Zhang said he believes online series will ride a wave due to the fast development of internet industry in China, during an earlier interview with Chinese reporters.
Zhejiang Jinxun, a private internet technology company based in Ningbo, Zhejiang province, told Ningbo Evening News on Sept 6 that a job applicant who claimed in an interview to be single and said she didn't plan to get married in the near future announced that she was pregnant shortly after being hired. She asked for sick leave frequently during pregnancy, and resigned when her 128-day maternity leave ended, the company said.
Zhang's case comes nearly a year after Baidu faced similar accusations over its ad policies from the parents of Wei Zexi, a computer science student in Xi'an, Shaanxi province, who died of cancer after undergoing a controversial "immune therapy" in Beijing that he found using the search engine.
Zhong Fuhai, a teacher at a rural primary school in Macheng, Hubei province, said early exposure to the internet is common at his school.
Zhou Liujun, director-general of the Ministry of Commerce's department of outward investment and economic cooperation, said the park is expected to upgrade the economic structure of both countries, promote international industrial capacity cooperation and allocate resources for larger profits on a global scale.
Zheng called for efforts to design financing models and product combinations through analyzing the environment of specific projects, the function of the projects and the cash flow situation in different economies.
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Zhou Qiang, president of the Supreme People's Court, the nation's top court, told the session that the IP court will cover IP-related civil, administrative and criminal cases.
Zhou Hanhua, a researcher at the Institute of Law with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, echoed Zuo's opinion.
Zhang's remarks followed two earlier news conferences by the office to voice concerns about the turmoil in Hong Kong. Since June 9, anti-extradition bill protests have not only grown bigger and more widespread, but have also become more violent.
Zhou Tianyong, professor at the Party School of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, said that young people is the major force driving the economic growth. The decline of young working-age population means fewer innovative talents, weakening the ability of social innovation, he said.