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In this article, OctaFX experts describe three events investors and traders should be aware of. Learn more about the ongoing food crisis, the state of the European economy in case of energy shortages, and the impact of OPEC decisions on oil prices.KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA - Media OutReach - 18 September 2023 - With the global economy weakening, you may wonder what will impact capital markets in the second half of 2023. Will the food crisis worsen again? What factors will influence European currency this winter? What will be the key themes of the year ahead? Several vital stories in the remainder of 2023 are worth considering when investing in global markets. The food crisis of 2022–2023 worsens again One of the most significant food crises in history, affecting more than 1 billion people worldwide, continues into the second half of 2023. Over a quarter of a billion people are estimated to suffer from acute hunger, and some are on the brink of starvation. The situation has not improved now. Economic factors have added to climate problems, the effects of the pandemic, and the Ukrainian conflict. In 2022, there were disruptions in global supply chains due to the coronavirus pandemic. Subsequently, with the beginning of the Ukrainian conflict, they worsened—there was a sharp jump in food prices (wheat, rice, corn, vegetable oil, and others). The world was cut off from the supply of goods, primarily grain—a food crisis broke out. In 2023, the world is still in a situation of low cereal availability. Still, it is exacerbated by a strong U.S. dollar, which has strengthened due to the tightening of monetary policy in the U.S. Low-and middle-income countries importing food (mainly countries on the African continent) are unable to do so because of high prices and devaluation of local currencies against the dollar. Reduced availability of grain crops is a fact of life. The current harvest season in July–August promises severe grain shortages and maise worldwide. Key importers are already buying in anticipation of future needs. In the autumn-winter period, prices for major grain crops will likely rise, which can be used for speculative transactions in grain futures. Europe's energy crisis is not over The energy crisis in the EU is still being felt in the gas market. Gas prices in 2022 were significantly higher than in the previous year. Although the period of wild prices last year is over, this does not mean the problem has disappeared. Gas demand is down in 2023, but not due to efficiency improvements or structural changes in the energy sectors. The main reason for the decline in demand is the fall in production in energy-intensive industries, especially in the chemical one. This has reduced the need for gas and lowered its cost. Although the EU has accumulated significant gas reserves, a cold winter could pose a challenge to the region's energy security. If reserves are depleted, prices will start to rise again. In addition, the lack of reliable pipelines, including Nord Stream, is forcing a turn to more expensive liquefied natural gas (LNG). This creates additional problems and financial costs for consumers in Europe. 'This puts the ECB in a difficult position. On the one hand, there's a falling production and on the other—high prices. You have to choose between low inflation and recession on the one hand and a weak euro and high inflation on the other hand', said Kar Yong Ang, the OctaFX financial market analyst. 'And, therefore, it is possible that euro currency will once again go to parity with the dollar', he added. The meeting of OPEC and non-OPEC members on 26 November in Vienna will determine the oil prices On 26 November, the 36th semi-annual OPEC and non-OPEC Ministerial Meeting will be held in Vienna. The meeting will discuss the extension of the oil production cut agreement. From May until the end of 2023, many OPEC+ countries (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Iraq, Algeria, Gabon, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, and Oman) decided to further voluntarily reduce oil production by another 1.2 million bpd, while Russia extended its voluntary restrictions also until the end of the year. As a result, the total voluntary reduction from May to December should amount to 1.66 million bpd. Depending on the decision made at the meeting, the overall oil supply may change. In case of its stronger reduction, the price of oil will rise. If there are no changes due to the meeting, or they decide to increase production, the cost of oil will fall. Therefore, it is recommended to make all trading decisions related to Brent and WTI trades with the upcoming meeting in mind. We live in an unstable economic and political environment of challenge and turmoil. However, amidst the challenges, there are opportunities for those investors who keep their finger on the pulse of the action. From September 2023 onwards, there will be many opportunities, starting with the U.S. Federal Reserve's interest rate decision and OPEC meeting in Vienna. How to utilise the opportunities we have described is up to you. The only thing is that they should not be ignored. Hashtag: #OctaFXThe issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.About OctaFXOctaFX is an international broker that has been providing online trading services worldwide since 2011. It offers commission-free access to financial markets and various services already utilised by clients from 180 countries with more than 42 million trading accounts. Free educational webinars, articles, and analytical tools they provide help clients reach their investment goals. The company is involved in a comprehensive network of charitable and humanitarian initiatives, including the improvement of educational infrastructure and short-notice relief projects supporting local communities. OctaFX has also won more than 60 awards since its foundation, including the 'Best Online Broker Global 2022' award from World Business Outlook and the 'Best Global Broker Asia 2022' award from International Business Magazine.
HONG KONG, Sept. 18, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The 8th Belt and Road Summit, held in Hong Kong from September 13th to 14th, concluded successfully. The summit witnessed the participation of nearly 6,000 government officials, business leaders, entrepreneurs, and start-ups from nearly 70 countries and regions, as well as over 100 overseas and mainland delegations. As the platinum sponsor of this event, China Telecom Global engaged in discussions with the political and business communities from countries and regions along the Belt and Road, aiming to promote regional cooperation and foster trade partnerships under the Belt and Road Initiative, thus embracing the new era of the initiative. Under the theme "Prospering on a Decade of Collaboration," Chief Executive of the HKSAR, John Lee Ka-chiu , stated that Hong Kong serves as a vital platform for expanding cooperation between mainland China and the world. He highlighted Hong Kong's significant role in the Belt and Road Initiative and expressed the hope that participants from various countries could seize this opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of China's economic development potential and identify potential partners for collaboration. China Telecom Global deeply understands and embraces the significant spirit of the Belt and Road Summit. We are committed to actively implementing the directives and collaborating with global partners to jointly build the Belt and Road Initiative. We aim to drive industrial digital transformation and unleash the power of the global digital economy. During the two-day summit, China Telecom Global organised a booth under the theme of "Integrated Cloud and Network for a Smarter Belt & Road", with sections of "On-cloud Intelligent Digitalisation" and "Empowering as a Service". Through these sections, we focused on showcasing China Telecom's world-class digital technology services and comprehensive capabilities and implementation to empower the development of the Belt and Road Initiative. As one of the earliest domestic operators to establish a global presence, China Telecom has established overseas branches in 41 countries and regions, with business operations spanning across the Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, and Africa. On the first day of the event, Clarence Tang, Senior Solution Consultant of China Telecom Global, delivered an insightful theme speech. He provided a detailed introduction to China Telecom's international strengths and customised industry solutions. China Telecom's eSurfing Cloud has been actively practising the concept of cloud-network integration, continuously expanding the breadth and depth of its cloud and network infrastructure coverage. It has established a distributed cloud and network resource layout of "2+4+31+X+O" and a strategic layout of overseas resource nodes of "9+30+X+N." eSurfing Cloud has achieved a series of accomplishments in technological innovation, independent controllability, security and trustworthiness, and cloud-network integration. Its self-developed products have formed the capability of "one cloud, multiple cores; one cloud, multiple forms" in terms of output and integration. Leveraging the advantages of cloud-network integration and the full-stack self-research capability of key technologies, eSurfing Cloud has built an integrated product system encompassing cloud, network, edge, client, digital, intelligence, and security. It provides DICT (Digital Information and Communications Technology) services such as SD-WAN, cloud connectivity, multi-cloud management platforms, cloud-network management platforms, and cloud security platforms. These services deeply support the digital transformation process of various industries, catering to the diverse business scenarios of enterprises. With one-stop customised solutions, China Telecom Global assists in promoting high-quality cross-border development. China Telecom Global will uphold its corporate mission of "Empowering Customer Success with World-Class Digital and Intelligent Technology Services", its vision of becoming an internationally leading enterprise trusted by customers, proud of its employees, and praised by the industry, as well as its core values of "Customer First, Open and Entrepreneurial, ONE CTG, and People-oriented". We will actively participate in the information construction of countries and regions along the Belt and Road, promoting the interconnectivity of local digital infrastructure. With China Telecom Global 's abundant cloud and network resources and the mature overseas service capability of eSurfing Cloud, we are continuously assisting enterprises in achieving their overseas expansion goals and meeting the demands of expanding overseas and participating in the Belt and Road Initiative. We actively participate in and contribute to the high-quality development of the Belt and Road Initiative, working hand in hand with various sectors of society to jointly build and share the achievements of Belt and Road cooperation.
HIGHLIGHTS 1,000 metres at 2.6% TREO in KGKDD009 with multiple standout intercepts including: 805.26 metres @ 2.90% TREO from 152.85 metres, including 652.41 metres @ 3.0% TREO from 347.59 metres to end of hole (EOH), ~700 metres below base of current resource estimate, including 288 metres @ 3.5% TREO from 711 metres to EOH demonstrating higher grade mineralisation at depth Hole ends in high grade mineralisation The intersection extends about 700 metres vertically below the base of the Mineral Resource Estimate envelope reported in August 2023 Average grade of rare earths critical metal elements neodymium-praseodymium (NdPr) of ~18.2% of TREO In addition to the results from the second deep drill hole, assay results have been received for KGKRCDD083 of 325 metres @2.49% TREO and averaging ~20% NdPr; this has provided valuable information on the undrilled western boundary of the carbonatite, showing that mineralisation extends further west than originally thought (see figure 3) The 2 deep holes drilled demonstrate the massive potential of the Kangankunde mineralised carbonatite system that remains open in all directions including depth A phase 3 drill program has commenced and is designed as an infill program to define a portion of the current resource as Indicated resources for mine development feasibility studies Results of the two deep drill holes will form the basis for an Exploration Target to be published in the near term Update on Kangankunde Stage One Project workstreams are pending. Lindian's Executive Chairman, Asimwe Kabunga commented: "Kangankunde's scale continues to grow and this is attracting the interest of a number of parties seeking to secure offtake from our planned Stage 1 operation. While we continue to advance discussions with a number of parties our efforts are now firmly on mine development works with an update on progress due in the near future. Whilst some follow up exploration is warranted at Kangankunde, which we will do in parallel with mine development works, our immediate focus is infill drilling to support the first stage of mine development. We are well into this workstream and will report on results as we update shareholders on mine development." Lindian's Chief Executive Officer, Alistair Stephens commented: "These assays from the second deep drill hole reinforce all of Kangankande's key characteristics – high grade mineralisation consistent across very thick intercepts, a favourable NdPr ratio and a non-radioactive concentrate for transportation. A standout from this hole is the very high grade mineralisation at depth, and the fact that the hole ended at 1,000 metres in mineralisation exceeding 3.2% TREO; This adds to Kangankunde's potential scale and the quality of its mineralisation. We will incorporate these results into our planned Exploration Target for Kangankunde." SYDNEY, Sept. 18, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Lindian Resources Limited (ASX:LIN) ("Lindian" or "the Company") is pleased to advise of the receipt of assay results from KGKDD009, the second of two holes in the Phase 2 depth extension exploration drilling program, and drill hole KGKRCDD083, at the Kangankunde Rare Earths Project, Malawi. These Phase 2 deep drill holes demonstrate mineralisation extends below the envelope of the maiden Minerals Resource Estimate of 261 million tonnes at 2.19% TREO (refer ASX release dated 3rd August 2023). Kangankunde Rare Earths Project Mineral Resource Above 0.5% TREO Cut-off Grade Resource Classification Tonnes (millions) TREO (%) NdPr% of TREO** (%) Tonnes Contained NdPr* (millions) Inferred Resource 261 2.19 20.2 1.2 Rounding has been applied to 1.0Mt for tonnes and 0.1% NdPr% of TREO which may influence total calculation. Refer competent persons statement * NdPr = Nd2O3 + Pr6O11, ** NdPrO% / TREO% x 100. DRILLING RESULTS Both holes reported in this release were planned to test the depth extensions of the mineralisation. KGKDD009 was successfully completed to its design dept of 1,000 metres. KGKRCDD083 was stopped at 325 metres due to excessive hole deviation. This hole was mineralised from surface and has provided valuable information on the undrilled western boundary of the carbonatite. KGKDD009 Hole KGKDD009 is a core hole drilled from surface on the northern end of the Kangankunde rare earth deposit central carbonatite. The hole was drilled on an azimuth of 182 at a dip of -65 degrees and designed to test the northern mineralisation of the deposit to a vertical depth of over 1,000 metres below the hilltop surface and 700 metres below the current mineral resource estimate depth limit. (Figure 1). The hole was collared toward the base of the Kangankunde hill. The hole intersected mineralised breccia from surface with the initial 64.82 metre intersection consisting of mixed gneiss and carbonatite breccia averaging 2.04% TREO. This interval was followed by 129.92 metres of wall rock gneiss breccia with intermittent narrow high-grade zones of carbonatite, as veins, or carbonatite clasts within the breccia and averages 1.06% TREO. From 194.74 metres down hole the rock type becomes dominantly carbonatite, initially as a mixed breccia with increasing carbonatite content and rare earth content with depth. This rock type is the main carbonatite core of the deposit and is highly mineralised, averaging 2.89% over 805.26 metre intersection to the end of hole (EOH). The grade increases in tenor and consistency with depth with the lower 288.08 metres from 711.92 metres to 1,000 metres (EOH) averaging 3.50% TREO. Intersection details are listed in Table 1, and a cross section showing this hole with previously reported Phase 1 holes and the current MRE limit is shown in cross section Figure 1 and plan in Figure 3. The variation in TREO grade relative to rock type and the increase in consistency and tenor of grade is demonstrated in Figure 2 below. Table 1 KGKDD009 Intersections Summary Hole ID From (m) To (m) Intersection (m) TREO % NdPrO** ppm NdPrO% of TREO*** Rock Type KGKDD009 0 1,000 1,000 2.60 4,726 18.2 including 0 64.82 64.82 2.04 3,605 17.7 Mixed breccia 64.82 194.74 129.92 1.06 2,303 21.7 Wall rock breccia 194.74 1,000 805.26 2.90 5,199 18.0 Carbonatite including 711.92 1,000 288.08 3.50 6,097 17.4 Carbonatite Bold text entire hole no cut-off applied; internal intersections accumulated based on geological zonation no cutoff applied.** NdPrO = Nd2O3 + Pr6O11, *** NdPrO% / TREO% x 100 Figure 1: Section 705375mE showing KGKDD009 results and near surface drill traces with current MRE boundary. KGKRCDD083 KGKRCDD083 was planned to be drilled from west to east on an azimuth of 090 and dip of -50 degrees. The hole was terminated at 325 metres depth due to excessive hole deviation (Figure 3). This drilling included a 150 metre RC pre-collar that intersected a mineralised carbonatite wall rock breccia (mixed breccia) from surface (the pre-collar has been previously reported as 150 metres @ 2.41% TREO, refer ASX release dated 31 July 2023). This high-grade mineralisation has led to the western boundary of the mineralisation being extended 100 metres to the west of previous interpretation and was included in the current MRE. The core tail drilled from 150 to 325 metres (EOH) is mineralised in a mixed breccia and carbonatite rock types as bands including 132.51 metres at 2.84% TREO from 192.49 metres to EOH. Figure 2: Kangankunde central carbonatite geology plan and drilling locations. Table 2 KGKRCDD083 Assay intervals Hole ID From (m) To (m) Intersection (m) TREO% NdPrO** ppm NdPrO% of TREO*** Comment KGKRCDD083 0 325 325 2.49 4.913 19.7 % including 0 150 150 2.41 5,338 18.6 % RC precollar**** including 75 102 27 4.16 9,403 19.9 % RC precollar**** then 192.49 325 132.51 2.84 4,935 17.4 % Core tail Bold text entire hole no cut-off applied; internal intersections accumulated at > 2% TREO cut-off.** NdPrO = Nd2O3 + Pr6O11, *** NdPrO% / TREO% x 100**** Previousy reported PHASE 2 PROGRAM STATUS All results from the Phase 2 program have been received. Table 3: Completed drill hole sampling and assay status at 18th September 2023 Hole Number Reported ALS Geochemistry (Australia) ALS Geochemistry (South Africa) In transit (Malawi to South Africa) At Kangankunde Site KGKRC083 Pre-collar ✓ KGKRC083 Core tail ✓ KGKDD009 Core hole ✓ KGKRCDD074 Entire hole ✓ PHASE 3 DRILLING A phase 3 drill program has commenced and is designed as an infill program to define a portion of the current Inferred Resource as Indicated resources for mine development feasibility studies. This ASX announcement was authorised for release by the Board of Lindian Resources Limited. Competent Person's Statement The information in this Report that relates to drilling, sampling, and assay results is based on information compiled by Mr. Alistair Stephens, who is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (AusIMM). Mr. Stephens is the Chief Executive Officer of Lindian Resources Limited. Mr. Stephens has sufficient experience relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration and to the activity being undertaken to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2012 Edition of the 'Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves' (JORC Code). Mr. Stephens consents to the inclusion in this report of the matters based on the information in the form and context in which it appears. Unless otherwise stated, where reference is made to previous releases of exploration results in this announcement, the Company conforms that it is not aware of any new information or data that materially affects the information included in those announcements and all material assumptions and technical parameters underpinning the exploration results included in those announcements continue to apply and have not materially changed. The information in this report that relates to previous Exploration Results was prepared and first disclosed under the JORC Code 2012 and has been properly and extensively cross-referenced in the text to the date of the original announcement to the ASX. The Competent Persons' consents remain in place for subsequent releases by the Company of the same information in the same form and context, until the consents are withdrawn or replaced by a subsequent report and accompanying consent. The Company is not aware of any new information or data that materially affects the information in the ASX announcement of 3 August 2023 originally referencing its resources estimate, and that all material assumptions and technical parameters underpinning the estimates continue to apply and have not materially changed. Forward Looking Statements This announcement may include forward-looking statements, based on Lindian's expectations and beliefs concerning future events. Forward-looking statements are necessarily subject to risks, uncertainties and other factors, many of which are outside the control of Lindian, which could cause actual results to differ materially from such statements. Lindian makes no undertaking to subsequently update or revise the forward-looking statements made in this announcement, to reflect the circumstances or events after the date of the announcement. About Lindian RARE EARTHS Lindian Resources Limited has ownership of Malawian registered Rift Valley Resource Developments Limited that has 100% title to Exploration Licence EPL0514/18R and Mining Licence MML0290/22, supported by an Environmental and Social Impact Assessment Licence No.2:10:16. In August 2023, Lindian released its maiden Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) for the Kangankunde Rare Earths Project in Malawi of 261 million tonnes averaging 2.19% TREO above a 0.5% TREO, refer ASX announcement of 3 August 2023.
TIANJIN, China, Sept. 18, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- China-Singapore Tianjin Eco-City (hereinafter referred to as the "Eco-City") is a significant cooperative project between the governments of China and Singapore. It is also the world's first eco-city developed through intergovernmental collaboration, with construction commencing on September 28, 2008. Over the past fifteen years, with joint efforts from both China and Singapore, the Eco-City has become a thriving and sustainable home on the once salt-alkali wasteland. The Eco-City has firmly established an ecological value system of respecting nature, expanding green development, and pursuing economic growth. After 15 years of development and construction, it has seen a built-up area of 22 square kilometers, a green coverage area of 11 million square meters, and the proportion of nearshore waters with excellent water quality reaching 100%, earning it the National Practical Innovation Base for Turning Lush Mountains and Lucid Waters into Gold and Silver and an Exemplary Case of a "Beautiful Bay". Furthermore, it has constructed the zero-carbon smart energy town, promoted the use of prefabricated and passive buildings, and attracted institutions involved in green building materials, equipment manufacturing, and design consulting, thereby forming a complete upstream, midstream, and downstream industry chain and witnessing an annual revenue of over RMB15 billion, according to China-Singapore Tianjin Eco-City Administrative Committee. The Eco-City has firmly grasped the direction of building a modern industrial system, resulting in dominant industrial clusters such as intelligent technology services, cultural and health tourism, and green building and development. It has seen the number of market entities exceeding 28,000, with the proportion of industrial tax revenue reaching 76%. The Eco-City has attracted a number of prestigious institutions and high-quality projects, including China Nuclear Industry University and China Electronics Technology Group Corporation, with over 40% of investments coming from Beijing's enterprises. The Eco-City has deeply embraced the development philosophy of putting people first to persistently ensure and improve people's livelihoods while continuously enhancing their sense of happiness, fulfillment, and security. The resident population in the region has exceeded 130,000, with the number of students in schools and kindergartens reaching 35,000, which shows the growing attractiveness and influence of the city. In terms of education, the Eco-City has introduced high-quality educational resources such as Tianjin Nankai High School and Tianjin Foreign Languages School affiliated to Tianjin Foreign Studies University. In the fields of healthcare services, it has made dedicated efforts to attract renowned hospitals and doctors while continuously optimizing healthcare resources.
BEIJING, Sept. 18, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- In recent years, Qingxiu District in Nanning City, south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, has positioned itself to cater to consumers in Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) by boosting the new energy vehicle (NEV) industry. The photo shows an NEV production site at Lingli Industrial Park, with newly manufactured vehicles lined up for delivery. The district is turning into a production hub for NEV oriented towards the ASEAN market, with more projects from leading companies including Hozon Auto, Do-Fluoride Chemicals (DFD), Huawei, and BYD launching in Qingxiu. Qingxiu District, as a pacesetter in Guangxi for high-quality urban development and county-level economic growth, has pooled a large number of industries that are major contributors to regional economy, including new energy batteries, new energy vehicles, digital economy, and modern services. To attract more enterprises in the NEV sector at a faster pace, Qingxiu District has redoubled efforts to improve services in transportation, housing, and other areas. Data shows that from January to August this year, Qingxiu District's industrial output from enterprises above designated size reached 5.234 billion yuan, a remarkable 92.15 percent year-on-year increase. The new energy industry contributed 3.138 billion yuan during this period, up by a significant 3822.5 percent from the previous year. As the place where the China-ASEAN Expo is held, Qingxiu District is home to six consulates general and 14 trade liaison offices representing different countries and regions. With the global shift towards carbon neutrality and the growing trend of electrification in the ASEAN automotive industry, new energy vehicles show great potential in the ASEAN market. In 2022, electric vehicle sales in ASEAN surged to 34,000. Looking ahead, Qingxiu District will focus on building a China-ASEAN cross-border industrial integration and cooperation zone. Meanwhile, it will facilitate projects like the HGTECH ASEAN Center and DFD Sodium Battery Production project for the development of the whole industry chain. Original link: https://en.imsilkroad.com/p/336131.html
BEIJING, Sept. 18, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Participants of 2023 Quinoa Industry High-quality Development Forum recently held in Jingle County, north China's Shanxi Province have felt on-site the joy of a bumper harvest as well as the high-quality development of quinoa industry. As a demonstration county for quinoa in Shanxi, it is learned that Jingle quinoa has taken more than 60 percent market share in the domestic market in terms of unprocessed grains and processed products. Jingle attached great importance to the revitalization and integration of the seed industry in recent years. It has now established a specialized quinoa industry park that integrates scientific research and training, product research and development, and cold chain warehousing, a source noted. This does not happen overnight but rather a journey of exploration and innovation, according to Jingle County's Party chief Xuan Wenxiao, noting that after twelve years of hard work, quinoa planting in Jingle expands in scale, quinoa enterprises grow larger, quinoa products have been refined, and more potential has been tapped. It is noted that Jingle County began quinoa trial planting in 2011 and was named "Hometown of Quinoa in China" in 2013. Quinoa played important role in the county's poverty alleviation and rural revitalization process with a total of 12,000 households participated in the industry, with an average household income increase of over 3,000 yuan per year. Quinoa also plays its part for Jingle to have more exchanges internationally, an expert noted during the forum. Located in the Loess Plateau region of Shanxi, Jingle enjoys rich water resources with eight major rivers intersecting geographically which suits quinoa planting and growth. Original link: https://en.imsilkroad.com/p/336123.html
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