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[28 "Xinwen Lianbo" important news items for Saturday, September 19th] September 19th, the main contents of today's "Xinwen Lianbo" are: 1. [New ideas lead a new journey] Dahe Runhuaxia; 2. [Continue the spirit of the Long March and forge ahead on the journey of rejuvenation] Hunan: a red hot land heading towards the new; 3. The high-end transformation of China’s manufacturing industry is accelerating; 4. In the first eight months, the national general public budget revenue increased by 5.7% year-on-year; 5. In the first eight months, nearly 700 billion yuan was invested in water conservancy construction nationwide; 6. Carry out various forms of mass national defense education activities in various places; 7. China’s aerospace health security system has reached the internationally advanced level; 8. [Cultural China Tour] Zhu Xiyuan: The living water of cultural context flows today; 9. The 20th Asian Games opens today; 10. The “15th Five-Year Plan” for Cultural Industry Development was released; 11. From January to August, national railways carried 3.32 billion passengers; 12. China has launched new measures to accelerate the cultivation of comprehensive talents in the digital economy; 13. Publicly solicit opinions on regulations to protect the health and safety of minors using the Internet; 14. Russia requires Japan to withdraw the "Typhon" missile system deployed in Japan; 15. The Houthi armed forces in Yemen said they were under intensive air strikes by Saudi Arabia. The Saudi capital issued the first air defense warning in this round of conflict; 16. China emphasizes that United Nations peacekeeping operations should serve the political process; 17. Denmark and its autonomous territory Greenland reached an agreement with the United States; 18. Russia claims that the "trinity" nuclear force is still the guarantee of Russia's sovereignty; 19. The spread of West Nile virus in Italy has intensified.
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