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一 |     本文来自微信公众号：认真学，作者：Seki菇菇，原文标题：《日本第一位女首相上任后，二手市场煤炉卖疯了？!》，题图来自：AI生成                    日本第一位女首相诞生了，相信大家前两天已经被这条新闻刷屏了。                   10月22日我在雅虎新闻和NHK上看各种关于高市早苗接下来会有什么动作的报道时，被一条二手市场卖疯了的新闻吸引走了。                             二手交易平台メルカリ（煤炉）上，“高市早苗”相关的物品被炒到了天价——报纸号外卖到六千多日元，高市早苗应援的毛巾成了新一轮的稀有收藏品。

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    Airborne troops from China and Belarus take part in the opening ceremony for the Swift Eagle 2026 joint training exercise at a Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Air Force training center on August 12, 2026. Photo: Screenshot from PLA Air Force Sina Weibo accountThe Swift Eagle 2026 joint training for airborne troops from China and Belarus commenced on Wednesday with an opening ceremony at a Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Air Force training center, according to the Xinhua News Agency.
Focusing on "joint counter-terrorism operations in urban terrain," the training will focus on subjects such as surveillance and counter-surveillance, seizure-and-control and protection, and elimination and defense, Xinhua reported.
In addition, the two sides will organize seminars, friendly football matches and cultural exchange activities during the joint training, said the report.
As the fourth iteration, the joint training will help enhance the combat capabilities of the participating troops and deepen substantive cooperation between the two militaries, said Xinhua.
While details on the equipment deployed by both sides have not yet been disclosed, Wang Yanan, editor-in-chief of Beijing-based Aerospace Knowledge magazine, told the Global Times on Thursday that Belarus is likely to follow its traditional practices, focusing on low-altitude small-scale airborne operations, possibly using Il-76 large transport aircraft, while China may deploy Y-9 or Y-20 transport aircraft for low-altitude delivery.
The joint training is not a one-way learning exercise, but rather a process of building a cooperative foundation and familiarizing both sides with each other's operational habits in the counter-terrorism domain, Wang said.
While China has made significant progress in counter-terrorism and maintaining stability in recent years, the expert said, airborne troops have been rarely used in counter-terrorism operations, as local police and armed police forces are generally sufficient to handle such situations.
Airborne troops are better suited for special counter-terrorism scenarios, such as large-scale counter-terrorism operations or cases where terrorists have occupied urban building complexes and need to be forcibly removed. This joint training likely simulates such scenarios, Wang said.
The previous iteration of the Swift Eagle series airborne joint counter-terrorism training between China and Belarus took place in 2015.
In June 2015, a PLA Air Force spokesperson announced that China had dispatched an airborne special operations detachment to Belarus to participate in the Swift Eagle 2015 joint counter-terrorism training. 
According to China Military Online, the training followed the 2011 and 2012 joint exercises between the two countries' airborne forces, again focusing on joint counter-terrorism operations.
The spokesperson noted that Belarus is a traditional friendly country to China. 
Conducting joint airborne training with Belarus helps consolidate traditional bilateral friendship, deepen practical exchanges and cooperation between the two militaries, and enrich the content of the comprehensive strategic partnership between the two countries.
Wang noted that Belarus, located to China's west, and China share a common long-term interest in discussing counter-terrorism. 
After a hiatus of several years, the resumption of the Swift Eagle joint training provides an opportunity to promote in-depth cooperation in defense and mutual trust, serving as a point of common interest for both sides.
Wang noted that the PLA's domestic training exercises have undergone profound changes in recent years.
For example, the documentary series Zhìshèng (Victory) broadcast in early August, showed training conducted with a no-script model, with both sides engaging in free-form confrontations and evaluating results based on actual combat performance, promoting the integration of personnel and equipment systems to generate new operational capabilities. This model has already produced notable results.
More broadly, Wang said, recent joint exercises between the PLA Air Force and foreign militaries have yielded multiple benefits, primarily on two levels. 
First, they lay the groundwork for potential future joint operations, whether in counter-terrorism, maintaining stability or major international security issues, as mutual familiarity is essential for effective cooperation.
Second, joint exercises themselves contribute to regional stability. When friendly countries in the region reach consensus on security issues and conduct regular military cooperation, it has a stabilizing effect on regional security. 
Overall, the PLA is building a more open and flexible military cooperation framework through both enhanced domestic combat-oriented training and expanded international joint exercises, Wang said.
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三 |                    等一下，都是什么东西？报纸和毛巾？                    是的，奈良新闻和读卖新闻在21日发行的首相就任号外，还有高市早苗当选自民党总裁时的号外也被拿出来卖了，有人标价高达6600日元一份，原价也就200日元左右。                             还有在2021年她首次参选总裁时发售的“早苗毛巾”（定价2000日元）也被大量拿出来卖。                             最高价的是她在1992年出版的名为“30歳のバースディ―その朝、おんなの何かが変わる”（30岁的生日——那天早晨，女人的某些东西改变了）的书，标价199980日元（含运费），约为9600RMB。                             还好，至今没卖出去，商品下面的评论区里有学生真心想买，但是将近20w太贵，想划价到2w日元，卖家出面表示不如去图书馆借来看。

四 |                              不过，目前最受欢迎的是围巾毛巾，多款已经售罄。原因在于，2021年发售的“早苗毛巾”在35分钟内就售出500条，之后又紧急加印1000条，堪称超级稀有品。                   真是在这个万物皆可二手的日本里，连首相也成了消费的一部分啊。                   这场看似荒诞的交易，却刚好折射出日本社会里一种非常典型的文化现象：把时代事件转化为收藏记忆的能力。

五 |                    在日本，几乎每一次“历史时刻”发生时，二手网站上都会成为另一种“现场”。                   2019年改元为“令和”时，各地报社发放的号外报纸被民众一抢而空，随后大量出现在二手平台上，有的报纸版本因为地方限定，还被炒到几千日元。

六 |                              2022年安倍晋三遇袭身亡后，相关的纪念品比如演讲用的宣传单、签名书籍、徽章等被大量转卖，价格飙升数倍。甚至有人把当日现场的照片上架，引发道德争议。                             感觉日本人似乎很喜欢用“实物”去留住瞬间，比如一张报纸、一条毛巾、一枚纪念徽章，都是他们与时代之间的触点。换句话说，煤炉等二手市场上那些被高价转卖的物品，不只是商品，它们代表了一种“我见证了”的参与感。                   这也是日本消费文化里非常典型的一面：当某个事件成为全民话题时，它就会被迅速商品化，并通过转卖市场完成“纪念仪式”。                   但更多的我感觉还是想趁热度赚一笔吧，有意思的是居然真的有人买单。有人出于好奇，有人想“收藏历史”，还有人只是单纯地觉得“限量＝值得”。                   毕竟在日本，“限定”“稀有”这两个词本身就带着魔力，它让一张免费报纸也能摇身一变成为拍卖品。买与卖的人动机不同，但共同构成了这个国家独有的“事件消费文化”——把一场新闻，变成一次消费，也变成一种纪念的方式。

七 |                    啊，好吧，只能说一句不理解但尊重。                   本文来自微信公众号：认真学，作者：Seki菇菇。

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