The main content of the January 18th "Xinwen Lianbo" (News Broadcast)

Today's main content of "Xinwen Lianbo" includes: 1. [New Thoughts Leading the New JourneyExtraordinary "14th Five-Year Plan"] Strengthen the "bottom" of medical security and protect the health and well-being of the whole people; 2. ["Start the 15th Five-Year Plan on a Good Start"] Strengthen characteristic advantage industries and comprehensively promote rural revitalization; 3. The closure of the Hainan Free Trade Port for a "full month" has significantly increased its attractiveness; 4. China is accelerating the empowerment of the manufacturing industry with artificial intelligence; 5. New productive forces are helping to upgrade the film industry; 6. The Fourth Plenary Session of the Fifteenth Central Committee of the China Association for Promoting Democracy (CAPD) opened in Beijing; 7. Cold wave strikes, with rain and snow occurring in many places; 8. Domestic news briefs: In 2028, the number of industrial equipment connections will exceed 120 million; Train tickets for the 2026 railway spring transportation will go on sale tomorrow; China has become the largest trading partner of Central Asian countries for the first time; The proportion of foreign trade containers at Guangzhou Port will exceed 50% for the first time in 2025; The logistics volume of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization International Logistics Park will exceed 84 million tons in 2025; The "Xuelong" completed its supply in New Zealand and began the next phase of its inspection mission; 9. Japanese officials said that the erroneous remarks and the promotion of the amendment to the "Three Non-Nuclear Principles" by Takashi Kamidai are unacceptable; International figures stated that Takashi Kamidai's erroneous remarks and dangerous military expansion route are extremely dangerous; 10. Demonstrations in Denmark protest against the US attempt to take over Greenland, with the US threatening to impose tariffs on eight European countries over the Greenland issue, prompting strong reactions from various European countries; 11. Protests continue in Minnesota, with the state National Guard on standby; 12. Iran accuses the US of inciting unrest to annex Iran and the Iranian intelligence department has targeted spy networks involved in riots; 13. International news briefs: Russia claims to control Ukrainian defense hubs, while Ukraine claims to have repelled Russian attacks; The acting President of Venezuela stated that it will firmly resist all aggression; The US announced members of the "Peace Commission", with both Israel and Palestine expressing dissatisfaction; Iraq claims to have taken over the western airbase completely; The "Agreement on Marine Biodiversity" has officially come into effect; The restart of the largest nuclear power plant in Japan may be delayed due to malfunctions.