Yu described the crimes committed by Japanese invaders in the massacre as "inhumane," "appalling" and a "dark page in the history of humanity."
Yu Minhong, founder of English-language training giant New Oriental Education and Technology Group, delivers a speech to freshmen at Dalian Maritime University in Liaoning province. [Provided to China Daily]
Young staff from PetroChina's massive domestic marketing team were sent on a three-month English course earlier this year as candidates for potential new overseas postings, said two of the three people with knowledge of the plans.
Young entrepreneurs are working at an innovative incubator of Zhongguancun, a high-tech hub in Beijing, on Oct 21, 2014. [Photo/VCG]
Young people visit a self-service shop in Qingdao, Shandong province. Today's Chinese youth recognize major domestic brands better than well-known international brands, an AT Kearney report said.[Photo by Wang Haibin/for China Daily]
Yuan Longping, China's "father of hybrid rice", checks saltwater rice seedlings before they are planted in Qingdao, Shandong province, on Monday. [Photo provided to China Daily]
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Yu Zhengsheng, chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, said in his address at the ceremony that the invasion waged by Japanese militarists not only was a huge disaster for Chinese people but also brought great injury to Japanese people.
Yet, the Foxconn case appears to have raised a few questions among some market people, after the regulator indicated it would like to see more local tech unicorns listing in China.
Yuan Yuan, a female giant panda from the Chinese mainland, receives artificial insemination from male giant panda Tuan Tuan at Taipei Zoo in March last year. XINHUA
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."