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Li said the nearly finished bombs were intended for public activities to attack police officers.

Liang Xiaoxia, 28, who died on May 26, was honored as a national-level female role model. She died after doctors could not revive her as she passed out while working in an isolation ward in Wuhan, the hardest-hit city in Central China's Hubei province.

Liao Jieyuan, president and CEO of global leading digital healthcare company WeDoctor, said that Alibaba is currently China's first digital platform with a transaction volume of more than 1 trillion yuan. Considering the fact that China's pharmaceutical market volume surpassed 2.2 trillion yuan in 2019, the next trillion-yuan-level digital platform will probably occur in the healthcare industry.

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Li said that he was very surprised to see hundreds of Chinese faces at SXSW. "I have run into more than 60 executives from Chinese companies," Li said. "This is a very good platform to gather together music, film and high tech. I am very happy to see that SXSW created a China Gathering platform to engage China, and I hope to see more Chinese companies taking part in SXSW."

Liane Moriarty’s bestseller?Truly Madly Guilty,?a story that traces the implications of one event on six lives, won the fiction category.

Like good wine, the sector has matured in Ningxia and the region just exported its first shipment of 2,337 boxes of wine to France in February. The second shipment will be on its way soon.

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Li was found to have breached the Party's code of conduct and refused to cooperate with an organizational investigation, according to a CCDI statement released on Friday.

Li outlined the risk that as the epidemic hits global growth, different economies may resort to competitive monetary easing and exchange rate depreciation, and scramble for more positions in the global industrial chain, leading to uncoordinated and ineffective policy reactions.

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Liang predicted the Guangzhou talent pool would grow steadily in the coming months.

Lin Bin, president and co-founder of Xiaomi, posted a video on Chinese social networking platform Sina Weibo, showing him playing with a tablet-sized gadget which can be folded and used like a smartphone.