The "Childcare Law" will be implemented soon
In the future, children aged 0-3 can be entrusted to government-funded childcare institutions
The Childcare Law clarifies childcare as a basic public service of grassroots governments
It specifies standards, regulations, and professional entry requirements
I really admire legislative researchers for their understanding of young people's pain points
Young people today are truly fortunate
Birth is free, kindergarten is free, and there are subsidies
We can observe the effects over the next five years
A small peak in birth rates is expected to occur

Everyone is discussing the "cut-off line," but it seems no one has defined the standard for this line.
Based on the recent American standard: homeless, no job opportunities, rejected by mainstream society, blacklisted on credit.
Reaching this standard in China seems really difficult.
1. China can say that almost everyone has a place to live.
2. There are many job opportunities, only those unwilling to work are excluded.
3. No one rejects those who strive and improve.
4. Having a bad credit score does not affect work and life.
What do you think?

The so-called dedicated privacy chain L1 king project ALEO
It's actually going to be delisted.
Peak at launch, with a maximum market value of 9.7B.
110M will be delisted now.
Aren't you responsible for this damn pie-in-the-sky?

I just recently found out that only a taker and a maker can be matched to complete a trade.
I used to think that two takers could also be matched.
Suddenly it all makes sense, and I feel pretty dumb.
For example, one taker buy and one taker sell—
in reality, these two can't complete a trade.
This rule at exchanges requires a market maker to be involved.
It also helps me better understand OI, as well as the logic behind price increases and decreases.