The list contained 1,333 items worth some billion in 2017, targeting mainly hi-tech and innovation sectors which China is committed to boosting over the next few decades under the state-led Made in China 2025 initiative.
The main hall of Shaw Sports Complex at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University resembles a rubbish landfill on Nov 28, 2019. Mats, rags, rubbish and wastes lie strewn all over the floor. The hall was reportedly used by radical students and rioters to rest. [Photo/China Daily]
The major national tasks involving Shanghai, such as the integration of the Yangtze River Delta, the improvement of the Sci-Tech Innovation Board at the Shanghai Stock Exchange and the promotion of the China International Import Expo were also covered in the suggestions.
The lockers are equipped with a camera to keep an eye on the basketball checkout process. Each step from getting the ball to returning it is filmed.
The man keeping the music flowing, Simon Willson, has made a name for himself as a radio and live DJ in the southern Chinese city. But what is less well known is that he has also worked on diverse projects, musical and otherwise, on the Chinese mainland at key moments in the four decades since it embarked on opening-up.
The letters ask the three companies to report how often they take down listings for firearms and gun accessories each month. The Senators also want to know what policies and technologies are in place to prevent unauthorized sales of firearm products.
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The luminaries include six Nobel Prize laureates in economics such as Bengt Holmstrom, Alvin Christopher A Pissarides, and Michael Spence.
The margin of error across the total sample ranged from plus or minus 2 percentage points to plus or minus 5.1 points, Gallup said.
The man, known as Fang Mu, met his wife, Pei Pei, in 2004. He went to study in the United States and returned to China to marry her in 2010. After going to the US to live for four years, the infertile couple decided to try in vitro fertilization at a US hospital.
The local Bai people say the properties have been passed down by their ancestors and they should keep them, even though some families have moved away. That makes it difficult for the village authorities to rent or buy the houses to develop tourism and to protect them. If left untended, the houses are more prone to dereliction, he added.