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RV房车杂谈(九)： 用数据说话，哪款房车适合你？ – 无忧房车行

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前面详细介绍了在美国和加拿大流行的七类房车，一类房车能够在市场上生存，就一定有它的优势。在美国和加拿大，房车市场已经很成熟，而他们的攀比心态似乎比我们要小一些，他们一般会跟据自己的生活方式和经济能力，来选择不同的房车类型。下面主要介绍一些在北美房车市场上的一些主要统计数据，以使大家对房车市场有更全面的了解，供大家在购买房车时参考。数据主要来自美国密西根大学2011年对美国房车市场的调查报告和美国房车协会的年度统计报告。

1.哪些年龄段的人最喜欢房车？

下表为美国家庭拥有房车的年龄分布：

从上表看出，喜欢房车的人的年龄从35-74岁差别不是很大，只有55-64岁的年龄段的比例稍高一些。

2. 各房车类型中拥有比例最高的年龄段：

3. 那类房车销量最好？

下表的数据为2015年12月全月各类新房车的销售量：

从上表中可以看出拖挂式房车比自行式房车的用户多的多，约占房车总用户的87%，而拖挂式标准房车 ( Travel Trailer)更是主流中的主流，约占房车总用户的64%。

4. 买新房车还是二手房车？

北美的房车用户中约33%是直接购买的新房车，66%购买二手房车，其中52%是从前用户手中直接购买，只有14%是从代理商处购买。

5. 购买房车时，除价格外，用户最在意哪些方面？

从上面的这些统计数据可以看出，每个人购买房车时，除考虑价格的因素外，主要是和自己的生活方式密切相关，如是否有需要一起住的小孩？是否退休有充足的时间旅行等。情况不同就会选择不同的房车类型，如果用户情况发生变化，也会从一类房车换成另外一种类型的房车。

如果你有购买房车的打算，看过这个系列的文章后，对自己需要什么类型的房车你一定已经做到心中有数了。希望这个系列的文章能够对你全面的了解房车有所帮助。

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RV房车杂谈(九)： 用数据说话，哪款房车适合你？

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#OscarsSoWhite was coined by April Reign in 2015 to describe the lack of diversity among the 20 acting nominees, but when it came to inclusion at the 2021 Oscars, it was categories behind the camera that saw multiple milestones take place.

Chloe Zhao is now the first woman of color (and second woman overall) to win best director. Taking the stage early Sunday evening at Union Station in downtown Los Angeles (in two other breaks from tradition), she quoted the opening line of 三字经 ( Three Character Classic), the 13th-century text that many Chinese children around the world have been taught to memorize: "人之初，性本善" (at birth, people are innately good). Zhao later became the second Asian woman, after Parasite's Kwak Sin-ae last year, to pick up an Academy Award for best picture.

Ma Rainey's Black Bottom's Mia Neal and Jamika Wilson are the first Black winners in makeup and hairstyling, sharing the award with makeup artist Sergio Lopez-Rivera. "I stand here, as Jamika and I break this glass ceiling, with so much excitement for the future," said hair department head Neal, who in the trio's acceptance speech described the racial barriers her father, a Tuskegee Airman and Northwestern graduate, faced amid his accomplishments. "Because I can picture Black trans women standing up here, and Asian sisters, and our Latina sisters, and indigenous women, and I know that one day it won't be unusual or groundbreaking, it will just be normal."

After three previous Black nominees in best live-action short, Two Distant Strangers' Travon Free became the first Black winner in the category, sharing his award with his co-director, Martin Desmond Roe. Free, a former writer for The Daily Show, Full Frontal with Samantha Bee and Black Monday, used his acceptance speech to draw attention to police killings, which disproportionately impact Black people. "James Baldwin once said the most despicable thing a person can be is indifferent to other people's pain," said Free. "So I just ask that you please not be indifferent, please don't be indifferent to our pain."

Going into the ceremony, there was a real possibility that the Oscars could see four non-white acting winners for the first time ever. But in the end, actors of color prevailed only in the supporting categories. In her final charming acceptance speech of the season, Minari's Yuh-Jung Youn forgave everyone who butchered her name; dedicated her Oscar to her first director, Kim Ki-young; and wondered if she won because of "American hospitality for Korean actor."

Meanwhile, Judas and the Black Messiah 's Daniel Kaluuya paid tribute to his parents for conceiving him as well as to the man he played, the late Black Panther Party chairman Fred Hampton. "[Hampton and the Party] showed me how to love myself. With that love they overflowed it to the Black community and to other communities, and they showed us the power of unity," said Kaluuya. "When they play divide and conquer, we say unite and ascend. There's so much work to do, and that's on everyone in this room."

Also striking a note of unity was Tyler Perry, who dedicated his Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award to "anyone who wants to stand in the middle," he said, describing the anti-Black racist attacks his mother witnessed throughout her life and declaring his refusal to judge or hate anyone, controversially including police officers alongside a list of racial groups. "That's where healing happens, that's where conversation happens, that's where change happens."

Elsewhere, non-white winners at the 2021 Oscars included Jon Batiste sharing best original score for Soul with Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross; H.E.R., Tiara Thomas and D'Mile winning best song for Judas' "Fight for You"; and Mexican sound engineers Jaime Baksht, Michelle Couttolenc and Carlos Cortes sharing best sound with their Sound of Metal teammates Nicolas Becker and Phillip Bladh.

Among everyone who took home at least one statuette at the 2021 Oscars, 25 are white men, eight are white women, four are Black men, four are Black women, two are Latino men, one is a Latina woman and three are Asian women. H.E.R., who is of Black and Filipino descent, is counted in two categories. Two people won multiple Oscars, Zhao and best actress/best picture winner Frances McDormand.

Inclusion at the Oscars wasn't demonstrated only in the winners list. Bong Joon Ho presented best director in Korean, with English translation by Sharon Choi, while Marlee Matlin presented the two documentary categories in American Sign Language. According to the Ruderman Family Foundation, this year's ceremony (produced by Steven Soderbergh, Stacey Sher and Jesse Collins) featured for the first time an ASL interpreter in the media room, as well as an accessible stage with a ramp and closed captioning and audio descriptions sponsored by Google (which aired an ad during the ceremony featuring a Chinese American man who is a CODA, or child of deaf adults).

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OscarsSoWhite was coined by April Reign in 2015 to describe the lack of diversity among the 20 acting nominees, but when it came to inclusion at the 2021 Oscars, it was categories behind the camera that saw multiple milestones take place. Chloe Zhao is now the first woman of color (and second woman overall) to win best director.

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Zhao won the Oscar for "Nomadland," her third feature directorial effort following "Songs My Brother Taught Me" and "The Rider."

Chloé Zhao won the Academy Award for Best Director thanks to " Nomadland," becoming only the second woman in the 93-year history of the Oscars to win the category. Zhao took home the prize over fellow nominees David Fincher ("Mank"), Aaron Sorkin ("The Trial of the Chicago 7"), Thomas Vinterberg ("Another Round"), and Emerald Fennell ("Promising Young Woman"). "Nomadland" is Zhao's third feature directorial effort following "Songs My Brother Taught Me" and "The Rider." She is also the first Asian woman to be nominated for and to win the Oscar for Best Director.

Prior to the 2021 Oscars nominations announcement, only five women had ever been nominated in the Best Director category: Lina Wertmüller (1976′s "Seven Beauties"), Jane Campion (1993′s "The Piano"), Sofia Coppola (2003′s "Lost in Translation"), Kathryn Bigelow (2009′s "The Hurt Locker"), and Greta Gerwig (2017′s "Lady Bird"). With nominations for Zhao and Fennell this year, the total number of Oscar-nominated woman for Best Director rose to seven. The 93rd Academy Awards is also the first time two women made the cut in the Best Director category in the same year.

Zhao was the favorite to win the Oscar for Best Director going into the 93rd Academy Awards ceremony. The filmmaker dominated the category all season long, winning Best Director prizes at the Golden Globes, the Critics' Choice Awards, the BAFTA Film Awards, and the Directors Guild of America awards. Zhao also received the Golden Lion at the 2020 Venice Film Festival, where "Nomadland" had its world premiere.

With her "Nomadland" win, Zhao joins Kathryn Bigelow as the only female winner of the Best Director Oscar. Bigelow won her Best Director trophy for "The Hurt Locker," which also went on to win Oscars for Best Picture and Best Original Screenplay. After Bigelow's historic win as the first woman Best Director winner, no female directors were even nominated in the category until 2018. That was the year Gerta Gerwig became the fifth woman nominated for Best Director with her solo feature directorial debut "Lady Bird." Gerwig ultimately lost out to Guillermo del Toro for his Best Picture winner "The Shape of Water." Women filmmakers were then shut out in 2019 and 2020, despite there being several worthy contenders such as Gerwig for "Little Women," Céline Sciamma for "Portrait of a Lady on Fire," and Alma Har'el for "Honey Boy." The shutting out of women directors at the 2019 and 2020 Oscars led to widespread backlash.

"I tried to focus on the human experience and things that I feel go beyond political statements to be more universal - the loss of a loved one, searching for home," Zhao told IndieWire last year about her now-Oscar winner "Nomadland." "I keep thinking about my family back in China - how would they feel about a cowboy in South Dakota, or a woman in her 60s living in America? If I make it too specific to any issues, I know it's going to create a barrier. They'd go, 'That's their problem.'"

Next up for Zhao is the release of her Marvel Cinematic Universe entry "Eternals." The Oscar win will make her the first Academy Award winner for Best Director to helm a Marvel project. The filmmaker previously told IndieWire, "I've been a fan of the MCU for over a decade, so it makes sense for me to jump into a Marvel movie. I want to make films that last, that have a timeless feel to them, that aren't just a flash in the pan with whatever topic is trending on Twitter right now. I'm not interested in that stuff."

"I'm not the kind of filmmaker who just makes films," Zhao added. "I have to be in love with my subject matter and want to learn more about it. Someone once said to me that passion doesn't sustain, but curiosity does. I have to be excited by little things I discover along the way."

With her Oscar in tow, Zhao is moving into the Hollywood studio system. The filmmaker is also attached to direct a Western science-fiction spin on "Dracula" for Universal Pictures.

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Zhao won the Oscar for "Nomadland," her third feature directorial effort following "Songs My Brother Taught Me" and "The Rider." Chloé Zhao won the Academy Award for Best Director thanks to " Nomadland," becoming only the second woman in the 93-year history of the Oscars to win the category.

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This year's annual Earth Day Doodle highlights how everyone can plant the seed to a brighter future-one sapling at a time!

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This year's annual Earth Day Doodle highlights how everyone can plant the seed to a brighter future-one sapling at a time! The planet we call home continues to nurture life and inspire wonder. Our environment works hard to sustain us, which calls for us to return the favor.

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中秋节的故事 Stories of the Mid-Autumn Festival | Ponddy – Reader

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中秋节的故事 Stories of the Mid-Autumn Festival | Ponddy – Reader

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中秋节 The Mid-Autumn Festival (the 15th of the 8th lunar month) | Ponddy – Reader

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中秋节 The Mid-Autumn Festival (the 15th of the 8th lunar month) | Ponddy – Reader

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不同的节日 Different Festivals | Ponddy – Reader

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不同的节日 Different Festivals | Ponddy – Reader

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北京的气候 Weather in Beijing | Ponddy – Reader

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北京的气候 Weather in Beijing | Ponddy – Reader

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四季的休闲活动 Leisure Activities of the Four Seasons | Ponddy – Reader

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四季的休闲活动 Leisure Activities of the Four Seasons | Ponddy – Reader

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北京天气怎么样？ What’s the Weather Like in Beijing? | Ponddy – Reader

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北京天气怎么样？ What’s the Weather Like in Beijing? | Ponddy – Reader

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约时间-生日篇 Making Appointment—Birthday | Ponddy – Reader

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约时间-生日篇 Making Appointment—Birthday | Ponddy – Reader

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你喜欢运动吗? Do You Like Sports? | Ponddy – Reader

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你喜欢运动吗? Do You Like Sports? | Ponddy – Reader

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在餐厅吃饭 Eating at the Restaurant | Ponddy – Reader

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在餐厅吃饭 Eating at the Restaurant | Ponddy – Reader

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如何吃得健康 How to Eat Healthily? | Ponddy – Reader

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如何吃得健康 How to Eat Healthily? | Ponddy – Reader

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这个味道好极了 This Flavor Is Extremely Delicious | Ponddy – Reader

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这个味道好极了 This Flavor Is Extremely Delicious | Ponddy – Reader

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可口的中式点心 Delicious Chinese Desserts | Ponddy – Reader

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可口的中式点心 Delicious Chinese Desserts | Ponddy – Reader