Event 1: The Spring Festival is approaching, and the tourism market is hot. From February 10 to 24, 399 A-level tourist attractions in Xinjiang implemented a free admission policy, launched a number of high-quality tourism routes, increased the ice and snow tourism experience, and activated the Spring Festival tourism market.
In addition, hundreds of key cultural activities and tourism activities will be held during the Spring Festival and Lantern Festival, showing the unique local atmosphere, folk customs and rich cultural heritage, and creating a strong festive atmosphere.
Event 2: Henan recently ushered in the heaviest snowfall this winter, which brought inconvenience to local residents and affected transportation and agriculture.
The snowfall intensity is high, the snow is up to the neck of the feet, it is inconvenient to travel, the roads are slippery, and you need to drive carefully to avoid accidents.
Heavy snowfall also has an impact on agriculture, covering crops and affecting growth and harvests. However, for cold-tolerant crops, heavy snow is actually good for growth.
The local government has taken measures to ensure the safety of residents. Organize snow clearing teams to keep roads clear, and remind residents to pay attention to safety and keep warm from the cold.
Overall, the heaviest snowfall this winter affected Henan, demonstrating the resilience and solidarity of the government and residents. I believe that with the joint efforts of everyone, we can overcome difficulties and usher in a better tomorrow.
Incident 3: An Anhui man took his daughter home on a plane for the New Year: It was two hours faster than driving, and his daughter still slept in the air! The Spring Festival was approaching, and Mr. Wang from Lu'an City, Anhui Province, drove a small plane to his hometown with his 7-year-old daughter for the New Year. As a flight instructor, Mr. Wang has chosen to fly home for many years because it is more than 2 hours faster than driving. He posted the flight video to social platforms, which aroused the envy of netizens. Mr. Wang explained that the flight took only 50 minutes, which saved time compared to driving. He often flies with his daughter, and the child gets used to it. Regarding safety issues, Mr. Wang said that he has a pilot license and his daughter's physical condition also allows it. The wife was also reassured by this.
Event 4: Zhejiang Province is currently experiencing continuous rainy weather, with large fluctuations in temperature, and high temperatures have occurred in southern Zhejiang, with the highest temperature exceeding 25 °C. Humid weather leads to high indoor humidity, which can be dealt with by closing doors and windows, ventilating at the right time, using a dehumidifier or air conditioner dehumidification mode, etc. As for when this wave of wet weather will end, it is expected to last until after the 5th. During the Spring Festival, the central and eastern regions of the country will usher in rain, snow and freezing weather, so it is recommended that everyone pay attention to the weather forecast in advance to ensure safe travel.
Event 5: Recently, Xiao Wang in Guizhou experienced the distress of participating in five banquets in a row. In our daily life, as a common social activity, the banquet provides a good opportunity for family and friends to get together, get married, and have a full moon wine. However, for Xiao Wang, this series of banquets has become an unbearable burden for her.
As a young man in the village, Xiao Wang was invited to participate in every banquet held in the village. From morning till night, she constantly attends banquets, toasts, and feasts. At the end of the day, she actually participated in five banquets, and her stomach was almost "fried".
Xiao Wang admitted frankly that although these banquets were all festive occasions, she felt very tired from participating in many consecutive banquets. Not only the overeating and greasy food, but also the cumbersome etiquette and rules, all overwhelmed her.
In many parts of China, banqueting is a traditional way of socializing, where friends and family come together to share joy and blessings. However, with the accelerated pace of modern life, this traditional practice also faces challenges. Young people like Xiao Wang are more inclined to simple, relaxed gatherings rather than cumbersome banquet culture.
Regarding Xiao Wang's situation, some netizens expressed understanding and sympathy. They believe that attending multiple banquets in a row is really physically and mentally taxing. However, there are also those who believe that traditional customs should be respected and passed on. I hope that while inheriting and respecting traditions, we can pay attention to the needs and values of modern life. Perhaps a balance can be found that preserves the beauty of traditional culture while allowing modern people to enjoy social gatherings more comfortably. We look forward to developing more meaningful ways to inherit and promote Chinese culture in the future.
Event 6: Harbin Airport is experiencing a record number of visitors in winter. On January 30, the airport carried 81,659 passengers, another record high. In January alone, passenger throughput records were set seven times. Netizens joked that the plane had not stopped in front of it, and the follow-up plane had landed. The airport is congested, and the message ridicules it like queuing at the train station. Some netizens couldn't buy tickets to go home and chose to spend the New Year in other places. The influx of tourists into Harbin has led to local congestion, but Harbin is half the size of Zhejiang. Some people recommend taking the high-speed train from Dalian to Harbin, and some point out that the big plane is called "the big goose". Airport staff and pilots expressed fatigue. Harbin Airport landed an average of more than 20 planes per hour, and the planes in front did not stop steadily, and then fell in the back.
Event 7: A 6-year-old child is envious of an adult's manicure, and her mother decides to let her experience it for herself. At first, the child was excited, but she soon found that the manicure made it very inconvenient to hold chopsticks and write, and finally broke down and cried two days later. It's a lovely piece of news.
"Sometimes, no matter what you tell them, they won't listen, so let them experience it for themselves," explains the child's mother. I feel that as long as there is no danger to life, these experiences are beneficial to a child's development. There is no need for adults to be overprotective of children, we also grew up through wrestling and hitting walls when we were young. ”
Some people praise the child's mother, believing that it can make the child grow wiser, while others say that the child is too young to learn any lessons from it. In short, the choice of experiential education and allowing children to grow through trial and error must be appropriately tolerant. Consider the child's age and abilities, as well as the possible costs.