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More than 600,000 people lived in extreme poverty and did not have enough to eat. Major transportation networks were unavailable to 1 million of the 3.57 million people living deep in the mountains. About 36,000 teenagers could not afford to go to school and stayed at home, while 800,000 residents lacked drinking water and had to collect rainwater to get by.
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More than 1.6 billion yuan (1 million) will be poured into 20 demonstration projects in the city, with the next-generation wireless network being first applied in 10 areas in government affairs, including medical treatment, transportation, and in 10 industrial fields, including ultra high-definition video and industrial internet.
More than 70 percent of college freshmen encounter problems adapting to a new environment, according to a recent research report.
More than 1,800 villages in Dingxi have established special associations to help villagers attain these loans. Each poor village in Dingxi receives 300,000 to 500,000 yuan. By 2016, about 530 million yuan in loans had been lent to 867 such associations, benefitting 12,000 farmers.
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More home purchase restrictions and the tightened monetary environment will weigh on market demand in the short term, said the CASS report, which predicted prices in previously red-hot markets like Beijing would continue their downward movement.
More than 300 people from the ROK traveled to the DPRK's Diamond Mountain resort on Friday for three days of meetings with their long-lost relatives. Earlier this week, about 200 other people from the ROK went to the scenic resort for similar reunions.
More than 2,400 Kenyan students are currently studying in China, according to Zhao Xiyuan, the minister counselor of the Chinese embassy.
More than 3,500 teachers had been engaged in more than 6,400 online courses for students during the past few months, he says.