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What impact will a slowdown in urbanization have on the economy?
From July 31 to August 1, the 2015 (Summer) Chongli China Urban Development Forum was held in Chongli, Zhangjiakou. Cai Fang, Vice President of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, delivered a speech at the forum. The following is the transcript of the speech: China's urbanization is developing rapidly, and China's urban research is also developing very
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Cool-climate vegetables cool down the summer vegetable market
Summer and autumn cool-climate vegetables refer to vegetables produced in high-altitude (high mountain, plateau) and high-latitude cool regions. Every year from July to September, affected by the transition between vegetable production cycles, summer high temperatures, and disastrous weather such as typhoons and torrential rain, many areas in South China, Jiangnan, and the Huang-Huai River basin
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What are the reasons urbanization has cooled down?
Rural areas should not copy the model of big cities, especially some small towns. Only by letting residents build houses on their own land can there be individuality, and only on that basis can service industries develop, can there be vitality and energy, and can people see the mountains, gaze upon the water, and remember their nostalgic ties.
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Agricultural e-commerce is developing rapidly, but cool-headed thinking is indispensable
At this year's "Two Sessions," one of the proposals by Zhang Jindong, member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and chairman of Suning Commerce Group, was about "promoting the development of the agricultural product circulation system," and this time he focused on agricultural e-commerce. Behind the rush of giants such as Alibaba and JD.com to stake their claims in agricultural e-commerce is
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Large-scale cooling and precipitation in winter wheat regions benefit safe overwintering of winter wheat
This website news: Affected by a relatively strong cold air mass, since January 24, the central and eastern regions of China have experienced the largest-scale cooling and rain-snow weather process since the beginning of winter. This cooling and precipitation process is beneficial for increasing soil moisture in winter wheat regions, alleviating insufficient surface soil moisture in some wheat fields, and enhancing the cold resistance of winter wheat
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Crab market cools, prompting production and sales transformation, industry tests the waters of full-network marketing
Yellow River Estuary crab sales look promising online, testing full-network marketing: fine packaging, online ordering, express delivery. Just after the Mid-Autumn Festival, at the Yellow River Estuary hairy crab standardized breeding base in Yongan Town, Kenli County, Shandong Province, watching boxes of Yellow River Estuary hairy crabs being shipped in all directions, Shan
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When do prunes ripen in China? Are they a cooling fruit?
Do you know about the prune fruit? Do you confuse prunes with plums? These two fruits are very similar, yet they are indeed two different fruits. Below, let's take a closer look at prunes. Prunes come from California, USA. Prunes are girls'
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When do prunes ripen in China? Are they cooling or warming in nature, and how many is it good to eat per day
The prune is not a native product of our country; it was introduced from California in the United States. Prunes are fragrant and sweet, with a smooth texture, and are a fine food for the healthy diet of modern people. Prunes can not only be eaten as a snack, but can also be used in cooking. The prune originated in southwestern France, which is the hometown of the prune.
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What Is the Difference Between Cool-Season Grass and Warm-Season Grass? Explained in One Article
Grass generally refers to herbaceous plants, and the corresponding concept is woody plants. People usually call herbaceous plants "grass," but grass is divided into cool-season grass and warm-season grass. So, where do the differences between cool-season grass and warm-season grass lie? Difference one: different growing temperatures. Cool-season grass is suitable
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Clivia Seed Cultivation Methods and Precautions, Prefers a Semi-Shaded, Cool Environment
Summary Soil: Choose fertile soil rich in humus, and keep the soil breathable and permeable. Light: Do not expose to light for long periods; partial shade with some sun is better. Temperature: It prefers a semi-shaded, cool environment, and the temperature should be around 15-25°C. Watering: Water when the potting soil looks dry; in winter, water less when the temperature is below 10°C. Fertilizing: Apply light fertilizer frequently, mainly dry fertilizer, liquid fertilizer and solid fertilizer. Daily care: Provide shade in summer, promptly prune excess flower stalks, and do not water the flowers directly with tap water.
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