On average, every minute of last year saw 8.2 people in China diagnosed with cancer, while 5.4 people died from the disease.
On Tuesday morning, Trump fought back, tweeting that the freshman representatives "have been spewing some of the most vile, hateful, and disgusting things ever said by a politician in the House or Senate". He then asked why the House wasn't "voting to rebuke the filthy and hate laced things they have said?"
On board are 7,000 tourists from more than 40 countries and regions.
On the earnings front, JP Morgan Chase topped analysts' expectations for third-quarter earnings and revenue on Friday as better-than-expected retail banking results offset the weakness in bond trading.
On Wednesday, several parents of Xintiandi kindergarten students, all about 3 years old, reported to police that their children had suspicious marks on their bodies that looked like needle pricks, and that they had repeatedly been given white pills.
On the first day of its opening, about 20,000 visitors participated in the VR experience in the zoo. To ensure order, visitors need to book tickets in advance.
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On Weibo, user who goes by the name Jinyinxingdongzhong said, "I can understand the 'overbooking' thing, but I feel deeply angry about the way they handled the situation. "I definitely will not buy" United's stock, he said, "because even if I invested in it and made money, I would have an uneasy conscience."
On Tuesday, the Ministry of Commerce called on the US to stop using the surrogate country approach to bilateral trade, which involves using a third country to calculate production costs. The move was in response to the US decision to impose anti-dumping duties on China's aluminum foil products.
On the fourth day of the Chinese lunar New Year (Jan 28), when the neighborhood committee called to check on our temperature, I asked if they could help buy some food. The committee members wrote down our requests, and delivered food to our door in just a few hours.
On Tuesday, The Wall Street Journal reported that Patrick Harker, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, didn't see an immediate need for a rate cut, but said he would consider one if the economy declined sharply.