China Daily - 2017-06-24

• Xi says poverty fight is priority
• Progress in ties showing benefits, Yang tells Trump
• Chongqing’s rooftop road raises eyebrows
• Ultrafast computer prototype on horizon
• Planning big
• Fund surplus points to pension security
• Don’t overdo it
• INSIDE ‘Superhero’ 3-D hands helping kids
• Wanda Film sees a slight recovery
• Marathon fever dashes across China
• Global mission set for deep-diving sub
• Panda pair heading to Zoo Berlin in 15-year agreement on conservati­on
• Life sentence cut to 5 years after appeal claims self-defense
• Guangzhou plans women-only subway cars at rush hour
• Special funding undergoes audit
• BRICS pledges environmen­t cooperatio­n
• Film festival cuts across cultures
• Use of antibiotic­s in poultry and livestock to be reduced
• MSCI inclusion a boon for A-share market
• A not-so-happy birthday for Brexit
• Overwhelme­d oceans are crying out for help
• Multicultu­ral Britain doesn’t need division
• Internet majors, banks edge closer to fintech success
• Unicom denies Alibaba and Tencent are picking up stakes
• Wheels come off bike-sharing firm
• Tesla China is mulling local factory
• Sokon unit buys US car assembly plant for $110m
• Parts maker celebrates opening of Detroit tech center
• Qatar’s neighbors issue list of punitive demands
• Trump admits there are no Comey tapes
• ‘Female Rasputin’ jailed for three years
• Two EU agencies to leave London
• Grape haul of China on the rise
• Drunken drivers’ details replace stories on front page of weekly
• HEY, BIG SPENDER
• Fairmont Beijing’s air continues eco-friendly tradition
• Grill 79 offers healthy concept menu, 300 meters above ground
• Butler will serve up offense for T-wolves
• Ball lands in Lakers court — along with his dad
• Top 30 picks
• Sanchez shoots his way to history
• Oscar lands 8-game suspension for triggering Guangzhou brawl
• Liverpool finally reels in Salah
• THE WARRIOR EMPEROR AND THE FIVE PHOENIXES
• Selfies: A photo collector offers a glimpse into the life of man through a collection of portraits that also shed light on the history of photograph­y in China.
• Trend: Find out about the new rules of modern power dressing. It turns out that being stylish and well put together is more important than a suit.
• Controvers­y: The big difference between Ter Borch and Vermeer is that Vermeer isn’t an innovator, in terms of subject matter. In fact, he’s highly unoriginal.
• Music: Oasis lead singer’s launch of a solo career brings Liam Gallagher back into the limelight — and to China for two concerts in Beijing and Shenzhen.
• Responsibi­lity: Don’t blame millennial­s for having cleaners. It’s the only way young “snowflakes” can spare their friendship­s in the face of modern life.
• Health: A recent study reveals why people shouldn’t eat late at night. Poor meal times can increase the risk of diabetes and heart attack.
• REVOLUTION­ARY ROAD
• The Rise of Sneaker Culture
• Life in the halfway house of the tent emperors
• BRINGING MUSEUMS TO LIFE
• Most complete nestling preserved in amber reveals details of ancient birds
• Chinese artist hopes paper weapons will stir thoughts of peace
• French innovative Cirque Plume begins Last Season
• Music Day celebrates Sino-French culture ties
• Rhythm of Youth — Asian Youth Orchestra Concert
• Another example of lucrative long suits
• Monster Jam 2017
• Whatever happened to teaching children good manners?
• ‘It’s tougher for today’s young opera singers’
• ‘I don’t know why women have created such impossible standards for themselves’

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