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Welcome to today's news broadcast. A domestic news story. Incidents in Zhengzhou and restrictions at Bank of Jiangsu On September 2, 2026, an incident occurred in Zhengzhou where a factory owner, unable to pay salaries to 500 employees due to frozen assets, set fire to a bank after repeated failed withdrawal attempts, the publisher questioned whether arbitrarily freezing public assets violated rights. Additionally, another submission shared a text message purportedly from Bank of Jiangsu, showing that due to the suspension of its loan agency business in cooperation with TRIP, the bank has restricted large withdrawals and limited small withdrawals to no more than 500 yuan daily and no more than four times per month, with restrictions remaining in effect until September 1, 2028. An international news story. Xi Jinping arrives in Bishkek for the SCO summit. Xi Jinping arrived in Bishkek by special plane to attend the 2026 SCO summit. Stepping off the plane, she appeared pale and swollen, walking with faltering steps and a visibly impaired right side, holding tightly to Peng Liyuan's right hand with his left. As they descended the air stairs, Peng quietly placed her right arm under Xi's left arm to support him with effort. Xi's legs were noticeably unsteady, resembling Mao Zedong's condition in his later years. Perhaps feeling constantly surrounded by people forming cliques and acting with double-dealing, ultimately threatening his power and position, has left him exhausted. The disaster in Tibet has long been cast to the back of his mind, due to intentional concealment by subordinates, he may not even be aware of the basic situation of the disaster. Another international news story. US secures Venezuelan oil in landmark energy deal. In a major collaboration dubbed the oil deal of the century, the United States acquired control over 65 billion barrels of Venezuela's oil reserves. This not only grants the US side a 35% stake, first production rights, and board control at zero cost to taxpayers, but also attracts $100 billion in private funding. As this deal more than doubles US oil reserves, highly compatible Gulf Coast refineries will fully coordinate production to lower gas prices while achieving a win-win for both countries. It also marks the formal practice of the Donro Doctrine, and exerts a profound deterrent effect on global energy landscapes, including Iran. Thank you for watching today's broadcast.