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Yukon Huang is a senior fellow with the Asia Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, a foreign policy think tank based in Washington DC.

Yu said her husband is in a gay relationship with several young men and suffers from syphilis. She also accused him of taking 130 million yuan in cash from home, some of which belonged to her parents.

Yuen said he grew up a "grassroots person" in his hometown, but he hoped more young people from Hong Kong could realize their dreams of living and working in "peace and contentment through business startups on the mainland".

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Yu Chunjiang, deputy head of Beijing-based Golden Credit Rating Co, said the debt market would not be influenced much by Moody's downgrade, as it mainly followed credit ratings by domestic agencies.

Yuan, with two other fellow students, Hu Sihao and Wu Zetian, participated in this year's China Collegiate Computing Contest-AI Innovation Contest and won the top prize. The awards ceremony and an AI-related forum were held in Deqing county in Zhejiang province on Oct 27, sponsored by Zhejiang University, the AI innovation experts team affiliated with the Ministry of Education, Baidu Inc and Huawei Technologies, among others.

Yuan Da, spokesperson with the National Development and Reform Commission, speaks at a press conference held in Beijing on April 18, 2019. [Photo by Ouyang Shijia/chinadaily.com.cn]

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Yukun, owned by the Dalian Maritime University, is a 116-meter vessel for training maritime majors. It set sail from Dalian, Liaoning province, on June 25, and is berthed at Ocean Terminal in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, until Wednesday.

Yu Ximing was sentenced for four years and Su Yinxia for three years for illegal funds-raising, and the two were also fined 150,000 yuan (,586) and 80,000 yuan separately by Gaotang county court of Shandong province on Wednesday.

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Young adults falling into the financially striving category composed 10 percent of the sample. They struggled with money-management behaviors such as budgeting and credit card usage. People in this group also put their health at risk by skipping doctors' visits, medical tests and prescriptions due to financial constraints.

Yet the anti-China hysteria it has cynically allowed to build up, does not reflect the concerns of the majority of Australians.