Shen Fangfang never imagined that she only wanted to find a gym to swim, but was forced to stay in the store by three personal trainers (hereinafter referred to as "private tutors") on the grounds of helping to buy 36 private lessons to complete her performance until the whole department store closed down. The private tutor even told her that if she didn’t have enough money with her, she could go home with her to get money to buy classes.

　　It has been a while, but in retrospect, she still has a lingering fear. It was one night in September 2019, when the gym was closed and most shops in its shopping mall were closed. The building is empty, but three private tutors have been around to prevent her from leaving. There was only one thought in her mind at that time — — Get out of here.

　　Three private tutors never let go when they saw her, suggesting that when signing the contract, the sales staff had copied the members’ ID cards and knew the home addresses of all members. Smelling the threat, considering that there are elderly parents at home, Shen Fangfang is unwilling to entangle any more.

　　"I just got my salary in August, but it was still not enough. I took some money from my savings before I made up the class fee." After Shen Fangfang paid the class fee and went through the relevant formalities, it was already 22: 40, and she was allowed to leave the mall.

　　Three private tutors wrote a letter of guarantee to her that night: "This month is the promotion month, and we will decide on the happy life behind. Please ask Ms. Shen Fangfang to help us again." And three people also promised that this is "the last time for Ms. Shen Fangfang to buy 12 classes each, and she will not be allowed to buy again in the future."

　　However, as if she had opened Pandora’s box, Shen Fangfang would continue to be promoted by private teachers in various ways every month.

　　Qi Chen, who has suffered losses in this respect, said: "We must not easily believe the verbal promises of some private education."

　　Qi Chen bought a private training course at another large chain gym in Shanghai. At first, she had a good relationship with the private tutor. She often bought some food and drinks together and got along like friends.

　　"That day, (private education) asked me to help them with their performance and bought 36 classes." Qi Chen said that at that time, there were 10 lessons left in her private education, but because she usually got along well with private education, Qi Chen was embarrassed to refuse the request of "friends" and paid the money.

　　"I also said at that time that I didn’t go very often, and I might not finish (so many courses) at once, but they didn’t say that there was a deadline for this course at all, so they kept saying ‘ No problem ’ ‘ No problem ’ 。” Qi Chen said.

　　Later, due to physical reasons, Qi Chen couldn’t go to exercise for a period of time. When she returned to the gym after recovering, she was told that the courses in her account had been frozen due to the expiration date. If she needed to activate them, she should buy the same class hours as the frozen courses at a ratio of 1: 1.

　　Qi Chen thought it was forced consumption in disguised form, and rejected the course activation scheme. She also learned from other members that even if the course was activated, the validity period was very short.

　　Pang Jing, who graduated from Beijing Sport University and majored in physical education, once worked part-time in the gym. He said that most of the personal education in the gym on the market has sales tasks, and consumers need to be cautious when selling classes.

　　Preliminary Rights Protection of "detour"

　　Yu Lin, who works in Shanghai, joined a large chain gym last year. At that time, the sales consultant told her that there was a special offer for new guests, and 12 private lessons were only 2400 yuan. Yu Lin felt that the discount was very strong and bought it directly.

　　However, after that, three consecutive appointments were delayed by the coach for various reasons. Yu Lin offered a refund, and the coach told her to go to the director, but she still didn’t return it.

　　Because Yu Lin didn’t attend the whole course very much, after consultation between the two sides, the original plan of the gym for Yu Lin was to deduct her 20% handling fee, and the refund would be received after half a year. Yu Lin rejected the plan and asked for only 5% deduction. The gym promised her to apply to the head office.

　　After more than a month, Yu Lin got the reply that the head office did not agree to the proposal of deducting 5%. "After that, we sent any news, he didn’t reply and completely lost contact." Yu Lin said.

　　Because the negotiation failed, Yu Lin decided to file a complaint with 12315. The feedback result of 12315 is, "This dispute is handled by the cultural inspection department, and our department terminates the mediation. It is suggested to report this situation to the cultural inspection department through 12318 or 12345." The staff of the Sports Bureau who was transferred by 12315 told Yu Lin that there were many similar cases. Usually, the gym would refund the customers, but it took a long time, and the epidemic situation made Yu Lin wait patiently.

　　"Like a tug-of-war, it lasted for about three months. Finally, they suggested that I take judicial channels." Yu Lin said. Qi Chen also called 12315 and the Shanghai Mayor’s Hotline 12345, but did not make much progress. In the end, he also chose to take judicial channels to protect his rights.

　　Take the case to court to recover the prepaid tuition.

　　On December 3, 2019, Qi Chen filed a case online and sent relevant materials to the People’s Court of Pudong New Area the next day. On March 4, 2020, the court accepted the case; On April 8, the court opened.

　　Qi Chen said that because he didn’t read the course contract carefully before, it did mention that the private education course has a valid period. If it is not finished within the valid period, the course will be frozen. Therefore, in the pre-trial mediation, the gym used this as a basis to show that it did not violate the contract, but the customer did not read the contract carefully.

　　The gym also said that Qi Chen could be dismissed from the class, but since she had already resold her fitness card to others at that time, she was no longer a member of this store. If she wanted to continue taking these dismissed classes, it would mean that she had to spend a sum of money to get her membership card back, and it was still her own loss. Finally, the plan after discussion between the two parties is that Qi Chen can resell the private lessons to other members of the store, and the expenses from resale will be owned by her.

　　"At that time, it was still during the epidemic and could not be sold at all." Qi Chen said that after a month or so, the court staff inquired about the resale progress, and when they learned that resale was difficult, they offered to help her coordinate with the gym again. In the end, the gym promised to refund about 40% of Chen Qiyuan’s course.

　　"After this incident, I will read all documents such as agreements and contracts that require my signature very carefully." Qi Chen said.

　　On the other hand, after Yu Lin failed to help 12315, he found the gym store on a review App, wrote his own experience and gave a bad review. Not long after, some netizens contacted her and shared their similar experiences. One of them was Shen Fangfang, and Shen Fangfang also suggested that Yu Lin directly take judicial channels to protect rights.

　　Shen Fangfang said that many people who have suffered from boredom in the gym choose to endure this tone, mostly because the amount involved is around several thousand yuan, and they are in an embarrassing situation.

　　Say "not much" because if you want to go to court, taking into account the lawyer’s fees, time costs, etc., and many consumers just took the purpose of fitness at first, did not pay attention to the deposit of cards, or read the contract carefully, and combined various factors, the lawsuit may not be worth the loss; Say "a lot" because most people who go to the gym to spend money are young people, office workers or college students who have just worked, and this amount is indeed a big sum for them.

　　In view of this "no more, no less" situation, Shen Fangfang, who has made up her mind to carry out judicial rights protection, continues to purchase courses according to the requirements of private education and sales every month, and also saves related chats, payment records and contracts one by one.

　　On April 24, 2020, Shen Fangfang v Shanghai Keyi Fitness returned the advance payment, which was heard in the Xuhui District People’s Court of Shanghai. On May 13th, Xuhui District People’s Court issued a judgment, ruling that Shen Fangfang could cancel the membership contract and private education course (supplementary agreement) with this company; The defendant company will refund Shen Fangfang RMB 112,950 within 10 days from the effective date of the judgment.

　　There are very few defenders like Shen Fangfang who can basically get back the full amount of compensation. Most of them are young people like Qi Chen and Yu Lin, who choose to mediate before the court and get back the money after deducting the handling fee.

　　Yu Lin said that on the day of pre-trial mediation, the operation manager of the gym told her that if she was willing to accept a 5% deduction, she could get a refund immediately. If she asked for the full amount, she would have to discuss with the company. In addition, the manager also pointed out that Yulin complained that the course was cancelled twice. One time, he made an oral appointment on the day of buying the course, and there was no record. If the court opened, he would use this as evidence, only missing the customer’s class once.

　　"He also said that the private tutor who gave me classes at that time had left his post and changed his WeChat avatar. If I really handed this evidence to the court, he could apply for this evidence to be ineffective." Yu Lin told the reporter that the mediator also analyzed for her. If she continues to take legal channels, he (the operation manager) will delay the trial time because of the evidence, and the time can’t afford it. It is recommended to accept a deduction of 5% handling fee.

　　Where will the industry go after "barbaric growth"

　　Pang Jing said that in the past few years, the gym market has been mixed, from initial germination to barbaric growth. Due to the imperfect industry standards and regulatory regulations, many opportunists seek improper benefits by exploiting loopholes in laws and regulations. "These individual behaviors may eventually require the entire industry to pay for it." Pang Jing said that this is the worry of him and some colleagues.

　　"I also know some serious and responsible coaches in the gym." Pang Jing said, "Although some of them may not have high academic qualifications, they love this industry very much." Pang Jing pointed out that these coaches have continuously improved their professional quality through personal efforts and accumulated rich teaching experience. It is unfair to blame the whole group only for individual phenomena. In addition, some experienced and qualified fitness instructors will also start their own businesses and set up private training studios.

　　Cao Meina, from Chengdu, exercised in the private education studio for about a year and lost 30 kilograms. She was very satisfied with this effect. She said that she prefers to have a professional coach with her, so that the exercise is more targeted and at the same time she can supervise herself. If she doesn’t take private lessons, she seldom goes to the gym to exercise alone. However, because the class fees of these studios are also paid in advance, Cao Meina suggested that it is safer for exercisers to buy a small number of courses at first.

　　Pang Jing also mentioned that online and offline fitness brands such as "Super Orangutan" and "Music Carving Movement" developed in recent years are favored by consumers. The advantages of this kind of brand are that it charges a single time, the exercise cost is low, and consumers can freely choose the group exercise courses and exercise time.

　　Some time ago, Beijing and Shanghai successively issued the policy of "7-day cooling-off period for gym cards". Pang Jing believes that this is a signal that the regulatory authorities pay more attention to the fitness industry. He believes that after the barbaric growth, the fitness industry will make waves, the inferior institutions will eventually be eliminated, and the quality service providers will get better and better. The development of new formats allows consumers to have diversified choices. After the market forms healthy competition, it will in turn promote consumers to know more about this industry and will not be deceived as easily as when they first came into contact.

　　(At the request of the interviewee, Qi Chen, Yu Lin, Pang Jing and Cao Meina are pseudonyms.)

　　Zhongqingbao Zhongqingwang Trainee Reporter Tian Hongwei Source: China Youth Daily

　　Handling a mobile phone number can not only make phone calls and send text messages, but also bind broadband accounts and get free broadband — — This "mobile phone package+free broadband" model sounds practical and cost-effective, and is favored by many consumers. Mr. Liu, a Shanghai citizen, chose a similar communication package. He told the author that the primary reason for his choice was "feeling very cost-effective".

　　However, some users said that without their knowledge, the free broadband that was handled a year ago began to be charged quietly, but it was difficult to cancel it. Is the "free broadband" package really affordable or is there a "trap"? What problems should consumers pay attention to when choosing this kind of business?

　　"Package" is not for everyone.

　　Data show that at the end of 2018, the number of fixed Internet broadband access users in China reached 407.38 million, an increase of 58.84 million over the end of last year. Free broadband and preferential packages vigorously promoted by major operators are indispensable. Operators seize market share through free broadband, which makes giving free broadband to mobile phone packages increasingly become a mainstream communication package type. However, when different consumers choose this kind of package, the experience is very different.

　　Yan wang, who lives in Zhengzhou, Henan Province, has been using a mobile phone to bind broadband services for three years. "The free broadband given in the mobile phone package is no problem to use, and the mode of automatic monthly payment also provides convenience for users." Yan wang said that when he first moved into his new home, he packed a set meal with the recommendation of the salesman. "Do broadband alone for a month to 40 yuan; Tied together, the telephone bill and broadband add up to 68 yuan every month, and I feel that the price is still very affordable. "

　　However, Cui Le, a junior at Wuhan University, is not satisfied with the same "free broadband" business. Under the propaganda of the communication company, Cui Le and several roommates handled a set meal together. However, after a period of use, Cui Le found that the given broadband service was not suitable for campus use: the database purchased by the school could not be used, and the teaching platform could not be logged in. But at the beginning of the business, no one told them that such problems might occur. After several months of continuous deduction, Cui Le and several roommates felt "lost" and had to go to the business hall at the same time to unsubscribe from the business and cancel their mobile phone numbers.

　　Be careful of "default automatic renewal"

　　The author’s investigation found that consumers’ dissatisfaction with the "mobile phone package+free broadband" model is mainly reflected in the following aspects:

　　Free broadband is difficult to meet the needs of specific groups. Like Cui Le, many students in school have been troubled by the incompatibility between free broadband and campus network, which leads to the helplessness of going to the library to "surf the internet" when there is broadband in the dormitory.

　　Most free broadband packages are automatically renewed by default, which is unreasonable for users who don’t want to use broadband continuously. Netizen "john young" vomited on the social network that his phone bill somehow rose to the monthly 300 yuan. Only after inquiring did he know that the free broadband he had received had expired, but the service did not terminate, but he continued to deduct money.

　　For users who want to unsubscribe, change packages or "port number transfer", the process is relatively troublesome. Xiao Zhang, who studied at the Central Academy of Fine Arts, applied to the operator for changing the lower tariff package in early 2018, but it has not been changed successfully so far. "The salesman first said on the phone that he would help me change it and take effect the next month, but then I found that the previous package had been automatically renewed for one year. To cancel the contract, I can only go to the business hall where the number belongs. My mobile phone number is from my hometown in Henan. It is impossible to go back from Beijing just to change the package. "

　　"port number transfer" forced operators

　　Can consumers avoid the above troubles while enjoying the preferential treatment? During the interview, Xu Li, a staff member of China Unicom, suggested that consumers should fully understand the package and contract before buying. "In order to avoid unnecessary troubles, users must carefully read the terms of the package contract before or during the handling of such bundled packages, and ask for early termination, ‘ Port number transfer ’ , due fees, etc., and then make a choice based on your own situation. " Xu Li said.

　　In response to the problem of automatic fee deduction, Liu Chunyan, an associate professor at Tongji University Law School, pointed out that mobile phone operators and users signed service contracts. If the operator does not inform the user and changes from free to charge, it is a unilateral change of the contract, which is a violation of the contract and constitutes a breach of contract. Furthermore, taking the form of automatic deduction unilaterally also infringes on the property rights of users, which constitutes infringement.

　　The promotion of "port number transfer" is also forcing major operators to improve network quality and service level as soon as possible. On May 21st, at the policy briefing in the State Council, Chen Zhaoxiong, Vice Minister of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, pointed out that users should be guaranteed to fully enjoy the rights and interests of "port number transfer" and ensure that "port number transfer" will be realized nationwide before November 30th this year, so as to truly "take the number in hand and leave when you say it".

　　Xu Li believes that "port number transfer" has brought great challenges to operators. "In the future, we will optimize the package and simplify the products from the user’s point of view." Yan wang said with emotion: "‘ Port number transfer ’ The times are coming, and operators should think more about how to make good products. Users should be informed of the package terms more transparently, instead of using ‘ Free broadband ’ Wait for the gimmick to tie the user. "

Original Wukai Time Finance APP

Source: Ministry of Industry and Information Technology

Author | Wu Kai

Editor | Lin Mingming

On November 15th, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology announced the contents of the Announcement of Road Motor Vehicle Manufacturers and Products (the 377th batch) and the Catalogue of Energy-saving and New Energy-using Vehicles with Vehicle and Vessel Tax Relief (the 56th batch), and two Xiaomi brand pure electric cars were listed.

As far as the two pure electric cars declared this time are concerned, among the two models, the model BJ7000MBEVA1 is equipped with Contemporary Amperex Technology Co., Limited ternary lithium-ion battery, and there is no lidar. The peak power of the driving motor is 220kW or 275kW, and the motor is from Suzhou Huichuan United Power System Co., Ltd.; The model BJ7000MBEVR2 is equipped with BYD Foday lithium iron phosphate battery, with optional laser radar. The peak power of the driving motor is 220kW, and the motor comes from United Automotive Electronics Co., Ltd.

In terms of body, the length, width and wheelbase of the two Xiaomi cars are 4997mm, 1963mm and 3000mm respectively, and the heights are different, which are 1440mm and 1455mm respectively. In addition, both Xiaomi cars have the "Xiaomi" logo in front of them. At the rear of the car, both cars show the tail sign "Beijing Xiaomi".

According to the information, the trademarks of the two pure electric cars are Xiaomi brand, the company name is Beijing Automotive Group Off-road Vehicle Co., Ltd., the registered address is No.1 Tongxin Road, Zhaofeng Industrial Base, Zhaoquanying Town, Shunyi District, Beijing, and the production address is No.21 Courtyard, Huanjing Road, Beijing Economic and Technological Development Zone.

It should be noted that among the above addresses, the former is the location of Beijing Automotive Group Off-road Vehicle Co., Ltd.; The latter is Xiaomi’s new automobile factory in Yizhuang area. According to the market view, according to the application information, Xiaomi Automobile may still be looking for Beiqi off-road in terms of production qualification, but the specific manufacturing process will still be carried out in Xiaomi’s self-built factory.

According to the previously disclosed plan, Xiaomi Automobile Factory will be built in two phases, of which the first phase covers an area of about 720,000 square meters and has an annual production capacity of 150,000 vehicles, which will be completed in June 2023; The second phase is scheduled to start in 2024 and be completed in 2025. According to public information, the relevant factory buildings of Xiaomi Automobile Phase I Factory passed the acceptance on June 12.

It is worth noting that on November 8, some media reported that several buses of BAIC Group appeared in Xiaomi Science and Technology Park to participate in Xiaomi’s closed meeting. Participants told the media: "This closed-door meeting only invited core customers, involving Xiaomi mobile phones and automobile-related supply chain enterprises."

From the outside world, this is a key signal for the cooperation between Xiaomi and BAIC Group. At the same time, the tail mark of "Beijing Xiaomi" may mean that Xiaomi Automobile will adopt a production mode similar to Beijing Benz, that is, the two parties will jointly invest or produce it on behalf of BAIC Group.

Regarding the vehicle production and the cooperation mode between the two parties, Time Finance asked the public relations staff of Xiaomi Group for details. As of press time, the other party did not reply. Earlier, regarding the news that Xiaomi obtained the qualification of Baowo automobile production, the public relations staff of Xiaomi Group once said to Time Finance that "no comment."

In October this year, Lei Jun, founder, chairman and CEO of Xiaomi Group, once said that Xiaomi Automobile is progressing smoothly and will be officially listed in the first half of 2024. In addition, according to the first financial report, Xiaomi Automobile will start mass production in December this year, and will be listed and sold around March next year.

Judging from the body size and power mode of the two new cars announced by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, their competitors may include Aouita 12, Weilai ET7, Zhijie S7 and other medium and large pure electric cars.

Time Finance asked Xiaomi Group for details about the time to market and the price of new Xiaomi cars. As of press time, the other party did not reply. At the same time, for information such as cooperation between the two parties, relevant persons of BAIC Group responded that there is no official reply at present.

Tianyancha App shows that Xiaomi’s Xiaomi Automobile Co., Ltd. and Xiaomi Automobile Technology Co., Ltd. were established in 2021, and the legal representative is Lei Jun. Xiaomi Automobile Technology Co., Ltd. has applied for thousands of automobile-related patents, of which nearly 600 patents have been authorized, involving motor, vehicle control, battery, automobile structure, autonomous driving and other automobile software and hardware-related fields.

In addition, Xiaomi Technology Co., Ltd. has applied to register a number of "Xiaomi Automobile" trademarks, and the current trademark status is mostly registered. In 2022, the number of participants in the company was 420.

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Original title: "Xiaomi car is coming, the shape parameters are all open"

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On the afternoon of December 28th, Xiaomi Auto held a technical conference with the theme of "Technology Leaping, Man and Vehicle Integration". Lei Jun, founder, chairman and CEO of the group, previously said, "This time, only technology will be issued, and no products will be issued."

Since 2021, the car-making business that "gambles" on Lei Jun’s lifelong reputation is about to shine from ideal to reality after 1000 days of deep cultivation. During the car-making period, Lei Jun also compared more than 150 friendly car models. Then, what black technologies will Xiaomi car be listed soon? And which suppliers jointly support the technical base? On the basis of the press conference, Xiaomi automobile suppliers listed on A-shares may bring us some answers.

There are more than 70 A-share suppliers.

In 2023, China’s automobile industry experienced ups and downs. Under the extreme price war of new energy automobile enterprises, fuel vehicles were in a dilemma of attack and defense. Not only that, some new automobile-making forces also fell behind in the competition because they could not keep up with the market pace. The industry predicts that the competition in the automobile industry will be more intense in 2024.

In this context, the market is inevitably more worried about Xiaomi, which has been officially announced for three years and has not yet launched a production car. However, Xiaomi’s past successful experience has made the market look forward to it.

On November 15th, Xiaomi SU7 Max pure electric car and SU7 pure electric car officially landed in the 377th batch of "Announcement of Road Motor Vehicle Manufacturers and Products" issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, which means that Xiaomi Automobile is not far from listing. According to market news, Xiaomi Automobile plans to load 300 vehicles in December, and make full preparations for batch delivery next year.

However, in addition to the information disclosed by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Xiaomi Automobile has not disclosed more product information at present, and the technical conference held on December 28 will undoubtedly become the closest contact between the market and Xiaomi Automobile before mass production delivery.

Lei Jun also introduced a series of leading technologies of Xiaomi SU7 at this conference. Such as ultra-high-speed motor (V8s speed reaches the highest speed of 27200rpm in the world), 871V high-voltage platform, CTB integrated battery pack (volume efficiency reaches the highest 77.8% in the world), the first battery cell inversion technology (self-built battery pack factory), high-efficiency dual-mode heat pump, three-heat source step-by-step heating technology, millet super die-casting technology (9100T: millet Titan alloy, 72-in-1 integrated die-casting floor, three-stage rear). Automatic driving (zoom BEV, super-resolution occupancy network, urban navigation NOA, valet/mechanical parking, end-to-end perception and decision-making integrated model), intelligent cockpit, platform architecture, etc.

As the saying goes, "one hero and three gangs", Xiaomi Automobile still needs the support of supply chain enterprises in the above innovative technologies. So, which suppliers have become the core base of Xiaomi Automobile’s black technology? A-share listed companies are the representatives of leading domestic enterprises. According to incomplete statistics, at present, there are more than 70 millet suppliers in A-shares. In addition to nearly 50 companies that have been disclosed before, nearly 30 concept stocks have been hammered recently.

This part of the new enterprises mainly include:、、、、、、、、、、、、、、、、、、、, Sinomach, Hausen,、、Wait.

Among the new concept stocks, there are smart cockpit suppliers such as Desai Siwei, and chassis supporting enterprises such as Jinrong Tianyu. However, Lei Jun said that Xiaomi SU7 is currently in the trial production and climbing stage, and it will take several months for it to be officially listed. Affected by this, Xiaomi automobile suppliers are still in the stage of small batch supply as a whole. Jingwei Hengrun said that it is expected to achieve mass production as early as 2023.

"The whole ecology of people, cars and homes" is officially closed.

In addition to the 73 A-share listed companies and 2 Hong Kong-stock listed companies that have been hammered as above, according to incomplete statistics,、、、、TCL、、35 A-share concept stocks may have also entered the supply chain of Xiaomi Automobile, and the supply situation remains to be further disclosed by enterprises.

but、、、、、、、、、, Xinsong、、、、、(rights protection),、Although the concept stocks that have attracted much attention have not participated in the supply of Xiaomi cars at present, there may be some variables in the future as the mass production of Xiaomi cars approaches.

In addition, Xiaomi also made a lot of investment layout before the official announcement of building a car. Among them, in the weakest automobile chip field in China, Xiaomi has participated in the creation of shares, Shanghai Xuanjie Technology, Jieping Semiconductor, Feikun Semiconductor, Shenzhen Core Energy, Microcapacity Technology, Kangzhi Integrated Circuit, Qixin Micro Semiconductor, Jingwei Qi Li, Zhanxin Electronics, Shanghai Hangxin,Intelligent, Yuntu Semiconductor, Core Bitmicro,, Mingqi Sensing, Weizhao Semiconductor, Huajing Sensing, Sirui Technology, Changjing Technology, Jingshi Intelligent,、, core technology,Semi-conductive, must be easy to micro, Angruiwei, smart micro,, Nanxin Semiconductor, Huaying Microelectronics, Voda Semiconductor,、A large number of enterprises, such as Zhuhai Core Test.

In the field of power battery materials, Xiaomi is also Ruilong Technology, Xinchen New Materials, Tianmu Pioneer, Sodium Energy, Farnlet, Weilan New Energy, Honeycomb Energy,, Zhongchuang Singapore Airlines,、Shareholders of companies such as Weilan New Energy are expected to become new suppliers in the future with the maturity of solid-state battery technology, although the new cars to be listed soon do not use the products of investment companies.

In addition, with the gradual realization of the electric layout of the car, intelligence has been accelerated. Lei Jun said that Xiaomi Automobile will enter the first camp in 2024, and the market is also full of interest in the intelligent driving ability of Xiaomi’s new car. It is understood that the intelligent driving multi-sensor fusion scheme of Xiaomi Automobile is provided by Continental Core Intelligent Driving, a subsidiary of Continental Group, and its geometric partners are also equipped with intelligent driving schemes. In addition, Xiaomi also invested in industrial chain companies such as sagitar Juchuang, Zhuifeng Automobile, Sain Leading, Aitek, Lice Technology, Zejing Electronics, Zongmu Technology, Botai Car Network, Beixing Photon, Momenta Magic Gate Tower, and Zhixing.

In view of the demand for automotive electrification and intelligent incremental devices, Xiaomi has also invested in industrial chain enterprises such as Yingzhi Thermal Management Company, Tongyu Automobile, Jiong Yi Electronics, Kelbo, Zhilv Technology, Haizhibo Electronics, Linding Optics, Weimar Automobile, Energy Chain Group, Aoyix, Xpeng Motors, Xinan Digital, Konghui Automobile and Shendong Technology, covering thermal management, intelligent braking system, charging service and so on.

It is not difficult to see from the above introduction that the layout of Xiaomi Automobile has covered the fields of vehicle manufacturing, automobile chips, materials and autonomous driving. On December 27, Lei Jun issued a document saying that the R&D team of Xiaomi Automobile has reached more than 3,400 people. Intelligent electric vehicles are the integration of automobile industry and consumer electronics, and the technical accumulation and experience in consumer electronics also help the strength of Xiaomi Automobile. With the upcoming release of Xiaomi Automobile, Xiaomi’s "all-ecological environment of people and cars" is officially closed.

Jiweiwang

The reporter walked into the Xiaomi Automobile Production Park in Beijing Economic Development Zone, and the rows of Xiaomi SU7 parked neatly in the square were visible. When the reporter visited, he found that at present, Xiaomi Automobile Factory is still advancing according to the single-shift production system and has not worked overtime. "After communicating with the person in charge of Xiaomi Automobile Factory, I learned that the existing daily production capacity of Xiaomi Automobile Factory is less than 300." The above-mentioned Xiaomi automobile supplier revealed to reporters. The above-mentioned Xiaomi automobile supplier also said that a few days ago, Xiaomi automobile issued a demand to suppliers to increase production capacity. He went to Xiaomi automobile factory this time to do production capacity evaluation. "After understanding, I found that even if our suppliers can provide accessories, it is difficult for Xiaomi Automobile Factory to achieve rapid increase in production capacity in a short time." The above Xiaomi automobile supplier said. According to several suppliers of Xiaomi Automobile, Xiaomi Automobile has increased its annual production capacity demand to 120,000 units in 2024. In this regard, the reporter verified the Xiaomi Group, but as of press time, no response was received. (per meridian)

　　In recent years, actively promoting game products to the sea has become a key strategy for the development of many game companies. It is understood that traditional game companies such as FunPlus, IGG and Zhixingtong, whose game products are popular all over the world, have been deeply cultivated overseas for many years, and have rich strategic experience and performed well. For example, IGG’s popular game "Kingdom Era" has won the best-selling list in the App Store in 85 countries and regions for more than two years, and its global revenue has exceeded 825 million US dollars. Not only big manufacturers have the ability to open overseas markets, but also some small domestic manufacturers focus on deepening the segmentation field and occupy a good market share in overseas markets.

　　Domestic games going to sea is the development trend of the industry.

　　The effect of game companies going out to sea is gradually emerging. According to the App Annie report, from July 2012 to June 2018, the comprehensive downloads of China mobile games in the App Store outside China exceeded 14 billion times. In the first half of 2018, the comprehensive revenue of iOS and Google Play increased by more than 40% year-on-year; Comprehensive user expenditure exceeds $16 billion; There are more than 4,400 games on APP Store and Google Play in markets outside China, among which nearly 900 games are released by publishers in China whose users spend more than US$ 1 million.

　　Compared with literature, film and television, animation and so on, games have more universal entertainment functions, and the cultural differences they need to cross are relatively small. In the past six years, domestic games have been frequently put out to sea, which also reflects the vigorous development of the export market of China’s cultural industry.

　　The game is hot in the sea, which is no longer limited to Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, Southeast Asia and other areas with similar user attributes, but also expands the mature game market in Europe, America, Japan and South Korea. In fact, the number of overseas high-quality paying users is even larger, and the game grading system is more perfect. Therefore, in order to avoid large-scale domestic games and strong competition, many game manufacturers have actively deployed to overseas markets, forming a trend of all-round industrial development.

　　Global game downloads, user spending and participation continue to rise.

　　According to App Annie’s data report, from the first half of 2016 to the first half of 2018, the global game download volume of iOS and Google Play increased by 30%, the global game user expenditure increased by 55%, and the global game usage time increased by 30% only for Android phones.

　　According to the China Game Industry Report from January to June 2018, the overseas sales revenue of online games independently developed by China in the first half of the year was US$ 4.63 billion, a year-on-year increase of 16%. The overseas market has grown nearly 15 times in five years.

　　The double income of China’s game industry in overseas markets depends on the change of its world status. Since its development for more than 20 years, the game production has been upgraded from "Made in China" as an early supplier to "Created in China" now, from focusing on the rough expansion in quantity to paying more attention to independent innovation, focusing on building the leading edge in brand and technology, and bringing the China brand to the global stage with more international ideas and methods.

　　In the strategy of going to sea, China has gained full cultural self-confidence in terms of technology accumulation, talent training, capital supply, creative ideas and cultural details, and the gap between it and the global game industry is getting smaller and smaller, even exceeding the average level of global games in some aspects. At the same time, under the environment of "China culture fever", the game went out to sea to show the richness of Chinese culture to users around the world more closely.

　　China’s game publishers have made outstanding achievements in the Asia-Pacific market.

　　According to App Annie’s data report, the Asia-Pacific region plays a leading role in the overseas expansion of China’s game publishers. First of all, the game payment mode in overseas countries is very mature, especially the payment base of high-quality users is relatively stable, and this payment habit of players also makes the cash flow of game companies tend to be stable. The average payment rate of Japanese players in the Asia-Pacific region is over 60%, and the average annual cost is $312.97; American users’ payment habits have long been developed, and they can get high income under a certain market accumulation; Russia and the Middle East also have a lot of room for growth.

　　Secondly, India, the second most populous country in the world, has made great contributions to the overseas downloads of China’s game publishers. Compared with Europe and America, China and South Korea, which have profound game culture, are more likely to accept the export of’s cultural industry, and their own game industry is mature, the rules are transparent, and the per capita consumption level is high, so it is easier to input games with the help of cultural resonance. At the same time, many factors, such as the increase in the export volume of smart phones in China, have helped more mobile game applications to enter overseas markets through pre-installation.

　　Heavy games lead global game participation.

　　In the first half of 2018, according to the data of domestic games in the global gamer participation, the data proportion of game categories varies greatly among countries. In some Asia-Pacific regions, such as Thailand and the Philippines, 98% of players prefer to play heavy games, while Indonesia’s players also have as high as 96% participation. The market of light and moderate games is very weak, but only Japan has a 58% share in the field of moderate games, which greatly exceeds that of other countries in the same period.

　　Looking at the feedback from users in the global market, moderate and heavy games are the main direction for China game manufacturers to push overseas markets. The reasons are as follows: First, compared with the light game playing system, moderate and heavy games are more complicated, and the theme types are more diversified, emphasizing antagonism and sociality among players, and it is easier to obtain user retention rate. Second, light games are easier to use and have wide user coverage, but the player’s viscosity is low. Moderate and heavy game users have deeper content, higher player loyalty and stickiness, and are more likely to form a specific user target group. Third, moderate and heavy game development costs are higher, profitability is stronger, and the life cycle of the market is longer. Therefore, domestic game manufacturers are more willing to invest in medium and heavy game products that can make long-term profits.

　　It is understood that heavy games are mainly action games, role-playing games and strategy games; Moderate games are mainly arcade games, card games and racing games; Light games are mainly leisure games, educational games and music games.

　　According to the above data of App Annie, in the first half of 2018, the top four overseas users of domestic games were heavy games. The traditional game companies in China, represented by IGG’s Age of Kingdom, FunPlus’s Age of Firearms, King of Avalon: Battle of the Dragon, and Zhi Xingtong’s Disputes over Kings, have been committed to the global research and development, global market and global operation of games for many years, and accumulated valuable and profound.

　　The overseas distribution of domestic games has also put forward higher requirements for the game industry itself. Not only need to have super-high technical support, exquisite image quality display, localized intimate service, but also need to have novel creative self-research ability and fine product operation ability. Through the research and analysis of user groups’ big data, it has become the core element of the game market to enhance the comprehensive competitiveness and prolong the game life for product distribution. Domestic games are bound to bear rich fruits in a high-quality and demanding environment. (Reporter Wu Min)

　　The safety of teenagers’ holiday internet is worthy of attention.

　　Our reporter Zhou Xiaopeng

　　With good results in the senior high school entrance examination, Xiao Zhang, who lives in Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province, was successfully admitted to the target high school, but before long, this joy was replaced by constant quarrels between him and his mother. In the mother’s view, during the holiday, Xiao Zhang was either a computer or a mobile phone every day, and spent too much time indulging in the Internet. Xiao Zhang, on the other hand, is quite opposed to this: I finally have a holiday to relax, so why can’t I play more mobile phones and games?

　　In fact, for this generation of teenagers who were born with a mouse and grew up with their mobile phones, the internet has become an indispensable part of their lives, especially when they enter the holidays, and the time spent touching the internet has increased greatly, making it easier for them to indulge in the internet and cannot extricate themselves. In addition, because teenagers generally lack social experience and don’t know how to protect personal privacy, they are more vulnerable to bad information, online fraud and even illegal acts on the Internet.

　　Experts told the "Legal Daily" reporter that when children enter the holiday "mode", they can spend more time online and relax their entertainment appropriately, but they must make reasonable plans and not be "cyber slaves". Schools and parents should actively guide teenagers to surf the Internet healthily, so as to use the Internet safely, in a civilized and healthy way.

　　Prevent online game addiction

　　Looking up at the computer, looking down at the mobile phone, regardless, playing games all night, this is a true portrayal of many teenagers’ holiday life. In June 2018, online game addiction was officially declared as a mental illness by UNESCO. Statistics show that teenagers between the ages of 12 and 16 are high-risk groups of Internet addiction. The proportion of global teenagers who are over-reliant on the Internet is 6%, and the proportion in China is close to 10%.

　　When he noticed this data, Zhang Rucai, a deputy to the National People’s Congress, was really shocked. "The bad content of online games is imperceptibly affecting teenagers." Zhang Rucai told reporters that the development and operators of online games only seek to maximize economic benefits, which has caused unhealthy online games to become a public hazard that destroys the physical and mental health of young people.

　　In 2018, Zhang Qingbin, a representative of the National People’s Congress, received a petition signed by many parents on strengthening the management of online games and legislating as soon as possible, calling for legislation to save many children, which made him systematically pay attention to the problem of teenagers indulging in online games. Zhang Qingbin said that he really felt the seriousness of this problem in his hometown in rural areas. "Many teenagers drop out of school early because they are addicted to online games and become idlers. There are also many teenagers who have all kinds of psychological problems and even make some excessive behaviors because they are addicted to online games." As a result, Zhang Qingbin launched research, went deep into schools and communities to listen to the voices of the masses, and consulted with departments such as culture and online information to understand the situation. "Many online games design various links according to people’s psychological needs, and induce players to fall into addiction layer by layer, which is difficult to resist the temptation for teenagers’ immature psychology." Zhang Qingbin said.

　　In medicine, internet addiction is a clear concept, which usually refers to indulging in online games. When online games are stopped, withdrawal symptoms such as irritability, anxiety and sadness appear. Lose interest in other hobbies before, even if you understand the impact of the game on yourself, you still focus on the game; Use online games to escape or relieve negative mood.

　　In the view of Xiao Zhang’s mother, Xiao Zhang has already had some symptoms of Internet addiction. "The child’s addiction to the Internet not only leads to the damage of the parent-child relationship, but also aggravates the parent-child conflict. More seriously, his daily life rules are completely broken, and he is afraid that a holiday will cause him various psychological obstacles." Xiao Zhang’s mother said.

　　Beware of illegal network infringement

　　"Can you send me a nude photo of your bust? I promise to treasure it myself and not let others see it." Last winter vacation, Xiaomei (a pseudonym), a 14-year-old junior high school student, met a small town (a pseudonym) who claimed to be 15 years old on a short video App. After the two sides closed each other, the exchange was transferred to QQ. Just after half a month of understanding, the town made such a request to Xiaomei for the first time.

　　Although she was worried, Xiaomei agreed to the other party’s request, and this became the beginning of a nightmare. Since then, the town has been making unreasonable demands, from naked photos to naked videos, and the original pleading has also become a threat.

　　Xiaomei’s reticence and trance made her mother discover the clue. After repeated questioning by her mother, she confessed everything, and Xiaomei’s parents immediately called the police. The police of the Criminal Police Brigade of Qiaoxi Public Security Bureau in Zhangjiakou City, Hebei Province, who was in charge of the case, launched an investigation through the QQ number of the suspect and quickly locked the suspect Yang and arrested him.

　　The police found out that Xiaomei’s so-called friend town was completely fictional by Yang, and the school, information and photos were all false. Yang’s real identity was from Tianjin, born in 1978, married and had a criminal record of theft. Yang often chats through various online social software and chooses a minor like Xiaomei to cajole and threaten, and Xiaomei is not his only chat object. At the end of March this year, Yang was prosecuted by the People’s Procuratorate of qiaoxi district, Zhangjiakou City for allegedly molesting minors.

　　"It is best for minors not to make friends online." In the preliminary investigation, faced with the interrogation of the prosecutor of qiaoxi district Procuratorate in Zhangjiakou City, who was in charge of the case, Yang confessed his illegal behavior, and also said that minors should take warning. On June 12, the court made a first-instance judgment, and the defendant Yang was convicted of child molestation and sentenced to two years and six months in prison.

　　Not only that, because teenagers’ physical and mental development is not fully mature, their vigilance is low, and they are easy to trust others, so they can easily become "things in the bag" of cyber criminals. In addition to browsing unhealthy web pages and contacting bad information on the Internet, all kinds of fraud such as false enrollment, part-time job, recruitment, etc. often target at the student group. For example, defrauding the client’s funds in the name of online billing is a common online fraud method used by scammers during the summer vacation. In fact, these fraudulent means are not novel, but they have long appeared in holidays, and students are deceived every year.

　　"Don’t click on pop-ups and unknown links that appear in the process of surfing the Internet at will. You should be vigilant when making friends online, don’t expose your own and others’ private information, don’t threaten, insult or slander others on social platforms, don’t make or spread unconfirmed information, and stay calm and confident when encountering cyber bullying, and communicate with teachers or parents in time … … These should be common sense when teenagers touch the net. " Zhang Qingbin said.

　　Guide children to use the net safely.

　　Wu Guiping, chief of juvenile criminal prosecution department of qiaoxi district Procuratorate in Zhangjiakou City, said that Internet social interaction is widely used now. As parents, they should pay more attention to their children’s mental state and make friends, and make timely safety education, let them know the uncertainty of online friends through equal communication, and tell their children the principles of making friends in the virtual world. If you don’t tell each other your real identity information easily, you can’t send photos and videos involving privacy to each other.

　　"Parents should also consider the psychology of adolescents. They are no longer satisfied with their parents’ care and love, but have more needs to communicate with others. I hope that friends with similar aspirations and interests can’t blindly suppress this desire to make friends. We must guide and help them correctly and inform them of the bottom line and principles of communication." Wu Guiping said frankly.

　　In fact, the network security literacy level of minors is closely related to personal personality factors, family factors and school environment. In addition to preventing internet addiction and using the internet scientifically and rationally, protecting personal information, spreading positive values, not believing in rumors and not spreading rumors should also become the proper meaning of safety education for minors using the internet. In this regard, both family education and school education should actively make up a lesson.

　　According to Chu Zhaohui, a researcher at the Chinese Academy of Education, minors have realized the convenience of the Internet early, but they have no independent ability, which is the main reason for Internet addiction. "For parents, it is necessary to give their children a sense of rhythm in regulating the use of the Internet, such as giving them a fixed time to browse the Internet every day and giving guidance to what they browse, so that they can form their own ability to plan their lives as soon as possible." Chu Zhaohui said.

　　Chu Zhaohui believes that at present, in most primary and secondary schools, mobile phones are forbidden to be brought into the campus. How to spend their spare time and holidays is a test for students and parents. "Some parents will regard mobile games as a reward for their children. I think this is a misunderstanding. It is very important to enhance children’s autonomy and enrich their lives. "

　　At this year’s National People’s Congress, Zhang Rucai and Zhang Qingbin both put forward suggestions on strengthening the management of online games and legislating as soon as possible, and suggested that the National People’s Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC) should introduce the online game management system to protect teenagers’ physical and mental health, the network protection law for minors and other relevant laws and regulations as soon as possible.

　　"It is necessary to strengthen government supervision, improve the online game real-name authentication system, and purify the online game content and network environment." Zhang Qingbin said that we can learn from the examination and approval system for film and television works, strictly examine and approve online games, and at the same time introduce functions such as "face-brushing camera" to prevent registered users who do not match their actual identities from logging in.

　　Relevant experts pointed out that during holidays, parents should guide their children to establish correct network values and teach them to learn the behavior of using the internet safely. Parents and children can discuss and formulate mutually acceptable online time, which will not affect their daily life and rest, so as to establish a good time concept; Parents should pay more attention to their children’s online process, listen more and admonish less, avoid damaging the parent-child relationship with critical words, spend time with their children, and cultivate their interest in the real world, instead of focusing on the virtual online world.

Special topic: special action against online obscenity and pornography

　　　　On April 15th this year, our province launched a special campaign of ten departments to jointly crack down on online obscenity and pornography according to law. By May 15th, our province had closed 40 columns and websites, cracked 4 cases of online obscenity and pornography in Handan, Cangzhou and Xingtai, and arrested 7 suspects.

　　　　On May 17th, Handan Public Security Bureau held a press conference to report the case of cracking the pornographic website "Qing Qing 99".

　　　　1. In order to make money, four people set up pornographic websites.

　　　　■ 24,000 yuan for equipment

　　　　"I just want to make money." On May 18th, at Handan Detention Center, the website of "Love 99" stood in Changjiang and said that the purpose of building the station was straightforward.

　　　　The 34-year-old Jiang has only a primary school education, but he likes chatting on the Internet very much. In June 2006, a netizen of Jiang opened a website called "Love 99" to organize pornographic performances on the Internet. Jiang was also pulled in as an agent, and the selling card took money from it.

　　　　It was during these days as an agent that Jiang made a small fortune, mastered the technology and operation means of making pornographic websites, and met Yang, Li, Duan and others who would cooperate with him in the future.

　　　　Being able to chat online and make a lot of money, Jiang seems to have found the excitement.

　　　　In August 2006, after the "Love 99" website was closed, Jiang had the idea of building his own website. After consulting with Yang, Li, Duan and others, it hit it off. Jiang invested 24,000 yuan to buy equipment, became the stationmaster and managed the website, and Yang, Duan and Li acted as agents to organize the development of members.

　　　　■ Charge according to the degree of nudity.

　　　　From the video chat page of "Love 99" provided by the police, the author can see that roses, cars, villas and so on represent different points. The more gifts members give, the more explicit the actions of women who perform pornographic performances, and the performance is clearly marked on the page.

　　　　"It is profiteering to engage in pornographic websites." Deng Xuefeng, captain of the investigation brigade of the network supervision detachment of Handan Public Security Bureau, calculated an account for the author.

　　　　As a stationmaster, Jiang designed a virtual card by himself and sold it to the agent at the price of 100,000 "e-coins" in 35 yuan, and the agent then sold it to members at the price from 35 yuan to 60 yuan. Members can use "e-coins" on Jiang’s website to buy virtual gifts representing different points, such as roses, cars and villas.

　　　　■ Profit of more than 30,000 yuan in 6 months.

　　　　The strict division of labor and pornographic performances made the popularity of this website soar quickly. Statistics from the public security organs show that only from the current accounts of an online bank in Jiang, more than 4,000 registered members are involved, and the number of online users is up to more than 200.

　　　　Deng Xuefeng told the author that the development of this kind of chat website is like snowballing. When one person pulls another person, it will get bigger and bigger and earn more and more. The scale of Jiang’s website is not large. Although it is only less than 6 months, he still earns more than 30,000 yuan, with an average monthly income of more than 6,000 yuan.

　　　　2, clever punches, online forensics with the help of high technology

　　　　■ "It is very difficult to obtain evidence in similar cases"

　　　　On February 2, 2007, the network supervision detachment of Handan received a clue from the Ministry of Public Security and the Provincial Public Security Department that the website "Qing Qing 99" organized an online obscene performance, and its webmaster might be hiding in Handan. The network supervision detachment immediately dispatched elite soldiers to quickly set up a task force to solve the case.

　　　　"There are many difficulties in obtaining evidence for cracking online pornography cases," Li Zengbao, captain of Handan’s network supervision detachment, told reporters.

　　　　Jiang is well-organized, and members are introduced by acquaintances. Strangers can’t see obscene performances at all, but the information about organizing obscene performances is posted to paying members on the Internet. The time is not fixed, so it is hidden. Because obscene performances are conducted through the Internet, they disappear immediately, and they are not kept on the Internet all the time. After the pornographic performances, the contents of the performances can’t be found out from the Internet. In addition, Jiang’s accounts are traded through online banks, and Jiang and his agents are in it.

　　　　■ Network police "disguised" to become a VIP

　　　　Apart from the clue that Jiang was hiding in Handan, the task force didn’t know much about the "Love 99" website. In order to investigate and collect evidence, the police sent personnel to log on to Jiang’s website disguised as ordinary netizens.

　　　　From the homepage of "Qing Qing 99" website intercepted by the network police, this is an ordinary chat website. The words "No dissemination of obscene and pornographic information" are clearly marked on the top right of the homepage. The whole page is neat and clean, and there are no words related to obscenity and pornography.

　　　　"The tricky part lies in the ordinary member area and VIP member area." Deng Xuefeng explained that there is no pornographic performance in the ordinary member area, so you can enjoy special "treatment" by paying to register as a VIP member and entering the room with obscene pornographic performances.

　　　　Deng Xuefeng was rejected when he first applied to Jiang for VIP membership. Jiang was always wary of netizens who were not introduced. After three days of continuous inspection of Deng Xuefeng, Jiang agreed to his application to become a VIP member.

　　　　■ Network police use the Internet to collect evidence

　　　　After becoming a VIP member, the police found that most of the members here were obscene and pornographic when chatting with each other. Before each pornographic performance, the webmaster or agent will release information from time to time to inform VIP members when and which "room" will have a performance.

　　　　Because the performance time is not fixed, the network police are divided into two classes, insist on being online 24 hours a day, monitor the website and collect a lot of evidence.

　　　　On February 15, when the police conducted undercover investigation on the website, they found a VIP "room" clearly marked that others should not enter.

　　　　"There must be something in it." Deng Xuefeng prepared screenshots and download tools and suddenly broke in. It turned out that Jiang and Yang, Li and Duan were in a meeting to discuss the development of the website and the distribution of benefits.

　　　　The police quickly took screenshots and immediately started downloading videos. Although Jiang was soon aware that a stranger had entered and cleared Deng Xuefeng out of the chat room, the police still obtained valuable information. The realistic appearance of Jiang and others was presented to the police for the first time, which created conditions for the case to be closed and the results to be expanded.

　　　　3. After searching hard, the police decisively attacked the principal offender.

　　　　■ "What is more difficult than obtaining evidence is to find the hiding address."

　　　　"It is more difficult than obtaining evidence online to find out the hiding address of criminal suspects," Deng Xuefeng told reporters.

　　　　Several agents are scattered in different cities across the country-Duan is in Taiyuan, Li and Yang are in Chongqing. Although he was in Handan, he didn’t just manage the website at home, but frequently changed Internet cafes, shot a gun and changed places, and played guerrilla warfare with the network police. After repeated detection by technical means, the network police determined that Jiang should be hiding in Anzhuang Village, Sijiqing Township, congtai district City, Handan City.

　　　　"It’s a headache to mention Anzhuang Village," said Cui Zhenhong, a policeman. Anzhuang Village is a big village, with nearly 1,000 households. More than 60% of the villages are rented houses. There are many migrants and hutongs, and the terrain is complex, so it is very difficult to find rows.

　　　　Since there is only one blurred photo of Jiang intercepted on the Internet, six police officers handling the case have been groping in Anzhuang Village for half a month without any progress.

　　　　Just when he was at a loss, Cui Zhenhong overheard a villager say that a website maker near his home had made a lot of money while chatting with the villagers. "I almost jumped up at that time." Cui Zhenhong was still a little excited when he recalled the clue.

　　　　After confirmation, it is Jiang, who is hard to find in the mouth of the villagers, who rents in the courtyard at the corner of an alley. There are still six families renting the same yard with Jiang. The police did not dare to rush in to investigate, so as not to startle the snake. They just laid eyeliner and stared at Jiang.

　　　　■ Jiang fled Tianjin two hours later.

　　　　On March 8, when the police logged on to "Love 99", they found that the website was closed. Did Jiang hear the wind and prepare to escape?

　　　　If the personnel are hidden after the website is closed, it will be particularly difficult for the police to find the suspect, and the investigation of the case will also be passive. So Handan City Public Security Bureau immediately formulated the arrest plan and decided to carry out the arrest.

　　　　The police who rushed into the rental house were shocked. Jiang had gone to the building and the computer for committing the crime was removed.

　　　　The police learned from the landlord that Jiang had just moved away, and things were temporarily placed in a villager’s home and could come back at any time. "Old Cui stayed in front of Ziqisheng wholesale and retail store on the left side of Hutong, and went to Liuji Beef Ramen Restaurant on the right side of Hutong, and Xiao Deng went across the road." Li Zengbao quickly arranged for the police to carry out network control on several key parts.

　　　　Two hours later, Jiang finally appeared, two policemen followed behind him, and Deng Xuefeng went around to Jiang from across the road. After the three people made a hint of arrest, they swarmed and grabbed Jiang.

　　　　According to Jiang, as the wind of the police cracking down on online pornography is getting tighter and tighter, he has already recovered the cost and earned money. He wants to escape to Tianjin to avoid the limelight. "It’s only two hours." Jiang seems a little annoyed.

　　　　Subsequently, the police arrested the rest of the main suspects, traveled tens of thousands of kilometers to Shanxi and Chongqing, and solved the case of obscene pornographic performances organized by the network in one fell swoop.

　　　　The police arrested four suspects involved in the case, seized six computers involved, and confiscated illegal income of more than 50,000 yuan.

Editor: He Wei

Source: People’s Daily Online-Viewpoint Channel Original Draft

On November 17th, in the second round of the 2022 Chinese Football Association Cup, the Chinese champion team Jingchuan Wenhui eliminated the Chinese Super League team Beijing Guoan 7:5 in a penalty shootout and advanced to the top 16. This game surprised many people. Losing to a semi-professional team as a traditional strong team in the Super League may be caused by various reasons, but it also made many people know more about the current situation of football in China and look forward to the development of grass-roots football.

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