Liu, who lives in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, says he has worn out his knees by climbing the stairs every day and he even has to pay extra money when parcels are delivered.
Located at about 100 kilometers southwest of downtown Beijing, Xiongan will span three counties at the center of the triangle formed by Beijing, Tianjin and Shijiazhuang, the capital of Hebei.
Liu's positive expectation is partly based on the motivation among Chinese traditional banks to embrace the change, as they are facing increasing pressure from the rapid growth of financial technology. Alipay and WeChat Pay, the mobile payment services created by internet behemoths Alibaba and Tencent respectively, now take up more than 90 percent of Chinese market share in mobile payment.
Local legislatures in Gansu and Shandong provinces appointed two acting governors on Tuesday.
Locals were able to fill in the rest of the details, and the mysterious satellite image was the cherry on top.
Logistics infrastructure network construction has become a priority of transportation development in rural regions, said the Ministry of Transportation. Major irrigation projects, including the building of water-saving and ecological irrigation areas, as well as the upgrading of large and medium-sized irrigation and drainage pump stations are also on the list for rural revitalization. Solar energy, shallow geothermal energy, biomass energy, and upgrading of rural power grid are the next step for developing clean energy in China's rural areas, according to the National Energy Administration.
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Liu, former general manager of a local branch of Huatai Securities in Shenzhen, is suspected of embezzlement, according to a statement by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection of the Communist Party of China and the National Supervisory Commission.
Local governments are encouraged to take advantage of existing resources such as unused school buildings, warehouses and vacant houses in the community to build senior service facilities.
Long-distance and roaming charges will be history as China's three major telecom carriers abolish the practice starting from Friday.
Local recipients come to his station to pick up their packages, and it brings much convenience and more products to the small town with a population of about 7,400. They live so remotely that some have to travel 50 km to come to the station.