China Daily - 2017-04-22

• Strong real economy ‘a must’
• Swiss official says Belt, Road inspires big plans
• Key role seen for Sino-Russian ties
• Polluted pools spur nationwide probe
• Are human space babies conceivabl­e?
• Woods in limbo
• Protecting the vote
• Tricking the mind into healthy habits
• Researchin­g the demise of the dugong
• Chinese Language Day festivitie­s at UN
• Li talks with shantytown dwellers in Shandong
• World can benefit from China’s expertise in organ donation, Australian expert says
• Agri-trade deficit, grain output to drop
• Abe’s gift to shrine ‘strongly opposed’
• 70% of inspected firms broke environmen­t laws
• Poor to receive help to relieve the burden of disease
• Outer space meant to ‘benefit mankind’
• Improve talent evaluation, check brain drain
• Why Sino-French ties matter more today
• Distance, discord dupe us into denying doom
• ‘Key few’ officials play major role in Party campaign
• Car2go expects big growth in vehicle-sharing market
• BOC, Mastercard join forces for overseas debit card
• Hiring via social media increases
• Heineken sees F1 link revving up beer buzz
• Mexico’s avocado exports to China rise
• China Mobile Q1 profit up 4% to $3.6b
• State-owned firms pledge more cuts to production capacity
• Prosecutor­s taking aim at WikiLeaks
• Surgery helps Egyptian woman shed 250 kg in two months
• Analysis sheds light on doomed flight
• Argentine craftsman safeguards tea tradition
• Mole-rat research could help solve human heart problems
• Arctic warming wreaking havoc on reindeer herds
• Lionfish might be the next delicacy
• Tesla founder on mission to link human brain to machine interface
• Peninsula’s new private cruiser plies the river
• Direct flight from Chengdu to Auckland to be launched in June
• Shao on a mission in Minnesota
• James keys huge comeback
• Injuries mar United’s Europa march
• Madrid rivals brace for collision
• Real fans not bemoaning Bale
• Women on the hills: Sri Lanka’s tea is essential to the country’s economy, but those who pick it do so in extremely tough conditions.
• Music: Queen Sea Big Shark’s lead vocalist Fu Han ventures into photograph­y while riding a recent wave of renewed popularity for her style of rock.
• ‘Superfoods’: A recent study from Ohio State University found that the healthier a food is perceived to be, the more people are prepared to pay for it.
• Stardom: Fast, furious, and forever underrated — find out why Jason Statham is Britain’s greatest movie star, and why he is pretty much unbeatable at what he does.
• Relationsh­ips: Writing a letter of apology to an ex partner is no mean feat. As one young woman knows, it requires emotional honesty, self-awareness and humility.
• Study: Babies in the UK cry longer than those anywhere else in the industrial­ized world, in stark contrast to their counterpar­ts in Denmark, where crying levels are the lowest.
• Mood for gloves: From your car seat to the most distinguis­hed garden party, put your gloves on and steal the limelight from any princess.
• WHEN MILLIONS OF FEET RETURN, THE FARMERS REJOICE
• AS SEA AILS, IT’S SEWING MACHINES TO THE RESCUE
• GUYS ’N’ TIES
• ‘Iowa nice’ experience create connection­s We’re proud of President Xi. We think of him as somebody with an Iowa connection, a family member.” Kenneth Quinn, president of the World Food Prize Foundation
• Chinese dance history on show in Chicago, tells different collection story
• Women of the World Festival seeks a global stage in Beijing
• Ovidiu Marinescu Cello Concert in Shanghai
• How do you describe a long, long suit?
• Disco 2000 — An Industry Night
• HOW TO DETOX HOME FOR A HAPPIER LIFESTYLE
• How to squeeze 150 minutes of exercise into your routine
• A cannibal movie that will make you relish every sticky, illicit bite
• Dinosaur ancestors had crocodile ankles
• Seven surprising health benefits of Marmite

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