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一 |     (ECNS) -- A roughly 600-square-meter swimming pool in Haoling Village, Yingtan City, east China's Jiangxi Province, has become a favorite summer destination for children from nearby villages.    The pool, with a depth of 1 to 1.6 meters, is open free of charge from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. every day during the summer. A safety attendant is on duty, while village officials take turns to patrol the area for children's safety.        A Haoling Village official said the free pool was built to prevent children from swimming in open water, reducing the risk of drowning, adding that it is a small but practical thing the village Party branch has done for local residents.    According to Xinhua news, the pool was built two years ago. Pool water is drawn from Baita canal and later discharged into farmland for irrigation, allowing the water to be reused.    The pool is open for more than two months each summer. Since videos of the pool went viral, children from surrounding villages have flocked to the pool, with some parents even bringing their children from the city about 20 kilometers away.    (By Gong Weiwei)                                。

二 |     (ECNS) -- County-level markets have become a vital engine of China’s retail expansion, with sales nearing 20 trillion yuan ($2.77 trillion), a NielsenIQ report said Monday.    Counties now account for 43% of national FMCG sales and 67% of durable goods sales. Consumption is shifting from essentials to self rewarding purchases, with premium categories rising 16% and omni channel sales up 12.5% year on year.        Durable goods posted steady growth, and tech products’ average prices have climbed for three years.    The Ministry of Commerce and eight other agencies recently introduced 18 measures to boost county‑level consumption.    “County economies are moving toward urban‑rural integration and distinctive local development,” said Ding Na of NielsenIQ, noting the opportunities for retailers in smaller cities.    (By Helen Mo & intern Xu Wenda)                    。

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