ros horns, pangolin scales, dried sea horses, red corals, and hawksbill turtles, Zheng said.
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More than 3,000 cooperation intentions were reached between Chinese government dep
artments and professional organizations, training agencies and overseas talent at the 17th Conf
erence on International Exchange of Professionals, which wrapped up in Shenzhen on Monday.
Over 1,500 enterprises, including well-known companies like Tencent, Huawei, Pin
gan, Vanke and BYD, presented talent with nearly 40,000 job opportunities at the conference.
The employers received more than 180,000 res
umes from job-seekers. More than 30,000 people reached preliminary agreements on employment.
As a platform on which international professionals and talent gather to exchange
ideas and explore development opportunities, the conference also features international cooperation.
Several high-level entrepreneurial programs, including [email protected] China, and the Ch
ina (Shenzhen) Innovation & Entrepreneurship International Competition, were held during the event.
in China though it will take some time to recapture the glory years of the 1990s,” Hou
says. “The completion of the factory shows that China’s vinyl record production, wh
ich originated in Shanghai in the 1920s, is ready to take off again in the same city.”
According to Nielsen Music’s sales report for 2018, 16.8 million vinyl recor
ds were sold in North America over the year, 15 percent more than the year before.
A vinyl revival in China started in 2005 and then in 2012, says Zheng
Yu, a record shop owner in Beijing. The boom is the result of a commercial redisco
very and appreciation of vinyl records among collectors and record stores, he says.
“Life is improving all the time in China and some listeners have realized that the format gives off a better sound. It’
s not only old fans who grew up buying and listening to vinyl but younger listeners, too. The
y’ve grown up with the internet but see vinyls as a kind of tangible entertainment and as arresting works of art.”
ve been nominated for a Tiantan Award-actor-director Chen Jianbin’s new comedy drama The Eleventh Chapter, and the sci-fi blockbuster The Wandering Earth.
After drawing in box-office receipts totaling a whopping 4.6 billio
n yuan ($685 million)-or 24 percent of Chinese box-office takings during the first qua
rter-The Wandering Earth is now regarded as a game-changer for its role in reviving the fortunes of the Chinese sci-fi genre.
As the longest film among all the nominated movies, Turkish master
Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s 188-minute The Wild Pear Tree will be screened for the first time in Chi
na. A Fortunate Man, the latest directorial epic by Danish auteur Bille August, is also a highly anticipated entry.
The other nominated films are Another World (Japan), Ben is Back (United States), Happ
ier Times, Grump (Finland), Here (Iran), Sunset (Hungary, France), Tehran: City of Love (Britain, Iran
and the Netherlands), The Keeper (Germany, Britain), The Unorthodox (Israel), Fear (India), and The Waiter (Greece).
hinese e-commerce giant JD is reducing salaries for its delivery staff across the country by a
dopting a commission-based payment scheme and reducing benefits, in a bid to reduce costs and boost margins
after three senior executives of the company announced their resignation.
JD will replace its couriers’ basic salaries with commission-based compens
ation starting from June, and lower contributions to employees’ housing funds fr
om 12 percent to 7 percent, a move that could result in wage reductions, according to media reports.
JD Logistics, the logistics arm of the Beijing-based tech heavyweight, responded via it
s official Sina Weibo account, saying that as the number of orders from individual clients increases, th
e company is looking to adopt an incentive plan to reward outstanding employees.
It said that the company’s deliverymen in the second and third-tier cit
ies of southern China could earn more than 8,00
0 yuan ($1,191) under the current pilot scheme. “We expect to add more than 10,000
positions this year as JD Logistics is providing services to more industry customers,” JD said.
that could reimburse me as much as 15,000 yuan,” said a cat owner in Chengdu, southwest China’s Sichuan province.
Though China’s pet insurance market is still in its early stages, many industry insiders believe that it is only a matter of time before the market hits 10 billion yuan.
“We had less than 5,000 pet insurance clients between 2015 and February 2018, but now our customer base has r
isen to 160,000 after a thorough reform and two rounds of financing,” said Xu Hua, CEO of a pet company.
“Our performance doubled since we launched online channels last November. We estimate that daily orders for our pet insuran
ce products will exceed 300, with 10,000 monthly orders by the end of this year,” said Chen Ye, a pet brand manager.
Though the prospect of China’s pet insurance market looks pretty rosy, a well-developed business model is still needed for
both market players and customers with more companies running under the lowered threshold.
Palace Museum, Shan joked about applying for a volunteer position after retirement.
His successor Wang Xudong was formerly the director of the Dunhuang Academy. He has b
een dedicated to the preservation of Dunhuang murals since 1991 and became the director of the institution in 2014.
China saw 112 million domestic tourist trips during the three-day tomb-sweeping holiday, up 10.
9 percent from last year’s holiday, according to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.
The tourism revenue reached 47.9 billion yuan (about $7.1 billion) during the holiday which lasts from Fri
day to Sunday, up 13.7 percent, according to the ministry.
Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor started a t
hree-day trip to Japan on Sunday to attend a symposium for the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.
The symposium, jointly held by Guangdong, Hong Kong and
Macao, will be on Tuesday in Tokyo, site of one of the world’s best-known and largest bay areas.
dent Donald Trump at the White House Oval Office.
The vice premier, who is heading the Chinese trade negotiation te
am, conveyed greetings and a message from President Xi Jinping to President Trump.
In the message, Xi said that new substantial progress has been made on the text of the China-US economic and trade agreement in the past month or so.
Xi encouraged the two sides to maintain the spirit of mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit, and resolve issues of mutual
concern so as to conclude the negotiations on the agreement text as soon as possible.
Xi also said that a healthy and stable development of China-US relations needs, in partic
ular, their strategic leadership, and that he is ready to keep close contact with Trump through various means.
ecological infrastructure among developing countries to facilitate
trade, investment and communications while achieving the United Nations Sustainable Develop
ment Goals of reducing poverty and protecting the environment. China’s policy of the “ecological civilization” prio
ritizes environmental protection through technology application to enhance green energy and the deve
lopment of ecological cities. Protection of the oceans and water systems is a priority of the “ecological civilization”.
The Belt and Road follows the historical Silk Road and includes the historical Maritime Silk Road. This cove
rs a vast oceanography involving many sea-lanes for transport and many island areas. Some island archipelagos and many coas
tlines are threatened by rising ocean levels. To prevent a migration crisis, it will be necessary to support increasing popula
tions on the island states and coastlines that will be lost to rising seas. This will require new, technologically smart
and environmentally sound infrastructure. The floating city concept hopes to address this need.
The shared accommodation industry should follow a “platform plus” model to inject new impetus in China’s pre-owned hou