中国地方政府竞争与制度变迁1

月光族如何改变消费习惯

Similar reward programs are being brewed up in other areas in the country, "as the anti-terrorism fight is a national task", he added.

Shoppers buy vegetables at a supermarket in Fuyang, Anhui province. LU QIJIAN/FOR CHINA DAILY

Since 2012, when the central leadership highlighted the status and significance of the Constitution, more people have realized that the basic rights and principles in specific laws can be found in the fundamental law, and that the Constitution's spirit is also key in making laws and driving the legal process.

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Since 2015, the Beijing-based company has agreed deals with India's Ola, Lyft and Avis in the US, 99 in Latin America, Grab in Southeast Asia, Careem in the Middle East, and now Taxify in Europe and Africa.

Siemens digital factory in Amberg is probably one of the shiny examples of Industry 4.0. "That's why our customers keep visiting there to see how we implement it. "

Shi Lichen, founder of medical consultancy Beijing Dingchen Consultancy, also predicted that imported medicine prices will likely continue dropping "over a long period".

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Short video platform Kuaishou said it will continue to cultivate at least 100 entrepreneurs in the Chinese countryside through offering online and offline business and management training, and invest 500 million yuan (.6 million) of data flow resources to show and promote agriculture products from over 500 national-level impoverished counties.

Shoppers splashed out 216 billion yuan (.1 billion) on online home appliances in China in the first half of the year, an industry report revealed.

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Shoppers look at shoes in a shopping mall in Nanjing, Jiangsu province, on Monday. [Photo provided to China Daily]

Similar things were happening in other cities. In Liverpool in the 1930s, ex-Chinese sailors were serving dishes from Ningbo, Fuzhou, Hainan, Shantou, and Shanghai, including chop suey (a mix of meat and vegetables cooked together), fishcakes, and black jam cakes. And, in 1938, chop suey, chow mein and fried rice were popular among students at a restaurant in Cambridge because of their affordability.