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The founder of Zhou Heiya responded that he was injured: Everyone must buy a regular brand in a regular place. On December 10th, Zhou Fuyu, the founder of Zhou Heiya, sent a video saying that he was injured in an explosion while boiling water in an outdoor magnetic furnace a few days ago, and then went to the hospital for treatment. He also thanked the netizens for their concern. He said in the video that he hopes to arouse everyone's vigilance and attention, and it may be safer to buy a regular brand of magnetic furnace in a regular place.I SQUARED CAPITAL is reported to have started due diligence on Hong Kong Broadband.In response to MAC's refusal to lift the ban on group tours to mainland China, Democratic Progressive Party authorities deliberately confuse the audience and make excuses for refusing to lift the ban on group tours to mainland China, further exposing their confrontational nature of "independence", showing that they have no intention to promote cross-strait personnel exchanges and benefit the tourism industry and grassroots people in Taiwan Province, and arousing stronger dissatisfaction and opposition from the industry on the island and Taiwan Province compatriots. Adhering to the concept of "one family on both sides of the strait", we always respect, care for and benefit Taiwan Province compatriots, and always support the normalization of cross-strait personnel exchanges and cross-strait exchanges in various fields, including tourism. We warmly welcome Taiwan Province compatriots to visit the mainland for sightseeing, visiting relatives and friends, visiting and communicating, and studying and working.

Well-known American experts said that it was useless for Taiwan Province to buy weapons, and the Taiwan Affairs Office responded. Beijing Daily reporter: Bu Ruizhe, former chairman of the Board of Directors of the American Association in, and many other well-known American experts on the Taiwan Strait said that it was "impossible and useless" for the Democratic Progressive Party authorities to plan to increase military spending and buy American armaments in large quantities, which was regarded as "throwing cold water on the Democratic Progressive Party authorities" and "taking a blow". What is the spokesman's comment on this? Zhu Fenglian, spokesperson of the Democratic Progressive Party Affairs Office, said: authorities are trying to "seek independence by force", squandering the hard-earned money of Taiwan Province people to buy weapons, and paying a high "protection fee" to hand in a "warlords", which is just to quench their thirst by drinking poison, and will only make Taiwan Province soldiers in danger. The deeper the "relying on foreign countries for independence", the more "destroying Taiwan", and ultimately it will only be a moth to the fire and bring about its own destruction.Knight Frank: It is expected that Hong Kong's property prices will rise by up to 5% next year. Knight Frank released the "China Mainland and Hong Kong Property Market Outlook in 2025". It is estimated that Hong Kong's general residential property prices will rise by 5% and rents will rise by 3% to 5% next year; The property price of luxury houses remained stable, and the rent was flat to rise by 3%. Wang Zhaoqi, senior director of Knight Frank and head of the research and consulting department in Greater China, said that the Hong Kong property market is slightly affected by external factors. At present, the factors affecting the property market mainly come from domestic demand and supply. It is expected that the tone of the property market will be better in 2025 than this year, but because the cargo volume is still at a high level, the developer's goal is still to destock. With the interest rate falling further, it is expected that developers will accelerate the pace of pushing new offers and attract buyers with more concessions and financial plans.Treasury futures closed in early trading, with the main contract of 2-year Treasury futures (TS) falling by 0.06%, 5-year Treasury futures (TF) falling by 0.13%, 10-year Treasury futures (T) falling by 0.15% and 30-year Treasury futures (TL) falling by 0.26%.

Thai Ministry of Finance: State-owned banks will lend 1 trillion baht to support economic development.In response to MAC's refusal to lift the ban on group tours to mainland China, Democratic Progressive Party authorities deliberately confuse the audience and make excuses for refusing to lift the ban on group tours to mainland China, further exposing their confrontational nature of "independence", showing that they have no intention to promote cross-strait personnel exchanges and benefit the tourism industry and grassroots people in Taiwan Province, and arousing stronger dissatisfaction and opposition from the industry on the island and Taiwan Province compatriots. Adhering to the concept of "one family on both sides of the strait", we always respect, care for and benefit Taiwan Province compatriots, and always support the normalization of cross-strait personnel exchanges and cross-strait exchanges in various fields, including tourism. We warmly welcome Taiwan Province compatriots to visit the mainland for sightseeing, visiting relatives and friends, visiting and communicating, and studying and working.China made more than half of the imported cars registered in South Korea in November. According to a data released by CARISYOU, a Korean automobile data research institution, the proportion of Chinese-made cars registered in South Korea in November was 54.3%, setting a record this year. The data shows that there were 659 newly registered imported cars in November, of which 358 were made in China, accounting for 54.3%, setting a record for the highest proportion in a single month this year. By brand, BYD increased by 21.7% year-on-year to 140 vehicles, ranking first among all imported car brands. Brands such as Geely (No.3), Xinyuan (No.4), Haig School Bus (No.8) and Dongfeng Xiaokang (No.10) are also among the top ten. The number and proportion of Chinese-made cars registered in Hanxin increased year by year, with only 296 (6.2%) in 2020, 569 (9.9%) in 2021, 2276 (29%) in 2022 and 4215 (47.5%) in 2023.