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Liu Zhongbo, Party chief of Yibin, and Du Ziping, mayor of Yibin, led relative departments in Yibin to the scene, directing search and rescue operations with the Sichuan Coal Industry Group, said Shen Bo, an information office with the Yibin municipal committee of the Communist Party of China.

Liu Aihua, a spokeswoman for the NBS, said at a press conference Thursday that in the first eight months of this year, China's economic growth was maintained in a reasonable range, structural adjustments were continuously deepened and quality and efficiency kept improving.

Liu said he would not withdraw the suit unless Shanghai Disney revises the standards for child tickets and bases them on age rather than height.

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Liu also talked about the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, even though not formally listed on the council's July agenda.

Liu Yiwei is among the 75 volunteers from Heilongjiang University.

Liu Jun, acting Chinese consul general in Chicago, who attended the arraignment, said the Chinese Consulate General in Chicago will follow the case closely and continue to provide assistance to Zhang's family.

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Liu knew of more than 300 children in Hunan suffering from thalassemia, with many of their parents unaware of how to manage such patients or perform follow-up care.

Liu Shijin, former deputy head of the State Council's Development Research Center, has predicted local authorities will probably have relatively large discretion over tax rates and collection.

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Ling Zi, a 52-year-old consultant on marital issues, is also a member of the Zhejiang Mental Health Promotion Association.It was unimaginable for Chinese couples of my generation to get married without a meeting of parents from both sides. Spending Spring Festival at whose parents' home was also never a question, as most couples followed the tradition of celebrating the festival with the husband's family.These might result from people's low mobility at the time, when people were born and raised in a city or town and then went on to work, find spouses and live there. Against that backdrop, the home of a husband's parents was usually not far from that of his wife.My parents lived only 10 minutes' walk from my husband's parents' home. When my husband and I decided to get married in 1990, my mother-in-law said she wanted to meet my mother to ensure that my mother permitted and supported the marriage.So she went and had a very good talk with my mom, which was something I didn't expect. They became good friends and have visited each other from time to time ever since.My mother always told me that a wife should follow the Chinese tradition of celebrating the festival with her husband's family members, especially on chuxi, New Year's Eve on the Chinese lunar calendar. She also told me that my mother-in-law was in poor health, and, as a daughter-in-law, I should keep her company.Meanwhile, on the other side, my mother-in-law often persuaded me to spend important festivals with my mother (a widow) in case she felt lonely.You see, both mothers are loving and tolerant, making some family stuff easier for me and my husband to handle.This is my generation's story, which might be quite different from that of younger generations.Compared with my generation, whose parents might play a big role in our life and choices, the younger generations are more independent and emphasize "boundaries" with parents.They might have left home early to study or work in other cities, during which process they might have formed their own lifestyle. They want to make decisions on their own and dislike parents' intervention, whether it's about where to work and live, or who to marry.My son, born in 1992, is an example. He has just ended a relationship with a girl in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, but my husband and I have never met the girl or her parents. Also, my son seldom said things about the girl, even when they were in a relationship.I understand his need to maintain some distance from his parents to protect his privacy, which might explain some young couples' choices, like the parents of both sides not meeting, or the husband and wife spending Spring Festival separately with their own parents. These are all OK. No big deal.If my son starts a new relationship and decides to get married in the future, I think I will respect his and his fiancee's will about whether to meet her parents.As for where they spend Spring Festival, it's also up to them. Compared with these petty things, I care more about the young couple's happiness.I don't know whether I represent lots of parents in today's China, but I believe people will be more open to different lifestyle choices as the economy develops and society progresses.Ling Zi spoke with Zhao Xinying.

Liu Yuanchun, an economics professor and vice-president of Renmin University of China, said the first half's growth rate showed the economy's resilience.