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1. The Ministry of Culture and Tourism announced the second list of countries for the resumption of group tour departures, including 40 countries such as France, Greece, and Spain. 2. This year, China’s expenditure on education ranked first, with an amount exceeding Beijing’s annual GDP (4,161.091 billion yuan). 3. Committee suggestion: The key to establishing a unified national electronic medical record system for hospitals lies in data sharing. 4. Representative’s suggestion: Implement a change from sleeping face down to sleeping on the back in schools across the country. 5. The **cut-off scores for the 2023 postgraduate entrance examination were announced: the cut-off scores for fields such as literature, journalism, and communication exceeded 350 points. 6. Over 30 banks issue a joint announcement: to eliminate credit cards that have been inactive for a long time and those with an excessive number of accounts. 7. Shenzhen: The flu risk level has been raised from low to medium; it is advisable to avoid crowded public places with poor ventilation in the near future. 8. Shanghai: Plans to build a total of over 70,000 outdoor 5G base stations by the end of 2023. 9. Beijing: The first batch of consumer vouchers will be distributed from March 11 to 31, with a maximum value of 1,600 yuan. 10. Dong Mingzhu said that Gree has paid over 100 billion in taxes over the past decade: A company that relies on subsidies is not a good one; it must be brave enough to innovate continuously. 11. Two lions at a zoo in Japan died from COVID-19 infection, marking the first such case in the country. 12. Iran and Saudi Arabia reached an agreement in Beijing: agreeing to restore bilateral relations and reopen their embassies within two months. 13. Sweden, Finland, and Turkey agree to hold further talks on Sweden’s accession to NATO. 14. Major data breach in the United States: Sensitive information of hundreds of Congress members and their families stolen. 15. Russia launches 81 missiles at targets across Ukraine; Ukrainian Air Force spokesman: For now, we are unable to counter them.