Zaw Ye Aung (center), a journalist from Skynet Up to Date media in Myanmar, and other reporters touch a screen to learn about a cultural relic at the digital Palace Museum section of an exhibition showcasing China's progress in the past five years. ZHU XINGXIN/CHINA DAILY
ZTE, one of the leading Chinese telecommunications companies, presented a prototype 5G phone at the event which is being held in Spain's eastern city of Barcelona until March 1, while it is working on commercializing a range of 5G products by the end of the year.
Zhang Shaogang, director-general of the Department of International Trade and Economic Affairs at the Ministry of Commerce, said China looks forward to working with Japan and South Korea to accelerate the progress of negotiation, in order to facilitate regional economic integration, free trade and investment this year. They are planning to have three meetings in 2019.
ZTE's 5G smartphone starts at 4,999 yuan, but analysts said its model supports only non-stand-alone networks. Smartphone makers Oppo and Vivo are also scheduled to release their 5G models in China in the third quarter.
ZTE in 2018 created a new foldable smartphone category with ZTE Axon M and last year launched its first 5G smartphone, which has been available in more than 10 countries on a global scale.
Zhang Yun, 23, a college student from Chaozhou, Guangdong province, developed her career through the social media platform WeChat and online video platform Bilibili.
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Zhang Dawei, chief analyst of Centaline Property, said the property investment will stay flat in 2019, as the just closed Central Economic Work Conference called for a long-term mechanism to maintain the sound development of the real estate market and adhering to the principle that "housing is for living in, not speculation."
Zhang Dawei, chief analyst with Centaline Property, said the housing tightening was moving down to the second- and third-tier cities and more are expected to follow suit.
Zhang had been sent to prison four times on charges of theft and hooliganism.
Zhang Li, president of R&F Properties, and a member of the CPPCC National Committee, expects the market to see more relaxed regulations this year. "But to what extent the prices will rise depends on each city and region," Zhang