Liang Jianzhang, co-founder and chairman of online travel agency Ctrip. [Photo/IC]
Li made the remarks while presiding over a meeting of the National Science and Technology Leading Group. Li is the head of the group.
Li said he looks forward to having an in-depth exchange of views with the European side on bilateral ties and other issues of common concern on the basis of mutual respect, consultation, coordination and win-win outcomes.
Li said it has since become an innovation platform for the group's ecological and environmental protection work.
Li said the two sides should promote cultural exchanges and successfully run the China-Canada "Year of Tourism" next year.
Li Caijun worked at a coal mine to support the family, while his mother and Zhang took care of the quintuplets. Sometimes, relatives and friends also helped them.
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Li, 51, led a 135-member team from the Beijing hospital that was dispatched in three groups to help patients at Tongji Hospital's Zhongfa Xincheng branch in Wuhan at the height of the outbreak in February. When the team left Wuhan on April 4, 100 of their 115 COVID-19 patients had been discharged.
Lieblich said MSCI decided not to delete subsidiaries or affiliates of some of the restricted Chinese companies but could take further action if Washington gives more details about specific listings it wants barred.
Li, speaking at the Seventh China-Japan-ROK Business Summit in Chengdu, said the establishment of a free trade zone between the three countries will further give play to complementary strengths and make the trilateral cooperation more beneficial to the three peoples.
Liang is upbeat about the future growth of China's tourism market as well as the overall economy, as the country's infrastructure keeps improving and consumption continues to play a more prominent role.