She said that the World Bank is working in strong partnership with the Beijing-headquartered AIIB and Shanghai-headquartered New Development Bank (NDB) in leveraging each side's competitive advantage.
She also pledged to further build up the understanding of the Basic Law, especially the understanding of the major premise of "one country," among the local people, particularly young students and civil servants. There is still plenty of room to do it, she said.
She said at Level 3, there are about 400,000 more New Zealanders returning to work, with key sectors such as construction, manufacturing and forestry starting up again.
She usually spends six hours every day in front of her laptop giving online courses to her students, including Japanese pronunciation, grammar and conversation.
She wanted to travel to France to sample delicacies and open her own dessert shop.
She was born on Sept 21, 1900 (Aug 2 according to the Chinese lunar calendar).
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She talked to the 200 attendees at the seminar to promote preferential policies and business potential in her hometown, touting its trans-border e-commerce, trade zone, high-tech industries and the upcoming Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Summit, which will convene in Qingdao in June.
She began to learn parachuting skills secretly during others' training and would practice in the moonlight. She even wrote a letter in blood to express her determination.
She believes that by studying in the country she can realize her dream of becoming a doctor and helping her compatriots.
She highlighted an affordable senior housing project in Chinatown as a "true legacy" of the late mayor.