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Up to 35.6 million trips were made by people leaving and entering China via Shanghai Pudong International Airport, the largest among all airports in the nation.

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Usually high in fat and sodium and low in vitamins and minerals, instant noodles have been regarded by an increasing number of Chinese as junk food, even when they are topped with fresh vegetables and mushrooms.

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Vice-Minister of Finance Shi Yaobin, another panelist, also said that while the initiative originated in China, the Belt and Road Initiative will benefit the entire world. International cooperation is both key to its success and a long-term benefit of implementation.

Vice-Premier Liu Yandong said at the event's opening ceremony, "We will step up efforts to foster closer cooperation with other countries, focusing on robotics R&D, training, and how to better integrate artificial intelligence technologies into robotics."

Vendors chat near cases of tuna fish at the Rungis International wholesale food market. [Photo/Agencies]

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Vey-Sern Ling, senior industry analyst at Bloomberg intelligence, said China may overtake global peers in the commercialization of AI technologies, as large amount of capital is likely to continue pouring into the industry.

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Vendors sell crayfishes during a massive crayfish banquet in Xuyi, East China's Jiangsu province, June 13, 2018. More than 50,000 residents and tourists took part in the feast here Wednesday. Crayfish-related industries in China saw robust growth last year as total output rocketed by 83.15 percent to 268.5 billion yuan ( billion) in 2017, said a report released Tuesday. A total of 1.13 million tonnes of crayfish were raised last year, with the provinces of Hubei, Anhui, Hunan, Jiangsu and Jiangxi as major producers.[Photo/Xinhua]

Van Voris:?I haven’t necessarily seen that, and my view on that is you pay for the job. You pay for the job and it shouldn’t matter, male, female. You pay for the job and people should be compensated for what they’re bringing to the table. What I do find is that —?and I found this early on in my recruiting?— is that a lot of times females won’t ask for a lot of the same things that their male counterparts will, and from time to time, that impacts them.