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The Chinese Football Association (CFA) has dismissed head coach Ivanković after the team failed to qualify for the 2026 World Cup. The move, effective June 14th, was triggered by performance-based contract clauses. The departure is amicable, with no penalties incurred by either party. The CFA will now search for a new coach, potentially fielding a temporary staff for the upcoming East Asian Cup, amid a candid assessment of the team’s declining status.

Xiaomi’s China Marketing GM, Wang Teng, surprisingly visited a Huawei store in Luoyang to examine the new Pura 80 series. This unexpected move occurred during a store inspection and was captured in photos, sparking online discussion and perceived corporate sportsmanship.

A family’s financial loss, initially suspected as account compromise, was revealed to be a teen’s scheme involving ride-sharing and an online marketplace. The daughter used her mother’s account to order rides, then received payment from riders through a secondary platform. This sparked debate on the broad range of services offered by such platforms, including the potential for misuse and the need for stronger security protocols.

In a speech at Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, New Oriental’s Yu Minhong defended entrepreneurs, distinguishing them from unscrupulous merchants. He cited successes like Liu Qiangdong, Dong Mingzhu, and others, emphasizing their drive to build a better world, not simply accumulate wealth. He also discussed the challenges faced by entrepreneurs highlighting his influence and mentorship, as demonstrated by many former associates establishing their own ventures.

Meituan has delivered its 1 millionth smart helmet, showcasing its dedication to rider safety and operational efficiency. The helmets feature voice interaction, fall detection, weather alerts, and AI-powered route optimization. This technology aims to minimize distractions, expedite accident response, and improve delivery logistics. The program has continuously evolved since 2020, with recent iterations focusing on rider comfort and safety.

The divorce of Chinese entrepreneurs Li Guoqing and Yu Yu, finalized in 2023, has garnered significant public attention. The couple, married since 1996, have finalized their asset division. Despite the divorce, they remain connected through 13 companies, with Li linked to 28 and Yu to 25 businesses.

The Jiangsu Super Football League’s popularity is driving significant e-commerce growth. Fueled by the mantra “First for the game, fourteenth for friendship,” the league has spurred demand for merchandise like jerseys and fan-created items, leading to increased sales on Douyin E-commerce. Local food specialties are also benefiting. A partnership with Jiangsu Culture and Tourism will further leverage trending topics, promoting local culture and merchandise during the 618 shopping festival, demonstrating the event’s positive economic impact.

As the 618 shopping festival heats up, this article highlights five Xiaomi kitchen appliances designed to enhance lifestyles. From a versatile electric steamer to a compact cooking pot and smart air fryers, the review showcases each product and its features, targeting consumers seeking practicality, affordability, and technological convenience in their kitchen upgrades. A smart electric water kettle is also showcased.

This article promotes a new technology designed as a Father’s Day gifting concierge. It offers personalized gift suggestions, tailored to individual preferences, including health-focused products. It also provides access to curated classic content like reading and music. The tech aims to simplify gifting and express appreciation through thoughtful gestures, ultimately emphasizing the importance of intention.

Dangdang founder Li Guoqing announced the finalized dissolution of his marriage with Yu Yu, with asset division finalized. Li expressed gratitude and apologized for any disruption. He wishes Dangdang, now with Yu Yu at the helm, continued success. Li plans new ventures, including AI applications and philanthropic collaborations. The separation followed a long public conflict over management and financial disputes, starting with their 1999 co-founding of Dangdang.