Worker helps turbine industry gather steam

One afternoon last month, Wu Guolin put on his blue safety helmet and walked into the factory workshop at Hangzhou Steam Turbine, where he and three other technicians oversaw the assembly line - part of a daily routine he has been doing for 40 years.

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Judicial assessment industry faces major shakeup

Third-party judicial appraisal institutes face strict new regulations after a businessman sparked a social media storm by posting details of the sky-high fee he was charged for verification of evidence required for a court case.

Stricter regulation is urgently needed

After graduating from college in 1985, I started work in the evidence identification department of the Public Security Bureau in Jinhua, Zhejiang province.

Challenging, but valuable work

I majored in biology at Northwest University in Shaanxi province, but after graduation I worked as a manager at a pharmaceutical company for about 10 years.

Businessman claims personal details were falsified

He Xianxiang has become a well-known figure on Chinese social media since he posted details of the 170,000 yuan ($24,630) fee he was charged for expert testimony in a civil dispute.

Trump hits out at media 'dishonesty'

HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania - US President Donald Trump hit the road on Saturday to celebrate his first 100 days in the White House with cheering supporters at a campaign-style rally, touting his initial achievements and lashing out at critics.

Experts: US foreign policy lacks strategy

WASHINGTON - In his first 100 days in office, US President Donald Trump's foreign policy has been tough, but lacking an overall strategy, US experts have said.

ASEAN leaders urge DPRK to comply with obligations

MANILA/SEOUL - Southeast Asian leaders urged the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to seriously comply with its international obligations during their summit, voicing concerns over Pyongyang's test-firing of mid-range ballistic missiles.

May 'not in different galaxy' over Brexit

LONDON - British Prime Minister Theresa May on Sunday denied she was "in a different galaxy" after European Union leaders were reportedly dismayed by her Brexit negotiating demands at a meeting this week.

Parents of missing UK girl still hopeful

LONDON - The parents of Madeleine McCann, the 3-year-old British girl who vanished during a family vacation to Portugal in 2007, say they are still hopeful they will one day be reunited with their daughter as they mark the 10th anniversary of her disappearance.

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