Like the birth of the universe, China's economic miracle, made possible by 40 years of reform and opening-up envisioned by late Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping, also began with a big bang.
Shenzhen will have cleaner rivers, safer housing, and a more inclusive and attractive environment for foreign talent, said Wang Weizhong, the city's Party chief.
The recent moves in building comprehensive online services will help internet-based government services to be more cost-effective and efficient for users, experts said.
Aviation logistics encouraged as air transport gets fresh liftoff
Greater cooperation in science and technology between Hong Kong and the mainland will maximize the strengths of both sides, according to Joseph Sung Jaoyiu, a leading biomedical scientist in the city.
Scientists in Hong Kong should act as a driving force in the national technological push, and should play a more proactive role in transforming the world's second-largest economy into a genuine powerhouse of science and innovation, Chan Ching-chuen, founding president of the World Electric Vehicles Association, said.
Greater collaboration with the mainland would boost Hong Kong's advantages in scientific research and further integrate the city in China's development of innovation and technology, according to a leading neuroscientist in the city.
Villagers in northern China are learning that yoga is not just for city slickers.
For years, many US officials and politicians have been trying, albeit with ulterior motives, to portray China as a rising power which challenges international rules and norms, but judging by what we've seen in the past years, especially past weeks, no country deserves the title of a coercive and disruptive power more than the United States.
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