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Xu Jinwan, chairman of the Nanjing Ancient City Wall Protection Foundation, said: "Asking residents for help in collecting the bricks not only alleviates the brick shortage problem but improves people's awareness."

Xu Heyi, chairman of BAIC Group (right), claps as the first South African assembled BAIC X25 rolls off the production line. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]

Xiamen University energy expert Lin Boqiang, who has advised Beijing on oil policy, said that China should consider buying oil from places other than the Middle East.

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Xiang Dang, assistant president of China Cinda, said credit risks occurred in some large companies in certain provinces and cities due to various reasons. Some were exposed to the risk of maturity mismatch, which led to liquidity crises. Some pursued an excessively large-scale business without making judgments on business quality and efficiency scientifically. Some overtly diversified their business, and some were lagging behind their competitors in terms of technology.

Xinjiang Goldwind Science & Technology Co, China's largest wind turbine manufacturer, told China Daily that it will abide by local laws and regulations to collaborate with local partners around the globe.

Xiaogong village, which has many small workshops where hair is processed for wigs, forms an important part of the economy of Xuchang, a city known as a wig-making hub where locals have collected hair for the industry since the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911).

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Xu Hongcai, an economist with the China Center for International Economic Exchanges, said such a rate is attainable as performance has exceeded expectations.

Xinjiang has long faced a severe lack of iodized salt. Since the 1960s, the locals have used iodized salt to prevent iodine deficiency, in addition to other ways to take in more iodine, said Zhang Ling, with the regional center for disease control and prevention.

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Xie pointed out that black-clad rioters were only a minority, and they could not represent the young generation of Hong Kong.

Xiao Ling and his wife. [Photo by Wu Yan/China Daily]