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地煮创始人黄万松:上海市中心增加大额地块供应,能够平抑房价 ——凤凰网房产上海 - Vimarsana News

地煮创始人黄万松:上海市中心增加大额地块供应,能够平抑房价 ——凤凰网房产上海

6月18日上海首批集中供地正式开启。

Source: ifeng.com
Soul更新招股书:风险提示提及被处罚 未提色情、杀猪盘等 - Vimarsana News

Soul更新招股书:风险提示提及被处罚 未提色情、杀猪盘等

新浪科技讯6月18日午间消息,社交平台Soul的开发商Soulgate今日向美国证券交易委员会(SEC)提交了更新版IPO(首次公开招股)上市申请文件,Soul在文件中发布了58页的风险提示,提到经营业务、股权架构、法律合规以及股票价格方面

徒步苏河水岸 普陀区"建筑可阅读"微旅行展示苏河工业遗产魅力 _ 东方财富网 - Vimarsana News

徒步苏河水岸 普陀区"建筑可阅读"微旅行展示苏河工业遗产魅力 _ 东方财富网

东方网记者王佳燕6月14日报道:上海的城市微旅行已经成为市民阅读上海建筑、了解上海历史、感受城市温度的热门方式。

Consulate general of Israel in Shanghai organizes events to celebrate World Earth Day - Vimarsana News

Consulate general of Israel in Shanghai organizes events to celebrate World Earth Day

CHINA / DIPLOMACY By Global Times Published: Apr 22, 2021 11:28 PM Edward Shapira, consul general of Israel in Shanghai, plants a tree with students. Photo: Qi Xijia/GT A tree of friendship was planted by Edward Shapira, consul general of Israel in Shanghai, and students from Shanghai Thomas School on Thursday, amid a slew of events organized by the consulate to celebrate the 52nd Earth Day in Shanghai. World Earth Day, which falls on April 22 each year, aims to raise people's awareness of environmental problems and to mobilize people to participate in the environmental protection movemen...

Homework ban for Chinese pupils sparks backlash online - Vimarsana News

Homework ban for Chinese pupils sparks backlash online

March 03, 2021 A government order banning Chinese schools from giving homework to young students has come under fire. Reuters An education authority in China is facing a backlash over its efforts to limit the amount of homework given to young students. Shaanxi province’s Department of Education last week issued a directive that forbids schools from giving written homework to pupils in grades one and two (roughly ages 6-8) in the interests of their balanced development. The department also banned schools from assigning more than one hour a day of homework to pupils from grades three to six (...