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-    "set_id": "set_047",
-    "annotator": "黄誉扬",
-    "qa_pairs": [
-        {
-            "id": 1,
-            "domain": "Culture",
-            "task_type": {
-                "L1": "III. Cross-Video Integrated Reasoning",
-                "L2": "6. Integrated Summarization",
-                "L3": "(2) Comparative Summarization"
-            },
-            "question": "Comparing Video A and Video B, what is the fundamental divergence in their underlying logic when defining the 'success of the electric vehicle industry'?",
-            "options": {
-                "A": "Video A adopts a 'technology-climate' oriented framework: success lies in breakthroughs in battery energy density and fossil fuel replacement rate; Video B adopts an 'ethics-human rights' oriented framework: if the transition relies on the exploitation of miners in the DRC, such a transition is morally a failure.",
-                "B": "Video A believes success lies in sufficient government subsidies, while Video B believes success lies in rising mineral prices.",
-                "C": "Both videos regard technological progress as the only criterion for success; Video A focuses on lithium batteries, while Video B focuses on hydrogen fuel.",
-                "D": "Video A focuses on showing drivers' experience, while Video B focuses on showing battery recycling processes."
-            },
-            "answer": "A",
-            "evidence": [],
-            "created_at": "2026-02-25T21:29:42.503272"
-        },
-        {
-            "id": 2,
-            "domain": "Culture",
-            "task_type": {
-                "L1": "III. Cross-Video Integrated Reasoning",
-                "L2": "6. Integrated Summarization",
-                "L3": "(2) Comparative Summarization"
-            },
-            "question": "Video A frequently uses 'Sustainable' to describe future battery technologies, while Video B exposes the reality of cobalt mining. What is the divergence in the connotation coverage of the term 'sustainability' between the two?",
-            "options": {
-                "A": "Video A believes sustainability means inexhaustible resources, while Video B believes sustainability means permanent battery recycling.",
-                "B": "Both videos believe the current model is unsustainable; Video A worries about grid load, while Video B worries about battery explosions.",
-                "C": "Video A focuses on emission reduction targets in Nordic countries, while Video B focuses on ore production in the DRC.",
-                "D": "Video A's definition is 'environmental emission reduction-oriented': focusing on low-carbon emissions at the energy use end; Video B's definition is 'life-cycle justice-oriented': emphasizing that ecological fairness and labor rights in raw material extraction must be included, otherwise 'green' is only a rhetorical cover."
-            },
-            "answer": "D",
-            "evidence": [],
-            "created_at": "2026-02-25T21:30:06.173239"
-        },
-        {
-            "id": 3,
-            "domain": "Culture",
-            "task_type": {
-                "L1": "III. Cross-Video Integrated Reasoning",
-                "L2": "6. Integrated Summarization",
-                "L3": "(2) Comparative Summarization"
-            },
-            "question": "Regarding resource and ethical issues in the battery supply chain, what is the essential difference in the implied solution logic between Video A and Video B?",
-            "options": {
-                "A": "Video A suggests directly stopping EV production, while Video B suggests expanding the scale of artisanal mining.",
-                "B": "Video A tends toward 'technological correction logic': advocating bypassing ethical dilemmas by developing 'cobalt-free batteries' or synthetic biotechnology; Video B tends toward 'political intervention logic': implying the need for stricter international supply chain auditing and fair trade frameworks, not just technological avoidance.",
-                "C": "Both videos suggest using robots for mining in Africa; Video A focuses on cost, while Video B focuses on safety.",
-                "D": "Video A focuses on appealing for consumer donations, while Video B focuses on appealing for scientists to switch careers."
-            },
-            "answer": "B",
-            "evidence": [],
-            "created_at": "2026-02-25T21:30:32.193356"
-        },
-        {
-            "id": 4,
-            "domain": "Culture",
-            "task_type": {
-                "L1": "III. Cross-Video Integrated Reasoning",
-                "L2": "6. Integrated Summarization",
-                "L3": "(2) Comparative Summarization"
-            },
-            "question": "Observing the dust-free laboratory footage in Video A and the muddy mining site footage in Video B, how do their audiovisual languages align with their respective positions?",
-            "options": {
-                "A": "Video A has significantly higher video quality than Video B to prove that the tech side is more authoritative.",
-                "B": "Video A uses a lot of fast-paced pop music, while Video B uses a lot of silence.",
-                "C": "Video A focuses on showing white-collar work status, while Video B focuses on showing robot trajectories.",
-                "D": "Video A constructs a visual implication of 'future, pure, and harmless' through bright, cool-toned laboratory close-ups; Video B deconstructs the glamorous surface of tech products and creates a strong sense of 'reality shock' through shaky handheld footage, dark tones, and miners' dusty faces."
-            },
-            "answer": "D",
-            "evidence": [],
-            "created_at": "2026-02-25T21:31:04.391421"
-        },
-        {
-            "id": 5,
-            "domain": "Culture",
-            "task_type": {
-                "L1": "III. Cross-Video Integrated Reasoning",
-                "L2": "6. Integrated Summarization",
-                "L3": "(2) Comparative Summarization"
-            },
-            "question": "Regarding the benefit distribution of the global energy transition, what is the positional divergence presented by Video A and Video B?",
-            "options": {
-                "A": "Both videos believe African countries should abandon mining and shift to the service industry.",
-                "B": "Video A advocates complete trade barriers, while Video B advocates full globalization.",
-                "C": "Video A views the global supply chain as a 'win-win ladder of progress', focusing on how countries divide labor to maximize efficiency; Video B views it as 'unequal resource plunder', focusing on how the green vision of developed countries is built on the 'externalized costs' of resources and lives of Global South nations.",
-                "D": "Video A focuses on corporate financial profits, while Video B focuses on battery chemical stability."
-            },
-            "answer": "C",
-            "evidence": [],
-            "created_at": "2026-02-25T21:31:32.046101"
-        }
-    ]
 }

+{
+    "set_id": "set_047",
+    "annotator": "黄誉扬",
+    "qa_pairs": [
+        {
+            "id": 1,
+            "domain": "Culture",
+            "task_type": {
+                "L1": "Cross-Video Integrated Reasoning",
+                "L2": "Integrated Summarization",
+                "L3": "Comparative Summarization"
+            },
+            "question": "Compare Video A and Video B. What are the similarities and differences in the underlying logic when defining "success in the electric vehicle industry"?",
+            "options": {
+                "A": "Video A judges success by ethical fairness, refusing success at the cost of Congolese miner exploitation; Video B measures it by tech and low-carbon goals",
+                "B": "Video A measures success by tech and low-carbon goals; Video B judges it by ethical fairness, refusing success at the cost of Congolese miner exploitation",
+                "C": "Video A holds that the industry can only be called successful when it achieves large-scale market penetration and effectively replaces traditional fuel vehicles with mature and reliable products, while Video B believes that real success requires complete transparency in the supply chain and wide recognition from labor protection groups",
+                "D": "Video A focuses on user-oriented indicators such as cruising range, charging speed and overall vehicle reliability to define industrial success, while Video B evaluates success from the perspective of full-lifecycle sustainability including material sourcing, production pollution and end-of-life recycling"
+            },
+            "answer": "B",
+            "evidence": [],
+            "created_at": "2026-02-25T21:29:42.503272"
+        },
+        {
+            "id": 2,
+            "domain": "Culture",
+            "task_type": {
+                "L1": "Cross-Video Integrated Reasoning",
+                "L2": "Integrated Summarization",
+                "L3": "Comparative Summarization"
+            },
+            "question": "What is the divergence in the connotation coverage of the term 'sustainability' between Video A and Video B?",
+            "options": {
+                "A": "Video B defines sustainability as environmental emission reduction on the energy end; Video A extends it to full-cycle justice, covering labor rights and ecological fairness in raw material mining",
+                "B": "Both videos believe the current model is unsustainable; Video A worries about grid load, while Video B worries about battery explosions",
+                "C": "Video B confines the meaning of sustainability to the reduction of tailpipe emissions and the decarbonization of energy consumption in European and American regions, without extending the discussion to the upstream production chain, while Video A expands the concept to global mining practices, humanitarian issues and ecological damage in mineral origin countries",
+                "D": "Video A defines sustainability as environmental emission reduction on the energy end; Video B extends it to full-cycle justice, covering labor rights and ecological fairness in raw material mining"
+            },
+            "answer": "D",
+            "evidence": [],
+            "created_at": "2026-02-25T21:30:06.173239"
+        },
+        {
+            "id": 3,
+            "domain": "Culture",
+            "task_type": {
+                "L1": "Cross-Video Integrated Reasoning",
+                "L2": "Integrated Summarization",
+                "L3": "Comparative Summarization"
+            },
+            "question": "Regarding resource and ethical issues in the battery supply chain, what is the difference in the implied solution logic between Video A and Video B?",
+            "options": {
+                "A": "Video A believes that improving mining efficiency and promoting large-scale industrial mining can gradually reduce ethical risks, while Video B holds that simple production expansion cannot touch the fundamental unequal distribution of interests in the supply chain",
+                "B": "Video A relies on technological correction, hoping to bypass ethical problems by developing cobalt-free batteries; Video B emphasizes political and institutional supervision, requiring stricter supply chain audits and fair trade rules",
+                "C": "Video A relies on technological correction, hoping to bypass ethical problems by developing cobalt-free batteries; Video B emphasizes political and institutional supervision, requiring stricter supply chain audits and fair trade rules",
+                "D": "Video A focuses on individual consumer choices and green purchasing guidance, while Video B stresses international legislation and joint governance of the whole industrial chain"
+            },
+            "answer": "B",
+            "evidence": [],
+            "created_at": "2026-02-25T21:30:32.193356"
+        },
+        {
+            "id": 4,
+            "domain": "Culture",
+            "task_type": {
+                "L1": "Cross-Video Integrated Reasoning",
+                "L2": "Integrated Summarization",
+                "L3": "Comparative Summarization"
+            },
+            "question": "How do the audiovisual languages of Video A and Video B serve their respective viewpoints?",
+            "options": {
+                "A": "Video A employs rich colors and frequent editing to present neat technological scenes, while Video B adopts dark tones and real on-site footage to present the rough reality behind the industry",
+                "B": "Video A uses dark tones and real on-site footage to present the rough reality behind the industry, while Video B uses bright colors and steady shots to show a neat technological scene and build a sense of advanced industry",
+                "C": "Video A usesdark tones and real on-site footage to deliver ethical reflection with reality shock; Video B conveys a sense of purity and futurism through bright laboratory scenes and interview-style introductions",
+                "D": "Video A conveys a sense of purity and futurism through bright laboratory scenes and interview-style introductions; Video B uses dark tones and real on-site footage to deliver ethical reflection with reality shock"
+            },
+            "answer": "D",
+            "evidence": [],
+            "created_at": "2026-02-25T21:31:04.391421"
+        },
+        {
+            "id": 5,
+            "domain": "Culture",
+            "task_type": {
+                "L1": "Cross-Video Integrated Reasoning",
+                "L2": "Integrated Summarization",
+                "L3": "Comparative Summarization"
+            },
+            "question": "Regarding the benefit distribution of the global energy transition, what is the positional divergence presented by Video A and Video B?",
+            "options": {
+                "A": "Video A believes all nations share transition dividends via division of labor, while Video B thinks poor countries are excluded from benefit sharing",
+                "B": "Video A believes poor countries are excluded from benefit sharing, while Video B thinks all nations share transition dividends via division of labor",
+                "C": "Video A takes the supply chain as a win-win progress ladder, while Video B deems it unfair plunder externalizing costs to the Global South",
+                "D": "Video A focuses on industrial efficiency improvement, while Video B cares about miners' unequal rights in resource exporting regions"
+            },
+            "answer": "C",
+            "evidence": [],
+            "created_at": "2026-02-25T21:31:32.046101"
+        }
+    ]
 }