The door to Wanwan Care Center is always locked - on purpose. Ring the doorbell on the wall, and you will be welcomed by a mentally impaired "child" - he comes, opens the door, greets you with a quick "Hello" and runs away.
Although keeping a relatively low profile in Chinese media circles, Canadian train and aircraft manufacturer Bombardier's contribution to China should not be underestimated.
In ancient times, the Grand Canal served as the main artery between north and south China for grain transport and every kind of economic and cultural exchange.
A charity relay race initiated by HNA Group attracted more than 7,400 participants from China and abroad, including nearly 160 runners from the United States.
Beijing has expanded partnerships with 53 cities around the world to boost its economic and social development after the capital was selected by the government in 2015 to be a center of international exchanges.
An innovative plan will see Beijing further embrace foreign expertise as it pilots a green channel for expats seeking permanent residency and makes them more attractive offers to serve various industries.
A swipe of an electronic passport and a fingerprint scan - it now takes an average of 6-10 seconds for travelers from both home and abroad to clear customs at Terminal 2 at Beijing Capital International Airport.
Beijing's role as a leading international city and host to foreign diplomats is set to expand as an area designated as the fourth embassy zone takes shape.
Beijing has seen a continued improvement in air quality, harvesting 107 good days in the first six months, the municipal environment authority said.
Beijing plans to build 73 waterfront parks to absorb rainfall in summer, which is an effective way to lower the risk of flooding and to collect water in the capital, the city's planning committee said.
Beijing's science, technology and innovation achievements in traditional and new energy industries have gradually transferred into key equipment which will help cut emissions in the city and nearby regions.
Beijing will cut its yearly energy consumption to around 77 million metric tons of standard coal by 2020 to save resources and reduce carbon emissions, with an aim to bring back blue skies.
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