Their projections on the world's second-largest economy's GDP growth ranged from 7.5 to 9 percent in 2021, the fastest pace at least since 2015. The supportive policies, including monetary and fiscal measures that were launched at the peak of the coronavirus pandemic outbreak, will gradually turn into a normalized status as the coronavirus pandemic has been well controlled domestically.
The workers' fundamental requirements, such as private toilets, will be taken into consideration and included in the dorm buildings. But to safeguard against fires, tenants will not be allowed to cook in the dorms.
The world's largest amphibious aircraft, AG600, carried out its first takeoff and landing on waters in Hubei province's Jingmen on Saturday. [Photo by Yue Shuhua/Provided to chinadaily.com.cn]
There are now more than 300 scientific projects between universities of the two countries, and German scientists are actively involved in half of the top 20 scientific research institutions in China, he said.
There are over 300 million smokers and 740 million people exposed to second-hand smoke in China.
Then Trump accused India of seeking to profit from the Paris climate accord as he announced he was pulling out of the deal this month - drawing sharp denials from New Delhi.
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Their agritainment business launched in April. Today, many residents of Changshui village are operating tourism-related businesses, intent to ride the wave of fast-recovering tourism.
There are fewer than 1,900 giant pandas in their only wild habitats in the Chinese provinces of Sichuan, Shaanxi and Gansu.
There are various theories about the origin of Singles Day in China. One of the most popular is that Singles Day originated from campus culture. In 1993, four senior students at Nanjing University came up with the idea of organizing activities on Nov 11 as a day for single people. With more and more people joining in, this festival was gradually adopted by society; with the spread of media and online culture, Singles Day is now hugely popular.
There are approximately 100,000 World War II survivors worldwide, according to a statement from the conference on Jewish Material Claims against Germany, as compared with a recorded number of roughly 350,000 in 1993.