Wang Zhile, a senior researcher at the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation in Beijing, said, "In the long term, China and the ASEAN economies will count on enhanced regional cooperation, especially in rail transportation, to stimulate people-to-people exchanges, trade and attract investment while improving regional economic integration."
Wang said China and the EU are two independent and important forces in international affairs.
Wang said it would also have a variety of ancillary applications in different fields, operating in remote and poverty-stricken areas that lack hospitals and sophisticated medical devices.
Wang Song, a deliveryman who works at logistics platform Cainiao's logistics station at Renmin University of China in Beijing, said: "As a deliveryman, the smart locker helps me a lot. I sometimes need to wait for a long time until the students come to pick up their parcels. Now I simply put the parcels in the locker and send the pickup code to their mobile phones."
Wang said his visit also aims to further enhance world peace and development. At present, countries across the world are not only being impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, but also facing the threats and challenges of unilateralism, protectionism and the resurgence of Cold War mentality.
Wang Xin, an 87-year-old COVID-19 patient and his doctor, Liu Kai, watch the sunset on their way to take a CT scan on March 5 at Renmin Hospital of Wuhan University in Hubei province. [Photo by Gan Junchao/For China Daily]
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Wang said that the international order needs to abide by laws and rules, and the opportunities arising from the new round of scientific and technological revolution are opportunities for the world.
Wang called on all the countries to use the centenary as a new starting point and the summit as a new opportunity "to jointly build a community with a shared future for mankind and a world of lasting peace and universal security".
Wang made the visit at the invitation of Madbouly and also met with President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.
Wang Peijun, chairman of the committee of the radiology branch under the Shanghai Medical Association, said even though computerized tomography imaging offers valuable guidance for COVID-19 detection, the nucleic acid test is still a gold standard for confirmed cases, as CT image shadows could be caused by other lung diseases.