“哪怕是用我的血肉之軀，只要他們敢過來，我保證他們一個也逃不過去” 廣西博白：農(nóng)機(jī)助力抗旱保春耕 編輯：齊? ◎?科技日報記者?付毅飛據(jù)國載人航天工程新聞宣傳辦公消息，春節(jié)期間，一場特殊的影作品展首次在中國人的“太家園”舉辦，神舟十五號航天對展出的“全球拍天宮”攝影品進(jìn)行了重點介紹。這是繼舉第二屆“天宮畫展”之后，中空間站送給全國人民的又一份春禮物。2022年11月29日，這些作品隨神舟十五號載飛船搭載進(jìn)入中國空間站。神十五號航天員費(fèi)俊龍、鄧清明張陸介紹說，展出的“全球拍宮”攝影作品，每一張都是攝師在地球上抓拍到的中國空間過境時的經(jīng)典瞬間，角度獨特構(gòu)思巧妙。部分參展作品一起賞↓2022年1月3日，拍下中國空間站飛越紫禁城角樓上的畫面。拍攝者：李永剛2022年1月18日，“追星人”在西藏日喀則打卡巫姑峰高程測量念碑，中國空間站過境珠峰。攝者：宋鑫2021年11月21日，中國空間站過境酒泉衛(wèi)星發(fā)射中心載人航天發(fā)射場術(shù)器拍者：李明堂2021年8月22日，中國空間站過境文昌航天射場。拍攝者：都鑫鑫2022年1月6日，在北京天文館拍攝的中國空間站過境照片。拍攝：朱進(jìn)2021年11月25日早晨6點16分，在江蘇鹽城拍攝到中國空間站凌月。拍攝者陳可2022年7月25日，在福建漳州云霄縣拍攝到中國空站凌日。拍攝者：郭辰洋當(dāng)?shù)?間2021年11月26日，中國空間站飛過埃及有著4500多年歷史的彎曲金字塔上空。攝者：隋先凱2021年10月27日，中國空間站飛越國家體育場“鳥巢”上空。拍攝翳鳥：偉2022年5月13日，中國空間站穿越北斗七星。拍攝者羅士宇2022年7月25日，中國空間站過境海南文昌時，邂逅”一顆火流星。拍攝者：建峰中國空間站“邂逅”國際間站。拍攝者：耿夏（10歲） 編輯：韓睿 編輯：韓? 數(shù)據(jù)來源：家鄉(xiāng)村振興 制圖：張芳曼本報北京1月24日電 （記者顧仲）記者日前國家鄉(xiāng)村振局獲悉：經(jīng)各方面共同力，2022年脫貧攻堅果得到進(jìn)一鞏固拓展，住了不發(fā)生模性返貧的線，全國脫人口人均純入達(dá)到14342元，同比增長14.3%，脫貧基礎(chǔ)更加穩(wěn)固。止返貧監(jiān)測扶機(jī)制更加全，沒有發(fā)規(guī)模性返貧象。各地因制宜建立監(jiān)標(biāo)準(zhǔn)年度調(diào)機(jī)制，對防返貧監(jiān)測對落實精準(zhǔn)幫措施，實現(xiàn)幫盡幫。2022年，65.3%的監(jiān)測對象已消除貧風(fēng)險，其均落實了幫措施。就業(yè)產(chǎn)業(yè)幫扶舉更加有效，貧人口收入快增長。2022年，脫貧縣農(nóng)民人均支配收入、貧人口人均收入增速均于全國農(nóng)民均水平。就方面，各地各有關(guān)部門持組織動員貧人口外出工與促進(jìn)就就地就業(yè)雙發(fā)力。產(chǎn)業(yè)面，實施脫地區(qū)特色產(chǎn)提升行動，央財政銜接進(jìn)鄉(xiāng)村振興助資金55%以上用于支幫扶產(chǎn)業(yè)發(fā)，主導(dǎo)產(chǎn)業(yè)色保險覆蓋達(dá)到70%。 編輯：秦秦 約兩千年前，獨產(chǎn)中國的絲綢，穿越漠與海洋，來到西。一條充滿活力的道自此形成。兩千來，絲綢的傳承生不息。養(yǎng)蠶、繅絲織綢、染整……世代代的手工藝人用勞的雙手探索筑夢用經(jīng)緯交織的絲線織出致富之路、創(chuàng)之路、合作之路。今，“一帶一路”僅連接歐亞大陸，穿越太平洋與印度，架起文明與人文流的橋梁。以文化美描繪美美與共，工匠之心體悟心心通，新的旅程已經(jīng)啟。 編輯：胡一瑾
當(dāng)?shù)貢r間1月24日，烏拉圭總統(tǒng)拉卡列表示，烏拉圭將繼續(xù)人魚強(qiáng)中國的經(jīng)貿(mào)合作，以更好地融狕際市場。拉卡列24日出席了在阿根廷首都布宜諾斯艾利斯舉行崍山美與加勒比地區(qū)國家共同體（拉體）第七屆峰會。在會后召開的聞發(fā)布會上，針對美國媒體關(guān)于拉圭近期持續(xù)加強(qiáng)與中國貿(mào)易合提出的問題，波列卡表示，中國拉美地區(qū)最重要的貿(mào)易伙伴，也烏拉圭最大的貿(mào)易伙伴，30%的烏拉圭出口產(chǎn)品都是銷往中國，且中拉和中烏雙邊貿(mào)易量還在不增長?！斑@一事實毋庸置疑地說鞏固和深化與華經(jīng)貿(mào)關(guān)系符合烏圭和拉美國家的利益，也是出自美國家的意愿?！崩羞€強(qiáng)調(diào)中國在世界經(jīng)濟(jì)的重要性讓烏拉等拉美國家可以通過增強(qiáng)對華經(jīng)關(guān)系，更好地融入國際市場，鴣更好的收益。（總臺記者 孫宇） 編輯：韓睿
在福州鼓山風(fēng)景區(qū)相懷梅園，只繡眼鳥站在梅枝上（1月23日攝）。當(dāng)日是正月初二，位福州鼓山風(fēng)景區(qū)相懷梅園里的花相繼綻放，吸引游客前來觀賞梅。新華社記者 魏培全 攝1月23日，游客在福州鼓山風(fēng)景區(qū)相懷梅園觀九歌梅花。當(dāng)日正月初二，位于福州鼓山風(fēng)景相懷梅園里的梅花相繼綻放，引游客前來觀光賞梅。新華社者 魏培全 攝福州鼓山風(fēng)景區(qū)相懷梅園里的梅花相繼綻放（1月23日攝）。當(dāng)日是正月初二，位于福州鼓山風(fēng)景區(qū)相懷梅里的梅花相繼綻放，吸引游客來觀光賞梅。新華社記者 魏培全 攝 編輯：胡一士敬
每到春節(jié)假，服務(wù)行業(yè)會面臨不同度的“用工”問題。特是今年人們鄉(xiāng)過年的意比以往更為烈，但城市其是特大城中的很多崗，離不開勞者的堅守。應(yīng)對節(jié)日期服務(wù)業(yè)用工較大缺口，多單位從兩個月前就開未雨綢繆，過各種渠道方法招工留。例如，為保節(jié)日期間常生產(chǎn)生活序，北京市關(guān)部門建立重點企業(yè)用服務(wù)保障機(jī)，全力保障業(yè)用工需求江蘇、浙江福建等省份多個城市也續(xù)出臺了“崗留工”政，用“真金銀”“真情意”鼓勵勞者加快返崗工、在工作過年。細(xì)讀些政策，既“不打烊紅”“子女團(tuán)補(bǔ)貼”等待的提升，也括防疫藥品資暖心包等共服務(wù)傾斜既有針對一員工的獎補(bǔ)勵，也有面企業(yè)優(yōu)化服的溫馨舉措鼓勵力度之，政策輻射之廣，不僅現(xiàn)了對市場體和勞動者尊重和支持更是展現(xiàn)了明導(dǎo)向——質(zhì)量發(fā)展。的二十大報提出促進(jìn)高量充分就業(yè)這既是對此更加充分更質(zhì)量目標(biāo)的續(xù)，也是新代對就業(yè)工的新要求。對勞動者就的扶持鼓勵策不斷升級早已不是一一日之策，反映出“人之于市場主、之于城市濟(jì)社會平穩(wěn)展的重要性這一目標(biāo)的現(xiàn)，有賴于推動充分就的全過程中穿對就業(yè)質(zhì)的追求。為，需要創(chuàng)造多高質(zhì)量、更好勞動條和待遇的工崗位，從而進(jìn)充分就業(yè)節(jié)日期間的動力供需結(jié)問題雖說是老問題，但并非“存在合理”。過團(tuán)圓是人之情，但城市常運(yùn)轉(zhuǎn)也需各種人力資。從這一角看，不妨以質(zhì)量充分就為導(dǎo)向，從勞有優(yōu)得”勞有保障”勞有體面”角度入手，決好節(jié)日期結(jié)構(gòu)性缺工題。當(dāng)然，是一個不懈力的動態(tài)過，而不是一而就、一勞逸的靜止目。考慮到就涉及面廣、響因素多，機(jī)制上還要實現(xiàn)高質(zhì)量分就業(yè)納入度化、法治、常規(guī)化的道，讓經(jīng)濟(jì)展與促進(jìn)就聯(lián)動、經(jīng)濟(jì)會政策與促就業(yè)政策持形成合力。 編輯：韓?
1月23日，觀眾在位于北京市豐臺區(qū)的中園林博物館參觀“物山水”展覽。新華社者 尹棟遜 攝1月23日是農(nóng)歷大年初二，人們走進(jìn)博物館反經(jīng)書、圖書館等場所，享文化大餐。1月23日，觀眾在位于北京市臺區(qū)的中國園林博物參觀“物上山水”展。新華社記者 尹棟遜 攝1月23日，觀眾在位于北京市豐臺區(qū)中國園林博物館“物山水”展覽現(xiàn)場體驗毛筆字“山水”。新社記者 尹棟遜 攝1月23日，讀者在江蘇省宿遷市泗洪章山城區(qū)華書店閱讀。新華社（許昌亮攝）1月23日，一名讀者在山東棗莊市魯南書城選購籍。新華社發(fā)（孫中攝）1月23日，市民在山東省滕州市博物參觀。新華社發(fā)（李軍攝）1月23日，觀眾在山東省滕州市博館參觀。新華社發(fā)（志軍攝）1月23日，游人在位于重慶市北區(qū)的重慶自然博物館觀。新華社發(fā)（秦廷攝） 編輯：韓睿
正值春節(jié)假期不知道正過年的你是哪種狀態(tài)？通宵熬夜，暴飲暴食？是沒事干就刷刷手機(jī)結(jié)一不小心就半天？敲黑！以上都要多注意快來央小卯一起解鎖健康過的正確姿勢！ 編輯：秦?
“老蟾明月宮，西河兔公。”兔子從古至都是中華傳統(tǒng)文化中瑞獸。在古人的想象詩詞中，可愛的兔子為仙女嫦娥的小伙伴“寵物”，每天在月行走，在桂樹下嬉戲如今，兔元素與現(xiàn)代化結(jié)合，北京冬奧會祥物“冰墩墩”變身年特別版“兔墩墩”AI繪畫 ，“萌兔”迎春。在江西景德鎮(zhèn)兔生肖瓷受到年輕人捧。椰子殼被雕刻成兔儲錢罐、吊牌、飾等，祝福人們生活越越美好。 編輯：韓狡
Chinese "slash youth," referring to those refusing to be defined or bound by just one personal identity and choosing multiple careers, has aroused heated discussions on social media platforms, drawing attention to the young generation's diverse pursuits.On Douban, a Chinese social networking platform, the topic "slash life on and off work" has garnered about 11,000 posts and has been viewed over 400 million times.China's young people are keen to share their slash youth stories online, presenting themselves as multiple and sometimes distinct identities, such as a nurse and model, a teacher and stand-up comedian, and an engineer and band player.Xing Eryang, who founded the Douban topic in 2021, is a 31-year-old female resident in Beijing and feels amazed to find her "slash life" echoed by so many peers.After graduating in 2014, Xing landed her job in a public institution. While staying diligent about her daytime work, she is developing her hobbies, including stand-up comedy, vlog making, podcast broadcasting, and the like, into her new careers during after-work time.The "slash life on and off work" has attracted many to share their different lifestyles, which indicates their train of thought facing the unified "examination" called "life" for everyone, according to Xing."I prefer the word 'slash' because a diverse lifestyle is like using a blunt knife to cut our life into halves. Part of us work hard in the daytime while the other part can still chase after truth, goodness, and beauty inside during the me-time, though this part of us may be less sophisticated and sociable," she explained.A 26-year-old female netizen nicknamed "Weiheng" from the southern metropolis of Guangzhou and Tang Yuhan, a 27-year-old man in Xuancheng City, east China's Anhui Province, are participants in the topic, with their stories garnering thousands of likes so far on the internet.The two are both band members in their spare time out of their love for music, though they are thousands of miles away and have different jobs in media and finance. Weiheng is now a vocalist in a post-hardcore band off work, while Tang plays the guitar in a death metal band.They have grown their passion for music since college and didn't abandon their enthusiasm even when entering workplaces. Though they both faced doubts and worries from their family and colleagues at first, they cleaved to their beliefs and won others' respect and understanding."Their reaction showed the mind gap between the young and former generations. Before, my parents used to say, 'music cannot earn you money,' so the band thing was regarded as a waste of time. However, for us young people, we want to pursue whatever we love and are willing to pay for it," said Weiheng.It is not only a mindset U-turn but a reflection of the booming current entertainment sector. "Over the recent years, with livestreaming, game, and entertainment industries having their moment in China, the music industry has also seen a positive growth momentum. Some bands have raked in considerable money through live shows," she added."I'm open to being whatever kind of employee I may become in different settings, but I will always be a guitarist. Every time I am upset by something at work, playing the guitar cures me," said Tang. "Music is like lightning striking my heart and a storm exploding in my mind."The two music fanatics utilize their nighttime to do rehearsals and then perform on holidays and weekends. Now, Weiheng's band "floating soul" has released eight songs and signed a contract with a music agency, ready to launch albums and do a performing tour soon."The 'slash life' mania shows that along with China's economic development, our society is becoming more and more diversified and inclusive, and it welcomes everyone's self-fulfillment," said Shi Yanrong, an associate researcher from the Institute of Japanese Studies, Tianjin Academy of Social Sciences. "Young people no longer have to rely on work and money for their sense of self-worth. They tend to practice 'carpe diem' and create their own identities."The researcher added that against the background that people have multiple interests and are willing to pay for these interests nowadays, the "slash life" of the youth would drive the growth of a new economy, just as animation culture affected the market. 編輯：高佳?
西部網(wǎng)訊（者 劉望）大年初一（1月22日）是闔家團(tuán)圓的日，但仍有大建設(shè)者堅守線崗位。在安咸陽國際場三期擴(kuò)建目的建設(shè)現(xiàn)，中建八局北公司施工員正有條不地進(jìn)行著機(jī)安裝作業(yè)。保證項目施節(jié)點順利完，項目安裝理人員和工們堅守施工線，盡管氣較低，但大的工作熱情舊高漲。目，該項目正加緊進(jìn)行航樓主管線收和機(jī)房管線裝任務(wù)，信中心正在配精裝修進(jìn)行端調(diào)試，安工程將緊跟體，全力完各項施工節(jié)?！敖ㄔO(shè)現(xiàn)和生活區(qū)必配備消防水及接口，消設(shè)施及器材做到齊全、好?！痹谖?隆基綠能光產(chǎn)業(yè)園項目安裝工程師在組織每日全早班會，復(fù)強(qiáng)調(diào)冬季工的注意事，確保項目工生產(chǎn)在節(jié)期間安全、序、平穩(wěn)進(jìn)。目前，該目正處于裝裝修及機(jī)電工的重要階。建設(shè)者們安全生產(chǎn)、資保障等方周密計劃，效推進(jìn)。 編輯：王?
春節(jié)假期管子很人手機(jī)不離朏朏殊不知，長期誤的手機(jī)使用勢，您很可能 “手機(jī)脖”盯上。貳負(fù)來解鎖手機(jī)的正確姿吧！1.躺著看手機(jī)白鹿，最好助抱枕等，保關(guān)節(jié)穩(wěn)定魏書2.盡量坐著看手。如果習(xí)慣側(cè)看手機(jī)，溪邊量整枕頭高度孟子頭和身體在同直線上，不要左或向右彎曲同時選擇乘厘硬中的床墊。3.半臥位看手機(jī)，維持頭精精抬的肌肉用力蓋國，但長時間低看手機(jī)，也是易造成頭頸部痛。因此中山可手機(jī)舉起來窫窳證頭部與身體一條直線上，時也要注意支腰部。最世本，醒大家，拒?魚低頭族”從以幾點做起：糾錯誤的手機(jī)使姿勢，改居暨手不離手的習(xí)尸子多和家人聊聊，時不時起來動一下。 編輯：胡一?
Chinese "slash youth," referring to those refusing to be defined or bound by just one personal identity and choosing multiple careers, has aroused heated discussions on social media platforms, drawing attention to the young generation's diverse pursuits.On Douban, a Chinese social networking platform, the topic "slash life on and off work" has garnered about 11,000 posts and has been viewed over 400 million times.China's young people are keen to share their slash youth stories online, presenting themselves as multiple and sometimes distinct identities, such as a nurse and model, a teacher and stand-up comedian, and an engineer and band player.Xing Eryang, who founded the Douban topic in 2021, is a 31-year-old female resident in Beijing and feels amazed to find her "slash life" echoed by so many peers.After graduating in 2014, Xing landed her job in a public institution. While staying diligent about her daytime work, she is developing her hobbies, including stand-up comedy, vlog making, podcast broadcasting, and the like, into her new careers during after-work time.The "slash life on and off work" has attracted many to share their different lifestyles, which indicates their train of thought facing the unified "examination" called "life" for everyone, according to Xing."I prefer the word 'slash' because a diverse lifestyle is like using a blunt knife to cut our life into halves. Part of us work hard in the daytime while the other part can still chase after truth, goodness, and beauty inside during the me-time, though this part of us may be less sophisticated and sociable," she explained.A 26-year-old female netizen nicknamed "Weiheng" from the southern metropolis of Guangzhou and Tang Yuhan, a 27-year-old man in Xuancheng City, east China's Anhui Province, are participants in the topic, with their stories garnering thousands of likes so far on the internet.The two are both band members in their spare time out of their love for music, though they are thousands of miles away and have different jobs in media and finance. Weiheng is now a vocalist in a post-hardcore band off work, while Tang plays the guitar in a death metal band.They have grown their passion for music since college and didn't abandon their enthusiasm even when entering workplaces. Though they both faced doubts and worries from their family and colleagues at first, they cleaved to their beliefs and won others' respect and understanding."Their reaction showed the mind gap between the young and former generations. Before, my parents used to say, 'music cannot earn you money,' so the band thing was regarded as a waste of time. However, for us young people, we want to pursue whatever we love and are willing to pay for it," said Weiheng.It is not only a mindset U-turn but a reflection of the booming current entertainment sector. "Over the recent years, with livestreaming, game, and entertainment industries having their moment in China, the music industry has also seen a positive growth momentum. Some bands have raked in considerable money through live shows," she added."I'm open to being whatever kind of employee I may become in different settings, but I will always be a guitarist. Every time I am upset by something at work, playing the guitar cures me," said Tang. "Music is like lightning striking my heart and a storm exploding in my mind."The two music fanatics utilize their nighttime to do rehearsals and then perform on holidays and weekends. Now, Weiheng's band "floating soul" has released eight songs and signed a contract with a music agency, ready to launch albums and do a performing tour soon."The 'slash life' mania shows that along with China's economic development, our society is becoming more and more diversified and inclusive, and it welcomes everyone's self-fulfillment," said Shi Yanrong, an associate researcher from the Institute of Japanese Studies, Tianjin Academy of Social Sciences. "Young people no longer have to rely on work and money for their sense of self-worth. They tend to practice 'carpe diem' and create their own identities."The researcher added that against the background that people have multiple interests and are willing to pay for these interests nowadays, the "slash life" of the youth would drive the growth of a new economy, just as animation culture affected the market. 編輯：高佳?
