Shi Zhiqin, executive director of the Institute of the Belt and Road Initiative at Tsinghua University, said economic globalization, while being an unstoppable trend, needs adjustment and rebalancing as it enriches a minority at the cost of the interests of the majority and stokes polarization.
Shenzhen in southern China has put more than 16,000 purely electric buses on its roads so far.
Shi has called for greater public awareness and strict law enforcement against turtle poaching and trading, and has sought financial support for the center's operation. But the center remains short of funds to buy medicine, medical devices and food for the turtles.
Shi said Germany is one of the Western countries that have shown timely support of China's proposal and it is the fourth-largest stakeholder after China, India and Russia, as well as the biggest non-regional shareholder of Beijing-based Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.
Shoppers walk by the North Face store at the Easton Towne Center in Ohio, the United States, Nov 29, 2013. [Photo/VCG]
Since 2016, similar charity programs have been conducted in 18 cities nationwide, according to Wang Jiangyou, CEO of Xiaomawang. Donation of books and establishment of new libraries will follow. The new charity program will also send voluntary teachers to help relevant educational projects. Hao Xianghong, deputy editor-in-chief of Children's Press & Publication Group, expects the new program will narrow the gap of education among developed areas and those lacking hi-tech approaches by combining efforts from social sectors.
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Shi said this article is very different from "long-arm jurisdiction".
Shortly after the Security Council vote on Friday, US President Donald Trump tweeted: "The United Nations Security Council just voted 15-0 in favor of additional Sanctions on North Korea. The World wants Peace, not Death!"
Shouguang has more than 40,000 hectares of greenhouses and trades around 8 million tons of vegetables a year. It provides Beijing with one-third of the vegetables sold in local markets.
Shenzhen-based technology firms Huawei and Tencent, for instance, were respectively the first and second most preferred employers by Tsinghua University graduates last year.