In 2014, China announced contributing 40 billion U.S. dollars to set up a Silk Road Fund to support the Belt and Road projects. A year later, the China-initiated new multilateral financial institution Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank was established.
In 2003, a memorial park was established to remember the history and honor the soldiers. It includes a monument to the Red Army martyrs.
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In 2015, with a strong interest in Chinese, Ma came to China to study at Ningxia University. He stayed and worked in Yinchuan after graduation. Proficient in English, French, Chinese and Arabic, he now teaches English in a training institution.
In 2015, the FDA took steps to finish the job of eliminating trans fats, calling for manufacturers to stop selling trans fatty foods by June 18 - a deadline that arrives next month.
In 1992, when he was 41, he became a photo journalist for China Youth Daily, and visited more than 100 rural schools in 128 counties in 26 provinces over the following 10 years.
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In 2016, ICBC launched, in London,a new methodology in a research paper to help banks assess the credibility of loans they give to companies that are exposed to risks arising from the tighter environmental protection standards around the world.
In 1937, the Pan family fled their hometown when Japanese planes dropped bombs over Suzhou. Before they left, Pan Dayu, the mistress of the household and Pan Zuyin's granddaughter-in-law, had the two bronze cauldrons buried with the help of a loyal servant because they were too heavy to carry.
In 2009, Shi Qingxiang, the family's youngest member, returned home and opened a restaurant with her husband, using her entire savings from years of working in the city. Her flagship dish was her family's tofu recipe.
Improved infrastructure will particularly benefit those economically least developed regions, including Central and South Asia with large infrastructure gaps and difficulties in financing new projects, according to Tianjie He and Louis Kuijs, economists at the Britain-based advisory firm Oxford Economics.