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    The opinion of Chinese diaspora can be heard in two sessions

    At the opening ceremony of the annual session of China’s top political advisory body which will kick off on Sunday, attended by more than 2,000 national political advisors, there will be a special group of attendees who are not political advisors, but will sit at the front of the Great…

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    Shared kitchens become a new business model in China

    In some Chinese cities, restaurants are working hard to satisfy the appetites of customers ordering food delivery through apps on their phones. That’s leading to a booming market for renting kitchen space, without tables, chairs or waiters. China’s take-out industry grew by more than 33 percent to 200 billion yuan…

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    Shanghai’s instant departure tax refund service lauded by overseas shoppers

    The instant departure tax refund service introduced by Shanghai on a trial basis has won applause from the overseas tourists. “Tax can be refunded by stores in cash when shopping in Shanghai. The service is so nice,” lauded Japanese shopper Yanagi Soichiro, who is also the first beneficiary of the…

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    Hainan to phase out diesel, petrol vehicles

    Hainan province in southern China will phase out sales of diesel and petrol vehicles as the province’s new regulations on air pollution come into effect on March 1, becoming the first Chinese province to do so. The province has also stepped up its efforts in promoting new-energy vehicles. The provincial…

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  • East Asia

    First Du Fu poetry-themed KFC restaurant opens in Chengdu

    A themed KFC restaurant featuring the poetry of Du Fu, a famous Chinese poet from the Tang Dynasty, was unveiled on Feb. 27 in Chengdu, capital of southwestern China’s Sichuan Province, scol.com.cn reported on Feb. 27. The new restaurant has opened thanks to cooperation between KFC and the Du Fu…

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    Economic issues top agenda at China’s upcoming two sessions New law on foreign investment likely to be adopted: expert

      The 13th National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), the country’s top political advisory body, and the 13th National People’s Congress (NPC), the top legislative body, are slated to kick off their annual meetings – collectively known as the two sessions – on Sunday and Tuesday,…

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    S. Korea: opposition leader calls for debate on nuclear armament

    South Korea’s opposition leader on Thursday raised the need to open a public debate on the nation’s nuclear armament. Hwang Kyo-ahn, chairman of the main opposition Liberty Korea Party (LKP), issued the controversial call, saying South Korea’s own nuclear armament would not be an easy task but that all possibilities…

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  • East Asia

    S. Korea: number of bipolar disorder patients grows fast

    The number of South Koreans treated for bipolar disorder soared more than 20 percent between 2013 and 2017, data showed Thursday. According to the data from the National Health Insurance Service, 86,706 people were treated for bipolar disorder in 2017, up 21 percent from 71,687 four years earlier. The figure…

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    China will help farmers to build up modern agriculture

    The proportion of professional farmers with a high school education or above should be above 35% by 2022.   China has vowed to realize agriculture modernization by 2035 and make “decisive progress” in improving agricultural quality, the latest government guideline showed. According to the guideline issued by seven government bodies,…

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    After Living in China for 15 years, Beluga whales will start journey back to Iceland

    Two beluga whales gave their final performance at a Shanghai aquarium on Thursday before they are sent to a reserve for whales in Iceland. Having lived in Shanghai for 15 years, “Little White” and “Little Grey,” the two female beluga whales, will be isolated and quarantined before their journey back…

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