China Daily (Hong Kong) - 2020-01-15

• STAR PERFORMER REVITALIZE­S PEKING OPERA
• China off US list of ‘currency manipulato­rs’
• Govt to spend extra HK$10 billion to address livelihood issues
• Xi urges all parties to work toward socialist goals
• Cyberstars shine
• 2019 foreign trade up 3.4% as American imports rise
• Modern makeover
• Self-driving sector is full steam ahead
• Collapsing road kills 9; boy seen saving baby
• Premier says reform efforts will be pushed
• Capital legislator­s pitch tighter auto emission rules
• Lam promises resources for courts, updates virus alert
• Xinjiang aims to lure more tourists
• Courts fight to protect Yangtze River Basin
• Livestream hosting becoming lucrative career opportunit­y
• Young business starters in Tibet get policy push
• Campaign smashes ‘protective umbrellas’
• Greenhouse­s help villagers to grow new lives free of poverty
• Inspectors boost oversight of rural officials
• Credit system assists poor farmers in efforts to operate their own businesses
• Marching toward a gree
• China ups the stakes in green bond push
• Get ‘private sector’ more involved in agricultur­e
• Ener future for mankind
• Risks may spur climate change investment­s
• A broken woman heals herself, then others
• More diversity wanted in ‘gray’ services
• Online folk singer gives a voice to migrant workers
• HK’s freedoms under fire from marauding thugs
• Patriotic camp must unite to get SAR back on track
• Relief measures helpful, but not enough
• Foresight, accountabi­lity can forestall sinkholes
• By dropping undeserved designatio­n, US opens door to more fruitful discussion­s
• Quality, not scale, highlight of trade data
• It’s time charity industry is regulated
• Focus on high-quality developmen­t of SOEs
• AI face-recognitio­n technology helps reunite lost families
• Research appraisal system needs reform
• What my younger self never expected
• Xi’s visit will chart new course for ties with Myanmar
• Libya truce talks lose out to fighting
• 737 Max crisis could hit US GDP
• More foreign-invested banks to get bond underwriti­ng nod
• Canon eyes growth in China with greater focus on B2B sector
• Online transactio­ns of industrial products buoy e-commerce firms
• Service outsourcin­g efforts gathering speed
• Spring Festival to boost sales of imported goods in smaller cities
• Families set to increase spending on snacks, banquet food and gift packages
• E-commerce firms lend farmers helping hands
• Viral: The Chinese web stars getting users in a spin
• Company helps poverty relief drive in Sri Lanka
• San Francisco students celebrate ‘graduation’ from culture camp
• Physical education becomes major subject in Yunnan middle schools
• Plucky pensioners pursue their passion for pucks
• Yang battles weather to bag bronze
• Savvy Zahavi shines bright
• ‘Fantastic Four’ can’t mask PSG’s comical defending

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