In less than a decade, China started to play a leading role in global e-commerce.
In one video, Chen Zhong, one of Xiang's partners, shivered in an outdoor swimming pool inside the hotel and asked audiences: "Have you ever seen people swim outdoors in chilly March?"
In nearby Enga Province, a similar surge in violence prompted the establishment of a makeshift military garrison and the deployment of a company of around 100 government soldiers.
In its desperate attempts to "make America great again", the US administration has resorted to trade protectionism, throwing the world economy out of gear. And Washington's "maximum pressure" and unilateral actions, from sanctions against Iran to tariffs on Chinese goods, are threatening overall global stability.
In his report to the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China in October, General Secretary Xi Jinping, also China's president, voiced the central government's support for Hong Kong's integration with national development.
In particular, fruit rose by 39.1 percent, contributing to a 0.63 percentage point CPI growth, while pork meat prices jumped by 27 percent, contributing to 0.59 percentage points of CPI growth, data showed.
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In its latest Global Investment Trends Monitor, the Geneva-based UN trade and development body said that global FDI flows in the first half of 2020 reached 9 billion, down 49 percent compared to 2019 as lockdowns around the world slowed existing investment projects.
In infrastructure, he said the cooperation focuses on transportation such as railway, highway, aviation, communication, network, aerospace and nuclear energy.
In his famous book, The Rise and Decline of Nations, late University of Maryland economist Mancur Olson argued that progress is stopped by entrenched groups of people or companies with concentrated interests who use their power to block efficient reforms that would be good for the whole of society but bad for them.
In other developed economies, private-sector R&D investment exceeds that of the government. In Singapore, for instance, the public-private sector investment ratio for research and development is 39:61.