Police declined to confirm the singer's identity when contacted by China Daily on Wednesday afternoon. However, earlier that day, the weibo account of Beiijing Public Security Bureau reposted the original information with the comment, "Illegal drugs withered zuimei."
Policies will be improved to make it more convenient for the people from Hong Kong and Macao to pursue career development on the mainland, he said.
Pinduoduo, a high-flying e-commerce site, has garnered nearly 600 million users so far-a rather staggering figure considering its establishment just five years ago. It started out as a platform for bulk-selling agricultural products and other non-big-ticket items at reasonable prices. By inviting your social contacts to also use the same app, you stand to enjoy further discounts. That's perhaps one way it has garnered such a huge user base in a relatively short period. The recent wave of supportive policies could be a huge plus for Pinduoduo as it is a marketplace already synonymous with peddling agricultural goods and local specialties in the eyes of many consumers. Pinduoduo is unlikely to attract high-profile key opinion leaders in the online influencer arena, but it's likely to invite government officials to livestreaming sessions, promote local specialties, increase sales and boost employment. Therefore its lack of socially-savvy presentation skills might not be too much of a downside.
Police are conducting raids to tighten noose around illicit liquor vendors.
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Plans to construct such a base were mentioned in national guidance released by the State Council in 2016 to further enhance work related to cultural heritage.
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Police say 42 people were injured, most of them mildly, though one is in serious condition. They are being treated at nearby hospitals.
Police said nine foreigners were among the injured, including from South Korea, China, Italy, India, Venezuela, Ireland and New Zealand.
Pier 1 Imports, a home goods retailer, said Tuesday it has been unable to find a buyer and plans to sell its inventory, remaining assets and online operations.
Piao Guangxing, a sociologist with Minzu University of China, attributes the popularity of selfies to the Chinese people's consumption shift from material desires to leisure and entertainment.