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*>>ing gifts is one of the most important reasons for buying luxury goods, with personal and business presents accounting for 25 percent of luxury goods sales in China. It has become increasingly popular among China's middle class to give festive hampers with imported goods as presents, so the import of fine foods also grows sharply around the Chinese New Year."We sell a lot of really high-end products in this period," said Ivona Grgan, head of Hong Kong-based food importer Profood Ltd. "I think most Chinese eat Chinese food for the new year, but they do buy more imported fine foods for presents."For the same reason, wine
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*>>ame category. "Certainly we need to publicize more to raise people's awareness, but the soaring oil price and the reduced price of EVs are really the two pushing hands," Schuster says. "Fortunately, there is a large group of young people who learned about EVs, and are willing to buy environment-friendly cars."Would the world be more peaceful if women were in charge? A challenging new book by the Harvard University psychologist Steven Pinker says that the answer is "yes". In The Better Angels of Our Nature, Pinker presents data showing that human violence, while is still very much with us today, has been gradually decli
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*>>ge summit in Copenhagen in 2009, China demonstrated it has the long-term political will to respond to climate change and to work with the world to limit global temperatures to no more than two degrees Centigrade above pre-industrial temperatures. In November that year, the Chinese government formally put forward its medium-term targets on climate change: A reduction in energy intensity of 40 to 45 percent on 2005 levels by 2020, and generation of 15 percent of energy from non-fossil fuel sources by the same date.The period from 2005 to 2020 takes in three FYPs, the 11th, 12th and 13th. In each five-year period, nationa
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*>>ing gifts is one of the most important reasons for buying luxury goods, with personal and business presents accounting for 25 percent of luxury goods sales in China. It has become increasingly popular among China's middle class to give festive hampers with imported goods as presents, so the import of fine foods also grows sharply around the Chinese New Year."We sell a lot of really high-end products in this period," said Ivona Grgan, head of Hong Kong-based food importer Profood Ltd. "I think most Chinese eat Chinese food for the new year, but they do buy more imported fine foods for presents."For the same reason, wine
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