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The China Securities Regulatory Commission has launched the "Securities Market Program Trading Management Regulations (Trial) (Draft for Comments)" to strengthen the supervision of program trading, especially high-frequency trading. Zhang Wangjun stressed the importance of differentiated supervision, including increasing transaction fees and implementing additional reporting mechanisms. The Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges will implement real-time monitoring and take technical suspension measures for abnormal trading behavior. Securities companies need to ensure the fairness of transactions and the security of the system when providing services.

High-frequency trading faces a new regulatory storm Recently, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) announced the "Securities Market Program Trading Management Regulations (Trial) (Draft for Comments)", proposing differentiated supervision of high-frequency trading. The new regulations aim to maintain market order and fairness by guiding high-frequency trading to actively control trading frequency and standardize trading behavior. This move shows that regulators are stepping up efforts to ensure the stability and healthy development of the capital market. Northbound investors' program trading has entered a standardized track. The new regulations of the CSRC clearly state that northbound investors' program trading will be subject to the same monitoring standards as mainland investors, reflecting the principle of fairness. This regulation helps the public understand how regulators ensure fair competition in the market, and also demonstrates my country's determination to open up its capital market to the outside world and its welcoming attitude towards international investors. High-frequency trading costs are rising, and market-based regulatory measures are beginning to show results. According to the new regulations of the CSRC, exchanges can appropriately increase the charging standards for high-frequency trading and guide investors to reasonably control trading frequency. This measure may prompt investors to re-evaluate high-frequency trading strategies and seek more stable investment methods in the market. Abnormal trading behavior in the securities market will be strictly monitored. The new regulatory regulations require that stock exchanges implement real-time monitoring and supervision of abnormal trading behavior that may affect system security or trading order. This measure will enhance investors' awareness of the strictness of market supervision, improve market participants' compliance awareness, and jointly maintain a healthy and orderly trading environment.

The Paper reported that Rendan products produced by Beijing Tong Ren Tang Technology Development Co., Ltd. were once removed from online platforms such as Taobao, JD.com, Pinduoduo, Meituan and Ele.me due to concerns about excessive mercury content. The cinnabar ingredient caused safety concerns because it contained mercury, and a science blogger raised the risk of mercury poisoning. The 12315 consumer complaint hotline, Beijing Food and Drug Administration and Beijing Market Supervision Administration did not respond clearly. Tong Ren Tang Pharmacy flagship store and other online pharmacies resumed sales after verifying the product.

Controversy over mercury content in Rendan and a test of consumer trust Recently, Beijing Tong Ren Tang's Rendan product has attracted attention due to doubts about excessive mercury content. The product was taken off the shelves and then quickly put back on the shelves, which caused consumers to worry about product safety. In this incident, the role of the media is particularly critical. They not only need to convey information, but also maintain consumers' trust in the brand while protecting the public's right to know. As a long-standing brand, Beijing Tong Ren Tang's response measures and communication strategies will directly affect consumers' trust. Media focus and public attention: How the Rendan incident became a hot topic When Beijing Tong Ren Tang's Rendan product was suspected of excessive mercury content, media reports quickly put the incident on the public agenda. Consumer health and product safety became the focus of discussion. By highlighting this incident, the media not only aroused widespread public concern about drug safety, but also prompted relevant regulatory authorities and companies to take action. This process reflects the important role of the media in shaping the public agenda. Consumer choice: Finding safety guarantees in controversy Faced with the controversy over the excessive mercury content in Rendan, consumers' behavior reflects their high demand for health and safety information. Some consumers may temporarily stop buying, waiting for further official testing and explanation; while others may continue to buy, trusting the brand's history and quality assurance. This differentiated response reveals the different ways consumers satisfy their needs and interpret information when faced with health-related information. Under the crisis: Beijing Tong Ren Tang's response strategy and public expectations In the questioning of excessive mercury content in Ren Dan, Beijing Tong Ren Tang's response strategy has attracted close attention from the public. The rapid removal and re-listing of products, as well as the opacity of external communication, constitute the public's framework for understanding the incident. Consumers expect companies to provide clear information and a responsible attitude, and the company's response will largely shape the public's perception of its brand credibility. Effective crisis management and communication strategies can not only alleviate public concerns, but also reflect corporate social responsibility.

The article discusses in detail the challenges that trainees such as Tan Ming, Zeng Shiyi, Yang Nuo and Guo Haojin encountered in the resident physician standardized training (RPT) system, such as the heavy burden of medical record writing, the requirements of the "Resident Physician Standardized Training Certificate", the implementation of the Ministry of Health's "Basic Standards for Medical Record Writing", and the impact of medical insurance reform. Professor Yu Chengpu pointed out the marginal status of trainees, while Professor Liu Jin emphasized that the establishment of the RPT system is to solve the problem of uneven medical standards. Gong Xiaoming and Zhang Qiang respectively proposed suggestions for improving the RPT system, including improving teaching quality and establishing clear training goals.

The double dilemma of the trainees: high-intensity labor and disproportionate treatment Like many trainees, Tan Ming faces high-intensity work pressure. Their daily work not only includes tedious medical record writing and doctor-patient communication, but also a large amount of administrative paperwork. This disproportionate treatment makes the trainees feel physically and mentally exhausted. They originally hoped to improve their professional skills through the training, but in reality they often become "skilled workers" for the operation of the hospital. Behind this phenomenon is the huge gap between the expectations of the trainees when choosing the training and the actual work content. Their professional growth needs are not fully met, which not only affects their career development, but also may have a potential negative impact on the quality of medical care. The ideal and reality of the training system: the gap between the original intention and the implementation The establishment of the training system aims to solve the problem of uneven medical resources and improve the diagnosis and treatment level of practitioners in primary medical institutions. However, in ten years of practice, the trainees have found that the focus of their work often deviates from this original intention. A lot of their time is occupied by medical record writing and administrative tasks, rather than improving clinical skills. This difference not only highlights the deviation of the regulatory training system in the implementation process, but also reflects the power structure and resource allocation problems within the medical system. The gap between the actual experience of the regulatory training students and the ideal goal of the regulatory training system requires the attention of all sectors of society and reflection and improvement at the institutional level. Teachers and students share the same pain: the dual pressure of regulatory training students and teaching teachers Regulatory training students and teaching teachers face common pressure and challenges in the regulatory training system. Regulatory training students expect to grow through the guidance of teaching teachers, while teaching teachers hope to cultivate excellent successors in heavy clinical work. However, in reality, regulatory training students often cannot get enough clinical practice because of the heavy medical record writing and administrative tasks, and teaching teachers are also difficult to give more attention and guidance to regulatory training students because of the heavy workload. This double dilemma not only affects the career development of regulatory training students, but also affects the teaching quality of teaching teachers, and thus affects the quality of talent training in the entire medical system. Survival or development: the economic pressure and career choice of regulatory training students While pursuing career development, regulatory training students also face huge economic pressure. Tan Ming's example shows that despite the extremely high intensity of work of interns, their income is very meager, which puts them under great financial pressure. In this case, interns may choose to remain silent and dare not express their dissatisfaction with their treatment and working conditions because they are worried that this will affect their career development and their position in the medical system. This silence may lead to the long-term accumulation of problems instead of timely resolution and improvement. Therefore, more mechanisms are needed to protect the rights and interests of interns so that they can focus on their career development without financial pressure.