Young people don't want to live in Chinatown because of the aging buildings and infrastructure, and fewer customers come here because it's difficult to find parking space, she said.
Yu Ting'an was 5 years old when she started wearing glasses for nearsightedness, or myopia.
Yu added that a large number of the Chinese graduates will go on to further their studies at prestigious institutes, including Ivy League universities. A number of major financial corporations have also showed an interest in hiring some of the graduates.
Yu noted that short video platforms like Kuaishou and Douyin allow people from different regions and social groups to get together in the same community and are able to exchange ideas and express themselves equally.
Yuen also likes the culture of the city and the working and living environments. He believes there are many entrepreneurial opportunities in the Guangzhou market, which is a major player in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.
Ymatou will continue to improve its logistics. "We'll mainly focus on the evaluation and operation of railway channels between China and Europe, and therefore improve the supply-chain efficiency for European large commodities to enter the Chinese consumer market," said Zeng.
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Yu, who once frequently shopped at general stores, embraced Sam's Club right after her first visit. She said the product quality and competitive pricing at Sam's Club were the major factors attracting her. She has visited the club three or four times every month to purchase daily necessities ever since.
Yue Yang, vice-director of the Economy and Information Technology Department of Zhejiang, said the province will adopt 17 measures concerning cost reduction, tax relief, financial services and export support to help enterprises tide over the business plight caused by the epidemic.
Yu Yongding, research fellow of the Institute of World Economics and Politics at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said the central government should continue to increase fiscal expenditure and expand deficits to scale up support to local authorities and boost fiscal investment.
Yuan Da, spokesperson with the National Development and Reform Commission, speaks at a press conference held in Beijing on April 18, 2019. [Photo by Ouyang Shijia/chinadaily.com.cn]