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They made a chance visit to the school in Shaoshan, which had about 100 students. The classrooms were crudely equipped; the chairs were unstable and the desks were pockmarked with holes. "It was a mess," Leung recalled.

They expected that a work plan for implementing the overall coordination of financial infrastructure regulation could be published soon, as it has been reviewed by the high-profile meeting. It will be a high-level guidance that authorizes financial regulators to perform the duties, said experts.

They include Xie Weijun, former head of the Shandong Justice Department and the Prison Administration of Shandong; Liu Baoshan, former head of Rencheng Prison; and Chen Minhua, a Rencheng correctional officer.

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They were there to attend the biggest-ever developer conference held by Chinese technology giant Huawei Technologies Co from Aug 9 to 11. At the event, the world's top telecom equipment maker and the second-largest smartphone vendor unveiled its much-anticipated in-house operating system HarmonyOS.

They gathered to explore the cultural significance of the Forbidden City's architectural splendor and its huge collection of cultural relics, as well as the historical legacy of the two dynasties.

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They verbally abused Su, slapped her face and muffled her mouth with shoes, according to a Southern Weekly report. After an hour, one of the debt collectors, Du Zhihao, took off his pants and insulted Su in front of Yu using "extreme methods", the report said without going into details.

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This April, China's food and beverage industry generated 302.4 billion yuan in revenue, up 9.6 percent year-on-year.

They are only three of the 550,000 people in China who suffer from sudden cardiac shock every year, of which only about 1 percent are saved.