Wang Zhenjiang, an official for legislation at the Ministry of Justice, said levying huge fines to company executives will urge them to take their duties seriously and prevent violations.
Wang said China is a firm supporter of multilateralism and commits itself to work with its Asian partners in promoting global trade and building an open world economy.
Wang estimated that China's LNG imports will see average annual growth of 17 percent from 2017 to 2020, accounting for 30 percent of the country's total gas consumption in the early 2020s.
Wang categorically denied any attempt by China to interfere in other countries' domestic affairs, asserting that the principle of non-interference in internal affairs is a Chinese foreign policy tradition and has been widely praised by the international community.
Wang said many of the initiative's projects are tangible, such as the railway from Mombasa to Nairobi, Kenya.
Wang said he highlighted the importance of "reaching parliamentary and presidential elections" to let the Libyan people decide their own fate, adding that "these things are achieved through supporting the UN road map."
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Wang Tao, chief China economist at Swiss bank UBS, said CPI growth may drop considerably in the second half of the year and CPI growth for the year may land at around 2.4 percent, well below the government control target of 3.5 percent.
Wang Lun, an official at the Dujiangyan base of the China Conservation and Research Center for the Giant Panda in Sichuan, said it is surprising that the pandas would be sent back early because many other countries have tried hard to obtain pandas on loan.
Wang said the Volkswagen FAW Engine Dalian plant has adopted a series of measures for environmental protection. These include tubular daylight devices, a wastewater vacuum distillation system, rainwater harvesting, deionized water recycling, and heat recovery from a chilled water system. They are applied to building structure, lighting system, public energy equipment, resource recycling and so on.
Wang Sixin, a professor with the Communication University of China, said that smartphones and mobile applications make quick delivery services possible.