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China Developers Chase Prime Land as Broader Market Slumps

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By Wang Jing
| Caixin Global
BUSINESS By Wang Jing Published: Jun. 5, 2026  1:27 a.m.  GMT+8 00:00 00:00/00:00 您的浏览器不支持 audio 标签。 Listen to this article 1x Subscribe now Listen to the full version Land construction in Shenzhen's Longhua district. Photo: IC photo Intense bidding wars for prime residential plots have returned to major Chinese cities, but the selective frenzy masks a deeper contraction in developers’ land purchases.
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China Developers Chase Prime Land as Broader Market Slumps

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By Wang Jing
| Caixin Global
BUSINESS By Wang Jing Published: Jun. 5, 2026  1:27 a.m.  GMT+8 00:00 00:00/00:00 您的浏览器不支持 audio 标签。 Listen to this article 1x Subscribe now Listen to the full version Land construction in Shenzhen's Longhua district. Photo: IC photo Intense bidding wars for prime residential plots have returned to major Chinese cities, but the selective frenzy masks a deeper contraction in developers’ land purchases.
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Estimation of diameter, mass and volume of Lanzhou lily bulbs based on YOLO instance segmentation

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By Yongjun Ding, Haibo Huang, Wang Jing
| Nature
Abstract The Lanzhou lily is the only sweet lily species cultivated in China, contributing approximately 20% to Lanzhou’s total agricultural output value. In recent years, lily bulbs’ quality issues such as declining single-clove rates and bulb shrinkage have emerged, making rapid and accurate assessment of bulb viability crucial for mitigating degeneration. To address the subjectivity and inefficiency of manual screening, this study proposes a novel method.
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