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Many Weibo users reposted the picture and expressed their grief when they saw the picture.

Many developed countries are good at classifying their waste, they said, but lack the sound waste utilization industry needed to deal with it, meaning their waste has been piling up as China phases out waste imports.

Mark Sutton, a professor of the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology in Edinburgh, said there is an urgent need to bring nitrogen science and policies together across multiple threats.

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Many US manufactures that use imported steel and aluminum are seeking their way out by filing tariff exemptions, arguing that they depend on imported steel, and that domestic producers can't fill the gap.

Mary Lovely, a visiting fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics and a professor of economics at Syracuse University, argued on Friday that Trump's tariffs on solar cells and modules don't protect American interests as described by US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer.

Many well-known department stores and malls, including Metro and Robinsons in Singapore and the Siam Center in Thailand, have also hopped on the digital bandwagon to help their tenants set up virtual storefronts through Lazada's platform.

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Many netizens have voiced hopes that more courts will take a tougher stand against such offenders.

Many middle school and high school students enroll for such language courses, which are designed to prepare them for higher studies overseas in future. "Parent s want their children to get a taste of what it's like to live abroad," said Chiu.

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Martial arts master Yu Danqiu is teaching apprentices around the world online after his club was closed by the COVID-19 outbreak. On May 9, Yu, chairman of the Ming He Quan, or the Calling Crane Fist Research Association of the Fujian Martial Arts association in Jianxindongling village of Cangshan district, in Fuzhou, East China's Fujian province, taught fist forms remotely to apprentices from five countries, including Russia, Australia, and the United Kingdom.

Market tracker Wind Info's data showed shares of listed companies related to the national defense industry surged 38.1 percent during the first quarter of this year.