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The expo this year is themed on "discuss, promote and share industrial and financial cooperation and development".

The father, believing his son was missing, also posted on social media writing that he would offer a 500,000 yuan reward to the person who could find the boy.

The fastest-selling offers, snagged in minutes, have been Valentine’s Day bouquets and chocolate, Sony TVs and smart notebooks

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The festival, which is part of a series of events marking the 40th anniversary of the establishment of Sino-Irish diplomatic relations, aims to bring Chinese films to Irish cinemagoers and act as a platform for industry exchanges and discussions between the two countries. Organizers of the festival hope it will promote connections between Chinese film professionals and those in Ireland, leading to in-depth exchanges on multi-faceted cooperation in the future. They said the event was driven by the Belt and Road Initiative and seeks to facilitate cultural communication between China and Ireland and open a new chapter of Sino-Irish cultural exchange.

The farm in Haizhou district has reported 615 infected pigs and 88 have died after deaths began to be registered on Aug 15, the ministry said in an online statement.

The exhibition is furthering the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) mission to strengthen trade between China and Africa, he added.

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The exported goods in the country's small commodity hub do not need to go first to the mail exchange offices in much bigger cities of Hangzhou and Shanghai, thus facilitating cross-border e-commerce.

The finalists represent 21 African countries and work in 18 sectors, including agriculture, artificial intelligence, e-commerce, fashion, healthcare, renewable energy and information and communications technology.

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The film, Dust to Dust, based on a cash robbery from a van in South China's Guangdong province in 1995, is is scheduled to be released in the first half of 2020.

The extension of the lockdown means all schools, colleges, educational institutions, shopping malls/markets, and modes of transportation will continue to remain shut. Though, according to the new guidelines issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs, some relaxations would be allowed in those areas which have no COVID-19 cases.