More measures are needed to attract talent to rural areas to help development, Jin Sanlin, a senior researcher of rural economies at the Development Research Center of the State Council, said on Wednesday.
More than 4,400 outbound tour groups, consisting of nearly 140,000 travelers, have had their trips canceled as of noon on Monday because of the pandemic, according to Travel Industry Council of Hong Kong. The council said it is working with the government to assist tourists returning to the city as soon as possible.
More than 65 million tons of steel production capacity was phased out in 2016, beating the annual target. The country met the 2017 capacity reduction goal of 50 million tons by the end of August this year.
More than 460,000 cubic meters of ice and snow were used for the construction of nine areas in the park.
More than 100 tourists eat hotpot together outdoors on snow-capped Xiannyu Mountain in Wulong, Chongqing on Dec 20, 2020. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]
More detailed explanations are expected from the central bank and other relevant government departments that may clarify the boundaries of illegal trading, he said.
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More important, the zone has become a test bed for new economic policies. A total of 127 systematic innovations that were first implemented in the Shanghai FTZ have been promoted nationwide in the past five years. One such innovation, the negative list system-which defines sectors in which foreign entities are not allowed to invest-was initially introduced by the zone to manage foreign capital. Last year, it was expanded nationwide.
More than 1,000 years ago, in the tiny oasis town of Dunhuang in northwestern China, 492 cave temples were carved into a giant cliff face and decorated with Buddhist murals and sculptures, known as Mogao Grottoes or the Caves of the Thousand Buddhas.
More than 5,300 swimmers hit the water in Wuhan on Sunday to mark the anniversary of the last time Chairman Mao Zedong swam in the Yangtze River, on July 16, 1966.
More than 40 percent of fourth-grade students surveyed said their parents have broken promises; the percentage was even higher for eighth-grade students, at 63.7 percent.