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He is the first sitting senior official to be probed for suspected graft since the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China in October.

He noted that the number of enterprises active in bio-science in the Netherlands has doubled in the past decade, in turn driving research related to cancer, cardiovascular diseases and healthcare.

He attributed the difference to people in medium-to-small cities having more money for appearance enhancement, because expenditure on housing, vehicles, and other daily necessities is much less than in big cities.

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He comes from Nagchu, Tibet, China's sole treeless city. At an average altitude of 4,500 meters and with frequent extreme cold, the city knows only blizzards and frozen ground from October to May. Migmar Tsering, head of the Nagchu Forestry Bureau, said the growing season for plants is May to August, and the natural conditions are difficult.

He called on the institute to comprehensively implement the spirit of the 19th CPC National Congress and make greater contributions toward realizing the country's "Two Centenary Goals" and fulfilling the Chinese dream of national rejuvenation.

He immediately bends the rod and shapes it with a hammer. Soon, an iron crane takes form.

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He is on one of the teams of workers sent out to detect problems.

He attributes the success of his business to the locals' zeal for quality wines coupled with a growing thirst for advanced knowledge. He understands that the city's wine drinkers, at all levels, are now more eager to burnish their knowledge of wine as they strive to become smarter consumers.

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He hailed China's initiatives of Belt and Road construction and building a community with a shared future for mankind. "There are debates about the initiatives, and I believe that, finally, people will understand the initiatives are positive and have a strong element of a win-win approach," he said.

He made the remarks at a news conference when referring to the ongoing anti-government protests in the SAR. The protesters have included universal suffrage in electing Hong Kong's future chief executive, as well as members of the Legislative Council, to their list of demands before agreeing to start talks with the government.