The North Dipper pours empty aged wine, while the East Wind forges the chime of spring. On the occasion of the annual update, Qingqiao International JournalThe 31st issue arrived as scheduled. In this issue, we focus on the changing times and examine the adaptation and progress of human society in the face of challenges from a multidimensional perspective.

In the international development pattern, ecological security is becoming an increasingly important issue. JapanThe normalization of the phenomenon of "bear sightings" reflects the deep contradiction between human activities and the reconstruction of natural habitat boundaries; This phenomenon not only occurs in developed countries, but also in many parts of the world, facing new challenges brought about by ecological environment changes. This reminds us that humanity needs to establish a sustainable symbiotic relationship between civilization progress and ecological protection through a smarter balance of art.

The field of economic development presents flexible explorations tailored to local conditions. Indonesia forTin ore resourcesThe system governance, rice market regulation implemented by the Philippines to ensure food security, and Laos' practice of promoting agricultural modernization through coffee cultivation all demonstrate the efforts of countries to seek independent development paths in the global economic landscape.

Urban development exhibits resilience traits that transcend geographical boundaries. Strasbourg and Kyle, the cross-border collaboration of the twin cities, Rome's delicate balance between the protection of the millennium heritage and contemporary innovation, and Quanzhou, ChinaThe integration practice of "upholding righteousness and being extraordinary" confirms that truly vibrant cities can not only deeply cultivate cultural roots, but also embrace change with an open attitude, nurturing the future in the tension of inheritance and innovation.

Social development triggers deep thinking about modern lifestyles. From the globalized consumer culture represented by Coca Cola in the 20th century to the cross-border dissemination and localized innovation of modern tea drinks, the evolution of beverages reflects the complex trajectory of cultural flow. The interweaving of material consumption and spiritual identity prompts us to reflect on how individuals can embrace the changes of the times while maintaining cultural subjectivity and finding their own rhythm of life in the ongoing dialogue between globalization and localization.

This issue of "Qingqiao" will continue to record the intellectual exploration and practical wisdom of this era with a global perspective and humanistic care, and work together with readers to think about the future direction of human society.