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课堂预设之外的惊喜

Hainan will grant permanent residence rights to top-tier overseas talented people under a recruitment action plan announced by the Hainan provincial government on Sunday night.

Hands on with a Spheres model, inside Understory. (Amazon Photo / Jordan Stead)

Hao said poverty alleviation is the first step in China's mission to build a moderately prosperous society in an all-around way, adding that the country has lifted more than 700 million people out of poverty in the past four decades.

昆明怎样才能治近视眼

Hainan is sometimes called "China's Hawaii", which might be interpreted to imply that its major business will continue to be tourism. The plan does call for continued tourism, especially for shopping and medical care. But the island economy will be also diversified to higher value-added industries. Hainan is also adjacent to the busiest sea lanes in the world. And, it is near the dynamic economies of the remainder of China and Southeast Asia, rather than being isolated in the middle of an ocean like Hawaii.

Hao Shuchen was appointed director of the office of a central inter-ministerial joint meeting of economic responsibility audit.

Handicrafts from China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region attract visitors at the 6th China-Eurasia Expo, which opened on Thursday in Urumqi. [Photo by Zhang Wei/China Daily]

昆明近视激光手术

HONG KONG – The Central and Western districts of Hong Kong, including the city's central business district, was littered with trash and debris after violent clashes erupted between protesters and police yesterday night.

Han Hong checks medical supplies at the event in Korla.[Photo provided to China Daily]

大理全激光飞秒治多少钱

Hainan has taken several proactive steps to preserve its lush rain forests, verdant mountains and pristine sandy beaches - both to protect ecological diversity and to make sure the province's proud reputation as a tourist haven remains unblemished.

HONG KONG – The city's finance chief projected that the novel coronavirus pneumonia (NCP) will hit the economy in 2020, particularly the retail sector, a major employer, harder than the SARS epidemic did in 2003.