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Credit card is a non-cash transaction payment method. The recent increase in arbitrage behavior has increased the dual risks of credit card users and banks, making credit card applications more difficult. According to the 2013 bank annual report, 9 banks announced their credit card non-performing ratio last year. Their average non-performing ratio was 1.44%, a year-on-year increase of 0.16 percentage points, which was higher than the 1% non-performing ratio of commercial banks at the end of last year.
The recently released "China Credit Card Report" also shows that among more than 30,000 consumers sampled, 21.29% have engaged in credit card arbitrage. In other words, on average, more than 2 out of every 10 consumers have used credit cards to cash out.
During the interview, the reporter learned that there is a gradual increase in the number of applications for credit cards being rejected, and some consumers have had their credit card limits suddenly reduced. Many of them have good personal credit records and their monthly income is above the credit card limit. Industry insiders said that although some cardholders can ensure timely and full repayment after cashing out, banks strictly monitor the use of credit cards for fund turnover, and will therefore be subject to reduction or card suspension. Cardholders should be careful when using credit cards to cash out and return them on time to avoid negative credit records.
Personal POS machine complete cash channel
A few days ago, the third-party payment company Lakala launched a "Collection" POS machine for individuals, which was questioned as "can be used for cashing out with credit cards." "Shuibao" is a POS machine launched for individuals, priced at 299 yuan. Consumers only need their ID card, name, and merchant name to activate and register. After binding a debit card number, they can swipe debit and credit cards through the POS machine to collect payments or repay credit cards.
It is understood that the credit card swiping rate of "Shuibao" debit card is 0.5%, and the credit card swiping rate is 1%. Compared with the current mainstream credit cards that charge a handling fee of 1% of the cash withdrawal amount, the handling fee of "Shuibao" has no advantage at all. However, withdrawing credit card cash through POS machines can avoid the 0.05% daily interest generated by credit cards when withdrawing cash through bank ATMs. Currently, Lakala's daily credit card payment limit for merchants without complete information is 5,000 yuan, and the monthly limit is 20,000 yuan.
For example, if a customer withdraws cash with a credit card through a bank ATM machine, and the amount of 20,000 yuan is withdrawn and repaid 50 days later, the fee to be borne is 20,000 yuan × 0.05% × 50 days = 500 yuan; while the cost of using "Collection Treasure" for multiple operations is only 20,000 yuan × 1% = 200 yuan. In comparison, the cash-out fee is lower using "Shuibao".
It is understood that "Shuibao" has sold more than 500,000 units so far. There are many personal POS machines similar to "Shuibao" on the market, and many third-party payment companies such as Kuaiqian and Qianfang have launched similar products.
Hidden funds and credit risk
Although it is convenient for individuals to cash out on credit cards, it is not necessarily "cheap", and cashing out may also affect personal credit.
Assume that the cardholder cashes out 50,000 yuan using "Aipay", and the handling fee he needs to pay is 500 yuan. Taking advantage of more than 50 days of interest-free use of the "card to maintain card" method, you need to cash out about 7 times a year. In other words, if you cash out 50,000 yuan a year, you will need to pay a 7% handling fee, which is 3,500 yuan. With the current annualized rate of return of less than 5% for Yu'E Bao, Cash Bao, etc., using cashed-out funds to purchase monetary funds outweighs the gain and loss. If you choose higher-yield products such as P2P, the risk will be even greater.
Earning card swiping fees is one of the ways for third-party payment institutions to make profits, and it is also an important reason why they actively promote personal POS machines. This causes third-party payment institutions to fail to strictly implement merchant qualification review requirements when developing special merchants. Industry insiders said that credit card cash-out not only occurs on personal POS machines, but also on traditional POS machines. However, the possibility of cashing out on personal POS machines is relatively high. Because in order to compete for the market, third-party payment companies will try their best to handle as many POS merchants as possible.
According to industry insiders, in order to prevent credit card arbitrage, credit card swiping at personal POS machines was once banned. However, this regulation was canceled in the "Bank Card Acquiring Business Management Measures" issued in July last year, giving people an opportunity to cash out. It is understood that for the purpose of strengthening supervision, the People's Bank of China is studying the specific operation method of recording cardholders' cash-out behavior into the personal credit system. If implemented, it will directly affect the personal credit records of credit card cash-out users.
In fact, arbitrage behavior is not only a risk point for banks, but may also have adverse effects on individuals. The banking system will monitor card swiping data, etc., and will verify any abnormality. Once it is confirmed that it is a arbitrage, measures will be taken. Therefore, for cardholders, even if they can ensure timely and full repayment after cashing out, the bank will reduce the credit limit or suspend the card, and include it in the personal credit reporting system of the People's Bank of China. Cashing out with credit cards can easily cause cardholders to fall into a vicious cycle of "using the card to support the card" and "using debt to support the debt." Reporter Wang Lu
Since January 1, 1978, "Xinwen Lianbo" has been using real, vivid and timely voices to show the face of China and the changes in the world to audiences across the country. It is like a long historical scroll, recording the rise of China and the changes in the world.
The announcers of "Xinwen Lianbo" are not only transmitters of information, but also witnesses of history. They use their voices to paint a magnificent picture of China, and use their words to tell the story of the changes in the world.
Li Juan is the first female television announcer in the history of New China. She has witnessed the growth and changes of "Xinwen Lianbo" for 35 years. In her era, announcers were more like station staff, but she used her professionalism and enthusiasm to bring the most accurate and timely news information to the audience.
Zhao Zhongxiang, the baritone we are familiar with, the old anchor of "Xinwen Lianbo". His voice is the childhood memory of countless people, and his hosting style is a symbol of that era. He passed away due to illness in 2017, but his voice and spirit will remain in "Xinwen Lianbo" forever.
Xing Zhibin and Luo Jing are known as China's "first generation" hosts of "News Network". Xing Zhibin has been working on the TV screen for more than 20 years. Her professionalism and rigor have won the respect and love of the audience. Luo Jing, his voice is deep and powerful, and his hosting style is steady and grand. He hosted "News Network" for the last time in 2008, but his voice and spirit will remain in our hearts forever.
Li Ruiying, Zhang Hongmin, Wang Ning, He Hongmei and Xiao Xiaolin are senior anchors of "Xinwen Lianbo". Their professionalism and enthusiasm have injected new vitality into "Xinwen Lianbo". Li Ruiying and Wang Ning officially retired in 2017, but their contributions will always be remembered. Zhang Hongmin took a back seat in 2015, but his love for journalism has never diminished. He Hongmei and Xiao Xiaolin also served as anchors of "Xinwen Lianbo" from the 1980s to the 1990s. Their professionalism and enthusiasm brought the most accurate and timely news information to the audience.
Hai Xia, Kang Hui, Li Zimeng, Guo Zhijian and Gang Qiang are the new generation of "Xinwen Lianbo" anchors. They began to host "Xinwen Lianbo" after 2007, and their youth and vitality injected new elements into "Xinwen Lianbo". Kang Hui and Li Zimeng had a trial broadcast on June 5, 2006, and then officially became the announcers of "Xinwen Lianbo" in December 2007. Hai Xia and Guo Zhijian also became announcers of "Xinwen Lianbo" in the same month. Gang Qiang began hosting "Xinwen Lianbo" in 2017. Their rigorous work attitude and high sense of responsibility provide audiences with accurate, timely and authoritative news information.
Ouyang Xiadan and Lang Yongchun started hosting "Xinwen Lianbo" in 2011. Ouyang Xiadan hosted the program for the last time on September 2, 2015, and Lang Yongchun hosted it for the last time on September 2, 2017. Their professionalism and enthusiasm have won the trust and praise of the audience.
#百家help plan# Today’s “Xinwen Lianbo” anchors, such as Wang Yinqi, Zheng Li, Yan Yuxin, Bao Xiaofeng, Pan Tao, Gu Guoning, etc., are the new generation of news people. They use their professionalism and enthusiasm to bring the latest news information to the audience. Their rigorous work attitude and high sense of responsibility have provided domestic and foreign audiences with timely, accurate and authoritative news information, and have won the trust and praise of the audience.
Author | "Financial" new media editor Wang Baiyun | Jiang Shizhou
Recently, many users said that the rates of the POS machines they use have increased. "In the past, a handling fee of 60 yuan was charged for 10,000 yuan. After the increase, the handling fee exceeded 100 yuan." The "rate" here refers to the proportion of handling fees that users need to pay when using POS machines and other products to trade.
A payment practitioner revealed to Caijing New Media that some payment companies have indeed increased customer credit card rates. For example, a payment company notified that "the price of 4G products will increase to 10,000+3 from January 1, 2023" (that is, in addition to charging a 1% rate for each transaction, there is also an additional 3 yuan withdrawal fee). The practitioner said that the decline in credit card cash-out transactions was one of the important reasons for the rate increase. In fact, the credit card cash-out business is being suppressed by regulators, banks and large payment institutions.
At the regulatory level, on February 24, Fu Linmen Payment had its illegal income of 119,500 yuan confiscated and a fine of 5.04 million yuan by the Shanghai Branch of the Central Bank for "violating liquidation management regulations, violating real-name management regulations for special merchants, and violating reserve management regulations." The two relevant responsible persons were given warnings and fined 100,000 yuan and 200,000 yuan respectively.
Yu Baicheng, a special researcher at Lingyi Think Tank, said that in the past two years, violations in the payment field have mostly involved violations of merchant management regulations, violations of acquiring business management regulations, violations of payment and settlement management regulations, violations of anti-money laundering regulations, etc. Moreover, when violations are serious, the relevant person in charge of the payment institution will also be punished, and the "double penalty system" will serve as a certain warning.
As the industry becomes more and more standardized, simply providing payment channels can no longer bring increment to corporate development, so the B-side has increasingly become a "must compete" for payment companies.
Cash out by credit card
For some payment companies, credit card cash-out business is a "hidden rule" for survival. Cashing out of a credit card means withdrawing the credit limit on a credit card in cash through POS machines and other means. Lu Yu, a practitioner in the payment field, said that this business is very important. “In fact, more than 90% of the revenue of some payment companies comes from credit card cash-out business.”
In the "Interpretation on Several Issues Concerning the Specific Application of Laws in Criminal Cases Obstructing Credit Card Management", "cash-out" refers to violating national regulations and using point-of-sale terminals (POS machines) and other methods to directly pay cash to credit card holders through fictitious transactions, false prices, cash returns, etc.
This is not an emerging field. The credit card cash-out business has a long history and the market size is huge. In 2018, "21st Century Business Herald" stated that "according to industry conservative estimates, the annual cash-out scale of the entire industry (in 2018) exceeded one trillion yuan."
It should be noted that the entire credit card cash-out business is facing unprecedented suppression.
On the one hand, it comes from supervision. In the past two years, there have been multiple regulatory documents involving the credit card cash-out business.
In March 2022, the "Notice on Strengthening the Management of Payment Acceptance Terminals and Related Businesses" officially came into effect. This document was called "Document No. 259" in the industry and was released in 2021. The notice clearly stipulates that "one bank card acceptance terminal can only correspond to one acceptance terminal serial number" and "one bank card acceptance terminal can only correspond to one special merchant."
As soon as "Document No. 259" came out, the industry was shocked.
Lu Yu said that in the past, one POS terminal could apply to many merchant numbers, and could match merchants and scenarios according to changes in the amount, disguising the cash-out behavior as normal transactions, such as matching small shops for purchases within 100 yuan, and luxury goods for purchases above 10,000 yuan. However, after the implementation of "Document No. 259", due to regulatory restrictions such as "one machine, one merchant", the old method of "one machine, multiple merchants" is basically unworkable.
On the other hand, large payment institutions, such as Alipay and WeChat Pay, have recently introduced measures to strictly control credit card cash-out. In February, WeChat Pay opened credit card acquiring transaction limits for some merchants in order to prevent large-value credit card transaction risks and combat credit card cash-out. Alipay has also previously announced that it will adopt full life cycle risk prevention and control measures to strengthen the management of illegal transactions such as credit card cash-out from merchant access, transaction monitoring and other aspects.
Third, banks have also issued measures to address issues such as credit card cash-out. According to incomplete statistics from China Banking and Insurance News, in the past six months, more than 20 commercial banks, including China Construction Bank, China Merchants Bank, Industrial Bank, and Everbright Bank, have issued notices to continue to deepen business rectification in terms of restricting the scope of credit card use, controlling credit card installment business, and cleaning up sleep cards.
Under layers of containment, the current cash-out market is facing contraction. Lu Yu revealed that since the implementation of Document No. 259, the overall transaction volume in the cash-out field has declined. “Some payment institutions have even seen their cash-out transaction volume shrink by more than 80%.” At the same time, the POS machine rates of some payment institutions have quietly increased. A person familiar with the matter said, "There are many institutions that have tripled or even tripled their price increases."
Despite this, there are still many payment industry practitioners making excuses for the "cash out" behavior. "It is similar to a cash loan, but has a lower interest rate than a cash loan, and it does meet the capital turnover needs of some users."
Payment supervision
The competitive landscape in payments is changing.
Zhu Anjun, COO of Baofu Payment, analyzed the new media of Caijing. Under the regulatory background, the industry has undergone a slight reshuffle. The first and second echelon institutions are still the same, but the echelons may be adjusted. In his view, the payment industry relies on the development of the Internet and has been in the process of development and change. Products range from card payment, Internet payment, mobile payment, scan code payment to face payment, and the policy level has become more complete and standardized.
Yu Baicheng said that in 2022, the payment industry will still maintain the strict supervision trend of the past two years, punishing violations and reducing fees and profits. According to incomplete statistics from Caijing New Media, in 2022 alone, there will be 6 regulatory documents related to the payment industry, including the "Notice on Supporting Cross-border RMB Settlement of New Foreign Trade Business Forms", "Strengthening the Supervision of Large Payment Platform Enterprises to Promote the Standardized and Healthy Development of Payment and Financial Technology", "Notice on Further Promoting the Standardized and Healthy Development of Credit Card Business", etc.
Looking back at the supervision in the payment field, we can find that since 2015, the scope of supervision has continued to expand and the intensity has increased, from deposits to gambling, money laundering, and credit card cash-out business.
Yu Baicheng said that third-party payment is a channel for some online fraud and money laundering violations. In response to various chaos in the payment market, in 2015, the central bank began to strictly control the market access of payment institutions.
In 2017, regulatory scrutiny came to the "reservation funds" of payment companies. This year was also called the "strictest supervision" in the payment industry. According to regulatory requirements, starting from 2018, the centralized deposit ratio of customer reserve funds of payment institutions will increase from the current 20% to about 50%.
The so-called "reserve" refers to the deposit of funds due to time differences in the payment account during the transaction process. Payment companies can use this capital to increase revenue by earning interest, investing, etc. Some payment practitioners said that the income generated by reserve funds is huge, even supporting 50% of the income of small payment companies.
Immediately afterwards, supervision focused on gambling, money laundering and other dark and gray industries. “The profits from these black and gray products account for more than 30% of the profits of some payment companies.” A payment practitioner said at the time. In March 2019, the supervision department issued the "Notice on Further Strengthening Payment and Settlement Management to Prevent New Illegal Crimes in Telecommunications Networks", known in the industry as "Document No. 85", which mainly involves six aspects: improving the emergency stop payment and quick freezing mechanism, strengthening the real-name account management, strengthening transfer management, strengthening the management of special merchants and acceptance terminals, and implementing the accountability mechanism.
At the same time, the decline of cash loans has also cast a shadow over the development of the payment industry. "When cash loans are booming, there can be trillions of yuan in turnover a year, and there is a long queue of cash loan companies to take over the payment channel, and the payment companies have to cooperate." Lu Yu said. But now there are few of these collaborations left.
In addition, Yu Baicheng also said that recently, the central bank has proposed to speed up the legislation of the "Regulations on Non-bank Payment Institutions" and will adopt hierarchical management measures for payment licenses. Repeated fines will reduce the classification rating results, and even suspend business until the "Payment Business License" is revoked.
Strengthen the B-side
Clearly, compliance issues are one of the major issues in the payments space right now. Against this background, it has become a consensus in the payment industry to focus on the B-side.
Yu Baicheng believes that the business focus of the payment industry is not only to increase scale and handling fees, but also includes two aspects: first, continuously integrating with scenarios, expanding the number of customers, and forming synergy with the ecosystem; second, expanding from payment to segmented services, such as digital comprehensive services for merchants.
In other words, the payment company's efforts on the B-side are not just to provide mobile payment services, but to cover "payment + digital operations + digital management" and other aspects, thereby helping the B-side achieve digital transformation.
In Zhu Anjun's view, compared with the past when many payment institutions only provided payment channels, payment institutions now need to have a better understanding of the industry and industry chain, and help companies reduce transaction costs and improve capital utilization efficiency through product innovation.
But it is undeniable that every industry has its own industry barriers. Many payment companies have focused on the B-side since their establishment and now have certain advantages. In order to expand new merchants, late payment companies “can only eat one by one.” "From the perspective of customer acquisition costs, almost every cooperation between payment companies and B-ends, especially large B-ends, takes half a year, and may even be impossible to negotiate," a payment practitioner said frankly.
In addition, Chen Hao, a relevant person in charge of a payment company, told Caijing New Media: "In the process of digital transformation, there are a large number of historical issues within the enterprise. These issues may be related to the interests of all parties, making it difficult to achieve truly interconnected digitalization. Therefore, compared with retail digitalization, industrial digitalization is, to a certain extent, much more complex and difficult."
Overall, even though ToB requires a lot of time and labor costs, no one will give up. In addition, compliance is ultimately the lifeblood of the long-term development of payment companies.
(Some interviewees have pseudonyms)
Friends who follow the news may have discovered recently that the host lineup of CCTV's "News Network" has been continuously updated in the past two days, and two new hosts, Pan Tao and Bao Xiaofeng, have been added.
Pan Tao (right)
Bao Xiaofeng (left)
Suddenly two generals were "new" in a row, and the attention of "Xinwen Lianbo" also skyrocketed.
The reason why the replacement of the host of a program can have such a great impact is actually because in the minds of the people, the hosts of "Xinwen Lianbo" are not ordinary hosts. They often represent the image of the country and are known as the "face of the country."
Today, let’s take stock of those “national faces” we are familiar with. Before taking inventory, some basic common sense needs to be explained.
"News Network"
"Xinwen Lianbo" was formerly known as "National Television News Program Lianbo".
Starting from January 1, 1978, the program was officially renamed "Xinwen Lianbo". The program duration is usually 30 minutes. Since September 1, 1982, important news has been first released in "Xinwen Lianbo", thus establishing the program's important status as an official news release channel.
At that time, "Xinwen Lianbo" started broadcasting on time at 7 p.m. every night, as it does now. But at that time, CCTV did not have the ability to broadcast live broadcasts, and "Xinwen Lianbo" still needed to record in advance before broadcasting.
Xing Zhibin and Zhao Zhongxiang
Since then, the broadcast time and format of "Xinwen Lianbo" have been basically determined. Since its launch, it has been billed as a "vane" program. Its content contains the code to interpret China's social changes. Together with the front page of the "People's Daily", it has become the first-hand source of information for people to discuss the country's reality and future.
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first generation
The changes in the hosts of "Xinwen Lianbo" also directly reflect the changes in China's television media over the past 40 years. Among the hosts, there is also a clear generational division. The first generation of "News Network" hosts represented by Xing Zhibin and Zhao Zhongxiang were still called "announcers" at that time, and also included Li Juan and Liu Jia, the early hosts of "Xinwen Network".
Li Juan
Xing Zhibin and Liu Jia
In the era of Li Juan and Liu Jia, the identity of the host was closer to that of the announcer. Before there were no professional and technical colleges to train them, the announcers were directly transferred from the radio stations of the year.
Li Juan was transferred to CCTV from China People's Broadcasting Station in 1973. She has been engaged in broadcasting work for 35 years. While hosting "Xinwen Lianbo", she interviewed foreign leaders in China many times.
As the first male television announcer in the history of New China, Zhao Zhongxiang, who we are familiar with, once recalled in an interview: "The early "Xinwen Lianbo" announcers did not show pictures and broadcast in voice-over. The first was live broadcast, and later it was recorded broadcast."
The first time the image of an announcer appeared in "Xinwen Lianbo" should be at the end of the year and the beginning of 1978. Zhao Zhongxiang said, "The equipment and technical means at that time were not advanced, and there were not even electronic screens. Since the birth of "Xinwen Lianbo", the broadcast mode has not changed, but the content has become more colorful, accurate and timely year by year."
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second generation
In 1983, Lu Jing, Luo Jing, Zhang Hongmin, Li Ruiying and others entered "Xinwen Network". The hosts of "Xinwen Lianbo" have officially entered the second generation.
Lu Jing and Luo Jing
Starting from this generation, the hosts began to have a professional background. Almost all the announcers of "Xinwen Lianbo" graduated from the Communication University of China with a bachelor's degree in broadcasting.
On January 1, 1996, "Xinwen Lianbo" realized live broadcast for the first time, with Li Ruiying and Luo Jing taking the lead in broadcasting for two weeks.
Li Ruiying and Zhang Hongmin
Not long ago, retired Zhang Hongmin was sitting on the roadside eating ice cream, and was secretly photographed by netizens and became a trending topic. This trending search reflects everyone’s high level of attention to the “national face”. The retired host can be trending even after eating a popsicle. It also implies the deep “expectation” that ordinary viewers have for the identity of the “Xinwen Lianbo” host.
After decades of companionship, these faces that we see almost every day have become the most popular people in the country, and they attract more attention than celebrities.
As old partners, Zhang Hongmin and Li Ruiying also chose to take a back seat on the same day.
On May 28, 2014, Zhang Hongmin confirmed that he and Li Ruiying would step back behind the scenes and bid farewell to "News Network". After that, he and Li Ruiying went to the CCTV Announcer and Host Business Steering Committee to engage in training.
Before retiring, in 2009, Li Ruiying was promoted from the leader of the "News Network" broadcast team to the deputy director of the broadcast department of the CCTV News Center, in charge of the news broadcast anchors of CCTV.
Luo Jing was admitted to the Broadcasting Department of Communication University of China in 1979. In 1983, he went to work at CCTV as the announcer of "Xinwen Lianbo", and his broadcasting was calm, steady and authoritative. His voice is also known as the "national voice". Artists born in the 1980s still remember his voice, which accompanied him throughout his youth.
On August 31, 2008, Luo Jing broadcast on the Xinwen Network program for the last time; in September, Luo Jing was diagnosed with lymphoma, and suspended work and was admitted to the hospital for treatment; on June 5, 2009, Luo Jing's condition worsened, leading to the death of heart failure and ineffective treatment. He was 48 years old.
In 1989, Yang Liu, Ji Yu, and Zhang Zheng were recommended to intern at CCTV's "News Network". Due to their outstanding performance, the three of them naturally stayed in the "News Network" team.
In the same year, Li Xiuping came to CCTV.
Li Xiuping and Yang Liu
Li Xiuping bid farewell to "News Network" in March 2015, retreating to the second line and working behind the scenes.
Familiar "national faces" during this period also include Wang Ning, the husband of "Scarab" Liu Chunyan, and He Hongmei, who is still kind and generous at the anchor station.
On November 4, 1989, Wang Ning was transferred from Qingdao TV Station to CCTV's "News Network" and officially became the announcer of "News Network" 20 days later. He has worked as a substitute for CCTV news programs such as "News 30 Minutes", "Evening News", "News on the Hour", etc., and has accompanied party and state leaders on many trips to report.
In April 2017, 52-year-old Wang Ning officially left the anchor station of CCTV's "Xinwen Lianbo".
He Hongmei, who served as the anchor of "Xinwen Lianbo" from 1995 to 1997, currently hosts the lunch program "News Thirty Minutes" that is broadcast concurrently on the CCTV General Channel and the News Channel, and serves as the dubbing work for the "Xinwen Lianbo" program.
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third generation
In 2007, "Xinwen Lianbo" began to inject new blood. Their biggest characteristic is that they are young, making "Xinwen Lianbo" relatively dynamic.
Hosts who joined during this period include Li Zimeng, Kang Hui, Hai Xia, and Guo Zhijian.
In 2015, Kang Hui also hosted the Spring Festival Gala that year. Now, Kang Hui has succeeded Li Ruiying and became the director of the News Broadcasting Department of the CCTV News Center.
Unlike the past hosts who were dignified and relatively low-key in private, this host is obviously more playful. When VLOG first became popular, Kang Hui's personal VLOG was on the hot search. "CCTV F4" formed by him, Sa Beining, Nigmaiti, and Zhu Guangquan was also very popular and popular among the audience.
Yesterday, Kang Hui and Zhu Guangquan joined forces for a live broadcast on CCTV, and took advantage of the live broadcast to sell goods.
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fourth generation
In 2011, "Xinwen Lianbo" once again injected new blood. The new anchor was young and friendly, and spoke faster.
According to audience statistics, the new anchor's speaking speed has increased significantly when reporting news, reaching about 310 words per minute, which is faster than the previous 280 words per minute. According to data, from the 1950s to the 1960s, the broadcast speed of "Xinwen Lianbo" was 160 to 180 words per minute. In the 1980s, it became 220 to 240 words per minute. After the 1990s, it became 280 words per minute.
Representatives of this year’s anchors include Ouyang Xiadan and Lang Yongchun.
In the "Xinwen Lianbo" broadcast on January 21, 2017, another newcomer was welcomed - Jianqiang.
The strong-willed wife Chunni is also a "famous speaker". Her hosting style is elegant and gentle, and she can be regarded as a pillar of Beijing TV.
Then, there are Pan Tao and Bao Xiaofeng who have just "launched new products" in the past two days. As can be seen from their resumes, it actually takes a long time to train a "News Network" host.
It took Pan Tao 30 years from the beginning of his broadcasting career to the time he became the anchor of "Xinwen Lianbo". After Bao Xiaofeng joined CCTV, he spent 19 years practicing.
This extremely long assessment time is actually a feature of "News Network".
According to data, if an ordinary news anchor wants to be on the "Xinwen Lianbo" broadcasting station, he still needs to go through years of polishing after graduating from a major. For example, Hai Xia and Kang Hui were both assigned to CCTV after graduating in 1992, but it was only in 2007 that they officially became anchors of "Xinwen Lianbo".
It took nearly 10 years for Guo Zhijian to become the anchor of "Xinwen Lianbo". According to his recollection, when he first came to CCTV, the program was live broadcast, which was really challenging and hard. But without these accumulations and experiences, he would not have had the opportunity to sit on the anchor desk of "Xinwen Lianbo".
Both Kang Hui and Li Ruiying said in interviews that "News Network" has people on duty 24 hours a day, and the handover is also very particular. "If the colleague who takes over my shift has not arrived yet, I cannot take off my makeup and have to wait for him to avoid unexpected encounters." "News Network" anchors have almost no days off, and their mobile phones are on 24 hours a day. They are always available for work or on duty at any time, and they cannot relax at all. This is the norm.
People's expectations for the anchors of "Xinwen Lianbo" are obviously beyond ordinary people. This extraordinary attention will inevitably require that the candidate sitting on the anchor desk must have the strongest heart and the most stable professionalism. Decades of hard work and experience have finally resulted in a near-perfect live broadcast report card on the anchor stage.
Nowadays, there are more and more young faces on the anchor stage, and the "national faces" have also changed from serious and dignified to friendly and generous. "Xinwen Lianbo" is also constantly changing with the latest technology, voice and expression style. The anchors change into Tang suits from time to time, and the comments can also have a life-oriented tone. The way of news broadcasting is changing with its own logic. The only thing that has not changed is that "Xinwen Lianbo" still ranks first among the most watched TV news programs in China, and the anchors of "Xinwen Lianbo" still attract much attention.
Which “national face” do you like best?
On March 30, battery dealer Liwang Co., Ltd. (BJ920627) announced that the company received an administrative penalty decision issued by the Dongguan Municipal Urban Management and Comprehensive Law Enforcement Bureau on March 26. In 2004, Shiliwang Co., Ltd. built houses without obtaining the "Construction Project Planning Permit" and was now fined 231,900 yuan.
According to the commitment letters previously issued by the actual controllers of the company, Li Weihai and Wang Hongqi, they fully compensated the above fines to the company's account through bank transfer on March 28, with each person bearing 50%.
Liwang Co., Ltd. stated that this administrative penalty is a penalty accepted by the company in accordance with the "Dongguan City Implementation Plan for Renewal of Real Estate Rights for Illegal Buildings with Historical Legacy Industries and Public Supporting Types" and in the process of resubmitting the formalities for illegal buildings with historical legacy and will have no significant impact on the company's daily operations.
Paying for illegal construction at the beginning of this century
The penalty decision shows that the company built three reinforced concrete buildings (2 industrial plants and 1 employee dormitory) at No. 10 Liantangjiao 2nd Road, Tangxia Town, Dongguan City without obtaining a planning permit, with a total building base area of 2,194.02 square meters and a total construction area of 7,731.45 square meters. The construction of the above-mentioned building started in 2004 and was completed and put into use between 2004 and 2005.
According to regulations, the relevant departments ordered the company to complete the procedures within a time limit and imposed a fine of 5% of the construction project cost, which is a fine of 231,900 yuan.
The announcement shows that the company’s actual controllers Li Weihai and Wang Hongqi issued a letter of commitment on June 16, 2023, promising that if the listed company is subject to administrative penalties by the competent authorities due to the lack of legal ownership certificates and/or complete construction application procedures for houses and buildings, it will compensate the listed company for all losses incurred thereby.
On March 28, Li Weihai and Wang Hongqi fully compensated the above-mentioned fines to the company account through bank transfer, and Liwang Co., Ltd. paid the fine in full to the Dongguan Municipal Urban Management and Comprehensive Law Enforcement Bureau on March 30.
He has been punished several times for past illegal construction activities.
Liwang Shares has been subject to administrative penalties many times since 2023 due to problems left over from its land and real estate history.
In November 2023, the listed company received two administrative penalty decisions.
First, on November 2, 2023, Liwang Co., Ltd. received the "Administrative Penalty Decision of Dongguan Urban Management and Comprehensive Law Enforcement Bureau". Because the listed company did not obtain the "Construction Project Planning Permit" and built three buildings (two factories and one dormitory) between 2011 and 2012, it was fined 8.5% of the construction project cost, amounting to 1.8501 million yuan. The company paid in full on November 3, 2023. Li Weihai and Wang Hongqi compensated for the above-mentioned fine losses on May 20, 2024.
On November 29, 2023, Liwang Co., Ltd. received the "Administrative Penalty Decision of Dongguan Municipal Natural Resources Bureau". Since 2011, the company has been constructing a factory on the land at No. 10, Liantangjiao 2nd Road, Tangxia Town, Dongguan City without legal approval, and it was completed and put into use in 2012. The actual land area occupied by the above behavior was 4809.3 square meters (7.21 acres), and Liwang Co., Ltd. was fined approximately 91,200 yuan. The company will pay in full on November 29, 2023. Li Weihai and Wang Hongqi also compensated for the above-mentioned fine losses on May 20, 2024.
In December 2024, the company faced tax penalties again. On December 12 this year, Liwang Shares received a "Tax Matters Notice" issued by the Tangxia Taxation Branch of the Dongguan Municipal Taxation Bureau of the State Administration of Taxation. Since 2011, a listed company has occupied garden land for construction without legal approval and needs to pay back farmland occupation tax of approximately 215,400 yuan and incurred late payment fees, totaling 430,700 yuan. The company has paid all farmland occupation taxes and late payment fees in full on December 16, 2024. Soon after, Li Weihai and Wang Hongqi compensated the late payment penalty for the above-mentioned fine (approximately 215,400 yuan).
To sum up, Liwang Co., Ltd. has paid more than 2.6 million yuan in various fines due to previous illegal construction activities.
Liwang Co., Ltd. emphasized in most relevant announcements about the above-mentioned penalties that the relevant penalties are penalties accepted by the company in accordance with the "Dongguan City Implementation Plan for Renewal of Real Estate Rights for Illegal Buildings with Historical Legacy Industries and Public Supporting Types" in the process of re-registering the formalities for illegal buildings with historical legacy and will have no significant impact on the company's daily operations.
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