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The report said the top 10 sources of inbound travelers in 2018 were Hong Kong, Macao, Myanmar, Vietnam, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, the United States, Russia and Mongolia.

The remarks came after China and ASEAN agreed to strengthen economic ties in the digital economy during the 22nd ASEAN-China Summit held in Bangkok in November.

The report also showed that 40 percent of Chinese carry less than 100 yuan (15 U.S. dollars) in cash when going out, while 52 percent only use cash for 20 percent of their total monthly consumption.

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The report found Chinese users usually tend to get up early and sleep late. Beijing and Shanghai get up the earliest, as the morning rush hour begins as early as 6:30 am. Users in Guangzhou and Shenzhen of China’s southern Guangdong province sleep last, as the two cities top all cities in the number of rides during the period from midnight to early morning. And people in Chengdu of China’s southwestern Sichuan province live a leisurely and slow-paced lifestyle, as the evening rush hour begins as early as 5 pm.

The report suggested a growing consumption power of China's aging population and a narrowing gap between urban and rural areas in this regard.

The report said it is expected that the fast growth of fintech adoption will continue to rise and reach 52 percent globally in the next two years.

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The report also found shortcomings in the current structure of digital talents as more than 85 percent of them specialize in product research and development, while those engaged in big data analysis, advanced manufacturing, and digital marketing accounted for less than 5 percent of the total.

The report also urges investing in public services, especially education and reproductive healthcare, so that women's and girls' life choices are expanded, and they can make informed choices about sex and childbearing.

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The report said China's nominal GDP, which is unadjusted for inflation, will reach trillion by 2025, compared with trillion for the US, based on anticipated growth rates and a gradual appreciation of the yuan against the dollar.

The report also showed about half of those already in employment couldn't resist the temptation of a 30 to 50 percent rise in salary from prospective employers. And about 17 percent of interviewees said they expect a raise of 51 to 80 percent when they apply for a new job.