He was quoted as saying the new train will be running during the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics and Paralympic Winter Games to show that "China has been ... going forward to develop a China model" for high-speed train.
He said that when the company explained it, the response was: "Of course. How else would you cook food?" he told CNBC's "Power Lunch" on May 1.
He took part in at least seven inspections between 2013 and 2015, either as deputy head or head of the inspection team, according to information on the CCDI website. These teams were stationed at major organizations and companies, including Renmin University of China, China Guodian Corp and the General Administration of Sport.
He stressed that smart speakers and virtual assistants would further differentiate themselves from each other in the future.
He suggested improving the industry's scientific research system and incentive mechanism, promoting the integration of internal resources of steel enterprises for scientific and technological innovation, accelerating cultivation of talents, and giving full play to the role of industry technology think tanks, to enhance the industry's development.
He signed an executive order on Thursday after criticizing Twitter for tagging his tweets about claims of fraud in mail-in voting with a warning that prompts readers to factcheck his posts. Mail-in voting has become a major political issue during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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He said the company has been producing in China for decades.
He was engaged in superstitious activities, went to private clubs, accepted vacation trips offered by private enterprises, accepted gifts excessively and intervened in the transfer of mineral resources, the watchdogs said.
He set up an agricultural cooperative that has 2,000 hectares of tea gardens along the Xin'an River, of which more than one-fifth meet the organic agricultural standards of the United States and the European Union, and have won certifications that qualify their crops for those markets.
He was playing a game he designed, Basketball Master, that requires players to jump constantly in front of the computer screen to keep a ball floating.