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Lu Xiaoyu agreed. "Money is important but that alone cannot provide a sense of security," she said.

Lui was just 19 years old when he joined the military. He said he wanted to give back to his country because he felt the U.S. gave a lot to him and his family. Lui’s parents immigrated to the U.S. from southern China when they were in their early 30’s.

Lu Yue used to be the human resources vice-president of a US technology company in China. However, the company adjusted its strategy in the country four years ago, cutting much of its headcount and forcing Lu to look for another job opportunity.

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Lula's attorneys said the donations were normal and regular, with an identified origin and not related to any commitment. They also stressed that the donations were made not to Lula, but the institute, which is an organization separate from the ex-president and aims at preserving objects which are part of Brazil's cultural heritage.

Luo Huanan (right) and another group member prepare a dressing change for a COVID-19 patient in a Wuhan hospital. Luo is from the 130-member medical team from Shaanxi province to assist Hubei to fight against the epidemic. [Photo provided to China Daily]

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Luo Dan, who was also chosen for the docent program, said she was attracted because she was "amazed by the charm of Dunhuang murals".

Luigi Gambardella, president of ChinaEU, a business-led international association in Brussels, said the two countries can explore third-party cooperation in the fifth-generation era by improving the digital and telecommunications infrastructure along Belt and Road routes.

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Luo Qiang, the city's mayor, said Chengdu has always been the powerhouse of China's opening-up in the past four decades, and will continue to welcome foreign investments with ever improving business environment as China enters a new era of reform and opening-up.

M&As in Southeast Asia aim at expansion into local healthcare service markets, while M&As with Australian nutrition and healthcare companies are intended to help meet surging demand for such products in the Chinese market.