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Liu was spending Spring Festival in Guangxi, her hometown, when COVID-19 broke out in China. Though hard to leave family, she flew back to São Paulo in early February as planned. She paid close attention to the situation in China while working in another hemisphere.

Living on the mainland for the past decade, Cheng has met people from different backgrounds. In his first year at Jinan University in Guangzhou, Cheng founded Barefoot — a volunteer group — and donated supplies to rural areas in Guangdong and taught children during long vacations. The experience made him determined to start his own business after graduation and open up a network that would connect secluded mountains with the cities.

Liu was also the chief designer of the Shenzhen Bay Bridge, which opened in 2007 and connected Shenzhen with Hong Kong. He hoped all the experience he collected in the construction and management of the two cross-border projects will be well preserved.

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Local authorities have been asked to provide information on issues related to the protection and application of the resources, according to a report citing an NDRC circular.

Local taxation authorities have joined hands with financial organizations to issue credits worth 17.78 billion yuan for 2.46 million companies in the first quarter.

Loeng Zi-hin began working in Shenzhen in 2016 when his employer, Hong Kong-based Bielomatik Machinery Co, a provider of automatic manufacturing devices, was entering the mainland market.

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Local TV channels reported that the heavy showers have severely disrupted rail and road traffic in these districts.

Local authorities must synchronize efforts to contain the epidemic and resume work and production while keeping up with the needed health monitoring and emergency response forces, he said.

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Loans to manufacturers in Guangdong province, China's largest provincial economy, saw their greatest growth since 2013 — 21.2 percent year-on-year — in the first three quarters of this year.

Looking ahead, Orlik said China's real estate controls will ultimately take a toll on economic growth, and uncertain trade ties with the US could hurt exports.