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Reduce high-speed fees and introduce unlimited policies to encourage the purchase of new energy vehicles.

Data Map: China advanced new energy vehicle production line was put into production in Weihai. Photo by Liu Changyong

　　BEIJING, Beijing, August 30 (Qiu Yu) The application announced by the Beijing minibus index management system shows that all the 60,000 new energy vehicle indicators have been robbed. New energy vehicles are becoming more and more popular. The reporter from Zhongxin. com (WeChat WeChat official account: cns2012) found that more than 10 provinces have introduced relevant policies to encourage the purchase and use of new energy vehicles, and the problems such as insufficient number of charging piles are expected to be improved.

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　　Many places require large public buildings to charge parking spaces not less than 10%.

　　The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development issued the Notice on Strengthening the Planning and Construction of Urban Electric Vehicle Charging Facilities, saying that by 2020, the number of electric vehicles in China will exceed 5 million, and the contradiction between the serious shortage of charging facilities and the rapid growth of electric vehicles will be further aggravated.

　　In order to solve this problem, Hebei, Fujian and other places put forward requirements for the configuration of charging facilities near residential areas and large public buildings in documents.

　　The reporter found out that Hebei, Fujian, Guangdong, Chongqing and other places require that the parking spaces for new residential buildings should be 100% reserved for the construction and installation of charging facilities, and the parking spaces with charging facilities for large public buildings should be no less than 10% of the total parking spaces. At least one fast charging and replacing power station should be built for every 2,000 electric vehicles.

　　Regarding the proportion of parking spaces with charging facilities in large public buildings, Shandong and Hainan have higher requirements, with 15% and 20% respectively.

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　　The picture shows the electric vehicle charging pile. Zhongxin.com reporter Jin Shuo photo

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　　Tianjin stipulates that new energy vehicles are not restricted by tail number restrictions.

　　The reporter noted that Tianjin, Shanxi and other places have issued documents to facilitate the travel of new energy vehicles.

　　Tianjin proposed that since January 1, 2016, new energy vehicles with license plates issued by this city will not be restricted by motor vehicle tail number restrictions.

　　Shanxi stipulates that from January 1, 2015 to December 31, 2017, highway tolls will be levied by half for the marked gas heavy trucks and methanol heavy trucks when passing through highways in Shanxi Province.

　　Seven departments in Shanghai jointly issued the Interim Measures of Shanghai Municipality for Encouraging the Purchase and Use of New Energy Vehicles (revised in 2016), and proposed that the city should give preferential treatment and convenient access to new energy vehicles when adopting motor vehicle restriction measures to alleviate traffic congestion.

Data Map: China advanced new energy vehicle production line was put into production in Weihai. Photo by Liu Changyong

　　A new energy electric car shuttle bus passed by a test center in Taiyuan, Shanxi. China News Agency issued Zhang Yunshe

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　　In 2018, 100% of new vehicles in Hainan public institutions will use new energy vehicles.

　　Many places plan to strengthen the promotion and application of new energy vehicles in the field of public services, and put forward specific proportions.

　　Hainan requires that from 2016 to 2020, the proportion of new energy buses in newly added and replaced buses will reach 50%, 60%, 70%, 80% and 90% respectively. From 2018 onwards, new energy vehicles should be 100% used for vehicles added or replaced by public institutions every year, except in special circumstances.

　　Shandong proposed that in 2014-2016, the proportion of new energy vehicles purchased by government agencies and public institutions in Qingdao and other demonstration cities for the promotion and application of new energy vehicles in that year was not less than 30%, and it will increase year by year.

　　Not only in the field of public services, Gansu has also put forward requirements for the overall promotion of new energy vehicles in the province. From 2016 to 2020, the number of new energy vehicles promoted in the province shall be no less than 10,000, 12,000, 15,000, 20,000 and 30,000 respectively, and the number of new energy vehicles promoted shall account for no less than 1%, 1.5%, 2%, 2.5% and 3% of the total number of new and updated vehicles in the region.

Data Map: China advanced new energy vehicle production line was put into production in Weihai. Photo by Liu Changyong

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　　Beijing, Shanghai and other places set a ceiling for the total amount of subsidies.

　　Beijing, Shanghai, Hainan and other places subsidize new energy vehicles, and at the same time set the upper limit of the total subsidy.

　　Beijing and Hainan stipulate that for new energy vehicles, the subsidy standard shall be determined according to the ratio of 1:1 between the state and the city, and the total financial subsidy of the state and the city shall not exceed 60% of the sales price of the vehicle.

　　Shanghai and Gansu put forward in the document that the total financial subsidies of the state and the city for new energy vehicles should not exceed 50% of the vehicle sales price.

　　In Hebei Province, nine types of new energy vehicles, such as government official vehicles, law enforcement patrol cars, school buses and taxis, were included in the scope of public services. During the promotion period, provincial finance subsidized car buyers according to the national subsidy standard of 1:1. (End)

Exploring the path of intelligent social governance The exchange meeting of research results of intelligent social governance in Chengdu-Chongqing economic circle was held today.

Cover journalist Qin Yi Zhao Yi

Strengthening the country by network is an important strategic task and proper meaning to realize Chinese modernization. Empowering social governance by using internet technology and information technology is a topic that Sichuan and Chongqing jointly explore at present. What are the achievements of intelligent social governance in the two places? What are the future development directions? On December 19th,The exchange meeting on the research results of intelligent social governance in Chengdu-Chongqing Shuangcheng Economic Circle was held. Experts and scholars from all over the country gathered in Rongcheng to discuss the intelligent social governance in Chengdu-Chongqing Shuangcheng Economic Circle.

Exchange meeting site

Zhang Wei, a researcher and doctoral supervisor at the School of Public Administration of Sichuan University, discussed the intelligent social governance reform of the twin-city economic circle in Chengdu-Chongqing area with the theme of data opening and sharing. He explained the significance of intelligent social governance by comparing digital social governance with intelligent social governance in key areas, technical essentials, governance means, tasks and objectives. He mentioned that in the governance of intelligent society, the key value of data opening and sharing lies in optimizing the construction and urban planning of social intelligent cities, and improving the personalization and generalization of social services.

Sun Ying, a professor and master tutor at Southwest University of Political Science and Law, discussed how to fasten a "safety belt" for the high-quality development of the digital economy with the theme of studying new legal relations in the digital economy era. In view of the phenomenon of large-scale infringement of personal information, she suggested continuing to strengthen administrative law enforcement and promoting the implementation of the high fine system. In addition, a personal information protection fund can be established to mobilize multiple forces to protect personal information rights and interests.

Zeng Runxi, a teacher and doctoral supervisor of Chongqing University, shared his research results with the theme of improving the governance efficiency of intelligent society. He mentioned that in order to optimize the governance path of intelligent society, it is necessary to realize "upper and lower governance" and form different role setting structures in digital space and physical space. The upper layer needs to control more management scope through technology, and the lower layer needs more information and data to realize administrative transaction processing.

Professor Chih Wei Tang of the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China analyzed the current situation, difficulties and economic and social problems arising from the supervision and enforcement of digital platform algorithms, and put forward countermeasures and suggestions. He said that the algorithm core processing of the digital platform involves business secrets of enterprises, and algorithm supervision should not be "one size fits all" for algorithm control. It is necessary to strengthen effective government supervision and reduce the cost of enterprise compliance.

Huang Dongdong, deputy dean of the School of Cyberspace Security and Information Law of Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications, analyzed the big data of cyber security patents, and put forward suggestions for the industrial development of the Shuangcheng Economic Circle in Chengdu and Chongqing. In his research, he found that the twin-city economic circle in Chengdu-Chongqing region has certain early accumulation and relative advantages in the application of security and security situation awareness, and universities are the main innovation subjects.

Yu Xin, an associate professor at Tsinghua University School of Journalism and Communication, shared his understanding of the current intelligentization of social governance with "The Big Language Model of Twin Public Opinion Space and the Intelligentization of Social Governance". Through the research on the hot public opinions in Sichuan and Chongqing, he found that in the previous network impressions, Sichuan and Chongqing had labels and impressions such as tourist hotspots and online celebrity clusters, and we can focus on these aspects in the future.

The relevant person in charge of the Network Information Office of Sichuan Provincial Party Committee said that in order to better promote the comprehensive network governance and empower the modern governance of the twin-city economic circle, Sichuan and Chongqing should combine the comprehensive network governance with the promotion of urban and rural grassroots governance system innovation and capacity building, explore the deep application of intelligent technology in people’s livelihood fields such as education, employment, social security, sports, housing, transportation, helping the disabled and providing for the elderly, solve the pain points and difficulties in social governance, and promote the formation of a comprehensive network governance pattern of online and offline integrated governance.

At the same time, around the key areas of cooperation in Chengdu-Chongqing area, such as smart transportation, energy security, smart water conservancy, industrial development, eco-livability, and services for the benefit of the people, we will guide the construction of a number of digital application scenarios that are visible, tangible and well used, and launch more intelligent governance samples with the recognition of Sichuan and Chongqing, forming a demonstration and leading role in the west, and promoting the achievements of Internet governance construction to benefit more grassroots people.

In the next step, we will explore intelligent governance in cooperation around key areas such as smart transportation, energy security, smart water conservancy, industrial development, ecological livability, and service for the benefit of the people in the Chengdu-Chongqing economic circle, build a number of digital application scenarios that are visible, tangible and well used, and launch more intelligent governance samples with Sichuan-Chongqing recognition, thus forming a demonstration and radiation-driven role in the west.

Lose face! The first goal of the new president of the Football Association was ruined, and China Football took the Korean team to the end.

China’s football is once again in the doldrums. This time, the defeat comes from the women’s Asian qualifiers of the Paris Olympic Games. This is a very disappointing failure for players, coaches, fans and officials of China football. The first Paris Olympic Women’s Asian Regional Qualifier attracted the attention of many fans, but the final outcome dashed the dream of China women’s football team.

Paris Olympic Games is one of the biggest sports events in the world. It is held every four years and attracts athletes and teams from all over the world. Football is one of the important events in the Olympic Games, and it is the dream of every women’s football team to qualify for the Olympic Games on behalf of the national women’s football team. Therefore, the women’s Asian qualifiers for the Paris Olympic Games are of great significance to the participating national teams. However, the defeat of the women’s football team in China is not only a game defeat, but also exposes the deep-seated problems and challenges faced by the football team in China. Let’s discuss the reasons for this setback, the difficulties faced by China women’s football team and the future prospect of China football.

Looking back on the history of women’s football in China, we can see the glory of this team. China women’s football team won many honors in international football in 1990s and early 21st century. In 1986, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1997 and 1999, the women’s Asian Cup won seven consecutive championships; In 1990, 1994 and 1998, the women’s football team won three consecutive championships in the Asian Games; Runner-up in the 3rd Women’s World Cup in 1999. In 2006, she won the women’s Asian Cup again. They won the runner-up in the 1999 Women’s World Cup and the silver medal in the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games. These achievements have made China women’s football team the pride of domestic sports, and also inspired generations of girls’ football dreams.

However, in recent years, the competitiveness of women’s football in China has gradually declined. Their performance in the international arena is not as good as before, and they gradually lost their former glory. Before the women’s Asian regional qualifiers of the Paris Olympic Games, China women’s football team had not performed well in the 2019 Women’s World Cup and failed to enter the quarter-finals. This has caused concern about the decline in the competitiveness of women’s football in China.

After Song Kai, the new president of China Football Association, took office, his first goal was to ensure that China women’s football team could successfully advance to the Paris Olympic Games. Song Kai has taken a series of measures, including strengthening the leadership, improving the quality of training, and formulating clear tasks. He made it clear that the success of the women’s football team in China is very important for the football team in China, and the Asian women’s football qualifiers of the Paris Olympic Games are the key for them to achieve this goal.

However, Song Kai’s first task after taking office ended in failure. This defeat is undoubtedly a heavy blow to him personally, and it also challenges his leadership position. As soon as he started to reform China football, he was confronted with such a great setback, which posed serious problems for his leadership and reform plan.

The lineup and competitiveness of China women’s football team

China women’s football team has always been the focus of attention. Their players have shown excellent personal abilities in the international arena, but the overall strength of the team has not reached the highest level. This setback makes people wonder whether China women’s football team needs more young blood and fresh strength to enhance the overall competitiveness of the team.

The frustration of China women’s football team also makes people think about the management and guidance of the coaching staff. On the field, at the management level, whether the coaching staff needs more reforms and improve the management level in order to better train and guide players is a problem that needs deep thinking.

This defeat is undoubtedly a painful experience for China women’s football team. After the game, the players cried many times, and the Xie Chang session of the whole team was full of sadness. They have worked hard for their own defeat, but in the end they failed to advance as expected. This setback needs reflection and summary, and China women’s football team needs to learn from it and constantly improve its level.

However, this defeat does not mean that the women’s football team in China has come to an end. This is only a temporary setback, not an end. China Women’s Football Team has many potential players, who will have the opportunity to prove themselves and compete for honor in future competitions.

The future of women’s football in China is still full of hope. Although this defeat is sad, it can also be seen as an opportunity to urge the China women’s football team to make greater efforts to prepare for future competitions. China women’s football team needs to learn from this failure, strengthen teamwork and improve the overall competitive level.

China football needs more reforms and improved management level to better promote the development of China football. Although this setback is sad, we believe that China Football Club will keep going and strive for its dream. I hope that the women’s football team in China can re-emerge and win honor for the country, and I also look forward to more progress and development of football in China in the future. No matter how difficult it is, China football will keep going.

The failure of China women’s football team is a setback, but it is also an opportunity. China football needs to learn from it, keep moving forward and strive for more honor. In the future, China women’s football team will have the opportunity to rally and make a name for itself in the international arena again. At the same time, China football needs to continue to reform and improve its management level to ensure the long-term development of China football. No matter how many challenges are encountered, China Football will stick to its dream and strive to move forward.