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President Xi Jinping meets representatives of space scientists and engineers who participated in the research and development of the Chang'e 5 lunar mission at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on Monday. Xi also visited an exhibition about the Chang'e 5 lunar mission.Wang Ye/xinhua

President Xi Jinping meets representatives of space scientists and engineers who participated in the research and development of the Chang'e 5 lunar mission at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on Monday. Xi also visited an exhibition about the Chang'e 5 lunar mission.Wang Ye/xinhua

Xi lauds progress in space missions

President Xi Jinping encouraged Chinese space industry workers on Monday to strive for successes in the nation's future lunar explorations and carry out interplanetary expeditions with a methodical approach.

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Outbreak slams the door on impulsive spending

Liu Fan, 25, who works for a construction company in Hangzhou, capital of Zhejiang province, used to spend most of her salary on cosmetics, clothes and entertainment each month.

TOP NEWS

Better rural living to follow end of poverty

As China has removed the last remaining counties from the poverty list, the nation will shift the focus from poverty eradication to rural vitalization to improve living conditions in rural areas.

CHINA

Officials failed to fix Yangtze woes: ministry

In a rarely seen cautionary move, China's top environmental watchdog summoned leading officials of six areas on Monday for their poor performance in rectifying problems in the Yangtze River Basin.

COMMENT

Dialogue only way to build consensus and get relations back on right track

The speech State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi delivered at the opening of the Lanting Forum on Sino-US relations on Monday should be taken as the latest summary of Beijing's views on bilateral relations and an overture for US policymakers to tear down the "walls of misperceptions".

VIEWS

Economic challenges call for cautious approach

Editor's Note: The Chinese economy faces many challenges despite achieving positive growth last year. How can China overcome these challenges and realize sustainable growth in the long run? Three experts share their views on the issue with China Daily. Excerpts follow:

WORLD

Righting the Wrongs and Committing to Mutual Respect and Win-win Cooperation

Editor's note: State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi delivered a speech on Monday in Beijing at the opening of the Lanting Forum on Promoting Dialogue and Cooperation and Managing Differences: Bringing China-US Relations Back to the Right Track. The following is the full text:

BUSINESS

Two-way fund flows set to be encouraged

China is likely to achieve a breakthrough this year that would permit personal investment in securities and insurance products overseas, an indication that policymakers are willing to see more active two-way capital flows, experts said on Monday.

BUSINESS FOCUS

Low-carbon steel becomes top priority

As China pursues cleaner, low-carbon and more efficient steel sector development, analysts expect multinational companies will carry out deeper and higher-quality cooperation in the Chinese market this year despite the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

LIFE

Extended reach of short trips

Many Chinese shortened the distances of their travels during Spring Festival this year.

SPORTS

Insatiable Djokovic intensifies history quest

It didn't take long for Novak Djokovic to make his intentions clear: All that matters to him from here on out is catching Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal in the Grand Slam standings.

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