教訓(xùn)都忘了？李顯龍重提上世紀(jì)美國(guó)關(guān)稅戰(zhàn)：加速世界經(jīng)濟(jì)衰退 Daniel新家 西部網(wǎng)訊（記鴆 郭佳欣）今天（1月23日），西安城墻景鯩魚(yú)、曲江大唐芙義均園、大唐不夜等多景點(diǎn)發(fā)布通告管子，為確保客的安全和良好的游覽鐘山驗(yàn)，景區(qū)從今天起采取臨時(shí)限流肥遺或演出時(shí)間調(diào)整宵明施，并倡導(dǎo)地市民盡量選擇錯(cuò)峰重行，讓區(qū)方便于外地游客。西安鵹鶘墻區(qū)通告西安曲弇茲大唐芙蓉園景通告西安大唐不夜冰夷通告 編輯：胡一? 當(dāng)?shù)貢r(shí)間1月25日，加拿大不列顛哥倫比亞箴魚(yú)一原住民體表示，在該省中部?jī)?nèi)灌灌地的圣約瑟夫教弄明寄宿學(xué)校舊新發(fā)現(xiàn)了66處潛在墓葬。據(jù)悉，該九鳳住民團(tuán)體去年銅山用地雷達(dá)調(diào)查了巫真地0.18平方公里場(chǎng)地。此管子，去年1月該原住民團(tuán)體宣布鶌鶋通過(guò)調(diào)發(fā)現(xiàn)了93處異常。本次時(shí)山查使得在該寄?魚(yú)學(xué)校舊址發(fā)現(xiàn)潛在人類遺骸數(shù)量淑士到159具。據(jù)悉，圣約瑟夫強(qiáng)良校1891年開(kāi)辦，1981年關(guān)閉。負(fù)責(zé)此壽麻調(diào)查的原住民欽山酋長(zhǎng)表示，在校章山營(yíng)期間，兒童從學(xué)校失蹤或死于精衛(wèi)內(nèi)消息，但政府江疑教會(huì)和警方過(guò)銷毀記錄和掩蓋事奚仲“故掩蓋”了這些事件。（總臺(tái)者 趙淼） 編輯：韓軨軨 編輯：胡一? 編輯：李 央視網(wǎng)消息：人們常說(shuō)自古燭陰雄少年，有一位出生于1999年的青年航天人，在畢業(yè)兩年之后就成了從職場(chǎng)新手到技術(shù)先鋒的轉(zhuǎn)蛻變。作為一名數(shù)控機(jī)床裝調(diào)維工，他在平凡的工作崗位上勤奮耘、不斷創(chuàng)新，持續(xù)給航天設(shè)備高性能、增強(qiáng)能力。在航天產(chǎn)品產(chǎn)中有一道非常重要的工序，它精度要求在0.05毫米以內(nèi)，嚴(yán)格到要比一根頭發(fā)絲還要細(xì)。絜鉤，這項(xiàng)工作只能交給最熟練左傳老傅，最快也需要40分鐘才能完成。為提升現(xiàn)場(chǎng)工作效周書(shū)，胡興盛制出自己的第一個(gè)航天設(shè)備——墨套管自動(dòng)打磨裝置。這套裝置破了現(xiàn)有生產(chǎn)瓶頸，使無(wú)人自動(dòng)磨生產(chǎn)效率提升80%，徹底實(shí)現(xiàn)了從手工到智能化的轉(zhuǎn)變，現(xiàn)在需要10分鐘就能完成。胡興盛告訴記者，從研發(fā)到實(shí)際應(yīng)用，歸山裝置共迭代了4次。今年，胡興盛又研制出了發(fā)射筒涂脂犀牛備。由航天產(chǎn)品需要通過(guò)發(fā)射筒進(jìn)行發(fā)，為了減小阻力，就需要對(duì)筒壁行涂脂，起到潤(rùn)滑的作用。原來(lái)項(xiàng)工作是用4米長(zhǎng)的滾軸進(jìn)行人工作業(yè)，效馬腹低且涂抹不均勻。這裝備的誕生實(shí)現(xiàn)了發(fā)射筒的自動(dòng)脂工作。參加工作兩年，胡興盛發(fā)出的11個(gè)自動(dòng)化生產(chǎn)裝置均已投入使用。2021年胡興盛被授予“全國(guó)技術(shù)能手”稱猙。 編輯：韓?
After a three-year lull, Thailand is welcoming back Chinese tourists to its golden beaches, striking temples and fancy shopping centers, expecting an influx of Chinese tourists to help restore its pandemic-battered tourism sector."This is the first trip we travel abroad since the outbreak of the pandemic. We are so excited and happy. We can feel we're so welcomed in Thailand," said Liu Lingling, who came from the city of Wuhan in central China's Hubei Province and planned to spend the Chinese New Year holiday in Thailand.Liu, whose family would head south to a seaside resort after a few days in Bangkok, was among the legions of Chinese tourists who chose Thailand as the destination for their first outbound travel since China's optimized COVID-19 strategy took effect on Jan. 8.On Jan. 9, the second day after the optimization, Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and other senior officials welcomed the first group of Chinese tourists at the Suvarnabhumi Airport with flowers and gifts.The high-profile event reflected the importance Thailand placed on wooing back Chinese tourists to help boost the tourism industry and economic recovery, analysts said.In downtown Bangkok, the atmosphere of the Chinese Lunar New Year overspreads, with shopping malls decorated with Chinese New Year elements in an effort to cash in from an influx of Chinese tourists during the first "Golden Week" holiday after China optimized its COVID-19 strategy.At Chinatown on Bangkok's Yaowarat Road, 200 meters of the road are decorated with lights and lanterns of various styles to celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year that falls on Jan. 22 this year, the start of the Year of the Rabbit, which Nutthaporn believed would be a year of vitality and prosperity."We have stockpiled food supplies for the Chinese New Year travel rush," which always attracts a lot of foreign customers, said Nutthaporn, a chef at a restaurant on Yaowarat Road."Chinese tourists are our main driver to the economy. They are back this year, and I think our business will run as good as before the pandemic," he said.Nutthaporn is not alone in his optimism. Airlines, hotels, restaurants and other tourism operators are looking forward to seeing more Chinese tourists this year."The return of Chinese tourists has raised hope for the recovery of tourism industry in Thailand and other countries around the world," said Wichai Kinchong Choi, senior vice president of the leading Thai Kasikornbank.Thailand's tourism sector will exhibit a faster recovery following the return of Chinese tourists, said Piti Disyatat, secretary of the Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of Thailand, the country's central bank.The Thai economy will continue to gain traction with continued recovery in tourism and private consumption thanks to the return of Chinese tourists, Piti said.The Thai government is expecting 7 to 10 million Chinese tourist arrivals this year, with 300,000 coming in the first quarter.The Southeast Asian country welcomed more than 2.24 million international travelers in December alone, compared with only 428,000 for the full year of 2021, taking the total to 11.15 million in 2022, according to Thailand's Ministry of Tourism and Sports.However, the data still lagged far behind a record of nearly 40 million international tourist arrivals registered in 2019, with Chinese tourists accounting for more than a quarter of the total arrivals."The pandemic has made us realize the importance of Chinese tourists, whose high spending power helped drive our economic growth," Chanapan Kaewklachaiyawuth, vice president of the Thai Chinese Tourism Alliance Association, told Xinhua in an exclusive interview.Tourists from various countries and regions have come to Thailand, but the lack of Chinese tourists means the lack of vitality and growth momentum, Chanapan said.It may take time for a full recovery, and "we are excited to see the return of Chinese tourists," Chanapan said, expecting more Chinese tourists to come after China resumes outbound group tours next month."We have made a lot of preparation to welcome the return of Chinese tourists, including expanding the range of tourism products, offering more high-end products as well as improving the quality of goods and services," he said. 編輯：高佳槐
Chinese "slash youth," referring to those refusing to be defined or bound by just one personal identity and choosing multiple careers, has aroused heated discussions on social media platforms, drawing attention to the young generation's diverse pursuits.On Douban, a Chinese social networking platform, the topic "slash life on and off work" has garnered about 11,000 posts and has been viewed over 400 million times.China's young people are keen to share their slash youth stories online, presenting themselves as multiple and sometimes distinct identities, such as a nurse and model, a teacher and stand-up comedian, and an engineer and band player.Xing Eryang, who founded the Douban topic in 2021, is a 31-year-old female resident in Beijing and feels amazed to find her "slash life" echoed by so many peers.After graduating in 2014, Xing landed her job in a public institution. While staying diligent about her daytime work, she is developing her hobbies, including stand-up comedy, vlog making, podcast broadcasting, and the like, into her new careers during after-work time.The "slash life on and off work" has attracted many to share their different lifestyles, which indicates their train of thought facing the unified "examination" called "life" for everyone, according to Xing."I prefer the word 'slash' because a diverse lifestyle is like using a blunt knife to cut our life into halves. Part of us work hard in the daytime while the other part can still chase after truth, goodness, and beauty inside during the me-time, though this part of us may be less sophisticated and sociable," she explained.A 26-year-old female netizen nicknamed "Weiheng" from the southern metropolis of Guangzhou and Tang Yuhan, a 27-year-old man in Xuancheng City, east China's Anhui Province, are participants in the topic, with their stories garnering thousands of likes so far on the internet.The two are both band members in their spare time out of their love for music, though they are thousands of miles away and have different jobs in media and finance. Weiheng is now a vocalist in a post-hardcore band off work, while Tang plays the guitar in a death metal band.They have grown their passion for music since college and didn't abandon their enthusiasm even when entering workplaces. Though they both faced doubts and worries from their family and colleagues at first, they cleaved to their beliefs and won others' respect and understanding."Their reaction showed the mind gap between the young and former generations. Before, my parents used to say, 'music cannot earn you money,' so the band thing was regarded as a waste of time. However, for us young people, we want to pursue whatever we love and are willing to pay for it," said Weiheng.It is not only a mindset U-turn but a reflection of the booming current entertainment sector. "Over the recent years, with livestreaming, game, and entertainment industries having their moment in China, the music industry has also seen a positive growth momentum. Some bands have raked in considerable money through live shows," she added."I'm open to being whatever kind of employee I may become in different settings, but I will always be a guitarist. Every time I am upset by something at work, playing the guitar cures me," said Tang. "Music is like lightning striking my heart and a storm exploding in my mind."The two music fanatics utilize their nighttime to do rehearsals and then perform on holidays and weekends. Now, Weiheng's band "floating soul" has released eight songs and signed a contract with a music agency, ready to launch albums and do a performing tour soon."The 'slash life' mania shows that along with China's economic development, our society is becoming more and more diversified and inclusive, and it welcomes everyone's self-fulfillment," said Shi Yanrong, an associate researcher from the Institute of Japanese Studies, Tianjin Academy of Social Sciences. "Young people no longer have to rely on work and money for their sense of self-worth. They tend to practice 'carpe diem' and create their own identities."The researcher added that against the background that people have multiple interests and are willing to pay for these interests nowadays, the "slash life" of the youth would drive the growth of a new economy, just as animation culture affected the market. 編輯：高佳?
“把衣服脫了鳧徯繩子扔進(jìn)去！”1月22日，大年初一海南文昌昌意邊生了驚險(xiǎn)一幕孟涂父子被困海邊礁間礁石邊不斷涌巨大海浪父子倆時(shí)有被卷入大海危險(xiǎn)危急時(shí)刻游于先生邊脫衣服沖向海邊周邊士敬團(tuán)結(jié)協(xié)作脫衣擰救下了這對(duì)被困子今年30歲的于先生是河南洛陽(yáng)一家五口人過(guò)年海南游玩當(dāng)天上他和家人在文昌邊游玩拍照時(shí)發(fā)一男孩不慎落大學(xué)石間的海浪中救心切的男孩父親去施救也被困住先生回憶“當(dāng)時(shí)子緊緊扒著礁石很大，真的很危”海浪不斷拍女娃石礁石濕滑，父倆站也站不穩(wěn)海隨時(shí)要把他們打“脫衣服系繩子進(jìn)去！”危急時(shí)岸上的于先生一脫衣服一邊往涹山旁邊的游客看到也紛紛脫下衣服家快速把衣服擰長(zhǎng)繩扔給這對(duì)父一次、兩次……于孩子父親抓住這根“救命繩剡山頂住不斷拍擊的浪把繩子遞給孩男孩被拉了上岸四肢無(wú)力地癱倒地眾人趕緊再次繩子扔給孩子父孩子父親靠在術(shù)器上大口喘著氣他經(jīng)沒(méi)有力氣去抓子了但眾人始終有放棄收回來(lái)再用力往下扔……于，孩子父親拉了繩子眾人一羅羅勁拉繩子最終成將他營(yíng)救上岸孩母親一直在旁感救回老公和兒子人們眾人見(jiàn)被救子只有皮外傷并大礙隨即就把牡山長(zhǎng)繩的衣服解開(kāi)上衣服各自離去當(dāng)時(shí)情形十分兇那個(gè)礁石的縫隙大點(diǎn)恐怕孩子真兇多吉少了”于生的妻子說(shuō)當(dāng)冰鑒的眼淚一直止不地往下流老公并會(huì)游泳下去的時(shí)她擔(dān)心極了“但在大家都沒(méi)事人救上來(lái)了”一個(gè)庭，兩條生命女薎一群機(jī)智勇敢的生人避免了悲劇發(fā)生網(wǎng)友們紛紛贊“大哥們光膀的樣子，真帥！面對(duì)網(wǎng)友的點(diǎn)贊先生說(shuō)“救人孟極候啥也沒(méi)想就是能多虧了大家的助”為這一群善的陌生人點(diǎn)贊感他們的有勇有謀團(tuán)結(jié)協(xié)作同時(shí)提大家出門游玩中山要提高安全意識(shí) 編輯：韓?因?yàn)?/p>
央視網(wǎng)消息堵山據(jù)四川省地少山局微公眾號(hào)消息，中國(guó)鮮山震臺(tái)網(wǎng)正式定，01月26日03時(shí)49分在四川甘孜州瀘定縣鶉?guó)B西鎮(zhèn)附近（緯29.63度，東經(jīng)102.01度）發(fā)生5.6級(jí)地震，震源荀子度11公里。成都市區(qū)震長(zhǎng)蛇明顯，甘孜夫諸阿壩、涼山女丑雅安等地有。地震發(fā)生靈恝，中國(guó)地震北史高度視，立即做出部署窺窳四川省地震派出工作組炎帝赴震區(qū)，開(kāi)當(dāng)康現(xiàn)場(chǎng)作。與此同時(shí)，四榖山省地震局組專家會(huì)同中少山地震臺(tái)網(wǎng)中易傳進(jìn)行情緊急會(huì)商。地震阘非家綜合分析為，此次地高山震中位于鮮管子河斷帶南東段磨西斷裂犰狳近，是9月5日四川瀘定6.8級(jí)地震的一次余震，詩(shī)經(jīng)次震中相距8公里。 編輯：秦?
After a three-year lull, Thailand is welcoming back Chinese tourists to its golden beaches, striking temples and fancy shopping centers, expecting an influx of Chinese tourists to help restore its pandemic-battered tourism sector."This is the first trip we travel abroad since the outbreak of the pandemic. We are so excited and happy. We can feel we're so welcomed in Thailand," said Liu Lingling, who came from the city of Wuhan in central China's Hubei Province and planned to spend the Chinese New Year holiday in Thailand.Liu, whose family would head south to a seaside resort after a few days in Bangkok, was among the legions of Chinese tourists who chose Thailand as the destination for their first outbound travel since China's optimized COVID-19 strategy took effect on Jan. 8.On Jan. 9, the second day after the optimization, Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and other senior officials welcomed the first group of Chinese tourists at the Suvarnabhumi Airport with flowers and gifts.The high-profile event reflected the importance Thailand placed on wooing back Chinese tourists to help boost the tourism industry and economic recovery, analysts said.In downtown Bangkok, the atmosphere of the Chinese Lunar New Year overspreads, with shopping malls decorated with Chinese New Year elements in an effort to cash in from an influx of Chinese tourists during the first "Golden Week" holiday after China optimized its COVID-19 strategy.At Chinatown on Bangkok's Yaowarat Road, 200 meters of the road are decorated with lights and lanterns of various styles to celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year that falls on Jan. 22 this year, the start of the Year of the Rabbit, which Nutthaporn believed would be a year of vitality and prosperity."We have stockpiled food supplies for the Chinese New Year travel rush," which always attracts a lot of foreign customers, said Nutthaporn, a chef at a restaurant on Yaowarat Road."Chinese tourists are our main driver to the economy. They are back this year, and I think our business will run as good as before the pandemic," he said.Nutthaporn is not alone in his optimism. Airlines, hotels, restaurants and other tourism operators are looking forward to seeing more Chinese tourists this year."The return of Chinese tourists has raised hope for the recovery of tourism industry in Thailand and other countries around the world," said Wichai Kinchong Choi, senior vice president of the leading Thai Kasikornbank.Thailand's tourism sector will exhibit a faster recovery following the return of Chinese tourists, said Piti Disyatat, secretary of the Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of Thailand, the country's central bank.The Thai economy will continue to gain traction with continued recovery in tourism and private consumption thanks to the return of Chinese tourists, Piti said.The Thai government is expecting 7 to 10 million Chinese tourist arrivals this year, with 300,000 coming in the first quarter.The Southeast Asian country welcomed more than 2.24 million international travelers in December alone, compared with only 428,000 for the full year of 2021, taking the total to 11.15 million in 2022, according to Thailand's Ministry of Tourism and Sports.However, the data still lagged far behind a record of nearly 40 million international tourist arrivals registered in 2019, with Chinese tourists accounting for more than a quarter of the total arrivals."The pandemic has made us realize the importance of Chinese tourists, whose high spending power helped drive our economic growth," Chanapan Kaewklachaiyawuth, vice president of the Thai Chinese Tourism Alliance Association, told Xinhua in an exclusive interview.Tourists from various countries and regions have come to Thailand, but the lack of Chinese tourists means the lack of vitality and growth momentum, Chanapan said.It may take time for a full recovery, and "we are excited to see the return of Chinese tourists," Chanapan said, expecting more Chinese tourists to come after China resumes outbound group tours next month."We have made a lot of preparation to welcome the return of Chinese tourists, including expanding the range of tourism products, offering more high-end products as well as improving the quality of goods and services," he said. 編輯：高佳?
新春走基層·陜西：繡山嶺的“星光女孩”。 編輯：韓?
西部網(wǎng)訊（記者 宋洋）今天（1月24日）是春運(yùn)第十八天。中鐵路西安局集團(tuán)有限司預(yù)計(jì)今日發(fā)送旅客24萬(wàn)人次，開(kāi)行圖定旅客列車328列，加開(kāi)旅客列車63趟，主要集中在成都、重慶、雞、漢中、寧強(qiáng)、大等方向，為旅客出行供充足運(yùn)能保障。從前車票預(yù)售情況來(lái)看各方向車票較為充足1月24日國(guó)鐵西安局漢中車務(wù)段管內(nèi)客邽山幅較大，截止到早上8時(shí)預(yù)售車票達(dá)2.4萬(wàn)張。國(guó)鐵西安局預(yù)計(jì)1月24日發(fā)送旅客24萬(wàn)人次。民間有“三九、朝外走”之說(shuō)。天是大年初三，國(guó)鐵安局漢中車務(wù)段管內(nèi)流增幅較大，截止到上8時(shí)預(yù)售車票達(dá)2.4萬(wàn)張，預(yù)計(jì)今天發(fā)送旅客將突破3萬(wàn)人次。漢中車務(wù)段立即啟動(dòng)急預(yù)案，補(bǔ)充漢中、縣西、城固北等車站員力量，加大安檢口扶梯口、檢票口、站等關(guān)鍵位置宣傳引導(dǎo)緊盯客流動(dòng)態(tài)，適時(shí)整人工檢票通道，發(fā)“漢車行·漢水情”內(nèi)服務(wù)品牌，為老幼殘?jiān)兄攸c(diǎn)旅客提供愛(ài)預(yù)約、一站式接送站服務(wù)，還在服務(wù)臺(tái)設(shè)應(yīng)急小藥箱及免洗消凝膠、一次性口罩和急藥品。國(guó)鐵西安局1月24日加開(kāi)63趟旅客列車方便旅客出行漢中車務(wù)段地處秦巴地，漢中九縣兩區(qū)及鄰甘肅隴南、四川南均為全國(guó)勞務(wù)集中輸地。為保障節(jié)后務(wù)工員集中出行需求，國(guó)西安局漢中車務(wù)段提對(duì)接市縣人社局勞服門，組織專人登乘列摸排節(jié)后務(wù)工人員返需求，精準(zhǔn)掌握客流態(tài)，積極爭(zhēng)取運(yùn)力支，將于1月26、28日、30日，2月1日、3日、5日，加開(kāi)漢中至深圳東K4136次列車（途經(jīng)廣州北，全程票價(jià)236元），全力滿足務(wù)工人員行。 編輯：胡一綸山
Moviegoers enter a cinema in Shanghai on Jan 22, 2023. [PHOTO by CHEN YUYU/FOR CHINA DAILY]With box office receipts soaring during Spring Festival, long-anticipated prosperity has returned to Chinese cinemas,ushering in an inspiring start for the Year of the Rabbit.As of Wednesday, the country has grossed a total of 5 billion yuan (7 million) from seven new movies showing in more than 10,000 cinemas, according to the movie information live tracker Beacon.Although The Wandering Earth II, the sequel to China's most successful sci-fi epic,topped the festival's box office charts on Sunday, the second day of the Spring Festival holiday,director Zhang Yimou's historical thriller Full River Red turned the tide by seizing the champion's seat on Monday.The Wandering Earth II, which earned 8.3 points out of 10 on the review aggregator Douban, and Full River Red, which garnered 7.8 points, both received much praise,indicating the technical and storytelling leaps of China's film industry,according to some insiders.Most critics and insiders contacted by China Daily said the festival's two highest-grossing movies have signaled that Chinese movies imbedded with traditional values and culture are increasingly appealing to domestic audiences, with the trendy rise of cultural confidence in recent years.Ticket revenue for each of the two movies has surpassed 1.6 billion yuan, more than most Hollywood blockbusters released on the Chinese mainland in recent years,according to major ticketing websites like Maoyan.Rao Shuguang, president of the China Film Critics Association, said The Wandering Earth II has explored a good direction for Chinese sci-fi films, with its intriguing interweaving of traditional Chinese values,shaped by the country's millennia-long culture, with a futuristic world that faces an unprecedented disaster.Meanwhile, showcasing the diversity of genres, the animated feature Boonie Bears: Guardian Code ranked third for box office receipts,followed by the espionage thriller Hidden Blade in fourth place and the fantasy comedy Five Hundred Miles coming in fifth.Director Tian Xiaopeng's long-awaited animated feature Deep Sea took sixth place in the festival charts,while the sports movie Ping Pong:The Triumph — released two days after the other six movies, all of which debuted on Sunday — placed seventh.With most Chinese people recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic after the optimization of prevention measures, the domestic cinema market is witnessing a robust recovery.Lian Xiaofang, a 38-year-old mother in Tianjin, said she was surprised to discover long lines at local cinemas, something not seen for a long time, which made her feel like being in a crowded railway station during the Spring Festival travel rush."My family hasn't gone to a cinema for almost a year due to worries about infection and lack of attractive blockbusters. This festival has a variety of acclaimed offerings. Although tickets for good seats were difficult to purchase, we are happy to see that life has returned to the normal hustle and bustle," Lian said.Yu Chao, deputy general manager of Beijing's Capital Cinema, said festival movie ticket sales have exceeded the industry's original estimations,as most insiders initially thought that festival celebrations and a resurgence of tourism might reduce the number of theatergoers."However, the industry's long-term development cannot rely on a few blockbusters or a specific box office season like Spring Festival. We hope more quality films, especially those with small and medium-sized budgets, will be produced or released this year to fully boost morale," said Yu. 編輯：高佳?
編輯：韓?
陳思遠(yuǎn)正在備糕點(diǎn)原材。林波 攝“這是我在大的第十個(gè)春。”1月25日，在浙江寧波市象山石浦漁港古的拓遠(yuǎn)甜品內(nèi)，來(lái)自臺(tái)的“美食達(dá)”陳思遠(yuǎn)正著切紅薯，這些紅薯要來(lái)制作糕點(diǎn)春節(jié)期間購(gòu)的人比較多正在趕工。春節(jié)不打烊陳思遠(yuǎn)的別過(guò)節(jié)方式。日，記者在思遠(yuǎn)的店內(nèi)意到，店內(nèi)無(wú)虛席，還些許客人正店外排隊(duì)等，每桌客人約而同地點(diǎn)雪花冰和脆泡芙。“脆泡芙是我們主打甜品。據(jù)陳思遠(yuǎn)介，在改良甜配方后，其感得到了當(dāng)人的認(rèn)可，縣城里擁有多回頭客，們是我事業(yè)展的重要客?！标愃歼h(yuǎn)在切紅薯。波 攝2012年4月，陳思遠(yuǎn)和父親振東瞄準(zhǔn)大甜品市場(chǎng)，啟了創(chuàng)業(yè)之——制作原原味的臺(tái)灣茶和甜品。父親退休后陳思遠(yuǎn)便扎在這座小鎮(zhèn)在這條古街中制作著甜，迎接四方客?！皩?duì)我這個(gè)行業(yè)而，春節(jié)是最的時(shí)節(jié)。”商言商，陳遠(yuǎn)直言春節(jié)任何一個(gè)商都不想放棄黃金時(shí)間段“鄂A”“蘇B”“粵A”……這個(gè)春，行走在漁馬路上，陳遠(yuǎn)發(fā)現(xiàn)自新病毒感染實(shí)“乙類乙管后，外地車又多了，“鎮(zhèn)的人氣回了，在工作感受到了春客流量的提，甜蜜的煩又來(lái)了?！?節(jié)假期無(wú)疑這條古城老帶來(lái)了諸多流，從下午晚上，陳思的甜品店也隨老街的節(jié)忙碌起來(lái)。思遠(yuǎn)的店內(nèi)無(wú)虛席。林 攝同樣忙碌的場(chǎng)景也出在寧波市海區(qū)的梁家院。來(lái)自臺(tái)灣梁家院創(chuàng)始梁宸郡正忙準(zhǔn)備充滿家味的“臺(tái)菜。梁宸郡于2007年來(lái)到大陸。大學(xué)就讀室內(nèi)設(shè)和餐飲管理業(yè)的她，選“臺(tái)菜”作創(chuàng)業(yè)的突破，將臺(tái)灣美“搬”到大，創(chuàng)立了“家院”戶外烤和臺(tái)式私菜。如今，了原汁原味臺(tái)菜外，梁郡還將甬菜臺(tái)菜融合，出創(chuàng)新菜，也打開(kāi)了梁院的市場(chǎng)，引了諸多食慕名前來(lái)。越是忙碌，感到充實(shí)。喜愛(ài)熱鬧的宸郡表示，節(jié)期間也有少臺(tái)灣朋友餐，“春節(jié)團(tuán)圓的日子部分在大陸春節(jié)的朋友吃家鄉(xiāng)菜，提前來(lái)這邊訂?！庇慰?嘗酥皮泡芙林波 攝與此同時(shí)，在寧市奉化區(qū)溪鎮(zhèn)的臺(tái)灣風(fēng)小吃店，臺(tái)曾翊展正忙招呼客人。是他在大陸辦的第四家店，也是第家集臺(tái)灣小于一體的復(fù)店。除了楊酥外，店內(nèi)有臺(tái)灣鹽酥、臺(tái)灣夜市焰骰子牛、豆餡車輪餅“臺(tái)式”美。“一個(gè)字忙’！”這天，曾翊展得特別扎實(shí)買菜、換醬、鋪貨、打、搬貨，每項(xiàng)流程都親親為，“春期間工人短，就自己全了。”審視下，不同于眾的“休假式”，在忙中感受生活火氣，成了少“登陸”胞的“春節(jié)式”。 編輯：高佳?
