Immigrants known as "Dreamers", who grew up in the US after arriving with their undocumented parents, and supporters rally on Feb 28 in Los Angeles. DAVID MCNEW / GETTY IMAGES
Illinois is the leading soybean producing state. In 2017, Illinois farmers cultivated soybeans on 4.25 million hectares with an average yield of 23 bushels per hectare and a total production of 611.9 million bushels of soybeans, according to the state's soybean association.
Images of US presidents being feted on the world stage stand in contrast to those of their rivals in the opposing party slogging through diners in early-voting states and clashing in debates. This trip, in particular, reflects a Trump campaign strategy to showcase him in his presidential role during short, carefully managed trips that provide counterprogramming to the Democrats' primary contest and produce the kinds of visuals his campaign can use in future ads. His aides also believe the visit could help the president woo tens of thousands of Indian-American voters before the November election.
In 2001, when Jiewen village in Wuping county, Fujian province, reformed the ownership of local forestry assets, Xie Xiangrong's family of six was allocated more than 30 hectares of woodland.
In 2014, about 1,000 out of the village's 1,600 residents were living under the nation's poverty line.
In 2006, China Daily interviewed Zheng Rui, the daughter of Zheng Yuguang, 65, a former chemist, and his wife Yang Shuyin, 62, a retired pediatrician, on the fifth anniversary of Sept 11.
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Igor Morgulov, Russia's deputy foreign minister, said China and Russia are forming "a new geopolitical situation" that is influencing the world political landscape.
In 2014, a college student in Yantai, Shandong province, won a lawsuit against a local cinema that prohibited him from bringing his own drink.
In 2015, you paid a very successful state visit to the United Kingdom, and it was then the Golden Era of UK-China relations was established.
Imamura came under fire earlier this month over his outburst and a suggestion during a news conference that those who left voluntarily following the meltdown at the Fukushima nuclear plant should fend for themselves.