Liu owns 15.5 percent of JD's stock and controls nearly 80 percent of the company's voting rights. The company reported its net income amounted to 122.3 billion yuan (.8 billion) in the second quarter of the year, an increase of 31.2 percent year-on-year, while its net profit dropped to 478.1 million yuan, down 51.04 percent compared with the same period last year.
Liu is one of the many art aficionados benefiting from the efforts of cultural institutions and groups across the country-including heritage sites and museums, galleries and performance platforms-to continue offering artwork to the public, amid social distancing measures, through online innovations.
Liu Dacheng, deputy director of the Internet Industry Research Institute of Tsinghua University, said leading Chinese courier companies already have a global vision, but they still face many challenges, as transportation and labor costs are relatively high in overseas markets.
Liu said she expects the autonomous region to play an important role in the country's overall development blueprint and connect with the rest of world via the Belt and Road Initiative.
Liu Xueyou said his invention, constructed from a four-wheel tractor, is capable of planting 6,000 trees in a day, equal to the work of 100 veteran farmers.
Liu also learned how to give her mother traditional Chinese medical massage at the age of 10, which has become a daily task.
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Liu said credit card fraud, mortgage or car loan disputes, and cases involving fund management, trust and Internet finance are all under the court's jurisdiction.
Liu also expressed his deep belief in the developing potential of Hainan, in term of the reform and opening up. Liu said: "If Shenzhen is a pearl, when we look back the past 40 years' reform and opening-up, I am convinced in the next 40 years, Hainan will be a new star."
Liu Jianwen, a professor at Peking University Law School and a specialist on tax regulation, said that putting the vehicle-purchasing regulation into legislation is an important step in implementing the principle of law-based taxation.
Liow made the remarks at a SMEs matchmaking event held in Kuala Lumpur, which was comprised of 88 SMEs from China and more than 100 from Malaysia. Noting that SMEs play an important role in the economy, he encouraged deeper participation from them in the economic ties between the two countries.