Ma Xu, an 85-year-old veteran and China's first female paratrooper, wired the remaining 7 million yuan (.04 million) on Monday of a 10 million yuan donation she promised to her hometown in Mulan county of Harbin, Northeast China's Heilongjiang province, ifeng.com reported. Ma promised to donate her life savings in September 2018 to support education and cultural affairs in her hometown, and 3 million yuan of the donation was made on Sept 13, 2018.
Major brands, including Volvo and Chang'an, will stop selling traditional fossil fuel cars in the next few years and fully be engaged in new energy cars.
Ma spoke to the packed auditorium and cautioned attendees: "Don't miss the Chinese market, because China now has 300 million middle class, and the number will double in the next five years. Don't miss the chance. If you are not globalized enough that you know how to do business through the internet, you are out of business."
Manhattan's Central Park became the stage for a star-studded fashion gala last Friday as iconic fashion designer Ralph Lauren commemorated his company's 50th anniversary.
Major Chinese e-commerce platforms are accelerating efforts to seek new growth points and further tap the consumption potential from lower-tier cities and towns by providing an array of exclusive offers and promotions during this year's shopping carnival, which ended on June 18.
Major Chinese supercomputer vendors all improved their share in the past six months. Lenovo has the greatest number of systems on the list - 173 - followed by Inspur with 71 - and Sugon with 63.
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Malaysian Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng addresses the WeChat Pay technology exhibition in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, March 26, 2019. [Photo/Xinhua]
Ma purchased an unmanned aerial vehicle for agricultural plant protection and joined a UAV squad last year. The 25-year-old learned to operate the drone skillfully, and soon became a team leader.
Ma brought high-quality paper from his hometown in Jingxian county, Anhui, which for centuries has been a major production base for traditional rice paper.
Malaysian hawkers have been badly hit by the curbs, with estimated losses of about 50 million ringgit (.5 million) for nearly 100,000 traders.