The data show that, during the five-year period, all ideal car owners spent a total of 144 million kilometres, of which the fuel-driven mileage was 7229 kilometres, an increase of 147 per cent over the average day, and an increase of 372 per cent over the five-year period last year due to the surge in ideal car owners;

At the same time, the ideal caravan assembles 368 cities, the oldest of which are all-rounded, Hangzhou and Shanghai.

Of these 144 million kilometres, the ideal AD-assisted driving distance is 1.64 million kilometres, or 11 per cent, of which more than 36 per cent of users are ideally using auxiliary driving force, while the ideal L-type vehicle is used by nearly 53 per cent of users.

In addition, the use of the ideal sweat sweat mileage is more than 7.8 million kilometres, an increase of 186 per cent over time, and over 69,000 users use navigation aids to drive out.

As an intelligent vehicle, the ideal vehicle also received 15.58 million valid instructions during the holiday period, 36 per cent of which were issued for passengers and were used mostly for navigation, vehicle control and music;

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On 26 September, the first day after the dissolution of the INTO1, WWF launched six language initiatives, calling for the formation of professional brokers, rejection of all bundles, balancing of studies and work. It was also mentioned that the artistes themselves, through their tireless efforts, received a breaker from two top-level artistic institutions in the country, “to request the company team to prohibit forced disincentives against their own will, subject to respect for their own life plans”.

According to the relevant blast, the University was not allowed to attend (two in the North) and was removed from the divide.

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In order to relieve young people of their worries about childbirth, at the end of last year, many places announced the revision of family planning regulations, the extension of maternity leave, the improvement of maternity welfare and the improvement of childcare services. A series of supporting policies and measures to improve the birth of three children also appeared in the work reports of local governments released by many provinces at the beginning of this year.

On March 5, Premier Li Keqiang made it clear in his government work report that it is necessary to “improve the supporting measures of the three child fertility policy” and “reduce the burden” for childbearing families - include the care expenses of infants and young children under the age of 3 into the special additional deduction of personal income tax, develop inclusive care services and reduce the burden of family rearing.

Birth support policies should be universal and fair

China has more than 1.4 billion people, and the pressure of population size and the challenge of population structure coexist. According to the Bulletin released by the National Bureau of statistics on February 28 this year, at the end of 2021, the national population was 1.416 billion, the annual birth population was 10.62 million, and the birth rate was 7.52 ‰; The new population in China was only 480000, the lowest in nearly 60 years.

At the two sessions of the National People’s Congress last year, Zheng Gongcheng, deputy to the National People’s Congress, President of China Social Security Society and professor of Renmin University of China, proposed that the era of young children and aging has come, and proposed that China’s total fertility rate has fallen below the warning line: the average household population is less than three.

“To improve the supporting measures of the three child fertility policy, we should go beyond three children to talk about three children.” Zheng Gongcheng told Zhongqing daily zhongqing.com that if people do not want to have a child, it is impossible to formulate support policies for three children. He believes that the formulation of policies to support three child childbirth should start from the needs of all children and parents.

In response to the declining fertility rate, Zheng Gongcheng believes that improving the fertility rate requires precise policies and attention to the inclusiveness of policies. “The parenting services and childcare services for school-age children must be public welfare or even free.” He said that the state should fully meet the growth needs of every child, whether it is a child of a rich family, a child of a poor family, or a child of three.

Zhong Maochu, member of the National Committee of the Chinese people’s Political Consultative Conference and professor of the Institute of economics of Nankai University, is also very concerned about the inclusive nature of the fertility support policy. “Only a small number of people can not actually enjoy the benefits brought by the policy”. At present, there are different policies around the country, which does not reflect the national consistent inclusive fertility policy, which will make the less developed areas and low-income groups bear a higher proportion of population fertility costs and labor fertility costs.

He believes that the implementation of the inclusive personal income tax adjustment policy is a more feasible method. For the cost of childbirth, upbringing and education of one child, two child and three child, those whose income exceeds the threshold shall be included in the special additional deduction scope of individual income tax; For those whose income does not reach the threshold, the “negative tax” policy will be implemented and corresponding maternity subsidies will be issued to them.

Meanwhile, in view of the current regional differences in fertility support policy, Zhong Maochu suggested that the pilot fertility awards should be unified into the personal income tax management system, which is convenient for the national unified policy, unified standard and unified management. “It can avoid the differentiated policy formed by the financial differences, the differences between urban and rural areas and registered residence”.

The heavy financial burden makes young people want to live but dare not

Why on earth are young people reluctant to have children? At the end of last year, the research group of Tianjin Academy of Social Sciences (hereinafter referred to as the “research group”) found that the ideal number of children in the minds of school-age youth groups is significantly higher than the actual number of children. In short, young people want to have children but dare not.

Liu Zhisong, director of the Law Research Institute of Tianjin Academy of Social Sciences, analyzed that the reproductive intention of school-age youth has not been fully transformed into reproductive behavior, which is caused by various pressures. The survey found that only 16.7% of the families who had given birth to one child planned to have two children; Only 8.9% of the families that have given birth to two children still intend to have three children. “Obviously, these parents have experienced the pressure of all aspects of life by raising their first child.” Liu Zhisong said that they no longer choose to have two or three children, mainly because of lack of energy, high work pressure and heavy economic burden. In addition, there are some young people who do not intend to have children at all.

In order to help young parents reduce their financial burden, many deputies and members of the national two sessions put forward suggestions. Li Jian, member of the National Committee of the Chinese people’s Political Consultative Conference and Dean of the school of Humanities and social sciences of Beijing University of technology, believes that among the many economic factors affecting fertility willingness, the three main reasons are: high housing costs in economically developed areas; After the child is born, due to the lack of public services, the parenting burden before entering the kindergarten is too heavy; The cost of children’s out of school education is too high.

Obviously, families with three children have higher requirements for family housing area. Li Jian suggested to further increase the construction of affordable housing. In economically developed areas with high house prices, increase the supply of housing with common property rights and reduce the cost of house purchase; Increase the supply of rental housing, provide a sufficient number of rental housing, and provide short-term rental housing for young people who can’t afford housing.

Wang Mengmeng, deputy to the National People’s Congress and Secretary of the general Party branch of Jiuzi village, Dingyuan, Chuzhou, Anhui Province, was pleased to see that his proposal to “increase tax relief support for young parents raising children and include the care expenses of infants and young children under the age of 3 into the special additional deduction of personal income tax” was written into the government work report. She said that high house prices have brought great pressure to young parents. She suggested improving the affordable rental housing policy for new urban citizens, exploring and formulating the support mechanism of youth house purchase policy, and reducing the economic burden of youth childbirth.

Zheng Gongcheng suggested that the child allowance system can be adopted to reduce the economic burden of family parenting. Zhong Maochu believes that this kind of economic assistance policy should pay attention to the whole process of childbirth, upbringing and education from birth to adulthood at the age of 18. Those who raise minor children aged 0-18 can be deducted from individual income tax or granted subsidies at the level of 1000 yuan per person per month. He believes that in the medium and short term, the consumption effect brought by maternity subsidies can make up for this fiscal expenditure; In the medium and long term, the demographic dividend far exceeds this fiscal expenditure.

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One morning in late 2021, Brian Chesky sat at his home in San Francisco, wearing a loose blue T-shirt and a pair of black glasses. His golden retriever strolled lazily around the room. This is a minimalist room decorated with works of art and books, much like airbnb’s “super landlord” B & B.

This year, he was 40 years old. From starting from scratch to building a business empire, Chesky can be said to be a pioneer in the hospitality industry. Airbnb he founded is also the ancestor of online short rent. Like many successful entrepreneurs, Chesky’s experience is also legendary.

The beauty of travel: he realized that there was a bigger world

Chesky grew up in Niskayuna, a suburb in northern New York. His parents are social workers. They spend most of their time looking for shelter for the poorest people in the community, so Chesky’s childhood is not extravagant. Most of his childhood happiness was spent in ice hockey games or in the afternoon at the Albany Ross gates mall. In his memory, there was “a small world isolated from the world and free to run” and “endless entertainment”.

Almost every year, parents take Chesky and their sister to an annual meeting. “Hotels and flights are prepaid,” Chesky recalls. “So we basically turn the meeting into a family vacation.”

At the age of 7, the annual meeting was held in St. Louis. At this time, Chesky had shown great interest in art and design. He explored the city with his family and re imagined its architecture, streets and layout. Various structures were generated in Chesky’s mind, which stimulated his creativity and imagination.

Chesky said that travel is one of his “best memories in the process of growing up”, and how to have a good accommodation experience during travel has become his biggest discovery during travel. “That’s when I realized there was a bigger world.”

Business awareness awakening: resolutely commit to entrepreneurship

Chesky was lucky. He found his interests and talents at a very young age. When he grew up, Chesky majored in industrial design at the Rhode Island School of design, where he met one of the most important partners in his life - his friend and college roommate Joe gebbia, who will also be the co-founder of airbnb in the future.

At that time, Chesky and gebia were the heads of the school ice hockey club and basketball club respectively. Chesky is interested in studying ways to boost the club. This is the first time he has experienced the feeling of running a company. Perhaps at this time, Chesky’s leadership is quietly budding.

“Challenges can’t be fun.” Chesky once mentioned that this sentence in one book had a deep impact on him, and he did.

Chesky and gebia were assigned to a health and beauty equipment company while participating in the school’s student internship program. Their internship task was to design a new hair dryer, but they saw a bigger and more interesting “business opportunity”. They designed a “soap shirt” that people can wear to take a bath. Chesky was also eager to redefine the company’s strategy. Of course, the executives finally rejected his proposal.

After graduating from college, Chesky entered a small design company called 3did in Los Angeles. Once, Chesky cooperated with other designers to make an ultra sanitary sealed toilet seat. Although this product did not stand out in the market competition, it gave Chesky a new idea.

“Why should I make products for designers? I have so many ideas that I just need to seize one opportunity.” Chesky’s business awareness is completely awakened at this moment.

At this time, he received a letter from gebia, who invited him to go to San Francisco to start a business together. Although the business has not been forgotten, Chesky resolutely quit his job. That determination is as unexplainable as the mission.

Air cushion bed and Breakfast: early home stay test ox knife

In 2007, Chesky and gebia couldn’t make ends meet because they started a business and soon couldn’t afford the rent. Just then, a designer conference was held in San Francisco, and the supply of hotels was in short supply. So they came up with an idea to rent out their apartment. They put three air cushioned beds in the apartment, rent them for $80 a night, and provide breakfast the next day. They call the service “air bed and Breakfast” (airbnb).

Although the interior of the apartment is simple, it has become the first house source of airbnb and ushered in the first guest. Chesky believes that tourists living in hotels can not feel the local customs. Choosing to live in apartments or lively residential areas can increase the sense of experience.

Today, home stay has become a hot industry. From this point of view, Chesky has a strong forward-looking thinking.

In 2008, a young man named Nathan blecharczyk joined Chesky and gebia’s team. Brechachick has just graduated from the computer science department of Harvard University and is responsible for the technical support of the company. Gebia is responsible for website design, and Chesky is the CEO.

Three young people in their 20s started their business. That year, the trio officially launched airbnb business. Their slogan was “book a home stay, not a hotel”.

User experience upgrade: win regional competition with investors

The three of them work hard, airbed and breakfast Com finally went online. A necessary condition for a start-up to survive is to have sufficient financial support. Their friends have been helping to find investors, but of the seven investors they found, two never replied and five sent rejection emails.

The company was unsustainable and even needed to sell cereal for some time to maintain its operation. Fortunately, the three Chesky people moved the founders of the well-known y combinator business incubator with their firm faith