The C919 project was launched in 2006. Two years later, C919 maker Commercial Aircraft Corp of China was established in Shanghai, due to the city's technological advantages in the aviation industry and the maturity of the market.
The Brazilian leader says he is committed to protecting the Amazon and prosecuting anyone involved in illegal fires, many of which appear to be to have been set in already deforested areas to clear land for farming.
The CASS report cited ethnic and religious factors, a changing geopolitical landscape, as well as weak and unbalanced global economic growth as major challenges.
The Bay Area, home to 70 million people at the end of 2017, had a combined GDP of about .5 trillion at that time, surpassing Australia's GDP, according to the World Bank.
The Beijing Jingkelong Supermarket Chain Co tripled direct purchases of vegetables from Hebei and Shandong provinces to ensure stable and orderly food supplies in the capital.
The Beijing-based company has officially opened up its ride-hailing platform to third-party mobility service providers in order to aggregate more high-quality mobility resources to meet robust user demand.
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The Badaling section of the Great Wall, in Beijing's Yanqing district, will start to sell real-name admission tickets through its online booking system beginning June 1, according to the Badaling office of Yanqing district.
The Bohai Bay Port Group, comprising Binzhou Port, Dongying Port and Weifang Port, was unveiled in March 2018. It was considered the first step toward port resource integration in Shandong province.
The Belt and Road Initiative, China's drive to revive ancient trading routes to carry goods across regions ranging from Europe to Africa, will be heavily reliant on efficient transportation systems via the Silk Road Economic Belt and 21st Century Maritime Silk Road.As such, the nation's oceangoing merchant fleet is becoming increasingly important, but low wages, poor onboard conditions and long absences from home mean young people are shying away from a life at sea.That reluctance is a new phenomenon. Forty years ago, being a seaman on a merchant ship was a respected and sought-after job because the wages were good and the opportunities for overseas travel were very attractive.However, there was another crucial factor: the chance to buy one or even all of the "four essential items"-a television, a refrigerator, a washing machine and a tape recorder.These items represented status and fortune, but most people found them almost impossible to obtain. Sailing was one of the few jobs that offered relatively easy access to them."At the time we were allowed to buy one of the four items-minus import duty-for every 90 days we spent aboard ship. They weren't available at home," said Huang Jialin, who has been a sailor for more than 30 years.The 57-year-old is captain of the MV Tianbaohe, a container ship owned by China Cosco Shipping Corp, whose 1,114-vessel fleet is the largest in the world."We earned high incomes, supplemented by a daily subsidy of .30 while we were at sea," he recalled. "My salary was 10 times more than my wife's. Being a sailor was a valued job back then."
The Beijing Internet Court is the second internet court in the country, aiming to address rising disputes and problems caused by the nation's ever-growing reliance on cyberspace.