to the public in May 2017.At the same time, biologically activated carbon, an ecological floating island and aeration are being used in the river to ensure water quality.Lotus flowers were planted to add spice to the landscape, while purifying the water. And three underground reservoirs collect rainwater to supplement water from the river."The river can sustain water for a year if there are three 手机现金真人游戏Passengers get off a Boeing aircraft operated by China Eastern Airlines at the international airport in Kunming, Yunnan province. Passengers get off a Boeing aircraft operated by China Eastern Airlines at the international airport in Kunming, Yunnan province. （Photo/China Daily）Carrier in communication with Boeing, says it will act together with CAACShanghai-based China Eastern Airlines has confirmed that it had raised its demand for claims with Boeing after two Boeing 737 MAX aircraft crashes, adding that its final demand will be in line with that of the aviation administration because more than one carrier in China is using the model.A source from China Eastern, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told China Daily on Wednesday that the carrier is in communication with Boeing on MAX-related issues, but is not ready to make any announcement yet."China Eastern is not the only airline affected by the grounding, thus our stand will be in line with the Civil Aviation Administration of China, and the final decision will depend on the request of the CAAC," said the source.An executive from the carrier was quoted as saying by Beijing Youth Daily that several rounds of communication have been carried out between Boeing and China Eastern, and China Eastern has raised related requests for a claim."But the final decision will depend on the cause of the MAX aircraft grounding, whether it is a result of a design flaw or an operational problem," said the senior executive.The executive added that so far the suspension of MAX jetliners has had a limited impact as it is not the peak travel season.The Shanghai-based carrier has 14 MAX aircraft, which is a small number in its around 700-aircraft fleet. The airline operates the world's second-largest and Asia's largest fleet of Airbus jets."Considering the amount of MAX aircraft used by China's three largest carriers, the impact of the jet model's grounding is under control. Existing flights can be carried out by other models," said Yu Nan, an industrial analyst from Haitong Securities.Compared to the two other major Chinese airlines, China Eastern has a comparatively small fleet of B737 aircraft, according to Yu.During its own internal fiscal briefing, an Air China executive noted that the carrier had planned to receive another 22 B737 MAX this year to double its 737 MAX fleet, but the plan was now suspended, subject to later decision, adding that "it is premature to study the compensation caused by the MAX jet grounding", China Business News reported.Boeing 737 MAX aircraft were grounded worldwide after two fatal crashes in Ethiopia on March 10 this year and in Indonesia on Oct 20, 2018.Chinese airlines flew 96 of the 371 MAX jets in service worldwide prior to the grounding, the most of any nation, flight-global.data reported.Boeing made its first demonstration of its updated MCAS anti-stall software outside the United States between April 9 and 11 in Shanghai. The aircraft manufacturer did not provide further details on the closed-door event with its customers."Selecting Shanghai as the first overseas city outside the US to demonstrate its software upgrade procedures fully indicates Boeing's emphasis on the China market. Now, China stands as the largest market for civil aircraft. Ninety-six 737 MAX aircraft have been grounded in China, which accounts for a quarter of the total number globally," said Lin Zhijie, an aviation analyst at Carnoc, a civil aviation website.China was the first country to take action to ground the aircraft from commercial flights following the two crashes. The CAAC recently suspended the airworthiness certificate application of B737 MAX for Chinese airlines, which means that no new deliveries of this model will take place in China until the jet is confirmed to have no design flaws.The CAAC has also stopped issuing airworthiness certificate to the 737 MAX model, so it's very important for Boeing if the software upgrade can be recognized by the CAAC, Lin said.China agreed on Tuesday to join the US Federal Aviation Administration panel reviewing the safety of the Boeing 737 MAX jet. The CAAC joins Singapore, Canada and the United Arab Emirates counterparts on the panel. This is in response to the FAA's decision last week to organize an international team of experts to review the safety of the aircraft.Passengers get off a Boeing aircraft operated by China Eastern Airlines at the international airport in Kunming, Yunnan province. Passengers get off a Boeing aircraft operated by China Eastern Airlines at the international airport in Kunming, Yunnan province. （Photo/China Daily）Carrier in communication with Boeing, says it will act together with CAACShanghai-based China Eastern Airlines has confir
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years, told the Global Times on Wednesday.Song said she does indeed follow the "996" schedule. But when she finishes a project with her team, "the sense of achievement is worth everything.""For me, although money matters, my top priority is that I have to learn new things and improve myself through this job - which could lead to better things for me. Overtime is just something normal in the indus rm has attracted more than 1,222 online suppliers and covers 9,735 online products, said the company.Epec launched its global website in English on April 18, 2017, followed by the Russian and Spanish versions on March 16, 2018.Committed to promoting trade in BRICS countries, the Epec platform was also endorsed as the e-commerce platform of industrial products for the BRICS nations by the BRICS Bus A screenshot from the Global.epec.com homepage taken on April 12, 2019. (Photo/global.epec.com)Global.epec.com, an international online marketplace for industrial and energy products, has reached an accumulated transaction amount of $13.5 billion in the past two years since its launch in 2017, and has served as a bridge that connects trade in industrial products produced in countries and regions participating in the Belt and Road Initiative.Some 125 suppliers and 141 purchasers from the 34 countries and regions participating in the Belt and Road Initiative have registered on the platform as of March 10, since it was first launched by China Petroleum and Chemical Corp, also known as Sinopec, two years ago.The accumulated industrial products import and export trade among enterprises with businesses involved along the route has reached $3.74 billion, accounting for 27.7 percent of the platform's total volume, it said.Enterprise import and export trade with the United Arab Emirates reached $710 million in the past two years and with India and Indonesia $270 million and $93 million respectively. The trade included products like seamless steel pipes and construction machinery. The platform has attracted more than 1,222 online suppliers and covers 9,735 online products, said the company.Epec launched its global website in English on April 18, 2017, followed by the Russian and Spanish versions on March 16, 2018.Committed to promoting trade in BRICS countries, the Epec platform was also endorsed as the e-commerce platform of industrial products for the BRICS nations by the BRICS Business Council in 2017.It signed an agreement with Apex-Brasil, the Brazilian trade and investment promotion agency, last year for purchase of oil and chemical products, electromechanical equipment, coal and other materials and to establish a cooperative partnership to jointly promote quality products and services in Brazil and expand business opportunities of Brazilian enterprises in China, through the Epec platform. The contract value has since reached $45.6 billion, it said.With a broader presence worldwide, many companies worldwide are showing interest in joining Global Epec to sell or buy industrial products. Insider believes the platform is in accordance with the country's sustainable high economic growth.Wan Donghui, deputy secretary-general of the China Electronic Commerce Association, said earlier that Epec, part of Sinopec's efforts to transform itself into a market-oriented enterprise, is expected to get more opportunities to serve as a bridge connecting the domestic and the international market, while further diversifying the company's business and enhancing its profitability.The global website of Epec.com, aiming to introduce China's best products to the outside world and help connect trade chains worldwide, has been built along the lines of Sinopec's domestic industrial product system, which currently sees millions of products in coal, steel, petrochemicals and oil equipment available on the platform.Sinopec's domestic Epec has enabled deals worth 358 billion yuan ($53.3 billion) by March 2019, since its launch in 2015. Some 59,000 enterprises have registered on Epec, and most of the purchases do not involve the Sinopec group, it said.A screenshot from the Global.epec.com homepage taken on April 12, 2019. (Photo/global.epec.com)Global.epec.com, an international online marketplace for industrial and energy products, has reached an accumulated transaction amount of $13.5 billion in the past two years since its launch in 2017, and has served as a bridge that connects trade in industrial products produced in countries and regions p 朡揢擡濿殜桡檞濨憄捩喠汞檋灋惁嵧沘汄捰嚔槰慖啻樾尀墖攲潱毷澈嚗柼唟慡沽戅栝拲榠,achievement in the South China Sea. China has spent a lot on exploring energy in the region and this shows that we can finally use the resources to sustainably serve our development goal," Lin Boqiang, director of the China Center for Energy Economics Research at Xiamen University, told the Global Times on Thursday.Unlike some other regions in China which can take multiple measures to guarantee t
dental diplomats,'" the film's producer William Mundell told the viewers after the screening.It is up to ordinary citizens like those in the film to understand each other as people first and do their bit to personally keep the flame of harmony and friendship alive, Mundell said.This applies particularly to the over 2 million Chinese immigrants to the United States and some 110,000 Americans living ;});(ECNS)--Twenty-four spotted seals were released into the sea in the coastal city Dalian on Thursday.The animals were among 100 baby spotted seals that were illegally poached in February.A total of 39 seals died, and the surviving 61 have been cared for by local experts.The seals released to the sea had all fully recovered.The rest of the spotted seals will be released after health assessments. on, said earlier that Epec, part of Sinopec's efforts to transform itself into a market-oriented enterprise, is expected to get more opportunities to serve as a bridge connecting the domestic and the international market, while further diversifying the company's business and enhancing its profitability.The global website of Epec.com, aiming to introduce China's best products to the outside world a Six people have gone missing after a freight train derailed in Gongyi City, central China's Henan Province, on Wednesday night.The train belongs to the Aluminum Corporation of China Limited.Four crew members and two villagers are unaccounted for, and a search and rescue mission is currently underway.The incident occurred at 10:00 p.m. BJT. It was not immediately clear what caused the train to leave its tracks.Six people have gone missing after a freight train derailed in Gongyi City, central China's Henan Province, on Wednesday night.The train belongs to the Aluminum Corporation of China Limited.Four crew members and two villagers are unaccounted for, and a search and rescue mission is currently underway.The incident occurred at 10:00 p.m. BJT. It was not immediately clear what caused the train to leav With China's air pollution blamed for a wide range of environmental and health issues, the government is taking actions. Levels of the pollutant PM2.5 are down in most Chinese cities. Now, an online PM2.5 detection system has been installed in over 100 cities to find out what's contaminating the air.A group of scientists from South China's Jinan University, headed by Professor Zhou Zhen, in 2012 invented a machine which is capable of identifying air pollutants, most notably PM2.5. And over some seven years of research, the machine has been upgraded and widely used in China.The expanding database the team has developed over the past years enables the machines, scattered across China, to monitor the PM2.5 pollution sources with more precision.“This is the only method to detect the sources of PM2.5 in the event of heavy air pollution. It plays an important role in setting guidelines to solve air pollution and addressing the public's concerns. It can also save the Chinese government a great amount of money in preventing air pollution,” said Professor Zhou Zhen, Head of Institute of Mass Spectrometry and Atmospheric Environment, Jinan University.Zhou added that the machine has been sold to several developed countries, including the United States, and in the near future they are eyeing the markets of the Belt and Road participating countries.Our crew boarded a van equipped with the detecting machine, which just finished its mission in the east of Guangzhou. Unsurprisingly, the main source of air pollution was car emissions.“This is the online air pollution spectrum. In the pie chart, we can tell the pollution is mainly comprised of car emissions.Second is coal. Now it's around 15 percent. But in the winter in northern China, it would move up to be the main pollution source,” said Bi Yanru, a Hexin Mass Spectrometry engineer.PM 2.5 pollution and chronic disease in ChinaChina in 2013 introduced the Air Pollution and Control Action Plan with the hope of improving air quality nationwide, most notably reducing the concentration of PM2.5.PM 2.5 concentration in eastern China, which is relatively more developed, fell nearly 40 percent in 2018, according to research jointly conducted by the John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology (NUIST).Regardless, the country's air quality is still shy of meeting the World Health Organization's (WHO) standard of 10 micrograms per cubic meter of PM2.5 and 20 micrograms per cubic meter of PM10.Many Chinese cities still suffer from suffocating air, especially in the wintertime, when the heating season starts in northern and parts of central China. And in the spring, farmers in the countryside are used to burning straw left in the farmland, which contributes to the already toxic air. Local governments are ramping up efforts to curb such behaviors.More than 1,000 air quality monitoring stations have been established across China over the years, collecting environmental data. Researchers from SEAS and NUIST, however, found out with the concentration of PM2.5 falling, harmful ground-level ozone pollution is on the rise, mostly in large Chinese cities.With China's air pollution blamed for a wide range of environmental and health issues, the government is taking actions. Levels of the pollutant PM2.5 are down in most Chinese cities. Now, an online PM2.5 detection system has been installed in over 100 cities to find out what's contaminating the air.A group of scientists from South China's Jinan University, headed by Professor Zhou Zhen, in 2012 i
ing their identities.(CHINA DAILY)The incident occurred at around 10 pm on Wednesday. It wasn't clear what caused the train to leave the tracks. The corporation suspended all train operations on the line.The 22-kilometer railway was built in the 1950s to transport aluminum ore. Currently, three trains setting off from Gongyi on a daily basis, the release said.The accident happened in a section wit been carried out between Boeing and China Eastern, and China Eastern has raised related requests for a claim."But the final decision will depend on the cause of the MAX aircraft grounding, whether it is a result of a design flaw or an operational problem," said the senior executive.The executive added that so far the suspension of MAX jetliners has had a limited impact as it is not the peak travel
ome further exchanges in 5G networks and technological cooperation between their business communities.During the meeting, the EU and China also reaffirmed their commitment to multilateralism. The Chinese and EU leaders also worked on coordinating their positions on regional and international hot spot issues such as the Iran nuclear issue, the Korean Peninsula nuclear issue and the Venezuela situat Six people have gone missing after a freight train derailed in Gongyi City, central China's Henan Province, on Wednesday night.The train belongs to the Aluminum Corporation of China Limited.Four crew members and two villagers are unaccounted for, and a search and rescue mission is currently underway.The incident occurred at 10:00 p.m. BJT. It was not immediately clear what caused the train to leave its tracks.Six people have gone missing after a freight train derailed in Gongyi City, central China's Henan Province, on Wednesday night.The train belongs to the Aluminum Corporation of China Limited.Four crew members and two villagers are unaccounted for, and a search and rescue mission is currently underway.The incident occurred at 10:00 p.m. BJT. It was not immediately clear what caused the train to leav blic notary office.Chen Zhangwu, one of the staff members at the foundation, said, "Wang was a very 'low profile' donor to the foundation."Last year, CCTV interviewed the foundation and hoped to speak to major donors, but Wang refused to join in.After much persuasion from the foundation's workers, she finally decided to attend the recording of the program but insisted on only sitting in the audien try," Song said. "Competition is fierce."Huawei, which is known for its "wolf culture", encourages employees to work aggressively and follow rigorous discipline, and many believe that is what has led to its success today.Cultural issueIndustry insiders said that working hard and striving to excel isn't just something companies do - individuals in China do it too. People are willing to sacrifice so , belonging to the Aluminum Corp of China, damaged a house when it derailed and overturned. Six people - four crew members and two villagers living near the rail line - were struck, and a search and rescue mission was underway, according to a release from the city's publicity department on Thursday morning.The department later said that four people were killed and two were missing, without disclos
been carried out between Boeing and China Eastern, and China Eastern has raised related requests for a claim."But the final decision will depend on the cause of the MAX aircraft grounding, whether it is a result of a design flaw or an operational problem," said the senior executive.The executive added that so far the suspension of MAX jetliners has had a limited impact as it is not the peak travel During a memorial ceremony at the Lingtai No 1 Middle School in remote Pingliang county in Northwest China's Gansu province, student Ren Zhixi said he would not fail to live up to the hopes of the late Wang Ya.Ren was among 150 students at the school to join a ceremony in memory of Wang on March 24.The ceremony, which was organized by the Xinghua Foundation, marked Wang's last donation to the school students, amounting to 30,000 yuan ($4,460), before she passed away on Feb 16.Wang, an engineer at the Tianjin branch of the State Grid Corp, had been committed to charity work since the late 1980s. She passed away at the age of 67.In memory of Wang's efforts, employees at the State Grid Tianjin Power Company donated a total of 1.57 million yuan on April 3 to help support 150 senior middle school students complete their studies.Before she passed away, Wang expressed her intention to donate her body to the Tianjin Red Cross Foundation for medical research.Last year, when she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, she decided not to receive the expensive treatment, and donated all her savings as well as her apartments to the Xinghua Youth Education Foundation - a nonprofit organization initiated by a late Tsinghua University professor and dedicated to helping students in need in Gansu province."I have been committed to doing kind deeds during my lifetime, and have donated all my lifetime savings and properties to society and helped numerous students in need. I feel delighted and have no regrets throughout my life," Wang wrote in her will, which was notarized last year by a local public notary office.Chen Zhangwu, one of the staff members at the foundation, said, "Wang was a very 'low profile' donor to the foundation."Last year, CCTV interviewed the foundation and hoped to speak to major donors, but Wang refused to join in.After much persuasion from the foundation's workers, she finally decided to attend the recording of the program but insisted on only sitting in the audience, and not on stage with the television host to publicize her charitable deeds.Wang began donating in the late 1980s.In 1989, she donated her first 100 yuan to Project Hope, China's top charity project to help students in poverty.Thereafter, she donated to the Tianjin Poverty Relief Foundation, China Education Development Foundation among many other organizations.Whenever she found a piece of news or a source for donation, Wang would always contact them.During the past 30 years, nobody knows the actual sum of her donations and she herself had never counted."However, she was extremely frugal to herself," her colleague Zhao Ying said. "Every time she went to the market, she would select the cheapest vegetables for herself."She always said she would help the one in need."Last year, she bought the most expensive television in her life, to replace an old one she had used for more than 20 years, at a price of about 2,000 yuan - a very cheap price for a television set.She bought her most expensive mobile phone in 2016 at a price of 1,600 yuan, because her old one could not connect to the outside world in the smartphone era."Her clothes and bags were always less than 100 yuan each," Zhao said.However, her generosity never failed to reach the needy in drought-, flood - and earthquake-stricken areas around the country.After Wang passed away, a community volunteer went to her home and found some letters unfolded on her desk.In one letter, seven students from Gansu wrote to her as follows:"My dearest grandmother Wang, your selfless spirit impresses us all. You are the sun shining over the land that warms our hearts. You have used all your lifelong savings during your lifetime to sponsor poor students and we feel enormously grateful for your donations. We are determined to study hard to pay back to the country and society, and we will never fail to live up to your hopes! We will carry forward your spirit in our lives!"During a memorial ceremony at the Lingtai No 1 Middle School in remote Pingliang county in Northwest China's Gansu province, student Ren Zhixi said he would not fail to live up to the hopes of the late Wang Ya.Ren was among 150 students at the school to join a ceremony in memory of Wang on March 24.The ceremony, which was organized by the Xinghua Foundation, marked Wang's last donation to the scho
achievement in the South China Sea. China has spent a lot on exploring energy in the region and this shows that we can finally use the resources to sustainably serve our development goal," Lin Boqiang, director of the China Center for Energy Economics Research at Xiamen University, told the Global Times on Thursday.Unlike some other regions in China which can take multiple measures to guarantee t essman David Dreier, an early supporter of the film who served in the Congress for 30 years."We need to build the future together and this film is a step in the right direction," he said."Better Angels," a feature documentary written and directed by two-time Oscar-winner Malcolm Clarke, examines the idea that the world's two largest economies, the United States and China, can and must consciously un, with a knife on Feb 15 last year, and then setting fire to Wang Xiaojun's car with gasoline.Zhang appealed to the high people's court, and his lawyers said Zhang should be leniently punished because he turned himself in to police two days after the killing and has a mental illness.But on Thursday, the high people's court said the evidence proved the killings were well prepared by Zhang, "and h ce, and not on stage with the television host to publicize her charitable deeds.Wang began donating in the late 1980s.In 1989, she donated her first 100 yuan to Project Hope, China's top charity project to help students in poverty.Thereafter, she donated to the Tianjin Poverty Relief Foundation, China Education Development Foundation among many other organizations.Whenever she found a piece of new mes as "there is a need for consultation to quickly revive the momentum for dialogue following the Hanoi summit".Moon's trip follows the collapse last month of the second summit between Trump and Kim Jong-un, top leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, in Vietnam's capital Hanoi, triggering the ongoing deadlock in the DPRK-U.S. denuclearization talks."The situation on the Korean Penin
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