Xing Xiaoyan, head of endocrinology at China-Japan Friendship Hospital, also stressed the importance of patient education. "It's hard to change behavior, and some patients tend to reject combination drug therapy, citing potential adverse reactions," Xing said.
Xiao said the personal income tax should be lowered and allow people to spend more of their hard-earned money. Now his wish may be realized.
Xu Bing was born in Southwest China's Chongqing in 1955. He attended the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing in 1977, of which he would later become vice-president, and where he still teaches.
Xia Zi, who works as a public relations associate in a game company in Shanghai, spends even more than that. She estimated that the imported canned food she purchases for her two cats every month amounts to about 800 yuan. Other products she regularly buys include snacks, toys, mouthwash and powdered goat milk.
Xu Haidong, another assistant to the organization's secretary-general, said May is traditionally an off season for car sales, but added that the situation could continue into August, as many bought cars last year thanks to a favorable purchase tax policy.
Xu Ming, a researcher at the meteorological administration's Shanghai Typhoon Institute, said that although it makes sense from the physics point of view that global warming can lead to more windstorms by increasing the water vapor in the atmosphere, which would reinforce tropical depressions, more precise data is needed to support the theory.
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Xing's friend left. Soon afterward, a letter was delivered to the farm, addressed to Company 13, Red Star No 2 Farm.
Xing Wen contributed to this story.
Xi, general secretary of the CPC Central Committee, stressed the promotion of the construction of an ecological civilization in China, saying modernization in China aims to achieve harmony between human and nature.
Xu Zhong, director of the central bank’s research bureau, wrote in a working paper published on Tuesday that banks’ RRR should be appropriately lowered to ease the burden on the nation’s financial institutions.