In 2015, Xu introduced a new working model that aims to create value by helping her company eliminate waste to reduce logistics costs for assembly lines.
In 2003, Jiang received treatment at traditional Chinese medicine hospital in Songyang. The hospital later sued him for failing to pay a 2,951 yuan (around 4) medical bill.
In 2002, Fuzhou, capital of Fujian, supplied 2,300 metric tons of fresh water to Matsu, an archipelago close to Fuzhou. The one-time supply was loaded in a tanker and shipped to Matsu to alleviate drought.
In 2007, the tea shop was transformed into a restaurant, and singers and dancers were hired to perform.
In 1994, 115.4 boys were born in the country for every 100 girls, but the ratio has dropped to 105.6, around a natural level, it said.
In 2011, China Post hosted an engraving training course, taught by Martin Morck, a renowned engraver from Denmark.
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In 2016, China Foods sold its popular brand La Conte to domestic competitor Top Properties for million, citing"intense market competition of the chocolate market in the Chinese mainland" for the sale.
In 1915, Maotai received its first gold medal at the Panama Pacific International Exposition held in San Francisco.
In 2003, CAS and the Ministry of Education co-established the NCNST. Key to the NCNST's success has been the involvement of three of China's top research institutions-Tsinghua University, Peking University and CAS, said Liu Minghua, director of the NCNST.
In 2015, the global space economy rocketed to 3 billion. Commercial operations accounted for up to 76 percent, or 6 billion, according to The Space Report 2016, which was released by The Space Foundation.