Lin Lin, deputy head of Hainan Justice Department office, speaks at Denton's Boao Forum. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]
Li said that the second-child policy, as well as emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence and livestreaming, had all contributed to the nation's burgeoning online education market.
Li said that with northeastern China as the hinterland, the city provided a convenient location to reach Japan, South Korea, and Russia. He said Dalian's cruise sector was expected to expand in the coming five years.
Lightweight, thin, bendable and portable, it is perfect for intelligent terminal devices, she added.
Li made the remarks when meeting with ROK representatives who attended the first round of Sino-ROK Entrepreneurs and Former High-level Officials Dialogue held Friday in Beijing.
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Lin Ji, deputy director of the forum's preparatory committee and deputy secretary-general of the Guangdong government, said this year's forum has four focuses - construction of the Belt and Road Initiative, construction of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, building up of increased international communication capacity, and development of media integration.
Life in a town also is more connected in the internet age, making it feel much less isolated. It also makes small towns more financially feasible as people work and do business online, which is one way that China is helping people to live better without having to migrate to the cities.
Li said cooperation between the legislatures of the two countries should be first and foremost focused on implementing the important consensus reached by the heads of state, creating favorable legal environments for practical cooperation including trade and investment, increasing experience sharing in governance and advancing subnational cooperation and people-to-people exchanges, especially those among youth and women, to lay a solid social foundation for bilateral friendship.
Li said a second round of the China-Central and Eastern Europe Investment Cooperation Fund, initiated by the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China last year, has been completed to raise billion. The fund will mainly invest in CEE nations.