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A |           　　为感悟地方先贤精神力量，传承江淮优秀历史文脉，搭建青年学子与本土历史文化对话的桥梁，南通大学杏林学院昆韵予安实践团走进泰州市泰兴市博物馆名人馆，开展以 “寻迹名贤风骨，赓续泰州文脉” 为主题的研学实践活动。此次活动由实践团全体成员参与学习调研。    PARIS -- The sumptuous Palace of Versailles was forced to evacuate visitors for the fourth time in less than a week for a security check after a bomb alert. Airports and schools around France also fell victim to bomb alerts and forced evacuations after similar warnings a day earlier. Even a nuclear research institute received a threat Thursday.Pranksters or plotters?No bombs have been found, but authorities can’t take risks with the lives of travelers, students or workers. Still, the government is growing impatient, threatening prison terms and heavy fines for those making fake bomb threats. A rash of false alarms forced the evacuation of 15 airports and cancellation of 130 flights, as well as shutting the doors to the Palace of Versailles repeatedly since last Saturday.Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said Thursday evening that 18 people had been detained in the last 48 hours — mostly, but not only, minors. The barrage of alerts “disorganizes our security services and obviously stops society from functioning,” Darmanin said in an interview with BFM-TV. False alerts also “pose an enormous risk in case of a (real) problem.” The minister said that “enormous means” are being used to identify pranksters with their phone numbers and addresses. “We tell those listening: We will find everyone,” he said.Justice Minister Eric Dupond-Moretti blamed the alerts on “little jokers, little clowns" and warned of the consequences. Under French law, prank calls can be punished with up to 3 years' imprisonment and fines of 45,000 euros ($47,000), the minister said. The justice minister said minors' parents could be made to pay for damages, while the interior minister said that student pranksters won't get off the hook: their names and phone numbers will be transmitted to the National Education system. “We don't need this. We don't need troublemakers, psychosis, at this moment,” the justice minister said Wednesday. Police said that at least seven airports received threats on Thursday, mainly by email. Among those targeted were airports at Lille, Lyon, Bordeaux, Nantes and Toulouse. France has been on heightened alert since the fatal stabbing of a schoolteacher last week that was blamed on a suspected Islamic extremist who allegedly declared allegiance to the Islamic State group.A funeral service for Dominique Bernard, the French-language teacher killed by a knife wound to the neck, was held Thursday in Arras, the northern town where he taught at the Gambetta-Carnot school. President Emmanuel Macron was in attendance — his plane on the tarmac of nearby Lille airport, among those evacuated during the morning service, according to the local Voix du Nord newspaper.Among threats received Thursday was one at a nuclear research facility in Grenoble, in the southeast. Two delivery men, aged 23 and 26, were arrested after leaving a package at the Laue Langevin Institute and telling guards as they left, “We did it. We delivered a bomb,” the local Le Dauphine Libere reported.French Transport Minister Clement Beaune said false threats were made against 17 airports on Wednesday, causing widespread disruption, the evacuation of 15 airports, cancellation of 130 flights and many flight delays.It is the regional prefects who decide, on a case-by-case basis, whether threats necessitate an evacuation.“For the moment, we have no miracle solution,” said Nicolas Paulissen, general delegate for the Union of French Airports which is present at all 150 airports around the country. The bomb risk cannot be ignored, but “we can't stop airports from functioning.”He noted, however, that airports are capable of adapting to threats and crises.“Adaptation is in our DNA,” Paulissen said.Beaune, the transport minister, underscored the government's firm message about the barrage of bomb alerts. “These false alerts are not bad jokes. They are crimes,” Beaune posted on X, formerly known as Twitter.___AP journalist John Leicester contributed to this report.。

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C | 大家围在展品前相互交流探讨，围绕胡瑗的教育理念、郑板桥的为民情怀、梅兰芳的艺术坚守等内容展开思考，梳理名贤故事背后的时代价值。将名人馆中的历史故事转化为通俗生动的表达，为后续文化科普传播积累素材。      　　图2 实践团成员共同讨论泰州历史文物      　　为让名贤风骨更好地转化为自身成长奋进的动力，实践团成员共同分享参观体会，畅谈自己对先贤精神的理解，交流本次研学的收获与思考。实践团成员王博文表示，泰州博物馆名人馆收藏展示的不仅是先贤的生平故事，更是一座城市代代传承的精神财富。      　　图3 实践团成员通过触摸屏感受泰州历史文化      　　此次活动圆满结束，实践团以青春视角品读地方历史，让沉睡在展馆之中的名贤故事走出展柜、走近青年，进一步厚植青年学生的文化自信与家国情怀。未来，实践团将继续深耕本土历史文化，挖掘地方先贤精神内涵，开展更多形式丰富的文化传播实践活动，讲好地方名贤故事，让优秀传统文脉在青年一代手中生生不息。      　　图4 昆韵予安实践团于泰兴文化博览中心合影留念      　　文字：熊佳怡      　　图片：印薇蓉      　　审核：王佳洁【广告】免责声明：本内容为广告，相关素材由广告主提供，本文仅代表作者个人观点，与本网无关。本网发布目的在于传递更多信息，并不代表本网赞同其观点和对其真实性负责，广告内容仅供读者参考，请自行核实相关内容。

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