Yiming is not alone among his peers.
Yu, of the internet society, urged the government to devise systems to manage the problem.
Young Hong Kong entrepreneur Jack Lam has been busy traveling to cities on the mainland purchasing equipment and raw materials to produce face masks, which were once in short supply in the country.
Yin Hong, an official with ministry's department of circulation industry development, which manages industries related to the market circulation of goods, said the revamping of the pedestrian streets has focused on improving transport networks, facilities and equipment and greening projects.
Yet some courts are "still refusing such cases because they think the disputes are hard to tackle, could affect the interests of local governments or would cause a burden upon their conclusion", the SPC said on Thursday. "Such improper excuses for rejecting a lawsuit must be prohibited," it said.
Yichang city, Hubei province, has been striving to get rid of petrochemical plants along the banks of the Yangtze River since 2016 to help protect China's "mother river".
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Yingluck will probably be sentenced to a certain period in prison if found guilty of the charge that she did not do her duty by failing to call off the rice program which caused state losses.
Yu often cooks Chinese food for the workers, and would give out red envelopes with cash bonus sealed inside on traditional Chinese holidays. "We are a family, we work together to clean this water system, to create jobs, and to contribute to our community," Yu said, adding that fish is a low-end product and fish processing yields low profit. "We need to be deeply rooted in the neighborhoods and earn the respect of local residents before we can keep the business moving."
Yi Ping, senior partner of management consultancy Roland Berger, said it still takes time for Chinese recruiters to adopt the technology wholly due to limitations of data volume and decentralization.
Yi Huiman, chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, said earlier that the China-Japan ETF trading link will help enrich cross-border mutual fund products for Chinese investors and make it easier for investors in both countries to invest in each other's market, which is of great significance for deepening capital market cooperation between the two countries.