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Fixed line phones are still very necessary in office, home and school areas.

1. Status of fixed-line usage

With the rapid development of the communication industry, mobile phone communication has become the main communication tool for most people, even in remote rural areas, it is already a mobile phone. The handling volume and usage of fixed-line telephones are not as good as before. According to the operating data given by China’s three major operators, the number of fixed-line telephone users has continued to shrink in recent years. A survey report in the United States shows that the number of fixed-line telephone users in the United States continues to shrink. The penetration rate of fixed-line telephones in American households has fallen from over 90% in the 1970s to 64% today.

So, is there still a need for a fixed line?

Many people may think that fixed telephones are useless. For individual families, the advantages of fixed telephones are not as good as mobile phones. But for enterprises, it is still very important to apply for a fixed telephone. For example, the survey report mentioned earlier. This US report also gives data on “who no longer use fixed telephones”: those who do not live with their families (75.9%); renters in the city (58.2) %); people with a cold family background (51.8%), and the common characteristics of these groups are: unstable living conditions, often moving. This shows that fixed telephones actually represent a stable image.

The most important thing for a company is its corporate image and the trust of its customers. Installing a fixed phone can bring a standardized image to the company, and it appears formal, even a small company, in the eyes of others, it feels very formal.

In addition, imagine that if people’s livelihood service units such as the police call, hospital emergency call, and fire call indicate that they have no fixed telephones, can the entire society remain stable? Can you still work normally?

3. Why is it necessary and important for a small company to own a fixed telephone?

Standardize corporate image. Fixed telephone is a necessary external publicity tool for enterprises. When others see the fixed telephone of a company, they will think that the company must have its own office space and can roughly understand where the company is located, so that people can judge whether to go further Consider working with it. Enterprises are often required to reserve a fixed number during the docking process, such as industrial and commercial registration, tax processing, and signing of contracts. The company’s website generally also provides fixed telephone contact information to facilitate various external contacts of the company. For example, if a job seeker receives a phone call from the company, he may worry that the company is too small and not strong enough.

Stability does not need to be charged, even if the power is out of fear. Compared with the signal limitation of the mobile phone, the call effect is very good, and there will be no sound noise and intermittent phenomenon.

The comprehensive strength of small companies is naturally incomparable with that of large and medium-sized companies. Therefore, it is necessary to obtain a good sense of trust from customers in the company’s image display to make up for some gaps in comprehensive strength. Applying for a fixed phone can add points to the corporate image, so it is very necessary and very important for a small company to have a fixed phone.

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5.Summarize

In summary, the demand for fixed-line telephones in the office is constantly evolving, developing and updating. With the advent of the 5G era, the various drawbacks of traditional fixed-line telephones will be replaced by smarter 5G…etc. However, the demand for fixed-line telephones will increase unabated. In the future, information communication will definitely become a complementary form of multiple channels and multiple methods, and no one can completely replace anyone.

China’s President Xi Jinping addressing the UN via video link

China will aim to hit peak emissions before 2030 and for carbon neutrality by 2060, President Xi Jinping has announced.

Mr Xi outlined the steps, when speaking via videolink to the UN General Assembly in New York.

The announcement is being seen as a significant step in the fight against climate change.

China is the world’s biggest source of carbon dioxide, responsible for around 28% of global emissions.

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With global climate negotiations stalled, and this year’s conference of the parties (COP26) postponed until 2021, there had been little expectation of progress on the issue at the UN General Assembly.

However China’s president surprised the UN gathering by making a bold statement about his country’s plans for tackling emissions.

He called on all countries to achieve a green recovery for the world economy, in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

According to the official translation, Mr Xi went on to say:

“We aim to have CO2 emissions peak before 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality before 2060.”

Until now China has said it would peak its emissions by 2030 at the latest, but it has avoided committing to a long-term goal.

Emissions from China continued to rise in 2018 and 2019, even as much of the world began to shift away from fossil fuels.

While the Covid-19 crisis this spring saw the country’s emissions plunge by 25%, by June they had bounced back again as coal-fired plants, cement and other heavy industries went back to work.

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Observers believe that in making this statement at this time, the Chinese leader is taking advantage of US reluctance to address the climate question.

“Xi Jinping’s climate pledge at the UN, minutes after President Donald Trump’s speech, is clearly a bold and well calculated move,” said Li Shuo, an expert on Chinese climate policy from Greenpeace Asia.

“It demonstrates Xi’s consistent interest in leveraging the climate agenda for geopolitical purposes.”

Back in 2014 Mr Xi and then US-President Barack Obama came to a surprise agreement on climate change, which became a key building block of the Paris agreement signed in December 2015.

Mr Xi has again delivered a surprise according to Li Shuo.

“By playing the climate card a little differently, Xi has not only injected much needed momentum to global climate politics, but presented an intriguing geopolitical question in front of the world: on a global common issue, China has moved ahead regardless of the US. Will Washington follow?”

There are many questions about the announcement that remain unanswered, including what is meant exactly by carbon neutrality and what actions the country will take to get there.

“Today’s announcement by President Xi Jinping, that China intends to reach carbon neutrality before 2060 is big and important news – the closer to 2050 the better,” said former US climate envoy Todd Stern.

“His announcement, that China will start down this road right away by adopting more vigorous policies, is also welcome. Simply peaking emissions ‘before 2030’ won’t be enough to put China on the rapid path needed for carbon neutrality, but overall this is a very encouraging step.”

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Most observers agreed, that the announcement from China was a significant step, not least because of the country’s role in financing fossil fuel development around the world.

“China isn’t just the world’s biggest emitter, but the biggest energy financier and biggest market. So its decisions play a major role in shaping how the rest of the world progresses with its transition, away from the fossil fuels that cause climate change,” said Richard Black, director of the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU), a UK-based think tank.

“The announcement today, is also a major fillip for the European Union, whose leaders recently urged President Xi to take exactly this step, as part of a joint push on lowering emissions, showing that international moves to curb climate change remain alive, despite the best efforts of Donald Trump and [Brazil’s president] Jair Bolsonaro in the run-up to next year’s COP26 in Glasgow.”

Climate change: China aims for ‘carbon neutrality by 2060’ – BBC News