Debunking the rumor that “e-sports will withdraw from the Asian Games after 2026” is untrue
Details: Recently, there was news on the Internet that "e-sports will withdraw from the Asian Games competition after the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games and transfer to the Asian E-sports and Mind Games", which attracted attention. In response, the Olympic Council of Asia stated that the rumor was inconsistent with the work arrangements of the Olympic Council of Asia.
The Olympic Council of Asia signed a hosting city contract with Kuwait on September 19, confirming that Kuwait will host the first Asian Esports and Mind Games in 2027. Hussein Al-Musalam, Director-General of the Olympic Council of Asia, said that e-sports has a wide audience in Asia, which is an important reason for the Olympic Council of Asia to make the above arrangements. The establishment of the Asian E-Sports and Mind Games is to provide Asian athletes with more stages to showcase their talents and will not weaken the status of e-Sports in the Asian Games system.
Myth: Crabs rely on hormones to fatten
Details: This is a common misconception.
Most of the "hormones" in public perception are progesterone, estrogen and other human animal hormones. However, as an invertebrate crustacean, crabs have extremely different endocrine systems from humans. Crabs mainly rely on self-sourced hormones such as ecdysone and sex hormones (such as testosterone and estradiol). The structures and functions of these hormones are completely different from human hormones.
After human hormones enter the body of crabs, they cannot be recognized or utilized by their metabolic systems. Instead, they will interfere with their normal physiological rhythms, such as causing abnormal molting (such as early or delayed), thinning of crab shells, missing limbs, or reduced secretion of crab roe, which directly affects the quality; it may even lead to stress behaviors such as refusal to eat and reduced activity, and ultimately death due to metabolic disorders.
To say the least, even assuming human hormones are effective on crabs, farms generally have no incentive to use them. On the one hand, hormones are expensive and require precise dosage control, making operation difficult; on the other hand, the risks far outweigh the benefits: hormones may cause problems such as reduced crab roe and gonadal abnormalities, which will directly reduce the market value of commercial crabs and even cause large-scale deaths, causing economic losses. The core goal of the farm is to "increase survival rate and improve quality" rather than risking the use of ineffective and harmful methods.
At present, hairy crab breeding has formed a mature ecological and standardized technical system. Through water quality control, scientific feeding, aquatic grass maintenance, disease prevention and control, etc., the quality and yield of crabs can be improved without relying on hormones.
Notification Luoyang City, Henan Province reported three typical cases of the "Qinglang" series of special operations
Details: In order to continue to create a clean and upright cyberspace and build a clear and orderly Internet environment during the "Double Festival" period, the Internet information, public security and other departments of Luoyang City, Henan Province have strengthened their coordination and cooperation, continuously improved the long-term mechanism for Internet ecological governance, focused on the "Clean" series of special actions, and severely cracked down on online chaos such as fabricating and spreading Internet rumors and publishing harmful information involving minors. The relevant cases are now reported as follows:
Case 1: In order to gain traffic and attract fans, netizen Wang posted false information on a short video platform that "the wedding car is asking for 10,000 yuan, and if you don't give it, you won't let it go." The Yibin District Internet Information and Public Security Departments quickly jointly handled the case, and the public security organs detained him administratively and imposed a fine in accordance with the law.
Case 2: Netizen Qin Moumou published vicious online rumors on a short video platform, triggering panic among the masses and causing adverse effects. After verification, Qin Moumou used AI technology to generate false information and produce and publish short videos in order to gain traffic and fans. The Jianxi District Internet Information and Public Security Departments quickly jointly handled the case. Currently, Qin Moumou has been subject to criminal compulsory measures in accordance with the law, and the case is under further investigation.
Case 3: A property management company in Henan, a health technology company in Henan, and a technology company in Luoyang failed to fulfill their network security protection obligations, neglected website management, and the web pages were tampered with pornographic content. The Internet Information Department of Jianxi District dealt with it quickly and urged it to make timely rectifications.
