Xing said that better external demand and improved business confidence will also facilitate a modest recovery in manufacturing fixed-asset investment growth. He said that China's GDP growth may improve to 6 percent in the first quarter after reaching a bottom of 5.9 percent in the fourth quarter of 2019, as external uncertainties have abated temporarily, which could stabilize private sector confidence and lead to a mild recovery in exports and private spending.
Xiang Ligang, chief executive of telecom industry website Cctime, said internet companies have to work hard to ensure that users can get great experience from their products without putting privacy at risk.
Xu Guanhua, the president of the Pujiang Innovation Forum and an academician with the Chinese Academy of Sciences, hosted the opening ceremony on Sept 23.
Xiao Yanyan, a senior manager for media at CITIC Securities, said: "What appeared to be different this year is that people might be more picky about content, as they are now enjoying more varied ways to celebrate this traditional family reunion time, such as browsing short videos on Douyin (one of China's most popular video-sharing platforms)."
Xiao said statistical modeling shows that the yuan's value has become increasingly sensitive to changes in the dollar. Therefore, if the dollar is near the bottom and starts to rise in coming months, the yuan may drop accordingly.
Xinjiang ranked second with 38 percent of wind power wasted, followed by Jilin with 30 percent and Inner Mongolia with 21 percent.
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Xu Shan, an office lady in Shanghai, confessed that the change of lifestyle from a single person to a married one is not an easy transition.
Xiang Ligang, CEO of telecoms industry website Cctime, said the declining trend is the main theme of 2018, which means the "freezing cold winter" for domestic smartphone vendors has arrived.
Xinjiang borders eight countries and has a host of ports involved in international trade on the ancient Silk Road. The authorities have enhanced opening-up efforts in recent years amid the Belt and Road Initiative.
Xu Xiaolei, chief brand officer for China Youth Travel Service, said he and his colleagues halted business trips at the start of this year, but resumed them in May. However, they are keeping such travel to a minimum due to the coronavirus. While the prospects for a resumption of overseas business travel remain bleak, such trips domestically have returned to 70 percent to 80 percent of the levels seen before the pandemic.