Stationmaster Feng's Home: Three-Minute News Breakfast, November 28, 2023 (Tuesday)

1) On November 27, the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China held a meeting to review "Opinions on Further Promoting High-Quality Development of the Yangtze River Economic Belt" and "Regulations of the Communist Party of China on Leading Foreign Affairs Work." Xi Jinping presided over the meeting.

2) China's first high-orbit satellite internet network has been initially completed. It is expected that by the end of the 14th Five-Year Plan period, the total capacity of high-throughput satellites will exceed 500Gbps.

3) Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development: Starting in 2024, urban physical examinations will be fully implemented in cities at the prefecture level and above.

4) Profits of industrial enterprises in China have maintained positive growth for three consecutive months. "China Urban Low-Carbon Construction Level Index 2023" released: Beijing, Hangzhou, and Shanghai ranked among the top three.

5) Building a "bridge" for biological and non-biological communication, Chinese scientists have successfully achieved controllable ion transport.

7) [Rule of Law] Supreme People's Court: Minors who witness domestic violence are also victims of domestic violence. Tang Chengxi, former general manager of Guangxi Cultural Industry Group Co., Ltd., was expelled from the Party and removed from public office. Li Jingyan, former director of the Guangdong Provincial Prison Administration Bureau, was expelled from the Party and removed from public office. Wang Jianxin, former secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission of the Bank of China Henan Provincial Branch, is under investigation. Xiong Xue, former vice mayor of the Chongqing Municipal People's Government, was arrested by the Supreme People's Procuratorate. The compensation case for the families of MH370 passengers went to trial on November 27. The husband of human trafficker Yu Huaying was arrested: The couple had conspired to abduct and traffic children, and used false names to stand trial and serve their sentences.

8) [Military] The Central Propaganda Department and two other departments jointly released the advanced deeds of the "Most Beautiful Retired Soldiers" in 2023.

9) [Hong Kong and Macao] Hong Kong's overall export and import values in October increased by 1.4% and 2.6% year-on-year, respectively.

10) [Taiwan] Taiwan media released a poll on the support rate of political parties on the island, with the Kuomintang leading with 31.9%.

1) Premier Li Qiang sent a congratulatory message to New Zealand's newly appointed Prime Minister Chris Hipkins. Foreign Minister Wang Yi will chair a high-level meeting of the UN Security Council on the Palestinian issue on November 29. Ministry of Foreign Affairs: China hopes to promote a comprehensive, just, and lasting solution to the Palestinian issue. Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Welcomes Malaysia's implementation of a visa-free policy for Chinese citizens for 30 days upon entry. A serious traffic accident occurred near Toronto, Canada, killing four Chinese students. The Chinese Consulate General: Will make every effort to properly handle the follow-up matters, and also reminds students in Canada to pay attention to traffic safety.

2) The UN Climate Summit is approaching, and Biden has officially announced his absence.

3) NASA and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency are planning to launch the first satellite with a wooden shell into space in 2024. On November 26, local time, a US aircraft carrier strike group transited the Strait of Hormuz.

4) On November 26, local time, Hamas and Israel released a third batch of detainees, respectively.

Hamas released a Russian national: In response to Russia's support for the Palestinian position. Hamas released the first American hostage, a four-year-old girl whose parents died. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu inspected the Israeli army in northern Gaza: We will continue to the end, until victory. Hamas issued a statement seeking to extend the temporary ceasefire agreement, Israel: Conditions remain unchanged.

5) Argentine President Milei's first visit after his election was to the United States. Publicly called for the transfer of Palestinians to Jordan, the "Dutch Trump" stance has sparked collective condemnation from several Arab countries. Bomb threats led to the closure of nearly 30 schools in Belgium.

6) Three senior officials in the leadership of the South Korean National Intelligence Service collectively submitted their resignations, which were approved by President Yoon Suk-yeol. Statistics Korea: South Korea's youth population will be halved by 2050. Japan confirmed a second avian influenza outbreak this autumn and winter. KCNA: North Korea is accelerating the fine-tuning process of the "万里镜-1" reconnaissance satellite and will "unhesitatingly" exercise its rights, including launching satellites.

7) Iranian President: "The United States is an accomplice to Israel's crimes against the Palestinian people, and the United States has no right to interfere in the decisions of the people of Gaza." Iran released photos of its latest destroyer, the "Dilaman".

9) A cargo ship sank near Lesbos Island in eastern Greece due to mechanical failure and bad weather, leaving 13 crew members missing.

1) The People's Bank of China and seven other departments launched 25 measures to strengthen financial services for private enterprises.

2) From November 28 to 30, the 2023 China Listed Companies Summit Forum will be held in Jinjiang, Fujian.

3) In the first 10 months, the country's newly added tax cuts, fee reductions, and tax refunds and deferred payments exceeded 1.6 trillion yuan.

4) Shenzhen Stock Exchange: Adjusts the sample stocks of the Shenzhen Component Index, the ChiNext Index, and the Shenzhen 100 Index.

5) Tesla demands that the female car owner in the "brake failure" incident compensate 5 million yuan and will continue to appeal.

1) The State Administration of Cultural Heritage and the Ministry of Education announced the list of high-quality resource projects for "major ideological and political courses" themed on revolutionary cultural relics.

2) State Administration of Radio and Television: The default setting of cable television terminal systems should be "power on to enter full-screen live broadcast".

3) The market has quickly rebounded, and China's box office revenue has exceeded 50 billion yuan since 2023.

4) Cao Yuan, a post-95s researcher, will teach at the University of California, Berkeley, and is known as the "Graphene Master".

1) The first ice hockey characteristic class integrating physical education and education in the basic education stage was established in Beijing.

A new express bus route has been added from Wuqing to Tongzhou in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region. In 2022, 91,000 couples registered for marriage in Beijing, and 44,000 couples divorced, both figures showing a decrease from the previous year.

2) Shanghai refutes rumors of ending the issuance of new energy vehicle licenses at the end of the year, stating that some netizens have taken quotes out of context. Hangzhou Health Commission: Implementing post-diagnosis credit payment to minimize patient waiting time.

3) In 2022, the number of births in Guangdong Province exceeded the combined total of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai. A swimming coach's negligence resulted in the drowning death of a child; Zijing County, Guangdong Province, has released an investigation report.

4) Changsha has released ten policies for R&D talent, providing up to 100 million yuan in comprehensive funding. The Zhumadian-Wuhan 1000 kV ultra-high voltage AC project has been put into operation.

6) A strong cold air mass will affect the central and eastern regions. From 8 PM on November 27th to 8 PM on November 28th, light to moderate snow is expected in parts of central and eastern Inner Mongolia, central and eastern Heilongjiang, central and eastern Jilin, northwestern Hebei, the Kunlun Mountains of Xinjiang, southwestern and northern Tibet, and central and southern Qinghai. Heavy snowfall is expected in some areas of southwestern Tibet and the Shandong Peninsula.