Xinjiang is located in the northwest of China. For historical and a range of natural reasons, it has long lagged behind other parts of the country in development, and there is a large impoverished population. The four prefectures in southern Xinjiang, namely, Hotan, Kashgar, Aksu and Kizilsu Kirgiz, in particular have a poor eco-environment, weak economic foundations, and a serious shortfall in employment carrying capacity. They are identified as areas of extreme poverty. In addition, terrorists, separatists and religious extremists have long preached that "the afterlife is fated" and that "religious teachings are superior to state laws", inciting the public to resist learning the standard spoken and written Chinese language, reject modern science, and refuse to improve their vocational skills, economic conditions, and the ability to better their own lives. As a result, some local people have outdated ideas; they suffer from poor education and employability, low employment rates and incomes, and have fallen into long-term poverty.
Xiaogan, one of the hardest hit cities in the ongoing novel coronavirus outbreak in Hubei province, has decided to lock down all residential communities starting 5 pm on Friday, according to the city government.
Xu Yuyu, a high school graduate from Linyi, died of cardiac arrest in August 2016 after being defrauded out of 9,900 yuan, which she intended to use to pay university tuition fees.
Xinwu district, which is home to the city's high-tech zone, contributed nearly 60 percent of Wuxi's total IoT industry revenue, Wang said.
Xia, 67, is secretary-general of the 13th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, the country's top political advisory body. He now serves concurrently as the head of the country's HK and Macao affairs office.
Xu Chen, chairman of CGCC, said he hopes the database will be a convenient tool for members searching for information, seeking to form new partnerships and looking for business opportunities.
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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.
Xiongan New Area in North China’s Hebei province has become a hot spot for tourists to visit during the past National Day holiday.One of the area’s scenic spots - Baiyangdian Lake, the largest wetland ecosystem in north China - received more than 100,000 visitors during the first five days of the seven-day holiday, a year-on-year increase of over 20 percent, according to the tourism bureau of Anxin county where the lake is located.Another popular tourist attraction is the Xiongan Citizen Service Center, the first major project built in the area.The center, which is composed of green buildings and holds local government organs, companies, hotels and restaurants, attracted more than 110,000 visitors from October 1 to October 7, according to China Xiongan Group which built and manages the center.“I am curious and have been expecting to check out what the new area is like since it was established,” Chen Huixia, a 76-year-old tourist from neighboring Dingxing county in Baoding, was quoted as saying by China News Service. Located about 100 kilometers southwest of Beijing, Xiongan New Area was established in April last year to phase out non-capital functions from Beijing.
Xinhua tried in vain to contact the concerned senior district officials as they were said to be on the spot overseeing the relief and rescue work. Though one of the officials, on the condition of anonymity, said that those dead were charred beyond recognition.
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