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She used to return to the coastal city every Friday for two-day classes from 8:30 am to 7 pm on weekends, but now her course is available online.

She said July 7 marks the 82nd anniversary of the Lugou Bridge (Marco Polo Bridge) Incident in 1937 which marked the beginning of Japan's full-scale invasion of China, and the memorial hall is the first overseas Chinese-run memorial facility to record that history with exhibits donated by war veterans or descendants of those who fought in the war.

She said some mothers were cheated by masseuses who told them that they needed to be massaged more than 100 times to sustain their breast milk.

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Shen Jie agreed. "The fact that more universities became willing to join us well demonstrates an ever-increasing public awareness of AIDS control," she said.

She still remembers when she first met Thierry in Prince Regent Charles Hospital in Bujumbura, capital of Burundi, and his grandmother begged for help, saying that the boy was her only relative as his parents and grandfather died years ago.

She planned to hold her wedding ceremony on March 29. But the COVID-19 outbreak forced her to delay the event to July 28 to avoid the risk of infections among the wedding party. She is still uncertain how many people she will invite to the happy day.

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She said South Africa will be positioned as a China friendly tourism destination through aggressive campaigns in popular social platforms and a comprehensive China readiness program developed in close partnership with the private sector. Technological platforms, such as WeChat and Alipay, will be also used to access the Chinese market.

She said the Taobao platform offers unique opportunities and the whole Alibaba ecosystem has huge potential, signifying a new trend in e-commerce.

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She said that the controversial security laws eroded into Japan's pacifist Constitution and could drag Japan into wars, and it's hoped that the lawsuits could alert people of the risks brought by the controversial laws.

Shelley Winkler of Maryland said children who were brought to the US as children have grown up and studied in the country and should not be threatened with being sent back to places they don't know. "That's cruel, vicious and mean," she told China Daily.