The main content of the February 6th "News Broadcast" is:

Today's "Xinwen Lianbo" main points are: 1. "New Thoughts Leading a New Journey": Ice and snow are "cold resources" and vitality is the "hot engine"; 2. Li Qiang chaired the 10th State Council plenary session to discuss the draft government work report and the outline of the "14th Five-Year Plan"; 3. Li Qiang chaired the State Council executive meeting; 4. Wang Huning chaired the National Committee of the CPPCC Chairman's meeting; 5. Cai Qi visited well-known figures in the cultural and scientific community on behalf of General Secretary Xi Jinping and the Party Central Committee, extending sincere greetings and New Year blessings to cultural and scientific workers; 6. By 2025, China's service trade scale steadily expanded and the structure continued to optimize; 7. The festive atmosphere is getting stronger, with vibrant consumer markets in various regions; 8. "New Year's visit to the grassroots": patrolling the border in wind and snow, forging loyalty with hot blood; 9. The Central Propaganda Department posthumously awarded Dong Yijun the title of "Role Model of the Times"; 10. Domestic news highlights: multiple departments ensure smooth and orderly Spring Festival travel; nationwide direct payment of maternity allowances to individuals implemented; "movies +" boosting diversified consumption growth; Beidou SMS service fully opened; the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics will open tomorrow morning Beijing time; the "World Humanoid Robot Champions Team" invites the world in Milan; 11. Iran and the United States hold talks in Oman today, with Iran stating they are fully prepared to defend national sovereignty and the U.S. claiming to have multiple options including diplomacy; 12. Talks between Russia, the U.S., Ukraine, and Abu Dhabi have ended without substantial progress on core issues such as territory; 13. International news highlights: Anti-federal immigration law enforcement protests again in multiple locations in the U.S.; heavy snow in Japan has resulted in 42 deaths.