Lian Ping, chief economist at the Bank of Communications, said infrastructure investment still has growth potential in 2019 and is expected to be a key driving force to boost the investment growth.
Li's journey started in 1983 when he first started planting trees because he needed a steady income.
Li said local cooperation between the two countries is booming, which is helpful to expand common interests. China will cultivate an open and facilitating environment, he said.
Li found that Invatare's technology is similar to what his company is doing. Invatare is also based in Houston, with R&D in South America. It is the industry's only company with a transformational approach to bring holistic autonomous production and operations to the oilfield.
Like Ctrip, its competitor Spring Group is expanding its offline and online travel services. The parent company of Shanghai-based budget airline Spring Airlines started its online business as early as 2004, and currently operates nearly 200 travel branches across the nation.
Li, 29, is among the few remaining artists of traditional Chinese paper-cutting, an intangible cultural heritage that was first documented by historian Sima Qian 2,000 years ago.
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Liang Hong, chief economist of investment bank China International Capital Corporation (CICC), said in a research that the country's GDP growth of this year will reach 6.9 percent.
Lin Fu, general manager of the brand, at the launch ceremony said, "In the past, many people only saw a wine cabinet as a piece of functional furniture, but in fact, it carries people's expectation for freedom. For this particular series, we reinforce the artistry of the wine cabinet, to remind people that there is art in ordinary life."
Li said the aging trend has raised labor rights and social security concerns because labor laws do not acknowledge the working status of those older than 60. That has forced them to work casual arrangements without injury insurance and other employment benefits, she said.
Likewise, sales in China for most of LVMH's brands turned positive compared with a year ago in the second half of March, said Jean-Jacques Guiony, chief financial officer of LVMH Group, which saw "very high growth rates" in the country in April for some of its products.