The regulatory commission said it learned from the best international practices how to formulate the plan and will accelerate high-standard capital market opening-up to further advance reforms.
The report also offered some insights into the reading habits of Chinese readers. Compared with their elders, young Chinese born in the 1990s and 2000s prefer e-books to print books, according to the report. Almost half (46 percent) of e-book readers are people born in the 1990s. People aged 18 to 34 account for more than 60 percent of users on Tmall's e-reading app. The peak time for reading books on cellphones is from 9 pm to 11 pm, the report said.
The region has vowed to take part in the national effort to lift all Chinese out of poverty by 2020.
The report said that 22.3 percent of college graduates last year chose to work in first-tier cities - Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen - down 1.3 percentage points from 2016 and 5.9 percentage points from 2013.
The report said that Chaoyang district has 122 regional headquarters established by multinational companies, accounting for 70 percent of Beijing’s total. The region also is home to 71 Global Fortune 500-listed companies. There were 327 foreign financial firms in the region in 2018.
The report also showed that fraud involving fundraising surged from 2016 to 2018, while some other financial crimes went down.
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The report says extreme heat waves have become more common and extreme cold waves have less common since the 1980s.
The report notes that while Alexa may be the future, online retail is still at the center of the Amazon universe. It brings in more revenue than any other service, followed by its third-party sellers Marketplace?and Amazon Prime subscriptions.
The report said China's nominal GDP, which is unadjusted for inflation, will reach trillion by 2025, compared with trillion for the US, based on anticipated growth rates and a gradual appreciation of the yuan against the dollar.
The remarks came in the wake of a preliminary determination made by the US Department of Commerce on April 18 in an investigation of imports of China's plywood products, with the calculated preliminary subsidy rates ranging from 9.89 percent to 111.09 percent.