Xu, also president of the Huawei Institute of Strategic Research, said the establishment of the research facility would help make Innovation 2.0 a reality.
Yang, also the head of the General Office of the Central Committee for Foreign Affairs, is scheduled to meet with ROK President Moon Jae-in on Friday, Seoul-based Yonhap News Agency reported.
Xue Yongfeng, an analyst at internet consultancy Analysys in Beijing, said that previously, major internet users typically only paid for real-life items, but now, they're willing to pay for virtual online content products.
Xu, who holds a doctor's degree in business administration from Hong Kong Polytechnic University, worked from 2003 to 2010 at the National Development and Reform Commission, the country's top economic planner.
YTO Express chairman Yu Weijiao said Chinese couriers are thriving and the world needs Chinese services. Over the past decade, courier companies have benefited from the e-commerce. But the market remains largely domestic. Cross-border operation accounts for merely 2 percent in terms of handling volume. However, changes came fast. In the first quarter this year, Chinese mainland couriers handled 170 million pieces of parcel across the border, up 29 percent from a year earlier, State Post Bureau figures show. The revenue of overseas delivery grew by 19.8 percent to hit 11.1 billion yuan. All top five Chinese couriers, also including ZTO Express, Yunda Express and STO Express, plan aggressive overseas expansion. Overseas expansion has been encouraged by the government as the five-year plan (2016-2020) calls for setting up a batch of overseas logistics centers. Cainiao Network Technology, Alibaba's courier aggregator, has set up such centers in Southeast Asia, cutting cost by 44 percent while shortening delivery time by a quarter, said the company's spokesperson Guan Xiaodong. Zeng Junshan, an industry observer, saw overseas operation a key structural change for Chinese couriers as the domestic market saturated. Major Chinese online retailers have expanded overseas. In June, both Alibaba and JD.com announced plans to launch end-to-end retail shopping websites for overseas clients. Wang Yonggang, a marketing manager for Chinese smart-phone Vivo, said online shopping is becoming a global phenomenon. He said the company on average receives 1,000 overseas orders via online retailers. "We are seeing a new trend in global trade," said Wang Jian, a professor with University of International Business and Economics. "It is not just corporations and big traders involved. Individual consumers, micro enterprises are playing an increasingly important role."
Yao Wujiang, a technician at Yangquan Coal Industry (Group) Co, said the company has deployed 5G networks inside a 534-meter-deep mine.
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Xu said President Xi Jinping's "lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets" theory is proving a big boost to the village's tourism business.
Xu said the unexpected public health crisis has posed challenges for China in achieving its strategic goals, but the major challenges come more from the changing external environment.
YASREF has become a model for the China-Saudi energy cooperation and future bilateral cooperation within the Belt and Road Initiative, Li said.
Yang suggested that China should continue to reduce tax levels and increase infrastructure investment in relatively less developed fields that can help promote long-term economic growth.