Other activities such as the cultural carnival, civilization week and food festival will also be held during the conference.
Organized by Shanghai Municipal Education Commission and the city's Science and Technology Commission, the expo, themed "Science, Innovation and Dreams", featured 39 teams from 13 countries and regions and their innovative science projects across different subjects.
Other strategies have included cultural exchange and training programs, joint marketing programmes with Chinese companies, destination promotion, celebrity hosting and publicity films. Sadly, most of the initiatives are no longer functioning owing to lack of funds and support from central government.
Online businesses experienced both opportunities and challenges during the coronavirus pandemic, said Norma Chu, founder and chief executive officer of DayDayCook, a Hong Kong-based operator of an online cooking-recipes-sharing platform, at a webinar hosted by China Daily Asia Leadership Roundtable.
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Other experts also had their say on financial literacy. Guan Qingyou, president of Reality Institute of Advanced Finance, said knowledge consumption is upgrading as public interest is shifting from pan-financial and social hot spots to professional financial and economic knowledge. Wu Yanran, professor at Beijing Normal University, delivered a speech about his investor sentiment index designed to measure the degree of market speculation.
Orlins said that a piece of direct proof is the one-hour telephone conversation made between Xi and Trump within five days after the meeting ended.
Only 46 percent of Britons and 47 percent of Americans think their government has coped well with the coronavirus pandemic, far lower than Denmark with 95 percent. They're the only two countries where a minority of people said the government had done well.
Online-only insurance companies are taking a larger share of the property insurance market, as 18.97 percent of the total income from premiums was earned by the country's four online-only insurers, 10.16 percentage points higher than a year ago. The online-only insurers include ZhongAn Online, which is backed by Alibaba's Jack Ma.