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In the first quarter of 2026, Porsche sold 61,000 vehicles globally, a 14.7% year-over-year decline.
Of that total, the China market contributed only 7,519 units, a 21% year-over-year plunge.
Porsche is really something—after getting beaten by BYD, Xiaopeng, NIO, and Wenjie and even being treated like 💩, it still won’t lower prices, because it believes price cuts would erode the image of its premium brand.

All those who missed out on SK Hynix's surge
Here are the three heirs of this South Korean 🇰🇷 company, born in 1989, 1991, and 2010, respectively, two of whom studied in Beijing
Top daughter of a major conglomerate, a winner in life

#Company owes debts and collapses, five cats employees are auctioned off by court
A tea company in Nanping, Fujian, went bankrupt due to debt, and the five cats originally used to help employees relax were considered company assets and auctioned off to settle debts.
Three adult Ragdolls and Siamese cats, along with two kittens, will be auctioned as a package starting at 10,000 yuan, with the auction scheduled for May 25.
Cats: Why do they get N+1 while I have to sell myself to pay debts!
Hope the kittens can be taken by loving cat enthusiasts

Trump's car is on Beijing's Second Ring Road.

The day after tomorrow, Trump is coming to China.
After 9 whole years, he is finally stepping onto this land again.
But back in 2017, it was completely different from now.
Last time he came, he had the sword of the trade war in his hand—he had all the cards and plenty of confidence, clearly looking to press China down.
What about this time?
Over in Iran, military spending is burning hot; at home, inflation can’t be brought under control; the Supreme Court has just ruled that his tariff policies are unconstitutional; global supply chains have been looped around in a big circle—only to

In the past, those who bought houses were the first to accumulate wealth; in the future, it's the other way around—only those who own high-quality stocks can continue to outperform the societal average.
Because the companies behind top-tier blue-chip stocks are the currently most scarce and valuable resources in society, their value has long surpassed that of real estate in the most prestigious neighborhoods.
Just look at South Korea to understand—Hynix employees in South Korea have become the hottest matchmakers in the dating market.
They have crushed traditional elites like lawyers and

No wonder He Sui didn't trust Chen Weiting. This is a plot involving Chen Weiting and Zhong Chuxi in the drama, with intense sexual tension.

Recently, hasn't storage experienced a big surge?
As a result, the employees of storage giant Samsung announced a strike and suspension from May 21 to June 7, a full 18 days of shutdown!
Do you know why?😂 Because they are envious of their neighbor, Hynix.
Hynix, this old hand, gives 10% of its profits as bonuses to all employees, resulting in an average annual income of 920k RMB in 2025, and an estimated 6 million RMB per person in 2026, even including assembly line workers who screw in factory parts.
This once made Hynix's work uniforms highly sought after in the matchmaking market.

This is the stark naked difference.
South Korea's SK Hynix, with over 30k employees, has an average annual income per person of 920k RMB this year, and next year's year-end bonus per person is 6.1 million.
South Korea's Samsung Semiconductor, with 120k employees, has an average per capita income of 2.4 million, and employees are demanding a strike to match Hynix.
Leading A-share tech company CATL, the boss alone takes a dividend of 8.1 billion, while employees get a salary increase of 1,500 yuan...

CATL has recently received a lot of criticism online.
Meanwhile, SK Hynix in South Korea has recently become popular, with frontline assembly line workers earning an average bonus of 690k yuan in 2025, plus an annual salary of 230k yuan, almost reaching an annual salary of one million yuan for assembly line workers!
Total income is more than ten times that of CATL employees.
CATL's stock price doubled in two years, with profits increasing from $9.3 billion to $12.3 billion.
In 2025, the company paid a total cash dividend of 36.1 billion yuan to shareholders.
CEO Zeng Yuqun personally

The Pentagon released U.S. UFO files. After reviewing the original documents and photos, look at the first image—it's actually the original document. It's not an AI-generated image, but rather rendered by the FBI based on witness descriptions…

Today I saw a news report that Korean parents are rushing to open accounts for their children, even opening accounts the moment the baby is born in the delivery room, then using the child's account to put money into the stock market for trading.
South Korea is a country with a very high "gambling" tendency, with everyone trading cryptocurrencies and stocks, even more crazed than the United States.
The root cause ultimately is societal over-competition to the extreme, with rigid social classes and no upward mobility for ordinary people, all of whom see the stock market as the only lifeline