working at the State Department to make sure that everyone understands the risks.”
uawei’s chips. Only with its cooperation is it possible for Huawei to have a Plan B in stocking
ries boasting the concept, which originated in Japan, have sprung up in many cities includi
ng Shanghai, Xi’an, capital of Shaanxi province, and Shenzhen and Guangzhou, both in Guangdong province.
Kong Yanling is a big fan of singles-friendly restaurants. The 25-year-old unattached Xi’an res
ident remembers passing a Korean-style chicken restaurant a few years ago and deciding to drop in.
However, the waitress at the door told her the restaurant only served large, shared platters. Kong took the hint and left.
She has also found herself dining with strangers involuntarily when waiters have asked if she minded other people sharing her table.
“I don’t mind eating alone, but sometimes things like that really bugged me. I am ve
ry happy to see more singles-friendly restaurants appearing so there is more choice when eating out,” she said.
alaya Expedition Co, by Thursday morning, 12 climbers from the company and 21 mou
ntaineering guides successfully reached the summit of the mountain from the northern slope.
Tsering Samdrub, general manger of the company, said with significa
nt training long for 43 days, 12 Chinese climbers made it to the summit.
“The weather on Thursday was so nice. Thanks to this, the climbers were all in very good
condition,” said Tsering Samdrub, commander-in-chief of ongoing spring climbing.
“Hampered by weather factors this year, the final climbing period to the summit was later than the previous year, and clim
bers from different countries all take this opportunity to complete their climbing,” said Samdrub.
Samdrub also said more than 200 climbers are huddled together, which has led to one-two hour postponements of climbing times.
ch showed that the albinism genes exist in the wild population of giant pandas in Wolong, he said.
“The panda looked strong and his steps were steady, a sign that the genetic mutation may not have quite impeded its life,” said Li.
Increasing access to mobile Internet technology has encouraged more Chinese tourists to share travel experiences online, according to a new report.
Data from TongCheng-eLong, a leading online travel service platform in China, showed that 60.8 percent of its users had sha
red their travel experiences online in the past year, mainly by posting photos featuring local scenery or cuisine, said the
report released by TongCheng-eLong and Chinese travel services and social networking platform Mafengwo.
Shooting a minute or two of mobile phone videos on the move has become a new trend among Chinese travellers, the report said.
The report said 42.3 percent of the platform’s users had shared their travel moments through short videos.
ed “a very positive attitude and great perseverance” in competitions, the association s
aid on Friday. “We are confident that Team China will again try its best to chase their World Cup dream,” it said.
The association also announced that it has set up a preparatory gro
up for the upcoming election of new leadership, which is scheduled for next month.
Chen Xuyuan, chairman of Shanghai International Port (Group) Co, which owns th
e Chinese Super League’s Shanghai SIPG, has been appointed to lead the group.
According to Beijing Youth Daily, Lippi will arrive in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, on Tuesday. His first task will be to
compile a new list of 25 candidates for Team China, which will assemble on June 3 for training. Lippi’s assistants are curr
ently scouting matches in the Chinese Super League and the second-tier China League One.
fame and fortune, serving as a role model for military officers, rank-and-file soldiers and veterans across the country, Xi said.
Zhang, a member of the CPC, was a soldier of Brigade 359 of the Northwest Field Army, o
ne of the main forces of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army during the Liberation War between 1945 and 1949.
He was honored by the Northwest Field Army several times for performing meritorious deeds as he braved enemy fire. He
was twice given the honorary title of Combat Hero. When he retired from the PLA, Zhang chose to work in the pov
erty-stricken mountainous areas in Laifeng, a remote county in Hubei province. He dedicated his life to the peo
ple, holding posts ranging from community-level government official to deputy manager of a local bank.
the court said that it was not able to exempt him from punishment as the disorder d
id not have an obvious influence on his ability to distinguish between right and wrong.
“He had an extremely despicable motive, used an extremely cruel manner to carry out the cri
me, and caused a severe consequence and extremely negative social impact,” the court said.
The court pointed out that Huang had planned to carry out the crime for a long time, visiting
several kindergartens and primary schools in Shanghai and Guangzhou, South China’s Guangdong pro
vince, before deciding where to carry out the attack.Police examine the site of a knife attack that occurred in downtown Sh
anghai leaving two boys dead and another boy and a parent wounded on June
nd for decades and witnessed local farmers’ continuous battles against sandstorms.
“It didn’t just feel like a black storm, it was as if the whole desert was approachi
ng,” recalls Liu Conghui, a writer who was born, and still lives, near the farm Wang once worked.
As the menacing sandstorms made the area increasingly inhospitable, Liu’s whole community planned to up sticks.
To restore the local ecosystem, the Chinese government launched
a 10.7 billion yuan ($1.6 billion) project in 2001. A set of measures were adopted such as sav
ing water, converting farmland into grassland, providing treatment for dry riverways and building dams. In addition to t
hose measures, industrial and agricultural use of water in cities and counties along the river was limited.
Over the past two decades, Xinjiang has infused 7.7 billion cubic meters of water into
the dry trunk stream of the lower reaches of the Tarim River in 19 rounds of water diversion.
onal discussion among the people of
Hong Kong, the city will eventually reach a consensus and any doubts over the issue will be dispelled.