hinese President Xi Jinping sent a message of condolenc
to New Zealand Governor-General Patsy Reddy on Friday over the deadly shooting incidents earlier Friday in New Zealand’s Christchurch City.
In his message, Xi said he was shocked to learn about the serious shooting incidents which have caused heavy casualties.
On behalf of the Chinese government, the Chinese people and in his ow
n name, Xi expressed deep sympathy with and sincere condolences to the New Zealand gov
ernment and the New Zealand people, while expressing grief for the victims and wishing the injured an early recovery.
Also on Friday, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang sent a message of condolence to New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Arder
n, expressing grief for the victims while extending sincere sympathies to the injured and the bereaved families.
Demonization of Huawei will prove to be a political farce
China’s Palace Museum signed an agreement on Friday with Huawei Technologies Co Ltd to promote the use of its 5G telecommunications technology. With
the new generation telecoms technology, the Forbidden City, which is the tourist site that welcomes the largest nu
mber of visitors in the world each year, will definitely provide state-of-the-art services.
Supported by the much faster mobile network, the museum will likely be digitalized to such
an extent that visitors thousands of miles away may be able to explore it in virtual reality. And those visi
ting it in person will be able to learn about the treasures it houses in greater detail with the aid of digital technology.
In the past 20 years since the museum started to facilitate its work with digital technology, a lot
of information about the cultural relics it preserves has been provided on its app, and multiple dig
italized ways have been employed for visitors to have a more rewarding experience.
The cooperation between the museum and Huawei will now
take that to an even higher level, as the new generation of telecoms technology will enrich the ex
perience of visitors to the museum, virtually and in reality, even further. And if conditions become mature in th
e near future, it will not just be visits to the Palace Museum that 5G transforms.
With 5G networks and a smartphone, one will be able to have a consultation with a doctor w
ithout leaving home or give instructions to robotic cleaners to do household chores.
In fact, what the new 5G networks represent is none other than the next technological revolution. There is no reason t
o politicize the arrival of this next-generation technology. Neither is there any reason to demonize what Hu
awei, as one of the world biggest telecoms equipment providers, is doing to usher in this technological revolution.
What is even more dangerous than the harm done to fair competition in the world market is the negative impact the polit
ical barriers some Western countries have put in the way of Huawei will have on the evolution of technology.
The rules, coming into effect on Jan 1, 2019, also stipulate
that a stay of less than 24 hours on the mainland will not be counted as a day, and the count started from Jan. 1 this year.
The adjustment marked more generous tax exemptions on overseas-sourced incomes of foreigne
rs and non-mainland citizens working in the mainland. The move will attract more foreign investm
ent and overseas talent to work in the mainland, the STA said in a statement on its website.
Previously, the exemption was for tax residents who have lived on the mainland for less than five years.A house collapse triggered by a lan
dslide in North China’s Shanxi province has caused 10 deaths and left another 10 missing, local authorities said Sunday.
As of 10 am Sunday, 16 people had been pulled out of the debris and sent to hospital, but three failed to respond to medical treatment. Seven were found dead at the site.
So far, three of the 13 injured have left hospital after treatment, while 10 remain missing.
The rescuers are searching for the missing with the help of rescue dogs and equipment, the local government said.
The accident occurred at around 6:10 pm Friday in the township of Zaoling in Linfen
city, when a landslide toppled two residential buildings, a makeshift house and a public bathhouse.
More than half of children do not get enough sleep: Report
More than 60 percent of children and teenagers in China do not get enough sleep, according to a report released by the Chinese Sleep Research Society on Sunday.
The survey showed 63 percent of children and teenagers in China sleep for less than eight ho
urs a day, the minimum sleeping time to ensure health for such a group, the report said.
The survey, conducted at the end of last year and January this year, covered nearly 70,000 ch
ildren and teenagers aged from 6 and 17 across China, including Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan.
Heavy school work loads and popularization in the use of electronics products are th
e top two major causes for lack of sleep among children and teenagers in China, the report said, addi
ng that 8.4 percent of the group are still busy with homework after 11 pm from Monday to Thursday.
Crews around Platte Valley were rescuing residents from
Fifteen volunteers were stranded on the lake, eventually rescued themselves with the help of the Nebraska National Guard, which brought in a Black Hawk helicopter, according to CNN affiliate KETV.
The National Weather Service predicts “much calmer” weather in most areas this we
ekend,. However, flooding will persist throughout the Mississippi and Missouri river.
”Anyone with interests along impacted rivers should monitor closely/take action,” the weather service said.
Ice jams possible north of Hwy 30 this weekend. Generally minor/moderate river flooding i
nto next week on many central Iowa rivers. #iawx pic.twitter.com/m0ydybyPuJ
Many central Iowa rivers may see moderate flooding into next week from the rain and snowmelt runoff, the weather serv
ice said. A flood warning for northern and parts of central Iowa has been extended through Saturday evening as “l
ocal creeks and streams, as well as the main river branches are running high,” according to the weather service.
Mikaela Shiffrin extends record run as Marcel Hirscher hints
She’s ski racing’s undoubted new queen, but Mikaela Shiffrin finished the
slalom season in regal fashion with victory in the final race in Andorra.
The 24-year-old clinched her 16th win of a record-breaking season
Saturday to take her tally to 59 World Cup titles overall.
The victory was also her 40th slalom win to equal the record of Swedish great
Ingemar Stenmark, who heads the all-time list with 86 World Cup wins.
Overall champion Shiffrin, who topped the slalom standings from Slovakia’s P
etra Vlhova and Swiss Wendy Holdener,
is hot favorite to clinch the giant slalom crystal globe Sunday.
The American has a 97-point lead over Vlhova, with 100 points available to the winner in Andorra.
Shiffrin, who passed Vreni Schneider’s mark of 14 wins in a season
earlier this month, could become the first skier — mal
e or female — to win the World Cup title in overall, slalom, giant slalom and the
faster super-G discipline in the same season.
She secured a third straight World Cup overall crown earlier this season and first super-G c
rystal globe to add to a fourth consecutive slalom world title in Sweden last month. She also won super-G gold in Are.
His full political arsenal was on display in a Trumpian mastercl
class of a photo-op in the Oval Office Thursday with Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar.
A historian 100 years hence could pull the tape of the 16-minute tour de force and learn everything they needed to know about the Trump presidency.
Trump’s behavior on Thursday offered pointers to how he will attempt to ride out political crosswinds using the uni
que political tools that made his late-in-life transition from business to Washington so successful.
Thursday’s rebuke from Congress came amid a spell that wo
uld have been disastrous for any conventional politician, as legal and congressional probe
s suggest tough challenges ahead as special counsel Robert Mueller’s final report looms. Unusually, it also included a
slap from some Republicans who have been loath to challenge their leader in the first two years of his presidency.
Trump’s refusal to show weakness or humility in defeat allied with a brazen, relentless
temperament and an indifference to shame helps explain why he is so hard to bring down.
Trump also, as he often does, used his position to slyly sh
out out one of his businesses, in this case, a golf course in Ireland.
”I have a very warm spot for Doonbeg, I will tell you that and it just a great place really.”
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Earlier on Saturday, Ardern said the country’s gun law would be changed.
She spoke to the public at 4:00 pm local time. She said: “This is one of New Zealand’s darkest days. My thoughts are with Christchurch.”
”It is an unprecedented violence in New Zealand. There is no place for such extreme violence in New Zealand.”
”Our gun law will be changed,” said Ardern, noting that the killers had a legitimate gun license.
Five guns were discovered, two of which were semi-automatic guns, she said.
Other weapons and firearms were also retrieved by the police after the attacks on Friday.
Police Commissioner Mike Bush told another press conference that his top priority wa
s on public safety across New Zealand and was supporting the victims and staff involved.
”The investigation into the intelligence failures is also a priority,” Bush said.
The police chief was joined by representatives from the agencies working on t
he ground — Victim’s Support, City Council, Civil Defence, Fire and Emergency and the Defence Force.
Bush acknowledged the bravery of the public, police officers and emergency responders.
He said the arrest took 36 minutes from the first emergency call.
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