Today's data selection: Three warnings for cold wave, heavy storm and snow are issued; 7 of the top 10 chip designers in the country are headquartered in Zhangjiang
The Central Meteorological Observatory continued to issue yellow warnings for cold waves and blue warnings for strong winds at 6:00 on January 21, and issued #2024's first blizzard blue warning#. It is expected that from 08:00 on January 21 to 20:00 on January 23, some areas in eastern Jilin, eastern Liaoning, central and northern Shanxi, central and southern Zhejiang, and northern Fujian will cool down by 12 to 16°C. It is expected that from 08:00 on January 21 to 08:00 on January 22, there will be heavy snowfall in some areas of southwestern Hubei, central and western and northern Hunan, central and southwestern Guizhou, and eastern Chongqing. Among them, western Hunan, Guizhou There are heavy snowfalls in parts of the Northeast and other places. Keep warm and stay safe when traveling!
Seven of the top 10 chip designers in the country are headquartered in Zhangjiang
In Zhangjiang Science City, Pudong, Shanghai, the “tropical rainforest” science and technology innovation financial service system helps this hot spot to continuously incubate technological growth and nurture innovation hopes. Currently, 7 of the top 10 chip designers in the country have their headquarters here. The country’s first commercial general-purpose GPU was born here. In Zhangjiang, 28-nanometer photolithography machines are under development, and 5-nanometer etching machines have reached the international leading level. Shanghai has also become the "vanguard" of the country's integrated circuit industry and continues to move towards a world-class high-end industrial cluster.
In 2023, China will become the world's largest automobile exporter, to which new energy vehicles will play an important role. In the past 10 years, China's total number of patent applications for new energy vehicle motors and electric drives has ranked first in the world, and China's new energy vehicles have developed a technological advantage from "zero" to leading. The automobile is a typical asset-heavy industry. Bank of China has established cooperation with dozens of new energy vehicle companies and has nearly 9,000 credit customers in the automobile industry chain. Huge investment in R&D and accumulation of technology eventually created “China’s new car-making force.”
Why are more and more undergraduates returning to vocational schools?
According to statistics from Guangdong Lingnan Vocational and Technical College, in the past two years, the college has recruited more than 150 undergraduate and above graduates to obtain technical skills certificates. The training directions are mainly psychological counselors, public nutritionists, and health managers.
"Most of them want to work in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. After all, if you get more 'technical skills certificates', you may have more opportunities and you can expand into new areas," said Teacher He.
Whether it is for their own employment or for the talent demand gap in the manufacturing market, "undergraduate degree and skill certificates" are becoming the configuration for some college graduates when they apply for jobs.
Xiong Bingqi, dean of the 21st Century Education Research Institute, believes that behind these phenomena, it still depends on what type of undergraduate institution the undergraduate graduates graduated from. If you graduate from an undergraduate college that provides general education, this is reasonable. After graduation, these graduates can receive certain vocational training according to their employment needs; but if they graduate from a place that originally provides vocational education, Graduation from colleges and universities shows that local undergraduate colleges have not adhered to the positioning of vocational education and cultivated students' vocational skills. This requires local undergraduate colleges to return to the positioning of vocational education and be employment-oriented to improve the employment competitiveness of graduates.
If you have these 4 eating habits, you may be targeted by cancer
According to CCTV Life Circle: Physical health is closely related to eating habits, such as intestinal cancer, esophageal cancer, liver cancer, lung cancer... These cancers that sound scary may be related to your eating habits.
Some people are very picky eaters and only like to eat meat and not vegetables. This picky eating habit will not only lead to imbalanced nutrition, but may also increase the risk of bowel cancer.
If you always overeat when eating, especially overeating at night, it is easy to cause gastroesophageal reflux. Under long-term stimulation of gastric acid, it is easy to increase the chance of esophageal cancer.
There is nothing wrong with living a "frugal" life, but if you are frugal to a certain extent, for example, if you are reluctant to throw away moldy food and continue to use moldy things after washing them, then liver cancer may lurk in the body, because among these things May contain Level 1 carcinogen - aflatoxin. Aflatoxin is a metabolite of Aspergillus flavus, which grows at a temperature of 28°C to 38°C. It likes moisture and is generally invisible to the naked eye. It can cause liver cancer and some other cancers.
Have you ever heard the saying "A cigarette after a meal is worth more than a living god"? This is because after eating, blood circulation accelerates and nicotine is quickly absorbed into the blood, making people in a state of excitement and making their heads float, as if they have "become an immortal".
But in fact, smoking one cigarette after a meal is more harmful than smoking ten cigarettes normally. Because while the body is digesting and absorbing food, its ability to absorb cigarette smoke also increases, and the amount of harmful substances inhaled also increases. Current research has found that cigarettes contain 93 confirmed toxic substances and 78 confirmed carcinogens. In addition to the familiar lung cancer, cigarette-related cancers also include bladder cancer, pancreatic cancer, colorectal cancer, etc.
