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When Snow Lingers: Beijing Is Using Less Deicing Salt This Winter
After a snowfall on Dec. 12 left snow lingering longer than usual on Beijing’s streets, the city’s reduced use of deicing salt has drawn attention. The shift reflects a move away from short-term efficiency toward more sustainable, transparent snow-clearing practices that aim to reduce long-term environmental and infrastructure damage.
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Beyond Vision: How China’s AI Glasses Are Shaping the Next Wave of Tech Economy
As China’s AI glasses market surges past a 145 percent year-on-year growth, brands like Rokid, INMO, and Alibaba’s Quark are redefining how people interact with technology — from visual storytelling to real-time translation. Their rise marks a turning point where artificial intelligence moves from screens to sight, transforming eyewear into the next frontier of intelligent computing.
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After the Crash: How a Game Update Shook the Counter-Strike Skin Economy
When Valve’s new crafting update for Counter-Strike 2 sent skin prices crashing overnight, it didn’t just shake a virtual market — it exposed the fragility of one of gaming’s most mature digital economies. From university players to seasoned traders, everyone felt the ripple. This story unpacks how a single design change upended years of speculation, and why experts say the crash was only a matter of time.
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Pickleball Craze Reaches Tsinghua as University Hosts 2025 – 2026 Ma Yuehan Cup
The 2025 – 2026 Ma Yuehan Cup Pickleball Team Tournament kicked off today at Tsinghua University, marking the sport’s growing presence on Chinese campuses.
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CS:GO Skin Market Plunges After Valve’s New Crafting System Floods Supply
The secondary market for Counter-Strike weapon skins, once seen as one of gaming’s most stable virtual economies, plunged this week after developer Valve Corp. introduced a new crafting system that sharply increased the supply of rare items.
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