¡¾Keywords¡¿Peach temptation

According to CCTV-12 "Hotline 12" report: Recently, a strange robbery case occurred in Changsha, Hunan, where two travelers were robbed by multiple people in a hotel room. According to the robbed travelers, the suspects threatened them with knives and robbed them of thousands of yuan in cash. But after the police investigation, they found that these suspects were actually recruited by the victims themselves.

As the police investigated in depth, they found that this was not just a case of prostitution and robbery by a local gang in Changsha, but there was a bigger secret behind this case. There is also a remote control platform behind the local prostitution gang in Changsha. The boss of this platform is Xu from Heilongjiang Province. According to the police, this online prostitution platform is divided into three levels. The first-level boss is responsible for the operation of the platform, soliciting customers and collecting money. The second level is the regional person in charge, who connects with the prostitution platform, and this regional person in charge is generally in a fixed city. The third layer is the door-to-door service of the henchmen and girls. On October 8, 2018, the case was applied for supervision by the Ministry of Supervision with the code name of 10.08. On October 29, the police dispatched 800 police officers to 12 regions in eight provinces to carry out a concentrated roundup operation. More than 180 suspects of the crime were arrested. More than 2 million yuan of money involved in the case was frozen. Nearly 1,000 mobile phones, computers and other tools used in the crime were seized. At present, the case is still under further investigation.

¡¾Keywords¡¿Cross-strait direct cargo flights

According to CCTV-13 "News 1+1": The first direct sea cargo route between Kaohsiung, Taiwan and Pingtan, Fujian was opened in as fast as 9 hours. On the afternoon of January 19, the first cargo ship departed from Kaohsiung Port. Without this route, agricultural and fishery products from Kaohsiung would need to be transferred from other ports to Pingtan, which would take 2 to 3 days. Goods must go out and people must come in. How can Kaohsiung, which is striving for economic development, leave the mainland market? Kaohsiung is the second largest city in Taiwan, and Kaohsiung Port is the largest port in Taiwan. The Pingtan Comprehensive Experimental Zone established in Pingtan, Fujian in July 2009 is positioned as a pilot demonstration zone for exploring cross-strait economic exchanges and cooperation. When this route completed its maiden voyage, a netizen in Kaohsiung said, "The facts prove that in the past, agricultural and fishery products in central and southern Taiwan did not lack the mainland market, but were deliberately manipulated and blocked by green camp politicians, sacrificing the livelihoods of farmers and fishermen." The promotion of a series of economic and trade cooperation naturally cannot avoid the attitude towards the "1992 Consensus". Kaohsiung Mayor Han Guoyu said that the "1992 Consensus" is the "stabilizing force" of cross-strait relations. In his inaugural speech, he said, "Let the goods be sold, money and people come in, and Kaohsiung will make a fortune." The reduced time cost of freight transportation is more attractive to other places on the island of Taiwan, and there will be more demand. I am afraid that these voices will be shouted out. To shout out and to achieve it, it must be based on the "1992 Consensus". The people will have a deeper understanding of the "1992 Consensus" and will also have an understanding of the changes in the political ecology of Taiwan. The new urban exchange model between Taiwan counties and cities and mainland cities will break through the existing restrictions of the Taiwan authorities and bring great benefits to the well-being of the people of Taiwan. The first time the route was opened, there were only more than 700 tons of cargo. Although the cargo was not much, it could be used as a seesaw and a mouth. The direct cargo flight from Kaohsiung to Pingtan is a new beginning. Following such a beginning, there can be more good changes between the two sides of the strait. Of course, among them, adhering to the "1992 Consensus" is the most fundamental.

¡¾Keywords¡¿Yunnan Tourism

According to CCTV-1 "Focus Interview": As the Spring Festival approaches, many friends begin to plan holiday trips, and Yunnan, which is as warm as spring, is a good tourist destination. However, the chaos of Yunnan tourism in the past few years has discouraged many friends who like Yunnan, and the high number of complaints has also greatly reduced the reputation of Yunnan tourism. In April 2017, Yunnan began to implement strict tourism market regulation, and implemented a series of measures such as "strictly manage shopping stores, cut off the gray interest chain, strictly manage travel agencies, eliminate unreasonable low-price tours, strictly manage tour guides, eliminate forced consumption, and rectify tourist attractions".

In the process of transformation and upgrading of Yunnan's tourism market, in addition to strictly rectifying tourism chaos and paying attention to environmental protection, it also takes measures to fully explore local folk culture, adjust the layout, develop tourism health care, provide new tourism products, and improve quality, so that local people of all ethnic groups can enjoy the benefits brought by tourism transformation and upgrading. Tourists travel not only to see the scenery, but also to experience it. If the natural scenery is beautiful, but the environment is dirty and messy, it is inevitable that people will be disgusted. If there are still scams, the experience of tourists will be even worse. It should be said that after nearly two years of concentrated rectification, the order of Yunnan's tourism market has improved to a certain extent. Judging from the complaints of tourists alone, it dropped by 53% in 2018 compared with 2017. Reducing tourists' dissatisfaction is the most basic goal, but tourists must also be more satisfied. Nowadays, people not only want to travel, but also want to pay attention to the quality of tourism. The tourism industry also needs to transform and upgrade. How to regulate the order of the tourism market, crack down on tourism chaos, improve the quality of tourism, and protect the tourism environment is not only a new issue faced by Yunnan, but also by all places.

¡¾Keywords¡¿Let¡¯s talk about illegal organizations with the prefix "Guo"

According to CCTV-13 "Eastern Time and Space": In recent years, similar frauds with the prefix "Zhong" and "Guo" and impersonating state organs to conduct "routine fraud" have occurred frequently. Victims are often deceived by these organizations that sound "high-end", so countless people have been deceived. Recently, the Ministry of Civil Affairs received a report that a unit called the Chinese National Academy of Culture and Art was not registered in any department, but was carrying out a large number of activities in various places. By checking the website of this organization, it was found that they claimed to have dozens of provincial branches in China, and their business scope included: recruiting agent branches, selling books, paintings, audio-visual products, etc. The person in charge of the organization also personally taught the content of the books sold through the Internet.

Behind the scam is the "official-centered" ideology, which makes the victims believe that they have connections and can get access to power organs and powerful people. The deceived sometimes also believe that "it's good to take shelter under a big tree" and would rather believe it. In a sense, it is also the hope of taking shortcuts. The public should keep their eyes open to avoid being deceived, and the regulatory authorities must also take responsibility. "State-owned" organizations cannot become a profit-making space. We must conduct supervision throughout the society, rely on big data to crack down on such behaviors, and tighten the "fence" of supervision. The reason why these illegal organizations under the banner of "state" can exist for a long time is actually not complicated. There are two words: believe. The first belief is that many people are deceived because they believe in the authority of the "state" organization. The second belief is that some people are deceived or join the ranks of fraud because they believe that the so-called "background" is omnipotent. Therefore, if we want to make the "state" illegal organizations go to the end, in addition to tightening the regulatory fence, we must also completely eradicate the second belief in some people's hearts.

¡¾Keywords¡¿Plastic waste

According to CCTV-13 "News Live Room": In Indonesia, plastic waste has greatly changed the natural environment there, and local residents are miserable. According to a previous survey by Science magazine, Indonesia is the world's second largest producer of plastic waste. About 3.2 million tons of plastic waste are produced each year, half of which will eventually enter the ocean. At present, there are hundreds of millions of tons of plastic waste in the world's oceans, endangering the survival and safety of seabirds, marine fish and humans. How can we reduce plastic waste? Countries around the world are also seeking solutions.

In an Egyptian factory specializing in recycling plastic bottles, recycled plastic bottles are cut into small pieces, and then heated, washed, molded, dried and other processes are finally made into polyester fibers. Since the price of polyester fiber is much lower than that of traditional cotton, the price of clothes and even mattresses made from it is also quite competitive. In the African country of Somalia, a company here makes recycled plastic products into building materials such as boards. Due to the long-term war, concrete in Somalia usually needs to be imported and is expensive. Plastic sheets are relatively cheap and can meet the daily needs of local people, so they are quite popular. In response to the increasingly serious plastic pollution, Bali has banned large supermarkets from providing free plastic bags, and plans to extend this measure to other shopping malls and stores. The Indonesian government said that it will gradually introduce a number of "plastic restriction" measures in the future, and plans to reduce marine plastic waste by 70% by 2025 compared with 2017. (Editor in charge/Yang Shujie)

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