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北京时间5月5日
，天下前十经由上一周之后没有改变
，没有收支
，秩序也没有改变
，不过斯科蒂-舍夫勒再次将全天下远远甩在后边

。

斯科蒂-舍夫勒在TPC克雷格牧场追平美巡赛72洞杆数纪录（253杆）
，领先8杆首次赢得家乡赛事：“希杰杯”拜伦-尼尔森赛

。这是2025年
，他首次取胜
，取得500个联邦杯积分和178.2万美元
，积分排名从第四位上升到第二位

。

他同时获得46.18088个天下积分以及多个冠军加分4分
，其平均分上升到14.4996分
，领先麦?克罗伊2.9354分
，给麦克罗伊重返天下第一位制造了进一步的难题

。

以下是本周的天下前十选手：

1. 斯科蒂-舍夫勒

2. 罗里-麦克罗伊

3. 赞德-谢奥菲勒

4. 科林-森川

5. 贾斯汀-托马斯

6.? 卢德维格-阿伯格

7. 松山英树

8. 罗素-亨利

9. 维克多-霍夫兰

10. 马弗里克-麦克尼利

南非选手埃里克-范-鲁彦?（Erik Van Rooyen）周日也打出63杆
，?最终获得亚军
，收入27.70852分
，天下排名从101位上升到66位

。范-鲁彦同时搭上末班车
，取得储亿锦标赛参赛资格

。

另外值得关注的?是?：乔丹-斯皮思最后一轮打出62杆
，取得第四名
，获得13.85426分
，天下排名从58位上升到46位

。

28岁布赖森-尼默（Bryson Nimmer）在骤死加洞赛第二洞（18号洞
，四杆?洞）保帕击败斯图尔特?-麦克唐纳德（S?tuart Ma?cdonald）
，赢得?图卢姆锦标赛（Tulum Ch?ampionship at PGA Riviera Maya）
，实现首个绚烂国?际巡回赛冠军

。他是本赛季第七个在该巡回赛首次夺冠的选手
，收获14.34641分
，天下排名从921位上升到312位

。

韩国选手文道烨（Mun Do?y?eob）赢得亚巡赛：第44届?《逐日经济报》果真赛
，获得8.748?52分
，天下排名从717位上升到413位

。

日本选手浅地洋佑（Yosuke Asaji）竣事冠军荒?
，赢得中日皇冠杯

。这是自2021年1?1月ABC锦标赛以来他再次?站到日巡赛的冠军领奖台上
，第四个冠军资助他取得6.91758分
，天下排名从834位上升到489位

。

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，专家组展望万古金矿田地下3000米以上黄金资源潜力蕴藏量超1000吨HONG KONG — Thousands of people marched in Hong Kong on Sunday to protest an expected decision by the Chinese government that would effectively block two newly elected politicians from taking their seats in the semiautonomous territory’s legislature. The decision, issued the next day, came after the prospective lawmakers, Sixtus Leung, 30, and Yau 25, made controversial remarks last month during an ceremony in Hong Kong’s Legislative Council. Rather than say “China” in their oaths, they said “” a term that many find offensive, associating it with its use by Japan during its occupation of China during World War II. Ms. Yau also added an expletive to her oath. Relations between the Chinese mainland and Hong Kong, a former British colony of 7. 3 million, were already frayed by demonstrations that erupted in 2014 in response to the Chinese government’s rejection of calls for free elections in the territory. The remarks by the two politicians, who have argued that Hong Kong should be independent from China, were widely seen as acts of defiance — and catalysts for a renewed political crisis. Where does the term ‘ ’ come from? Aoki Masaru, a Japanese Sinologist, argued that it originated in early Sanskrit transcriptions of Qin, the name of the dynasty that unified China more than 2, 000 years ago, according to a 2012 essay by the historian Joshua A. Fogel. Qin, pronounced “chin,” may have contributed to the country’s name in many Western languages. With the spread of Buddhism from India, and the translation of scriptures into Chinese, the word entered China and then Japan. Professor Fogel, who teaches at York University in Toronto, wrote that the Japanese used the name for centuries, but especially from the 19th century through World War II. Before the founding of the Republic of China in 1912, the country had no official symbols or constitution, noted Xu Guoqi, a professor of history at the University of Hong Kong who is writing a book titled “The Idea of China. ” Its last imperial dynasty, the Qing, was established by Manchu invaders in the 17th century. Many Chinese nationalists and reformers in the final years of Qing rule — such as Liang Qichao and Zhang Taiyan — used the term “with no hidden bad meaning,” he said. was one of many names these intellectuals used to refer to their country, said John Delury, a professor of Chinese studies at Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea. Some of the intellectuals were involved in the resistance and had gone into exile in Japan, he added. “They felt their country had been stolen for hundreds of years by an invading, Chinese, Manchu people, and now they were trying to get it back,” Professor Delury said. They were searching for a name for the new nation, he said, that would differentiate it from the Qing dynasty. When did Chinese people begin to view the term as a slur? The term is the name for China that has “most exercised Chinese opinion” throughout history, Professor Fogel wrote in his 2012 essay. Jan Kiely, a professor of Chinese studies at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, said in an email that “strong feelings” were stirred in Chinese people when the Japanese Empire used the word to refer to China during its incursions into Chinese territory, from the War through World War II. For many Chinese today, Professor Kiely said, recalls the sufferings of the occupation and references a Japanese imperial sense that the Chinese were inherently inferior. On Monday, Li Fei, the chairman of China’s parliamentary committee on the Basic Law, the that governs Hong Kong, criticized Mr. Leung and Ms. Yau for using the term. “I especially condemn insults to the country and the nation,” Mr. Li told reporters in Beijing. “I hope Hong Kong people do not forget how Chinese were slaughtered by the Japanese invaders, and especially that the Japanese invaders committed huge crimes when they occupied Hong Kong. ” Professor Kiely said that public memory of World War II had surged in China over the past two decades in tandem with rising nationalism, thanks in part to a proliferation of memorials, museums, exhibitions and documentaries about the war. If the term can be perceived as a slur against Chinese people, why did the two Hong Kong politicians include it in their remarks? Professor Delury said the politicians appeared to be making a satirical comparison between the Chinese government’s current control over Hong Kong and Japan’s invasion in the 20th century. He said it was significant that the remarks were made in the context of what is normally an ceremony that is designed to indicate submission to the Chinese government. “All this historical stuff is very interesting, but at a certain level,” he said, “what they’re trying to do here is to register their refusal to obey the way they’re being told to obey. ” But the ’ critics include people in Hong Kong who have pushed for democratic reforms in its political system. What explains that? After taking the oath in the Legislative Council, Mr. Leung attributed his pronunciation of China as “ ” to his local Hong Kong accent. But Ming Sing, a professor of social science at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, said in an interview that some people in Hong Kong dismissed that explanation as “moral hypocrisy,” because Mr. Leung had previously made a point of attacking legislators for their purported unwillingness to challenge the Chinese government. “He was perceived to cover up his real intent,” Professor Sing said. Professor Sing said that many people in Hong Kong also believed that the two politicians’ remarks at the ceremony handed the Chinese government a pretext to reinterpret the Basic Law, which was negotiated before Britain returned the territory to Chinese rule in 1997. He said they fear the Basic Law may be interpreted “in a way that could undermine the rule of law and political freedoms in Hong Kong. ”　　本报北京8月6日电（记者丁怡婷）记者从应急治理部获悉：阻止5日
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