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Some common factors for Nail clipper quality control:

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Quantity check

Measurement(weight & size)

Basic function check

Sharpness test

Barcode scan

Drop test

3M tape test for Logo

Some common factors for mattress quality control:

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Quantity check

Measurement(weight & size)

Basic function check

Color fastness

Barcode scan

Drop test

3M tape test for Logo

1.Logo/Printing 3M Tape test
2.Basic function test
3.Loading test
4.Barcode Scan
5.Rub test for the logo/Printing (water with white cloth)
6.Coating adhesion test

 

Some common factors for Nitrile Gloves quality control:

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Quantity check

Measurement(weight & size & thickness)

Glove usage test

Glove breakage test

Gloves waterprrof test

Barcode scanning test

3M tape test for Logo

Some common factors for cow water bowl quality control:

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Quantity check

Measurement(weight & size & thickness)

Volume test

Basic function check

Barcode scan

3M tape test for Logo

1.Barcode scanner test
2.3M tape test
3.Rub test
4.Power cord pull test
5.Safety test
6.Power test
7.Remote test
8.Internal test
9. Function performance test

 

1.Appearance
2.Quantity check
3.Smell test
4.Function test
5.Load test
6.Carton dropping test
7.Material check
8.Barcode scanning
9.Water proof test
10.Pull test
11.GSM weight
12.Drop test

BEIJING, March 8 — China’s gas sector exhibited a strong performance in the latter half of 2020 and medium-term growth will remain solid, according to the latest report from Fitch Ratings.

A recovery in industrial activity following coronavirus pandemic lockdowns and an exceptionally cold winter triggered a gas-supply shortage in late 2020, with strong demand leading to higher gas imports, the ratings agency noted.

However, last year’s gas-supply crunch was less severe than that seen in 2017, as national oil companies had moved some long-term contract deliveries to the winter to close the gap, according to the report.

The presence of new liquefied natural gas terminals, storage facilities and pipelines also helped to boost supply.

Fitch said it expects the medium to long-term gas supply to remain firm, driven by solid gas demand momentum.

“National oil companies are steering investment towards gas rather than crude oil in a bid to achieve carbon neutrality while safeguarding national energy,” it noted.

Under the epidemic, the new economy represented by the digital economy quickly fills up its seats to provide protection for everyone’s needs in life. “Cloud Office”, “Cloud Fitness”, “Cloud Concert”, “Cloud Recording”, “Cloud Release”…a business format about “cloud” became standard, which even detonated the term “cloud economy”. Although some people do not understand this concept very well, they have actually participated in it.

There is currently no uniform definition of “cloud economy” in academic circles. Some scholars define “cloud economy” as the economy of cloud computing and cloud services. Joe Weinman, the author of “Cloud Economics-Enterprise Cloud Computing Strategy and Layout”, explained that “cloud economics” is not an esoteric economic theory. The mathematical model is a vivid summary of the technological revolution, the core concept of “flexible cloud computing can effectively enhance the business value of enterprises”. The “cloud economy” we are talking about today mainly defines the business trend of enterprises and society under the massive application of cloud computing.

Since the country put forward the “Internet +” action plan in 2015, “Internet +” has been widely integrated into all walks of life, and the continuous innovation and integration of online scenes and offline scenes has promoted retail, finance, culture and entertainment, medical care, government affairs and other fields The rapid development and the “Internet +” that incorporates artificial intelligence technology is a technology cluster application. From pure software intelligence in the past to hard and soft intelligence today, it has changed people’s daily life and the overall industrial structure. Promoting the consumption upgrade of the market has also played a positive role and has become one of the signs leading the innovation and development of enterprises and society. In this special period of epidemic prevention and control, people rely on online work and life. It is generally believed that this is another rapid development trend in the Internet industry after SARS, which may provide more opportunities for entrepreneurship and employment, or even form new ones. The economic outlet of China-“Cloud Economy”.

Whether it is facial recognition and body temperature measurement equipment, or online check-in and attendance systems, all walks of life are launching various “cloud”-related products. When the market is advancing by leaps and bounds, we should maintain a rational mindset and be cautious and objective about the “cloud economy”. The popularity of the “cloud economy” during this period is mainly affected by the isolation of people at home during special periods, but the most fundamental driving factor is the rapid development of my country’s Internet and logistics industries in recent years. After the epidemic is over, it is a question mark whether the “cloud economy” can continue to be prosperous after being separated from the consumption environment of everyone’s home. In a short period of time, its impact on economic development and entrepreneurship and employment is still limited.

However, it should be noted that during this epidemic, consumers at home took the initiative to apply various “cloud economy” products, which I believe has provided a lot of support for the development of the “cloud economy” industry. The epidemic brings short-term pressure, but also brings opportunities for changes in the industry structure. Take “Cloud Classroom” as an example. The “Suspension of Classes without Suspension” this time is a test of online education. Some pain points such as poor self-control of students in online education have been exposed, and it is believed that the promotion of solving these pain points will become ” The next focus of “wisdom education”. In addition, the formulation and improvement of the “cloud economy” development policy will bring benefits to the better promotion of the development of the “cloud economy” in the future.

After this epidemic, we must not only see the reasons behind the “cloud economy”, but also find new “outlets” from the aspects of economic and social development and lifestyle changes. The government, enterprises and other diversified entities should increase integration and innovation mechanisms to truly endow this new economic form with more vitality and impetus.

Xi Jinping (R), general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and chairman of the CPC Central Military Commission, visits the family of Tang Rongbin, an impoverished villager in the Luotuowan Village of Longquanguan Township, Fuping County, North China’s Hebei province. Xi made a tour to impoverished villages in Fuping County from Dec 29 to 30, 2012.[Photo/Xinhua]

Xi’s visit in 2012 pointed way for nation’s efforts in improving people’s livelihoods

The village where Gu Rongjin has lived for his entire life was on the verge of disappearing 10 to 20 years ago, with few means to support local livelihoods, its young people migrating elsewhere, the farmland unattended and the village school closed.

Luotuowan, a village in Fuping county of Hebei province, located at the foot of high mountains and only about three hours’ drive from Beijing, used to typify China’s rural poverty. Its residents lived on a meager per capita income of 950 yuan ($147) in 2012, and over 79 percent of its residents lived below the official poverty line.

On Dec 30, 2012, the village welcomed an important guest. Xi Jinping was on a tour to assess the real situation of China’s poor areas less than two months after he was elected general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee.

Gu, 73, was then the Party secretary of the village and still has a vivid memory of Xi’s tour. “It was about 9 am, and many of us still hadn’t had breakfast. I remembered him lifting the pot lid to see what was being cooked. He wanted to see the real situation,” Gu recalled in a phone interview.

Sitting down with villagers in their rundown homes, Xi made a powerful appeal about the need to fight poverty.

“As long as we have confidence, even loess can be turned into gold,” Xi said during his visit to the county, in remarks that were published last week by Qiushi, the flagship magazine of the CPC Central Committee.

More than eight years on, as China is set to convene a grand meeting on Thursday in Beijing to summarize its poverty alleviation outcomes and honor outstanding units and individuals who have made key contributions to work on this front, analysts said Xi’s remarks in Fuping pointed the way for China’s poverty reduction effort starting from 2012, mapping out targets and priorities and laying the foundation for the targeted alleviation strategy.

China has secured a victory in its fight to eliminate absolute poverty in rural areas after having lifted nearly 100 million people out of extreme deprivation and ensuring that poverty was eliminated in all 832 national-level poverty-stricken counties by 2020.

“Xi’s remarks on his visit to Fuping emphasized a people-centered philosophy, a key development concept that was fully demonstrated during China’s anti-poverty campaign,” said Huang Jikun, director of the China Center for Agricultural Policy at Peking University.

His remarks also set the tone for the country’s efforts to develop a model for poverty alleviation, including steps to attract participation from private capital and focusing on the capacity building of impoverished groups and areas, he said.

The trip, which marked the beginning of China’s intensified poverty reduction efforts, was followed by a host of inspection tours made by Xi and meetings he chaired focusing on poverty alleviation in recent years.

Xi first set out the targeted poverty reduction strategy during his visit in November 2013 to Shibadong, an impoverished village in Hunan province.

At a national work conference on poverty alleviation in November 2015, Xi expounded on the goals, tasks and major measures in the fight against poverty and called for the use of targeted steps in the process.

He listed the fight against poverty as one of China’s three critical battles in a report to the 19th National Congress of the CPC in October 2017, saying that “poverty alleviation should reach those who truly need it and deliver genuine outcomes”.

China has secured a major victory that is worthy of esteem from the whole world and the country has reshaped the look of its poor areas, improved the conditions of production and life and improved the quality of life of the public during the process, Xi said at a key Party meeting in December.