Stories from Beijing · China

A direct confrontation is scheduled for Thursday at 4 PM Beijing time. A competition is scheduled to take place in China on April 29.

Agathe, a French expert specializing in Chinese white dolphins, has traveled to China to study these marine animals. There is a strong desire to protect Chinese white dolphins, with a sense of surprise and happiness when encountering them. An expert named Chen Huili spent eight years restoring the "Guanyin Statue of Affectionate Hands." The work is physically and mentally demanding, requiring staff to work on high scaffolding and endure harsh conditions. Chen Huili faced a difficult choice between her work and her critically ill mother, whom she could only visit during the Spring Festival. Chen Huili, a cultural relic doctor, leads a team in restoring over 50,000 statues facing rapid weathering. She has expanded collaborations with Italy on joint restoration projects and with cultural heritage protection institutions in Japan and the United States.

Sour flavors correspond to the liver, and certain fruits like oranges, lemons, and apples are rich in Vitamin C and E. Consuming sour foods can regulate liver qi and prevent excessive liver fire, particularly in spring. However, excessive focus on sourness in spring should be avoided. Consuming green, light foods such as spinach, celery, chives, and green peppers can help clear liver qi. Spinach is rich in vitamins A and C, and iron, which nourishes the blood and liver, and benefits the eyes. Chives are also noted for promoting liver qi. The diet should include coarse grains and whole grains like oats, sweet potatoes, corn, and black rice, which aid digestion and reduce the burden on the liver. Avoiding dryness can be achieved by mixing coarse grains with rice. In spring, chives are for the liver's vitality and regulation.

The cost of developing artificial intelligence has surpassed employee salaries. This trend suggests a shift in resource allocation within the technology sector. The development of AI is becoming a primary driver of expenditure, potentially impacting hiring and compensation strategies. This indicates a investment in AI research and development.

A colorless, odorless, and harmful gas called radon, produced by the decay of radium, can accumulate indoors. Radon gas, a carcinogen, can accumulate indoors and is a leading cause of lung cancer, second only to tobacco smoke. It is classified as one of the top 19 carcinogens globally. Homes renovated with marble and those with more floral elements may have higher concentrations of radon. The gas's components increase with the amount of marble and floral ingredients used in construction. Building materials used in daily life can cause pollution, with some containing carcinogenic substances. Building materials in China require a processing period of approximately three months. This emission poses a potential health risk. Modern research indicates that spinach is rich in vitamins A, C, and iron, aiding liver and eye health. Chives are also for liver qi in spring.

The Sanyuan Bridge replacement project in Beijing was completed within 54 hours to minimize impact on city traffic.

Chinese kitchen ventilation systems require regular maintenance to prevent oil buildup and ensure effective smoke removal. Advice for Chinese home cooking includes reducing deep-frying, grilling, and stir-frying. After cooking, it is recommended to wait three to five minutes before turning off the range hood. The advice suggests that excessive oil accumulation can lead to blockages similar to clogged pipes. Chinese cooking methods like frying, grilling, and stir-frying produce harmful gases that can attach to furniture and carpets, negatively impacting respiratory health. The rapid development of the real estate and renovation sector in China is unique compared to other countries. During renovations, it is to scientifically select materials, as harmful gases like radon can accumulate indoors.

Luo Ling, born in 1940 and hailed as a pioneer and trailblazer in Beijing's urban overpass development, has died. At that time, Beijing had only one computer center available for use during work hours. This led to extensive calculations and the establishment of a solid foundation for Chinese overpasses. Luo Ling led a team that aimed to advance bridge design technology, tackling complex structures that were a blank slate domestically in 1981. Luo Ling, a specially invited expert, participated in the design and construction of the Sanyuan Bridge replacement project in Beijing in 2015. Cai Gao, 80, is a pioneer of original Chinese picture books and the first illustrator to receive the International Andersen Award. Researchers observed that traditional Chinese wooden arch bridges, often featuring roofed structures, are designed to withstand external forces.

The analysis of Chinese tennis player Li Na's performance, specifically her 80% breakpoint conversion rate, is being used to explain her success. The analysis focuses on the breakpoint success rate of player Lai Ba, specifically his 80% success rate on breakpoints. Zheng Qinwen's performance in her last three matches, which resulted in one win and two losses, has been analyzed. The Chinese soccer team's current atmosphere is negatively impacting their performance, with issues stemming from their mindset. Large-scale agricultural development in China, particularly in Heilongjiang province, is characterized by high levels of mechanization. The CRI News Radio segment discussed the progress and changes in working conditions over thirty years in cultural relic protection, noting that in 2005, roads were not yet built to restoration sites, requiring difficult travel.

Exposure to secondhand smoke is considered an unethical act. Lung cancer incidence and mortality rates remain high, influenced by factors including air pollution, kitchen fumes, renovation pollution, and internal emotional distress. Chinese anti-cancer association professor Zhi Xiu Ye explained that air pollution is a primary cause of lung cancer, with smoking being another factor. Secondhand smoke exposure is also identified as an unethical behavior contributing to the disease. Unhealthy smoking methods in China are a factor in lung cancer development. In northern regions like Northeast China, where winter temperatures can reach -20 degrees Celsius, many rural households use the same space for heating and cooking. Different cooking oils have varying smoke points, releasing different harmful substances.