyang City, similar drone technology is being deployed for irrigation. In Luohe City, drones are also being utilized for irrigation tasks.

Emperor Han Wudi became ill after participating in a ritual. His condition is noted. The specific nature of the ritual and the emperor's current condition are not detailed. This event occurred in Xianyang.

Wei Fengsi, an 85-year-old academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and a space physicist, has been honored. Wei Fengsi stated his goal was to contribute his wisdom and thoughts as a scientific worker, finding happiness and fulfillment in his efforts.

Anyang City is implementing a policy to not penalize minor traffic violations committed by out-of-town vehicles. Police will issue on-site warnings and supervision instead of fines to facilitate tourism. Police Chief Gao Xiang stated that if a violation does not affect other vehicles or cause accidents, officers will provide on-site education and warnings instead of penalties. This includes errors like entering wrong lanes or mistakenly entering one-way streets due to unfamiliarity with local roads. The policy specifically targets visitors to prevent punishment for minor mistakes caused by lack of local knowledge. Examples of non-penalized offenses include entering the wrong direction on a one-way street or violating lane guidance due to unfamiliarity with local roads. Drivers will instead receive on-site education and warnings to correct their behavior.

A teacher at Fourth Primary School in Chengguan Town, Tongbai County, Nanyang, Henan, reportedly wrote 'Is your handwriting as ugly as you?' on a student's homework. The school in Tongbai County, Nanyang, responded that the teacher's comment about a student's handwriting being 'as ugly as you' was intended as a joke, though the expression was inappropriate. The local education bureau in Nanyang has issued a statement regarding the incident. The local Henan Nanyang Tongbai County Education and Sports Bureau has issued a response regarding the teacher's comments. School officials responded that the teacher was attempting to make a joke about the student's appearance to encourage better handwriting, but admitted the method was improper. The school claimed the remark was an ill-advised joke intended to compliment the student's looks.