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Artists Reinterpret Classic Songs In Jilin
Young artists are reinterpreting classic songs, including a new rendition of 'The Big Princess Lang.' This creative endeavor aims to showcase the vitality of young people in Jilin Province who love their hometown and life.
CRI Huayu Global
Kangxi Emperor Honors General Tu Hai Before Northwest Campaign
During the Kangxi Dynasty, General Ha Zhan was criticized for remaining in Xi'an and only requesting reinforcements. This lack of ideological motivation and focus on preserving their own strength led to strategic shortsightedness. Tu Hai brought treasury silver, not traditional military pay, to motivate troops, reflecting a strategy of offering tangible benefits for victory. This approach aimed to unify the command and ensure soldiers' dedication. This led to his strategic short-sightedness, prioritizing self-preservation over decisive action. Kangxi expressed frustration with the performance of his generals, particularly Han Zhan, who remained in Xi'an and requested reinforcements, and Dun'e, who was ineffective in leading troops and missed opportunities.
CNR Economic Voice
Soldier Motivation Hindered By Local Ties, Analyst Says
An analyst suggests that soldiers primarily composed of local recruits, who have strong ties to their land, are hesitant to engage in distant campaigns.
CNR Economic Voice
Tu Hai Appointed General Amid Northwest Chaos
Emperor Kangxi appointed Tu Hai as Grand General, bypassing royal relatives and showing trust in capable individuals during a critical period for the Qing Dynasty. Tu Hai was granted full authority, with assurances that all consequences would be borne by the emperor, allowing him to act decisively. Emperor Kangxi appointed Tu Hai, a Manchu official not of royal lineage, as a Grand General, indicating a shift in trust away from imperial relatives. Kangxi had previously expressed disappointment with royal relatives' performance, including Hacian's inaction in Xi'an and Dun'e's ineffective leadership. Emperor Kangxi appointed Tu Hai as a general, breaking precedent by selecting someone outside the royal family.
CNR Economic Voice
Ding Junhui Snooker Match Drew 140 Million Viewers
A snooker match between Ding Junhui and Zhang Xin Dong reportedly had a viewership of 140 million, with over 90% of viewers from mainland China. This indicates fan interest in Chinese players participating in major tournaments. No new information provided in this transcript.
CRI News Radio
Tu Hai Brings Personal Treasury To Motivate Troops
Tu Hai arrived with personal treasury funds, not traditional military pay, to motivate soldiers. This action reflects the emperor's trust and Tu Hai's ability to secure benefits for his troops.
CNR Economic Voice
Animals Return To Beijing Amid Environmental Improvements
Many animals that had disappeared from view are returning to urban areas as city ecological environments improve.
CNR Economic Voice
Vehicle Vandalized After Blocking Night Market
A vehicle parked in a night market in Shijiazhuang, Hebei, was covered in trash and had its license plate broken. The vehicle was parked in a section of the Shijiazhuang night market where parking is prohibited after 4:00 PM.
Zhihu
Biomanufacturing Poised For Global Manufacturing Dominance
Many manufacturers predict that by the end of this century, 70% of global manufactured products will be produced using biological guidance, accounting for over one-third of global manufacturing.
CRI Huayu Global
Chinese Youth Resolve Friendship Dispute
A children's story broadcast from Beijing focused on two friends, a small tiger and a small dog, who had a disagreement over a shiny object.
CNR Voice of China