In terms of cultural activities and events, more than 50 percent of the participants said they are satisfied with the city's light shows, concerts, indoor exhibitions and other performances.
In response to the spikes in infections, state and local officials across the country have recently reinstated restrictive measures to curb the spread of the virus, casting shadow over economic recovery.
In recent years, monitoring cameras with facial recognition technology have increasingly become the weapon of choice used by Chinese police to deter and solve crimes.
In response, the ministry said the government has been working to compile such information since 2012, with a national database created to contain residents' security, education, civil affairs and social security information.
In terms of maturity of the bond, Elbech said the choice will be between three and five years depending on investor demand at the time.
In some cases in the past, an international exhibition would have begun though some items from abroad meant for the exhibition were still at customs for inspection, said lawmaker Zhang Weimin, who is also assistant to the general manager of Shanghai International Trade Promotion Co under Shanghai East Best & Lansheng International (Group) Co.
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In retaliation for US President Donald Trump's proposed billion in tariffs on Chinese-made products, China said it would impose tariffs on billion worth of US products, including some aircraft.
In response to the impact on economic and social development brought by the COVID-19 pandemic, Zhejiang province's Yiwu-sometimes referred to as the "world's factory"-took numerous measures to help local companies weather uncertainties while keeping employment stable.
In recent days, protesters and activists in many cities have embraced the slogan "Defund the Police", saying they have given up trying to change police behavior and are instead advancing a more radical idea-cutting police budgets and giving police functions to other municipal departments or community groups.
In recent years, a number of corrupt officials and directors from State-owned companies have fled to Western destinations, including the US, Canada and New Zealand, to avoid punishment. Meanwhile, they have transferred billions in illicit assets to their foreign accounts through money laundering or underground banks.