Xu Lei, JD Group's chief marketing officer, said retail sales will be driven by changing consumer habits and technology upgrades.
Xiao Yaqing, head of the State Administration for Market Regulation, attended the meeting and said market supervision will be further strengthened.
Xie Yifeng, an analyst associated with a think tank under the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, said despite disappointing sales in top-tier cities such as Beijing and Shanghai, the housing markets in second and other lower-tier cities saw a flurry of activity.
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Xinhua and Zhou Jin contributed to this story.
Xu Guangxing, a psychology professor with East China Normal University, suggested young people set realistic and achievable goals and avoid aiming too high.
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Xu Bing, the fair's spokesperson, said buyers from more than 210 countries and regions are expected to attend the fair, with the total number of buyers to level with the previous session.
Xu Xinchao, deputy head of the capital’s Science and Technology Commission, also shared information about the technology, such as AI, new materials and medical industries, that have contributed to the fight against the epidemic.
Xiao was briefing lawmakers on a State Council report about the government's budget enforcement this year at a five-day bimonthly session of the National People's Congress Standing Committee that opened Monday. Top legislator Zhang Dejiang attended the session.
Xiang Dang, assistant president of China Cinda, said credit risks occurred in some large companies in certain provinces and cities due to various reasons. Some were exposed to the risk of maturity mismatch, which led to liquidity crises. Some pursued an excessively large-scale business without making judgments on business quality and efficiency scientifically. Some overtly diversified their business, and some were lagging behind their competitors in terms of technology.