Shanghai’s elderly meal subsidy is 2 yuan per day? Misread!

In recent years, with the continuous expansion of the scale of education, many new teachers join the profession every year. However, due to some force majeure, many new teachers teach online as soon as they take up their posts. They have fewer opportunities to participate in offline training and experience the city. They have limited communication with their peers and non-teachers, lack a sense of identity and belonging, and are prone to anxiety and discomfort. and other negative psychological feelings. Based on the above considerations, I suggest increasing care for new young teachers and organizing different forms of services and activities for them to help new teachers integrate into the collective and better devote themselves to education and teaching. It is recommended to organize activities on urban cultural identity for new young teachers. For example, Songjiang District, where I am located, has a long cultural heritage, but many teachers know little about it and lack a sense of identity, belonging and pride. If it passes

Recently, the "sudden death prevention package" has been highly praised on social platforms. Many bloggers claim that after taking the "sudden death prevention package", people become more energetic and are no longer afraid of getting up early to exercise or staying up late to work. The reporter noticed that most of the so-called "sudden death prevention packages" promoted online are composed of health products such as coenzyme Q10, fish oil, lutein, vitamin D, vitamin E, and B vitamins. In fact, none of these health products have the effect of "preventing sudden death" when taken alone, and there is no evidence that taking these health products in a package can prevent sudden death. "Preventing sudden death" is just a new term coined by merchants, and the ultimate goal is to sell health care products. On social platforms, various “sudden death prevention packages” are highly praised. Specifically, coenzyme Q10 is used clinically as an adjuvant treatment for myocarditis or heart failure, but there is no evidence that it can

"This is my father's respect card, why is it not allowed to hold a card to pack meals?" Mr. Ma stood at the entrance of the community cafeteria in the Jiaoxi area of Yichuan Road Street, Putuo District, feeling quite puzzled: he couldn't buy lunch back, and his father had to find another way to eat. As an important platform for providing meals for the elderly, community canteens have been continuously serving the dining needs of elderly residents for many years. Especially in the recent hot weather and frequent visits from rainwater, the issue of community canteens and elderly residents' meals has attracted the attention of many citizens. Mr. Ma and his father live in the Pingjiang Shengshi Community located at Lane 188, Jiaotong West Road, Putuo District, which is nearly 1 kilometer away from the community cafeteria in the Jiaoxi area of Yichuan Road Street. Due to the elderly being over 80 years old, their legs and feet are inconvenient, and the summer weather is also different

"The final station of this train is Guanglan Road." As the night fell, accompanied by a voice broadcast, Ms. Tian stepped onto Line 2 of the subway from Nanjing West Road Station. Although she had been busy all day, the destination of this train clearly indicated that it would take a lot of trouble to return to her home in Chuansha. In April 2010, the second phase of the East Extension of Shanghai Metro Line 2 was opened for operation. Due to the implementation of a large and small routing operation mode, some trains terminate at Guanglan Road. Passengers need to transfer to subsequent trains at this station to reach 8 stations in Pudong, including Tangzhen, Chuansha, and Pudong Airport. In fact, considering the need to save electricity and improve operational efficiency, it is common for subways to use large and small interchanges. Simply getting off and transferring doesn't add much trouble. Why is Ms. Tian's journey home so difficult? In recent days,

On June 28th, a netizen claimed on social media that "people indiscriminately kill at Shanghai subway stations.". The investigation and interview conducted by the Shanghai debunking platform found that this statement is not true. You can check "What happened at the People's Square Station on Line 2 of the Shanghai Metro? The station master on duty restored the scene, there are so many kind-hearted people.". On the evening of that day, the Shanghai Public Security Bureau Rail Transit Brigade announced through official Weibo that the rumormonger had been administratively detained in accordance with the law. The announcement shows that in recent years, the cybersecurity department of the Shanghai Public Security Bureau has continued to strengthen its efforts to crack down on online rumors and resolutely curb the high frequency of online rumors. Today, netizen He deliberately fabricated false information by posting photos of Shanghai Rail Transit police officers rescuing people with sudden illnesses online to attract traffic and attract attention, causing a negative social impact. Currently, He has been taken by the Shanghai Public Security Bureau Rail Transit