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Image source: Getty Images Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock’s already delivered exceptional returns, but analysts remain confident further gains are possible over the next 12-24 months. The current analysts’ consensus price target of $253.02 implies the stock’s 33% undervalued today. Forecasts span a wide range, from $140 at the bearish end (which I really don’t get) to $352 at the top, reflecting differing views on how long Nvidia can sustain its extraordinary growth rate as artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure spending matures. The earnings outlook explains much of the optimism. For the fiscal year ending this month, analysts expect earnings per share (EPS) of $4.69. This represents 56.9% year-on-year growth. Just let that sink in. On those numbers, the stock trades at around 40 times forward earnings. This is a pretty demanding valuation by almost any historical standard. However, what makes Nvidia unusual is the speed at which that valuation’s expected to compress. By January 2027, consensus EPS jumps to $7.57, implying another 61% year-on-year increase and pulling the forward price-to-earnings (P/E) down to 24.8 times. In effect, Nvidia’s investment case increasingly rests on earnings growth doing the heavy lifting, rather than further multiple expansion. If AI data centre demand, enterprise adoption, and software monetisation continue to scale as expected, today’s valuation may look far more reasonable in hindsight — though any slowdown would likely be punished sharply by the market. Is it really worth $253? For years I wouldn’t have questioned analysts from major financial institutions, but more recently I’ve learned that some of them simply aren’t much cop. So what do the headline figures tell us about this stock? Well, at $253, the stock would be trading around 53 times forward earnings. And the price-to-earnings-to-growth (PEG) ratio would move from around 1.06 to 1.4, bringing it closer in line with the industry average. However, the information technolo...

'I'll be PM this time next year,' Starmer tells BBC 7 minutes ago Share Save Laura Kuenssberg , Presenter, Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg and Thomas Mackintosh Share Save Watch: Chopping and changing of leadership 'not in our national interest', says Starmer Sir Keir Starmer has dismissed concerns about his leadership and said he will still be prime minister this time next year. In an exclusive interview with the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg, the prime minister said he believes forthcoming elections in Scotland, Wales and England in May are not a "referendum" on his government. His comments come after a difficult 2025 for Sir Keir, who has been battling slowing economic growth, poor poll ratings and speculation he could face a leadership challenge. In his recent New Year's Day message, the PM promised to "defeat the decline and division offered by others" and insisted 2026 would see people feel "positive change" in their lives. Speaking to the BBC, Sir Keir said: "I was elected in 2024 with a five-year mandate to change the country, and that's what I intend to do, to be faithful to that mandate. "And I will be judged, and I know I'll be judged, when we get to the next election, on whether I've delivered on the key things that matter most to people." Parliament returns from the Christmas recess on Monday and the prime minister is set to hold his first Cabinet meeting of 2026 the following day. He is expected to tell ministers: "I know families across the country are still worried about the cost of living. "There will be no let-up in our fight to make life better for them." In his interview with the BBC, the prime minister vowed to stand firm in his leadership. "Under the last government, we saw constant chopping and changing of leadership, of teams, it caused utter chaos, utter chaos, and it's amongst the reasons that the Tories were booted out so effectively at the last election," Sir Keir said. "Nobody wants to go back to that. It's not in our national interest...

财联社1月4日讯，外交部发言人就美国强行控制委内瑞拉总统马杜罗夫妇答记者问。 问： 据报道，1月3日，美国派兵强行控制委内瑞拉总统马杜罗夫妇并移送出境。多国政府发声对此表示反对。中方对此有何评论？ 答： 中方对美方强行控制马杜罗总统夫妇并移送出境表示严重关切，美方行径明显违反国际法和国际关系基本准则，违反《联合国宪章》宗旨和原则。中方呼吁美方确保马杜罗总统夫妇人身安全，立即释放马杜罗总统和夫人，停止颠覆委内瑞拉政权，通过对话谈判解决问题。

财联社1月4日讯（编辑 刘蕊） 尽管美股在去年全年表现强劲，但去年年末，美股却意外表现“拉胯”，华尔街交易员们此前一直翘首以盼的“圣诞老人行情”未能如期而至。 如果以史为鉴，这对于今年的美股行情来说，可能是个“不祥之兆”。 美股去年底走弱或是不祥之兆？ 去年全年，标普500指数累计上涨了16%，但该指数在年末的最后五个交易日却出现了负收益，累计下跌0.86%。 这样的情况在过去的历史中并不常见，因为美股在年底通常会迎来所谓“圣诞老人行情”。据统计,在过去75年里，美股在每年最后五个交易日出现下跌的情况进出现过17次，占总次数的22%。 据LPL金融公司的报告称，这可能意味着美股在接下来的一年表现将不尽如人意。 该公司的分析显示，从1950年开始计算，一旦标普500指数在年底前最后五个交易日走弱，那么接下来的次年1月以及接下来的一整年里，美股都大概率会下跌。 报告称：“当（年末）市场行情向好时，标普500指数在次年1月份的平均涨幅为1.4%，全年的平均涨幅高达10.4%。相反，当该指数在此期间（年末）下跌，次年1月份的行情为平均下跌0.1%，而次年去年的平均跌幅则为6.1%。” 历史“规律”并非铁证 不过，尽管历史数据呈现这样的规律，但投资者仍需记住，LPL金融公司的分析完全是基于技术层面的，它并未考虑市场的基本驱动因素，所以过去的历史情况并不能保证未来的结果。 比如， 最近两年的行情其实就正巧与LPL所推断出的行情表现相悖 ：标普500指数在2023年和2024年的年终最后一周也都出现了负收益，而随后的两年，美股都取得了强劲的回报。 “季节性趋势反映的是历史趋势，而非保证。”该公司表示，“它们并未考虑诸如企业盈利、货币政策和财政政策的变化，或者经济状况等基本面因素。”

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自爆出将离开Meta的消息后，杨立昆（Yann LeCun）的日程安排得极其紧凑。“这基本上迫使我们加快了日程，”他说。报道出炉后，法国总统马克龙给他发了一条WhatsApp消息。杨立昆不愿透露总统具体说了什么，但暗示总统对这家新的“全球性”公司将与法国保持紧密联系感到高兴。 杨立昆不会担任该公司的首席执行官，而是执行董事长，这让他能拥有与在Meta时相同的研究自由。 报道称，杨立昆的新公司名为先进机器智能实验室（Advanced Machine Intelligence Labs），将由法国医疗人工智能初创公司Nabla的联合创始人兼首席执行官亚历克斯·勒布伦（Alex LeBrun）领导。 “我是一名科学家，一个有远见的人。我能激励人们去研究有趣的事物。我很擅长判断哪种技术可行、哪种不可行。但我做不了首席执行官，”杨立昆说，“我既太缺乏条理，而且也年纪太大了！” 数十年来，他一直在潜心构思如何让机器具备这样的智能。他也毫不讳言自己对大型语言模型的质疑态度，硅谷当下正痴迷于这类模型，认为它们有望实现超越人类的智能，但在他看来，大型语言模型虽有实用价值，其本质却受限于语言载体，存在根本性局限。要实现媲美人类的智能水平，机器还必须理解现实物理世界的运行规律。 为达成这一目标，他提出了一套解决方案——基于V-JEPA架构的“世界模型”。这类模型不依赖语言文本，而是通过学习视频和空间数据来理解物理世界，同时具备规划、推理和长效记忆的能力。杨立昆将这种智能形态命名为高级机器智能（AMI）。 杨立昆于1960年出生，在巴黎郊区长大，从小就对人类智能的起源问题充满好奇。 正是他八、九岁时观看的电影《2001太空漫游》（2001：A Space Odyssey），为他指明了如今的道路。他比划着，形容当时自己的思想受到了极大震撼。 杨立昆的父亲是一名航空工程师，同时也是个“业余发明家”，正是父亲培养了他动手制作、捣鼓各类物件的爱好。从小到大，他热衷于组装飞机模型，还吹奏木管乐器，比如竖笛，以及一种名为克鲁姆管的“古怪的文艺复兴时期乐器”——他曾加入一支文艺复兴舞曲乐队，演奏这种乐器。 他表示，曾经有一位老师认为他数学太差，不适合在大学里学习数学，于是他决定攻读工程学。 上世纪80年代，杨立昆就读于巴黎高等电子与电工技术工程师学院。正是在求学期间，他读到一本探讨“先天与后天”之争的著...

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England's promising start to the fifth Ashes Test against Australia was curtailed by bad light and rain on the opening day in Sydney. Joe Root and Harry Brook had taken the tourists to 211-3 when the weather arrived to wipe out the evening session at the Sydney Cricket Ground. The fourth-wicket pair added an unbroken 154, England's highest partnership of a series in which they are 3-1 down. After captain Ben Stokes won the toss for the fourth time on the tour, England were in danger of wasting some friendly batting conditions when they slipped to 57-3. Ben Duckett was caught behind off Mitchell Starc for a breezy 27, Zak Crawley played all around Michael Neser to be lbw for 16 and Jacob Bethell needlessly poked at Scott Boland on 10. The visitors had lost two wickets for six runs and Root and Brook were both on nought, only for England's best two batters to combine. Root was sublime for his 72 not out and has the opportunity for his second hundred in this country. Brook, on 78, is closing in on his first Ashes hundred in his 10th Test against Australia. Bar the opening burst, when they claimed three wickets in the first 13 overs, the hosts were wayward with the ball. In omitting Todd Murphy, Australia opted against selecting a specialist spinner in a Sydney Test for the first time since 1888. Bad light stopped play at 14:55 local time, with showers then blowing in and out. Despite dry weather and improved light, play was frustratingly abandoned two hours later with half of the day's 90 overs left unbowled.

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国家卫生健康委联合工业和信息化部、国家知识产权局、国家医保局、国家药监局等部门组织专家对国内专利即将到期及临床供应短缺（竞争不充分）的药品进行遴选论证，制定了《第四批鼓励仿制药品目录》。第四批目录收录21个品种、47个品规。主要有三个特点：结合临床需求和疾病负担遴选适宜药品；提升治疗依从性；保障研发生产可行性。第四批目录继续以患者治疗需求为导向，补短板、强弱项。针对我国企业研发薄弱环节，优先收录新靶点、新作用机制产品。如缓解血液透析患者慢性肾病相关中重度瘙痒的地非法林；4个境内未上市放射性药品，涵盖治疗、诊断和定位用药。

格隆汇1月4日｜据国家移民管理局通报，今年元旦假期全国边检机关共计保障661.5万人次中外人员出入境，日均220.5万人次，较去年同期增长28.6%；单日出入境通关最高峰出现在1月1日，达226.5万人次。

美方行径明显违反国际法和国际关系基本准则，违反《联合国宪章》宗旨和原则 外交部发言人就美国强行控制委内瑞拉总统马杜罗夫妇答记者问。图：外交部网站 【财新网】 外交部发言人就美国强行控制委内瑞拉总统马杜罗夫妇答记者问。 问：据报道，1月3日，美国派兵强行控制委内瑞拉总统马杜罗夫妇并移送出境。多国政府发声对此表示反对。中方对此有何评论？

Initial public offerings (IPOs) in mainland China nearly doubled in 2025 from a year earlier after the securities regulator rolled back curbs on new listings and resumed approvals for pre-profit technology companies, in line with Beijing’s drive to replace imported tech products with home-grown alternatives. A total of 115 companies raised a combined 128 billion yuan (US$18.3 billion) from IPOs on the Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing exchanges this year, according to Bloomberg data. That eclipsed the 67.4 billion yuan in 2024, when the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) slowed down approvals of new offerings and tightened the scrutiny of applicants to bolster confidence in the stock market. Advertisement Several high-profile offerings followed the regulatory relaxation. Moore Threads Technology and MetaX Integrated Circuits – two Chinese graphics processing unit (GPU) developers seen as challengers to Nvidia – completed first-time stock sales in Shanghai. The rebound in mainland China IPOs coincided with a listings boom in Hong Kong , where demand was revived by offerings of leading Chinese companies that have dominant positions in their industries. Advertisement “We saw a bunch of policies in 2025 that encouraged IPOs, and the pace of new share sales is expected to accelerate in 2026,” said Wang Zhengzhi, an analyst at Guotai Haitong Securities. “Further reforms will be pushed forward and that will boost the inclusiveness of the multilayer capital markets.”

A tourist couple from South Asia left their babies with a park guard in China to enjoy themselves, and locals instantly swooped in to calm them and change a nappy. On December 22, a social media user known as “No Cilantro” shared the story from Qianling Mountain Park in Guiyang, in southwestern China’s Guizhou province. The century-old park is famous for its sweeping mountain views and abundant wildlife, especially its naughty monkeys that love to interact with people. Advertisement In her post, No Cilantro said the man was Pakistani and guessed the couple were in their late 20s or early 30s. The Pakistani couple hold their two babies wrapped in blankets. Photo: Douyin Their babies lay in the strollers wearing pink hats and snug little blankets, round-cheeked and adorable.

James Mishreki started as a professional poker player before turning to health tech. James Mishreki suffered from acne as a teenager growing up in Northumberland. A debilitating period which dented his confidence, he was nicknamed ‘pizza face’ for a year as he went through NHS treatments. It then returned in his 20s and led to another round of medications. When it came to the entrepreneur co-founding dermatology service Skin + Me in 2018, Mishreki “knew how badly people wanted to get rid of acne”. In four years, the British firm, which provides skin treatment on prescription-grade subscriptions, accrued near £40m revenues since launch in 2020. “I became fascinated in the skincare industry, this £140bn industry with 55% customer dissatisfaction,” he says. “I knew what it was like to go through the acne journey and it’s not like you can talk to your dermatologist on a regular basis.” Read More: We made 25 jars at a time - now our business boasts a world's best marmalade We first talk through Mishreki’s early career, which comprised two years of playing poker professionally after completing his marketing management studies at Northumbria University in 2008. Having tinkered with a few web-based startups, co-founding retail intelligence outfit Competitive Monitor led to him quitting poker full-time to join the booming e-commerce sector. An idea was forged on scraping websites which could index and package to customers including John Lewis, which would use its information software to keep tabs on rivals’ pricing. The Skin + Me co-founder has a unique philosophy on 'rejection training'. For a long period Mishreki paid himself £500 per month, but as one of the first movers the company didn’t double down on being enterprise first or raising private equity. “We ended up competing with bedroom operators in Russia and being undercut on price,” he admits. After successfully exiting in 2018, Mishreki worked with co-founder Philip Wilkinson in setting up a personalised skincare re...

Brigitte Bardot inspired many fantasies, from the wanton, panting reveries of assorted French auteurs in the 1950s and 60s, to the perky-nippled bust created in 1969 as a model for Marianne, the embodiment of the French Republic itself. With her death on 28 December, another more contemporary Bardot illusion was shattered. The singer Chappell Roan, responding to Bardot’s passing at 91, posted a photo of the actor in her beehived prime on Instagram, saying she had inspired her song Red Wine Supernova and writing": “Rest in peace Ms Bardot.” The following day, the post was hastily deleted. “Holy shit,” Roan wrote on her Instagram Stories, “I did not know all that insane shit Ms. Bardot stood for obvs I do not condone this. very disappointing to learn.” Which insane shit, Roan didn’t specify, but in truth there is plenty to choose from. The iconic mid-century image of the actor may have remained frozen in time for some, but in the real world, the persona of Bardot had long since curdled into something much uglier. View image in fullscreen Brigitte Bardot in A Very Private Affair, 1962. Photograph: Everett Collection Inc/Alamy Later-life Bardot was a passionate defender of animal rights, true, but she was also a committed, enthusiastic racist, who wrote of Muslims: “They slaughter women and children, our monks, our civil servants, our tourists and our sheep, one day they’ll slaughter us, and we’ll have deserved it.” Elsewhere, she wrote: “Illegal immigrants … desecrate and storm our churches, transforming them into human pigsties, defecating behind the altar, urinating against the columns, spreading their nauseating stench beneath the sacred vaults of the choir.” These views didn’t just get Bardot “cancelled”, in the modern parlance – they saw her convicted of incitement to racial hatred, five times. She also referred to gay people as “fairground freaks” and denounced #MeToo victims as “hypocritical, ridiculous, and pointless”. And yet, after her death, France’s preside...

Please note, this piece absolutely includes spoilers for Cruel Intentions, a film made 26 years ago. Do read on I love spoiling the plot for myself. It’s something I do fairly regularly. Before watching a film, I tend to open Wikipedia and read the entire plot synopsis. If every episode of a series has been uploaded to a streamer, I often open the last episode, watch the final five minutes, close it and then start from the beginning. I did as such when the final season of Top Boy dropped in the autumn of 2023. When I tweeted about it from my now-deleted X account, I drew a range of bewildered and outraged responses, including from the official Top Boy Netflix account . I’m sure you also probably think I’m a sociopath, a philistine or stubbornly impatient (the latter has some truth). But the fact is, sometimes spoilers relieve a sense of burden – that you might have to stick out some film or TV show with this uncertainty hanging over you, this itch to just know who gets snuffed out or who did the snuffing. Isn’t that the point of watching something, I hear you say. Well, yes. But frankly, I’m not willing to put that effort into every bit of media I consume – particularly in the streaming age where there is such a constant abundance of things to watch, all of it varying in quality, and the pay-off is not always guaranteed. Jason Okundaye is an assistant opinion editor at the Guardian and the author of Revolutionary Acts Continue reading...

I am in my 80s and an old friend has several health issues. She will probably die in the not too distant future due to the inoperable cancer she has been aware of for some years. She has two adult children, with domestic and career problems of their own, but she sees them frequently, and I know them both. Some time ago, talking to her about a mutual friend with dementia, I said if I were diagnosed with it, I would want to end my life while I was still me. She asked how I would do that, and has brought up the subject once or twice since. I was afraid she would ask me to help her end her own life. While I could not bear to see her suffer (her cancer does not currently cause her pain), I’m not sure I would have the strength to do this. She recently showed me a pill bottle, which she said contained her way out. She was prescribed these tablets and warned not to exceed the dose, as that would prove fatal. She said knowing they are there means she can cope with life with debilitating conditions. When I told another friend about this, she said I should speak to her doctor and/or her sons, as she sounded clinically depressed. I didn’t do anything – who wouldn’t be depressed by being housebound, with limited mobility and terminal cancer? And my inclination is to continue to say and do nothing. I realise this means I will have to keep the secret should she use the tablets. But she trusts me, and talks to me in a way she doesn’t to her sons and her siblings. Do you think I should continue to keep her confidence? I’m sorry to hear about your friend. I must point out that you cannot help her end her own life as that would be a criminal offence. So I’m glad she hasn’t asked you to do that. I went to clinical psychologist, psychotherapist and CEO of Tavistock Relationships Andrew Balfour. He is also the author of Life and Death: Our Relationship With Ageing, Dementia and Other Fates of Time, and we had a very long chat about your letter. He thought there was a great deal of “anxie...

The cooking is refreshingly light, delicate and, you might even say, wholesome If you find yourself ice-skating at Somerset House in central London over the next week or so (and hurry: you’ve got only until 11 January before it closes), then first please accept my commiserations. Second, please also note that the Chinese restaurant Poon’s , by Amy Poon , scion of the Poon’s restaurant dynasty, recently rooted itself in the New Wing. Ice-skating itself I have nothing against, but we can all agree that these slippery yuletide stampedes on temporary rinks are the polar opposite of festive, so surely it would be far better to be hiding indoors in the warmth with a round of prawn wontons, a bowl of nourishing “magic soup”, or some wind-dried meat claypot rice. Plus, when the weather outside is frightful, the decor in Poon’s is utterly delightful. So gorgeous, in fact, that within two minutes of entering this dusky, muted salmon-pink, twinkly peach, womb-like space, I found myself asking for the name and brand of the paint shade, because it felt instinctively one that, if applied to my own walls at home, would solve many existential problems. Continue reading...

Life’s to short to … use a smartphone Rutger Bregman, author View image in fullscreen Photograph: Roberto Ricciuti/Getty Images For years, I told myself I could manage my smartphone use. I tried the usual tricks: switching off notifications, deleting addictive apps, moving icons around, greyscale mode. None of it worked. Without notifications, I just checked more to see if something had happened. When I deleted apps, I used the browser instead. And when I deleted that … I would eventually reinstall everything in a weak moment. (Which usually meant spending even more time on my phone as I had to log in everywhere again.) It slowly dawned on me that, vis-a-vis the smartphone, we cannot pretend to be fully rational adults with free will. I was addicted, of course. And if a system is designed to hijack your attention, the solution isn’t more heroic self-discipline. Ideally, big tech would be regulated: dopamine taxes, limits on algorithmic addictiveness, the whole package. But until that world exists, I needed a personal version of structural change: parental controls. So I deleted the addictive apps again, marched over to my wife, and asked her to set a passcode. And crucially, I asked her to block the browser, too. That sounds extreme for many, but it’s the key step. Of course, I kept the useful non-addictive apps such as Maps and Photos, but removed all the infinite-scroll dopamine traps. The feeling of liberation was … shocking. In the first days, I constantly grabbed my phone out of habit, only to stare at a device that couldn’t give me the sugar hit my brain was expecting. And slowly but surely, the compulsive urge weakened. I still relapse sometimes. When I need to update apps, my wife temporarily removes the block, and occasionally forgets to put it back. Within days I’ll find – with a mix of shame and fascination – that all the old addictive stuff has somehow found its way back on to my phone. It may sound slightly pathetic to outsource your willpower to your s...

格隆汇1月4日｜据央视，外交部发言人就美国强行控制委内瑞拉总统马杜罗夫妇答记者问。问：据报道，1月3日，美国派兵强行控制委内瑞拉总统马杜罗夫妇并移送出境。多国政府发声对此表示反对。中方对此有何评论？答：中方对美方强行控制马杜罗总统夫妇并移送出境表示严重关切，美方行径明显违反国际法和国际关系基本准则，违反《联合国宪章》宗旨和原则。中方呼吁美方确保马杜罗总统夫妇人身安全，立即释放马杜罗总统和夫人，停止颠覆委内瑞拉政权，通过对话谈判解决问题。

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自爆出将离开Meta的消息后，杨立昆（Yann LeCun）的日程安排得极其紧凑。“这基本上迫使我们加快了日程，”他说。报道出炉后，法国总统马克龙给他发了一条WhatsApp消息。杨立昆不愿透露总统具体说了什么，但暗示总统对这家新的“全球性”公司将与法国保持紧密联系感到高兴。 杨立昆不会担任该公司的首席执行官，而是执行董事长，这让他能拥有与在Meta时相同的研究自由。 报道称，杨立昆的新公司名为先进机器智能实验室（Advanced Machine Intelligence Labs），将由法国医疗人工智能初创公司Nabla的联合创始人兼首席执行官亚历克斯·勒布伦（Alex LeBrun）领导。 “我是一名科学家，一个有远见的人。我能激励人们去研究有趣的事物。我很擅长判断哪种技术可行、哪种不可行。但我做不了首席执行官，”杨立昆说，“我既太缺乏条理，而且也年纪太大了！” 数十年来，他一直在潜心构思如何让机器具备这样的智能。他也毫不讳言自己对大型语言模型的质疑态度，硅谷当下正痴迷于这类模型，认为它们有望实现超越人类的智能，但在他看来，大型语言模型虽有实用价值，其本质却受限于语言载体，存在根本性局限。要实现媲美人类的智能水平，机器还必须理解现实物理世界的运行规律。 为达成这一目标，他提出了一套解决方案——基于V-JEPA架构的“世界模型”。这类模型不依赖语言文本，而是通过学习视频和空间数据来理解物理世界，同时具备规划、推理和长效记忆的能力。杨立昆将这种智能形态命名为高级机器智能（AMI）。 杨立昆于1960年出生，在巴黎郊区长大，从小就对人类智能的起源问题充满好奇。 正是他八、九岁时观看的电影《2001太空漫游》（2001：A Space Odyssey），为他指明了如今的道路。他比划着，形容当时自己的思想受到了极大震撼。 杨立昆的父亲是一名航空工程师，同时也是个“业余发明家”，正是父亲培养了他动手制作、捣鼓各类物件的爱好。从小到大，他热衷于组装飞机模型，还吹奏木管乐器，比如竖笛，以及一种名为克鲁姆管的“古怪的文艺复兴时期乐器”——他曾加入一支文艺复兴舞曲乐队，演奏这种乐器。 他表示，曾经有一位老师认为他数学太差，不适合在大学里学习数学，于是他决定攻读工程学。 上世纪80年代，杨立昆就读于巴黎高等电子与电工技术工程师学院。正是在求学期间，他读到一本探讨“先天与后天”之争的著...

韩国总统李在明（右）和夫人金惠景星期天（1月4日）上午在首尔城南空军基地搭乘专机飞赴北京，开启四天访华行程。 （法新社） 韩国总统李在明抵达北京，开启就任后的首次访华行程。 据中国央视新闻和新华社报道，李在明星期天（1月4日）下午乘机抵达北京首都国际机场，开启为期四天的访华行程。 应中国国家主席习近平邀请，李在明1月4日至7日对中国进行国事访问。这是李在明就任韩国总统后首次访华，也是韩国总统时隔六年再次访华。 李在明赴北京访问前接受中国官媒央视专访时说，韩国与中国的关系至关重要，同时重申在台湾问题上“尊重一个中国”的立场。 据韩联社早前报道，包括三星电子、SK集团、LG集团和现代汽车四大巨企掌门人在内的200多名韩国企业家组成经济代表团，随同李在明访华。中韩预计将讨论在供应链投资、数字经济、环境与气候变化、人文交流、旅游及打击跨国犯罪等领域的务实合作。 韩国《朝鲜日报》报道，当前仅12.9%韩国人受访时表示“对中国友好”，对比2015年的光复70周年国民意识调查中的23.1%好感度，跌幅近半。 台湾《联合报》引述国安人士分析称，为阻止韩国在印太扮演更积极角色，北京将在这次“习李会”定调韩国为“战略伙伴”，以削弱美韩日同盟，或印太民主国家形成的民主同盟。

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