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In February, Geely Auto announced it will merge its business with Swedish brand Volvo Cars, both subsidiaries of Zhejiang Geely Holding Group, and planned to seek listings both in the Hong Kong stock exchange and Stockholm as well.

In Guiyang, indicators set by 850 communities are being tracked and available online for public access.

In China, computer coding has become popular as an after-school training course favored by parents who want to pave the way for their children's bright futures.

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In June 2002, the central government unveiled a policy to revitalize northeast China that involved relocating and transforming some functions of the old industrial area. The district enhanced its modern manufacturing and services industries to boost consumption, spurred by the central government's incentives and policies.

In Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region in South China, six people were killed and one is missing after days of downpours.

In February, the Beijing Committee of the Communist Youth League issued a notice to recruit volunteers from among the city's college students. Among the conditions were that applicants must be juniors or above who will be dedicated to working for the forum, and they must be proficient in a foreign language and have previous volunteer experience.

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In July, the IMF said the US dollar was overvalued by 6 percent to 12 percent based on near-term economic fundamentals, while China's yuan was seen as broadly in line with fundamentals.

In February, a website (https://caww2.org) was launched as a platform to support the efforts to find Chinese-American veterans. So far, 78 people have registered. "We need to have more people respond," Cheng said.

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In California, the most populous state, the Los Angeles Times reported on Saturday that a document it obtained was recently circulated among doctors at four hospitals run by Los Angeles County. It outlines how doctors will no longer try everything to save a life but instead decide how to keep as many people as possible from dying.

In Hong Kong, Starry Lee Wai-king, chairperson of the Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong, said the HKMAO's comments showed the central government fully understands the current situation in Hong Kong.