In July 2017, the ministry and eight other government departments issued a notice saying that China would take measures to push the development of the home rental market in large and medium-sized cities.
In Bicester Village, the average spend by Chinese tourists during Golden Week was more than 50 percent higher than it was in the UK as a whole, making Bicester the number one outlet in the world among Chinese outbound tourists,in terms of total spending value during Golden Week.
In January, Google struck a patent-sharing deal with Tencent. The agreement came with an understanding that the two companies would team up on developing future technologies.
In Japan, the nationwide state of emergency has been extended until the end of May due to the continuous rise in new COVID-19 infections. As of April 28, the Chinese government, friendship organizations and enterprises have donated tens of millions of pieces of medical supplies, including masks and protective gear, as well as testing equipment and kits, according to the Chinese embassy in Japan.
In February, Liu Li, a deputy to the NPC and founder of the Lixing Charity Foundation, found that her suggestion at the first session of the 13th NPC in March of building a "one-stop" inquiry and aid mechanism for dealing with child sexual abuse cases was included in a working plan of the SPP that spans 2018 to 2022.
In December 2014, President Xi Jinping and his South African counterpart Jacob Zuma reached a consensus on science park cooperation.
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In June alone, the company churned out 215,800 vehicles, exceeding 200,000 for the first time since the COVID-19 outbreak.
In February, when Sonam Dekyi was about to give birth to their second child, her husband promised to return and help her. Instead, work commitments prevented him from doing so, and he arrived 15 days after the birth.
In January, the 13th Five-Year Plan on Promoting Employment (2016-20) was approved by an executive meeting with the aim of creating more jobs and improving the quality of the labor force.
In February, UK Prime Minister Theresa May said the government will target the nation's "throwaway culture" and eliminate single-use plastics by 2042.