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Fosun's tourism culture premium is about 95%. Privatization resumed on December 11, and Fosun's tourism culture (01992) was announced. The company's shares resumed trading at 9: 00 am on December 11, 2024. Fosun's tourism culture plan was privatized by agreement and its listing status was revoked. The board of directors proposed to buy back shares at a price of HK$ 7.80 per share, which was 95% higher than the closing price before suspension.China made more than half of the imported cars registered in South Korea in November. According to a data released by CARISYOU, a Korean automobile data research institution, the proportion of Chinese-made cars registered in South Korea in November was 54.3%, setting a record this year. The data shows that there were 659 newly registered imported cars in November, of which 358 were made in China, accounting for 54.3%, setting a record for the highest proportion in a single month this year. By brand, BYD increased by 21.7% year-on-year to 140 vehicles, ranking first among all imported car brands. Brands such as Geely (No.3), Xinyuan (No.4), Haig School Bus (No.8) and Dongfeng Xiaokang (No.10) are also among the top ten. The number and proportion of Chinese-made cars registered in Hanxin increased year by year, with only 296 (6.2%) in 2020, 569 (9.9%) in 2021, 2276 (29%) in 2022 and 4215 (47.5%) in 2023.South Korea's investigation department: The civil unrest emissary can be arrested urgently. On the morning of December 11th, local time, Wu Dongyun, director of the Crime Investigation Department of South Korea's senior public officials, said in an inquiry about the state of "emergency martial law" in the South Korean National Assembly that according to Korean law, the civil unrest emissary can be arrested urgently. On the same day, the South Korean police seized and searched the South Korean Presidential Palace in Longshan District, Seoul. (CCTV News)

Hong Kong stocks fell, while the Hang Seng Index and Hang Seng Technology Index both fell.Ma Ying-jeou will lead the students of "Dajiu Academy" to visit the mainland. Xiao Xucen, CEO of Ma Ying-jeou Foundation, said today (11th) that Ma Ying-jeou will lead the students of "Dajiu Academy" to visit the mainland from December 18th to 26th at the invitation of the mainland. (Looking at the Taiwan Strait)The fire spread in Southern California, USA, with more than 53,000 users losing power. The bush fire near downtown Malibu, Southern California, USA is still spreading. As of the evening of the 10th EST, the fire area has expanded to 10.98 square kilometers, and there are more than 53,000 users losing power in California. The director of the Los Angeles County Fire Department said at the news conference on the same day that the fire has not yet been controlled and a small number of houses were burned, but no casualties were caused. (CCTV News)

South Korean banks' net household loans increased by 1.9 trillion won in October.Byte Toilet started a war against slang. Recently, many netizens posted that ByteDance posted many cartoons against slang in the toilet, encouraging everyone to "speak clearly without slang" by teasing. For example, the phrase "Your cherries are at the price lose level in the current market, and it is suggested to adjust the price strategy appropriately" is changed into the vernacular phrase "Your cherries are more expensive than others, so they are cheaper". Take your test paper and let it dry. Let's review it together and see how to adjust the next stage of play. Auntie, please increase the concentration of braised pork and pay attention to the stability of dish distribution. Coordinate the offline conference venue to ensure the efficient alignment of project information. (Oriental Finance)South Korea's National Assembly launched the power of investigation of state affairs to investigate martial law incidents. South Korea's National Assembly Speaker Yu Yuanzhi announced today (December 11) that it will launch the power of investigation of state affairs to investigate emergency martial law incidents. (CCTV International News)