China's high temperature wonders, wierd animal response to the extreme temperatures
Image : Recently, the weather was so hot that an elk in Jiangsu was so hot that it broke into a college campus and swam in an artificial river; a Nanjing man bought a box of woolly eggs and hatched a little black chicken. (Video screenshot)
Recently, the high temperature weather in Zhejiang, Jiangsu and other places broke the historical record for the same period. Some netizens in Zhejiang broke the news that they bought a bag of shrimps from the market, and when they got home, three shrimps were already cooked by extremely high temperature; another netizen did an experiment, and an ant fell to the ground and was scalded to death in 3 seconds.
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Zhejiang people bought shrimps and brought them home, and 3 were cooked
On 14 July 2022, the large-scale high temperature in the south was still "full fire". At 8 am, the temperature at 6 stations in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai exceeded 35°C. As of about 2 pm, the temperature in some areas of Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Sichuan, Chongqing and other places soared to above 40°C.
From 26 June to 12 July 2022, the high temperature time in central and northern Zhejiang broke the record for the same period in history, and the extreme maximum temperature occurred in Yuyao, reaching 41.6 ℃.
On 12 July 2022, the temperature in Hangzhou exceeded 40°C, setting the earliest record for a high temperature of 40°C. Zhejiang Province issued 54 high-temperature red warnings on the same day, breaking the record for the highest number of high-temperature red warnings issued on a day.
On 14 July 2022, Zhejiang netizen @ coconut sheep posted graphic information on Weibo: I bought shrimp from the vegetable market and brought them home, and found that 3 were cooked.
Netizens ridiculed one after another, "Shrimp: The heat has gone up! I'm red!" "Hahahaha, it's just a matter of cumin to go out in this weather." "Okay, I'll fry the steak on the asphalt road at noon today." All the people I meet on the road are acquaintances.”
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An elk in Jiangsu breaks into a college swimming
Jiangsu issued the first high temperature red warning this year on the 12th. The temperature of Jinchang Street in Suzhou was the highest, reaching 43 ℃. The high temperature in many places broke the historical record for the same period.
On 12 July, in Nantong, Jiangsu, an elk jumped over the gate of Xinglin College of Nantong University and went straight to the artificial lake on campus to swim and enjoy the coolness.
Then the elk ran into the campus security head-on again. The security guard rode an electric bike to patrol the campus. Suddenly, he saw an elk running straight towards him. He was so frightened that he quickly turned the car to avoid it. The elk swaggered into the woods by the roadside.
According to the school's security, it is estimated that the elk weighed about 200 pounds. After staying in the school for about 15 minutes, it jumped out of the school gate.
The video of the elk breaking into the campus to swim in the shade has attracted a large number of netizens to watch and comment, "How does it know that there is water in the school?" "It is difficult for people who are familiar with the road to feel that they are not repeat offenders." "I wonder if a group of friends will be called the next day. Come and play in the water." "The key is to swim for more than ten minutes, and it's really like your own swimming pool and back garden."
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Ant landed for 3 seconds and was scalded to death
There was also a high temperature of 40°C in Danyang, Jiangsu, and the surface temperature was as high as 65°C. Some netizens took a video, and an ant fell to the ground and was scalded to death in 3 seconds.
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Hairy egg hatched chick
Mr. Wang from Nanjing, Jiangsu bought 10 live beads (also known as hairy eggs) online on 27 June 2022 and put them in the kitchen. The product packaging indicated that they could be stored for 15 days.
On 12 July, when Mr. Wang came home from get off work, he was surprised to find a small black chicken hatched from the live bead, and the chick inside the other egg was pecking the shell.
Mr. Wang said that because the weather was too hot, he had not cooked for the past few days, so he forgot the woolly eggs. When he got home and heard the sound of chickens, he began to think that his neighbours raised chickens. He opened the cabinet again, thinking that it was a bird building a nest in the cabinet but nothing happened. As a result, he looked down and found a little black chicken hatched from the live beads.
Mr. Wang said that the chicks may have been stuffy in the packaging for too long, and their legs were a little unsteady but after a day, their spirits were significantly better. He fed it with milk and water, and it chirped louder now than it was yesterday. He intends to raise this chick well.
Live beads, also known as hairy eggs and prosperous eggs, refer to eggs that "fail to hatch". Unexpectedly, because the weather was too hot, this fluffy egg actually hatched into a chick by itself.
Netizens laughed and said, "Your chick is born at its peak, not only a hot-born chicken but also a hot-searched chicken!" "Chicken: Thank you, Nanjing, for saving my life."
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7 provinces and cities in CCP China "hot dead"
Recently, China's high temperatures have continued rising, and 900 million people have been affected by the high temperatures. The "death from heat" is not just a joke. At least 7 provinces and cities have reported cases of heat stroke, and many people died of "heat stroke".
Heat stroke is a disease in which the body's body temperature regulation function is disordered due to high temperature, and the body heats up excessively, thereby causing damage to the nervous organs. Usually manifested as high fever, body temperature above 40 ℃, dry and hot skin without sweating, confusion, syncope, hallucinations, organ failure, etc., and the fatality rate is extremely high.
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3 kind of physical abnormalities that are early warnings of heat stroke
Editor : Wang He, 39 HealthNet / https://www.aboluowang.com/2022/0715/1775893.html
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"A worker suffers from multiple organ failure due to heat stroke"
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Also because of the high temperature, conditions such as fainting and shock have soared in various places, and even more cases of death due to heat stroke have occurred!
Maybe many people only hear about heatstroke, which is dizzying, but not so much about heat stroke, which kills people. What are the consequences of this disease? How can we prevent it? Take a look
1. Heat stroke can really "heat people to death"!
In layman's terms, heat stroke is the most dangerous and severe version of heatstroke, ranging from thirst, sweating, weakness, and inability to concentrate, to mild heatstroke, heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and finally to heatstroke. Symptoms gradually increase in severity.
The main manifestation of heat stroke is high body temperature, generally the core temperature will exceed 40 ℃, and at the same time there will be unconsciousness, syncope, hallucinations and even convulsions.
All of the above develops because when people are in a continuously stuffy environment, the body's thermoregulation function will be out of balance, sweat cannot be discharged normally, and heat will be accumulated in the organs and muscle tissue of the whole body. At this time, our body will experience a series of symptoms such as dry skin and increased muscle temperature.
What really threatens human life is its secondary impact—the impact on the function of tissues such as internal organs and organs. Local muscle cramps, high fever, and elevated blood pressure can cause shock, breathing difficulties, and even multiple organ failure.
The scary thing about heat stroke is that it is still an emergency and has a high fatality rate. If it cannot be treated in time and properly, the mortality rate can be as high as 70%-80%.
So, the "hot dead" thing is really possible.
2. Heat stroke loves these people the most
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High temperature and high humidity climate and high-intensity physical activity are the main risk factors for heat stroke, so heat stroke often occurs in labour groups who work outdoors for a long time or in high temperature confined spaces.
People affected by heat stroke include sanitation workers, construction workers; people who stay in closed spaces for a long time, such as workers in factories, people in cars, as well as older people, suffering from cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, weak constitutions, children and pregnant women, etc., belong to the high-risk group of heat stroke.
3. 3 Symptoms of Heat Stroke, beware!
If you notice these 3 symptoms in yourself or someone around you, you should be alert to heat stroke!
· High heat exceeding 40 degrees;
· No sweat discharge;
· Sudden convulsions, coma.
At this time, in the face of heat stroke patients, people around them can do the same. They should call the emergency number at the first time, and then quickly let the patient cool down, such as moving to a cool and ventilated place, and then cover his neck with a wet towel, At the position of large blood vessels such as the root of the thigh, electric fans or air conditioners can be used to help dissipate heat, and the body temperature should be lowered to 38 degrees Celsius or below.
If the patient is in a coma, do not give him water or other drugs to prevent choking of the trachea. The patient can be kept in a lateral position with the head slightly tilted back to ensure that the airway is unobstructed.
For many places and most people, the high temperature on sunny days is critical. Therefore, how to prevent heat stroke is also very important.
4. How to prevent heat stroke?
In addition to drinking more water and resting more than the panacea, we should also use the air conditioner properly, but do not adjust it too low, so as not to go out, it will be cold and hot, and the body's body temperature regulation system will fail. . The air conditioner can be adjusted to about 26 degrees.
Many people may maintain the habit of going out to exercise every day. Some people especially like to exercise when the sun is more intense. They feel that it can increase the yang energy in the body, which is good for the body. However, in summer, the sun is hot and the hot time is relatively early. It is recommended that you avoid the noon time when the sun is the strongest, and choose the cooler time of the evening to exercise.
We should also try to minimize the time we spend outdoors during the day, try to stay in a cool and ventilated place when going out, and take sun protection measures, such as using a parasol or wearing a sun hat.
For outdoor operators, it is inevitable to stay outdoors for a long time. So, it is necessary to master a few ways to escape the heat. The first is to add water scientifically and drink water in small amounts and many times. Every 15-20 minutes, add about 200 ml of water. The water temperature should not be too high, but it is best not to drink too cold, which will easily hurt the stomach. If you are already sweating a lot, add extra salt and minerals.
In addition, ice towels, alcohol wipes, and fans can be used to physically cool the body. We can use ice towels or alcohol wipes to wipe the underarms, forehead, neck, groin, etc., which can help the body cool down. If there is running water, you can also wash your wrists and other parts with water to help cool down.
Once heat stroke occurs, the consequences will be very serious, especially now that there are many high temperature days, we can't take it lightly. On sunny days, let's "stay where it's cool"! Don't forget to forward and share this article with your family and friends, and learn to escape the summer scientifically together!
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Forced to wear a bracelet for 24 hours under Beijing's home quarantine
The CCP has taken another new strategy to prevent the epidemic. People in home quarantine in Beijing are forced to wear electronic wristbands 24 hours a day and upload data every day. Citizens angrily denounced being handcuffed electronically and questioned that someone took the opportunity to make money for epidemic prevention.
On 13 and 14 July 2022, a number of Beijing residents complained online one after another that they were forced to wear electronic bracelets. These netizens said that after returning to Beijing from other places, they were quarantined at home as required by the authorities, and then they were notified of a policy update, requiring those who are quarantined at home to wear a white electronic bracelet.
Community requirements, except for bathing and charging, a bracelet must be worn 24 hours a day. The wearer also needs to download and install a special application (App) on the mobile phone, and ensure that the application is opened for more than 5 minutes every day in order to upload the monitoring data of the bracelet.
This bracelet is called "multi-sign sensing device", and its functions include body temperature measurement, heart rate monitoring, exercise monitoring, etc.
Some citizens said that the bracelet product package he received did not have "3C" certification, and the product quality could not be guaranteed, so he dared not wear it.
There are also citizens who have complained that during the quarantine period, the body temperature has been reported regularly, and antigen testing and nucleic acid testing have been carried out.
Some people denounced this as treating citizens as prisoners and forced to wear electronic shackles. Others questioned whether the government and technology companies colluded to purchase "epidemic prevention wealth" through the purchase of electronic bracelets.
A citizen asked, "Which pheasant company produced this thing, what kind of product, who paid for it, and how much?"
Under the pressure of public opinion, the staff of the Beijing Municipal Health Commission tried to distance themselves from the relationship, claiming that this "may be an epidemic prevention requirement of the local communities." There is a community response, and the electronic bracelet has been taken back.
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Xi Jinping secretly inspects Xinjiang, state media reports delay preventing suspected assassination
After being invisible for several days, General Secretary Xi Jinping of the Communist Party of China was revealed to have recently gone to Xinjiang for a secret inspection. State media rarely disclosed Xi's itinerary after a delay of at least two days.
After Xi Jinping visited Hong Kong on July 1, the CCP official media did not report his public event schedule until July 14, which once aroused outside speculation.
In the early morning of 15 July 2022, the CCP’s official media Xinhua News Agency reported on its official Weibo that from the afternoon of the 12th to the morning of the 13th, Xi Jinping inspected Xinjiang University, Urumqi International Land Port Area, and Guyuan Lane Community in Tianshan District in Urumqi, Xinjiang. , Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Museum.
Xinhua News Agency's news content is only a hundred words, but it has two text reporters and four photojournalists, and the report on Xi's trip was delayed for at least two days.
Prior to this, when Xi Jinping visited Sichuan and Wuhan on 8 and 28 June 2022, Xinhua News Agency issued a report on the second day at the latest, and when Xi visited Sichuan, relevant videos and pictures appeared on the Internet as soon as possible. During Xi Jinping's visit to Xinjiang this time, the Xinhua News Agency's report took longer.
Bloomberg News reported on 14 July 2022 that according to CCP government data, Xi Jinping did not make public appearances in state media from 1 to 14 July 2022 after his visit to Hong Kong, and his low-key appearances are often made public days after the event and these may be based on security considerations.
During Xi Jinping's visit to Xinjiang in April 2014, a serious explosion occurred in Urumqi, the capital of Xinjiang. According to the CCP’s official media report at the time, Xi Jinping emphasized during his visit to Xinjiang, “We must maintain a severe and high-pressure posture against violent terrorist activities, strike the enemy first, and attack when they show up. The force of destruction will be dealt with with an iron hand".
But on the night Xi Jinping ended his trip to Xinjiang (April 30), attackers used explosives and knives to attack the Urumqi South Railway Station, killing three people and injuring 79 others.
Xinhua reported at the time that it was a "serious case of violent terrorist attack". After the incident, Xi Jinping called for "quick detection of the case and severe punishment of the thugs".
In recent years, the CCP’s high-level approach to “governing Xinjiang with an iron fist” has been continuously exposed. Just before Xi Jinping's visit to Xinjiang this time, confidential documents about the largest concentration camps in Xinjiang were simultaneously disclosed by the BBC and other international media.
On 24 May 2018, several international media reported that hackers obtained more than 5,000 photos and internal documents from the CCP’s official database from January to July 2018, exposing the Xinjiang authorities’ violent human rights violations and mass detention of Xinjiang Uyghurs. people.
After receiving the hacked documents, Zheng Guoen, a German scholar on Xinjiang issues, provided them to major media around the world. The documents also included an internal speech by Chen Quanguo, a former Communist Party secretary in Xinjiang, in 2017, in which he allegedly ordered guards to shoot anyone who tried to escape.
Separately, Zhao Kezhi, the then minister of public security, mentioned in an internal speech in 2018 that Xi Jinping directly ordered to increase the capacity of detention centres.
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The wave of loan suspension for uncompleted buildings broke out
US media revealed that after the outbreak of a boom in China's unfinished housing buyers forcibly suspending loans, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development has urgently interviewed banks to discuss countermeasures. The China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission issued a statement saying that it will guide financial institutions to participate in risk disposal in a market-oriented manner. At the same time, a number of large banks issued intensive announcements, claiming that "risks are controllable". Experts pointed out that the real estate crisis has led to a vicious circle of interlocking links, and China's economy has become terminally ill.
Bloomberg, citing people familiar with the matter, disclosed that China's Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development met with China's financial regulators and major banks this week to discuss countermeasures amid fears that the collective loan moratorium will continue to expand and cause more homebuyers to follow suit.
While no official solution has been proposed, regulators are asking local governments and banks to report the impact of the incident as soon as possible, including affected real estate projects within their jurisdictions, the people said.
Some banks plan to tighten mortgage requirements in high-risk cities, two of the people said.
In recent years, due to the outbreak of the debt crisis of housing enterprises, a large number of buildings under construction have been suspended, resulting in a large number of owners who have paid the purchase price but have not received the house for a long time. rights. Recently, more than 200 real estate owners have issued notices that they will collectively stop paying monthly mortgage payments from banks, which has aroused great concern in public opinion.
On Thursday (14 July 2022), the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission publicly responded that the agency "highly attaches great importance" to the delayed delivery of real estate companies and will "guide financial institutions to participate in risk disposal in a market-oriented manner", and cooperate with the central bank and local governments to promote "guarantee insurance". Handing over the building, protecting people's livelihood, and maintaining stability" work goes on and on.
On the same day, more than a dozen banks such as Agricultural Bank, China Construction Bank, Industrial Bank, Bank of Communications, and Postal Savings Bank also issued intensive announcements saying that they had carried out investigations on the risk exposure of real estate enterprises and the delayed delivery of housing development projects, and announced that their own banks involved The scale of business, the balance of overdue mortgage loans for "guaranteed delivery" risk properties, etc., all emphasize that "the overall risk is controllable".
However, on the same day, rumours that Guangdong Huaxing Bank customers could not withdraw money broke out on the online social platform. Some netizens posted pictures and broke the news that there was a suspected crowd gathering at the entrance of the bank, and a bunch of police officers were standing at the entrance. It is said that Huaxing personnel disclosed that 90% of the bank's funds flowed into the real estate industry, and now it cannot be recovered.
Huaxing Bank is one of the banks that has been hit hardest by the wave of loan suspensions.
Xie Tian, a professor at the Aiken School of Business at the University of South Carolina, said in an interview with VOA that land finance was originally a major economic pillar of the Chinese government, but now the real estate industry's sales performance has basically "halved". He said: "There are 300 million to 400 million real estate units in China that are empty and cannot be sold. When the whole economy is down, many people are unemployed and have no money to buy. The decrease in demand has caused some real estate companies to start lowering prices. "
Xie Tian pointed out that it will lead to a vicious circle of interlocking links. Once real estate companies go bankrupt, many banks will also collapse. He said that at present, the phenomenon of running on village and town banks has become very common, and there are more and more incidents such as the escape of public funds, and such phenomena are related to the overall decline of China's economy.
Xie Tian said that the shrinking of China's manufacturing industry, the financial crisis and the real estate crisis have combined to make China's economic development deformed and over-reliant on real estate.
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