YANGON - Myanmar held a state ceremony here Thursday to mark the country's 71st Martyrs' Day, commemorating fallen national heroes including General Aung San and eight others who sacrificed their lives in 1947 for regaining the country's independence.
Yang Jinbai, Beijing's vice-mayor, said more efforts will be made in the city, such as adopting policies being applied in China's pilot free trade zones, cultivating high-tech industries, encouraging innovation and entrepreneurship and improving the attraction of high-end talent.
Ye, who was born in Guangdong province in 1896 and died in 1946, was one of the founders of the People's Liberation Army and the first commander of the New Fourth Army, one of the main communist forces during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1931-45).
Yang Juhua, professor of social demography at the school of sociology and population studies at Renmin University of China, commended Lake's observations but said she does not fully agree with the point that more educational opportunities and access to resources for women in the family planning era were unexpected effects of the policy.
Yang Jiechi, Wang Yi and He Lifeng were present during the meeting.
Xu held that the school's experience could boost confidence, and also offer experience for followers, such as how to collaborate with mainland authorities and organizations, and adjust to mainland law and culture.
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Xu said: "The pandemic has changed everything we know, particularly how we remain socially connected. People have risen to the challenge and have tried to maintain social connections in creative ways, but at the same time life has been different and it can be hard to adjust to the new changes."
Yang co-chaired with Japanese National Security Adviser Shotaro Yachi the fourth round of high-level political dialogue on Monday.
Yang Chao, vice-president of China Life Insurance (Group) Company, delivers a speech at the China Life customer service ceremony. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]
Ye, who lives in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, works for seven or eight hours each day, and earns a salary of more than 7,000 yuan (,046) every month.