Rules governing the Internet should be upgraded into laws to protect the privacy of netizens, improve the development of the network and reduce the number of online attacks, experts said at an international conference.
The first World Internet Conference established an international stage for cyberspace titans to discuss hot Web issues, as well as a platform from which the world could govern extensive network, according to China's top Internet watchdog.
"The way to reduce or avoid fake products should rely on the Internet. Maybe 20 years from now, our e-commerce will make a bigger contribution to solving the problem of counterfeit articles and infringement of intellectual property. Every purchase on an e-commerce platform is recorded, and the tracks of fake goods can be followed. Internet technology is a better tool to protect IP rights and crack down on counterfeits. This task cannot be fulfilled when we leave cyberspace."
We couldn't expect a lot of 'peaks' to pop up right away, however, there are writers and artists who are very close to reaching that level, for example Mo Yan (Nobel literature laureate in 2012)."
Chinese tourists' passion for traveling to New Zealand has been on the rise, especially with the popularity of reality TV shows that have chosen the island country in the Southern Hemisphere as their shooting site.
New Zealand, the only country to offer a working holiday visa to people in China, met its yearly quota of 1,000 WHVs within 24 hours of opening the application review process on July 8.
Chinese-speaking audiences in New Zealand are now able to watch a series of documentaries that give an insight into China's economic and social development.
Premier Li Keqiang visited China's largest wholesale commodity market on Thursday, taking the economy's pulse as a key factory output indicator slumped to a six-month low.
A new national standard for air purifiers is set to be unveiled by authorities on Friday to bring order to the country's chaotic purifier market.
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