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Wang Jinxia, deputy director of the Qianhai and Shekou FTZ administrative committee, summarized Qianhai's changes in the past four years in one sentence: It has developed from "one new building in three days" to "a new innovative regulation in three days".

Wang said he hoped that the experiences and stories shared in the book would not only be a commemoration of the past, but also a reflection that can be passed on to future generations.

Wang said time and climate change wait for no man. In order to implement the Paris Agreement successfully, developed countries need to make good on their pledge of annual contributions of US0 billion by 2020, provide assistance to developing countries through technology transfer, and help them to enhance their capabilities of dealing with climate change and sustainable development.

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Wang said the reform will also widen market access for private companies, while further energizing the public sector.

Wang also urged them to improve the quality of poverty relief projects, upgrade local infrastructure and public services and allocate more resources to the areas suffering absolute poverty.

Wang said China and African nations, both developing regions, share similar historical experiences and struggle as well as same tasks for development, which has bound people of the two sides together.

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Wang made the remarks in a video address at the opening ceremony of the Second Bund Summit in Shanghai.

Wang said the Cabinet's decision to cut the VAT faced by used-car dealers would help China's secondhand car market become larger and more professional.

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Wang Shujin, from Hebei province, has been sitting on death row for about a decade for serial rape and murder. He was sentenced to 15 years in prison for rape and received the death penalty for intentional homicide on Nov 24 after a retrial at the Handan Intermediate People's Court in Hebei found him guilty of four rapes, three killings and an attempted killing from 1993 to 1995.

Wang of Babytree Inc said, "We found among those 15 percent of families whose kids receive early-stage education, 80 percent are not very satisfied with the quality."