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Food carnival promotes Cantonese cuisine
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Park celebrates Intl. Children's Day, 2nd Otter Festival
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Setting up a cozy, smart home
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- New building offers more options for kids
- Building a city that cares, hears its children
- Hunan promotes culture, tourism
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- Experts gather in Shenzhen to advance biodiversity protection
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Shenzhen has been voted as City Most Favored by Domestic and Overseas Talents.
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S. African reveals story behind passion for working out
For over two decades, Josh Phillips has been working out for two to three hours a day, mostly at a gym, to stay fit and healthy. When people ask him how he manages to keep up such a routine for so long, he simply says: "That's what I'm used to." "Not only my body is adapted to that, my mind too," the South African explained.
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Scientist glad to play a part in fostering intl. collaboration
It is universally acknowledged that the human body can be thought of as a very complex and extraordinary living machine, and that the body needs energy for everything it does: breathing, eating, sleeping, walking, working and other activities that we perform in our daily lives.
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High-quality development a timely strategy: prof.
On Jan. 29, the Shenzhen government held a meeting highlighting high-quality development, demonstrating the city’s resolution and swiftness to take the lead in pursuing the new path China will take towards a modernized future. In the eyes of Park Young-joon from South Korea, associate dean and teaching associate professor of economics at Peking University HSBC Business School (PHBS), prioritizing high-quality growth is a “great and timely” initiative in the post-pandemic era.
