More than 60 percent of the respondents in the latest China Economic Survey conducted by CPA Australia, a leading professional accounting body, believed that China would maintain stable economic growth of above 6 percent this year, despite the uncertainties from trade disputes, Brexit and rising US interest rates.
More than 300 government officials, consular officers, experts and media representatives are attending this year's event, which ends on Wednesday.
More than 200 Hong Kong college students will go to Beijing, Shanghai, Harbin and Dalian to take part in a six-week program. They will work in government organs, State-owned enterprises, cultural and business institutions.
More than 6,000 local medical professionals have been recruited to collect swab specimens, while 4,000 current or retired civil servants are ready to help with support work, according to Nip.
More than 250,000 houses were destroyed and about 2.6 million hectares of crops were affected. The Ministry estimated that the floods this summer have resulted in a total economic loss of more than 6.1 billion yuan (1 million).
More than 600,000 people, including volunteers and professional social workers, provided care for the elderly in Hubei province while communities were locked down during the outbreak, according to Chen Xu, a sociologist at Wuhan University.
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More 'special offices' to be opened
More evidence of the inaccuracy of US tariff policy, according to Wang, is that the Office of the US Trade Representative announced in July how companies could apply for exclusion from the newly imposed tariffs on Chinese imports.
More than 340,000 small and medium-sized enterprises in the SAR, which account for over 98 percent of businesses and employ about 45 percent of the private-sector workforce, are bearing the brunt of the recent social unrest and will be lent a helping hand, Chan said.
More online peer-to-peer lending companies will close after China's financial regulators imposed strict rules on the industry, to accelerate risk exposure and continually deleverage the financial sector, according to senior officials from the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC).