Hilary Lau, from law firm Herbert Smith Freehills, agreed.
He works as an administrative officer for the government, overseeing business in a key street in Zhongguancun.
He worked hard to get where he is. After many years of study, he completed preparations for art school in time to become one of the first students from Hong Kong to graduate from the bachelor's program at the Central Academy of Fine Arts, China's leading visual arts institute, in 2007.
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High-school graduates from Taiwan can apply to universities in the mainland with fewer academic requirements this year. They are required to achieve at least an average grade on the island's college entry exam in one of three subjects - Chinese, math or English - before applying to a mainland university. In the past, students have been required to score a passing grade in all the subjects included in the island's college entrance exam.
Health officials said encephalitis first seems to have struck the region in 1995 and it has claimed 474 lives in the state so far, yet it has yet to be fully identified and brought under control. The disease strikes during summer and turns deadlier with rising temperatures.
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Healthcare added 36,000 workers and employment in the professional and businesses service sector increased by 21,000. Transportation and warehousing grew by 28,000, the Labor Department said.
Heng, who is currently on a weeklong visit to China starting from Wednesday, said bilateral relations are at a high point as the two countries are set to mark the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations next year.
He was the only foreign student in the program. Despite a yearlong language-study experience at Anhui Normal University starting in 2005, he was overwhelmed by Chinese textbooks, especially the computer-science jargon.
High-quality seafood is an important part of the state's plan to capitalize on the increasing global demand for premium products, South Australia's Agriculture, Food and Fisheries Minister Leon Bignell, who opened the plant, was quoted as saying.