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1. **Statistics Bureau: Preliminary calculations show that last year’s GDP exceeded 121 trillion, an increase of 3.0% compared to the previous year.** 2. Beijing further regulates advertising practices: Those who have never used a product cannot serve as its spokespersons, and pop-up ads on the Internet must be able to be disabled with one click. 3. With the flu season in full swing, searches for influenza self-test kits on Tmall have increased by 300% on a month-on-month basis. 4. iFLYTEK: Sales of smart hardware such as translation devices in the Japanese and Korean markets are expected to reach 300,000 units in 2023. 5. Huawei: 5.5G will deliver a 10-fold improvement in network performance for operators compared to 5G. 6. World Intellectual Property Organization: In 2022, China continued to rank first in terms of the number of PCT international patents filed. 7. The **official website of Anyuan County in Jiangxi has removed Li Qiuping’s resume; he was previously reported for suspected indecency and is under investigation. 8. The Football Association announced the principles for replacing teams in the league: clubs that have been relegated consecutively will not be allowed to be replaced in a consecutive manner. 9. Tomorrow, Suzhou Metro Line 11 will begin trial operations, and seamless transfers will be available with Shanghai Metro in June. 10. Requirements for applying for affordable housing in Shenzhen have been relaxed: the age limit for single applicants has been lowered to 30 years old. 11. Apple: The price for battery replacement services for devices such as the iPhone will increase starting tomorrow. 12. Japan **announced additional sanctions against Russia, imposing an embargo on 21 entities including the Russian private **group Wagner. 13. Last year, the number of newborns in Japan dropped below 800,000 for the first time, showing a decline for seven consecutive years. 14. Russian Pipeline Transport Company responds: Payment not received, supply of crude oil to Poland halted.