In 1981, China signed the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora. In 1989, the sale of ivory was banned worldwide after the African elephant population dropped to 600,000 from 1.2 million within a decade.
In 2016, China's basic pension pool took in 2.85 trillion yuan (0.1 billion) and spent 2.57 trillion yuan. China still has a total of 3.65 trillion yuan in pension reserve. "On the whole, China is looking very good right now," said Chu. "But the issues lie in geographical imbalances, such as provinces where economic growth is behind the national average."
In 2014, the top court shared the blacklist with eight other authorities, such as the Ministry of Public Security, in a move to further encourage defaulters to obey verdicts quickly by adding "difficulties" to their daily lives.
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In 2010, the ARJ21 aircraft completed ground tests in Harbin, and proved that it can operate safely at ultralow temperatures as well as weather conditions of ice on the ground and freezing rain.
In 2010, Guangzhou's gross domestic product hit a record 1,000 trillion yuan (0 trillion), putting it in third place among cities on the Chinese mainland, following Shanghai and Beijing.
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In 1990, XCMG exported for the first time. The order was for 100 road rollers to the United States. Since then, XCMG's exports gradually expanded from sale by distributors to a more diversified business model, including cooperation with foreign leasing companies. It has also built its own overseas marketing and sales team.
In 2015, in an effort to make the cooperatives better serve their regions, China announced plans to expand their business scope and called for innovation in their management.
Imports in the recording month dropped 0.6 percent, the figures showed, to 6.99 trillion yen (.06 billion), as the costs for Japan's energy imports were lowered by a drop in the global market for crude oil.
In 1892, the Chinese Exclusion Act was renewed 10 years after it was first signed into law by a US president. Also in that year, a five-story red-brick and brownstone building was erected on 70 Mulberry Street to house Public School 23, in what is now the center of Manhattan's Chinatown.