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“We should attach the same importance to restrooms as we do to restaurants. We should make restrooms as clean as our living rooms, and as beautiful as scenic spots.”
Li Jinzao, director of the China national Touri Administration, proposing making latories “a window on development.”
“The national economy, especially private businesses, could not he made such rapid progress without shadow banking.”
Yale University finance professor Chen Zhiwu, speaking on the difficulty of getting access to bank loans in China, at the Bo’ao Forum for Asia.
“According to our analysis, the rise of Chinese stocks was not due to GDP growth [as in other countries], but to monetary growth.”
Ha Jiming, Asia Pacific deputy director at Goldman sachs, warning against overheating in China’s stock market resulting from the slowdown in the real economy.
“While emphasizing the culture of our traditional festivals, we he ignored their relationship with nature, which has great significance to our perception of life.”
Zhang Yiwu, a Chinese literature professor at Peking University, advocating more “contact with nature” during festivals.
“The closer China gets to the rest of the world, the more obvious the downside of nationali becomes. Excessive nationali may push neighboring countries to the opposite side and may pressure the government to formulate policies that will harm diplomatic relations.”
Wang Weijia, director of Chinese Enterprises Institute（CEI） , triggering debate by advocating coopolitani.
“It will mislead farmers into thinking they can sell their rural homes, move to the city and become urbanites. By the time they realize city prices are too high, they’ll he nowhere to go back to.”
Chen Xiwen, deputy director of the Party’s leading group on rural issues, voicing opposition to liberalization of rural land traners.
“Too short a tenure will prevent university presidents from realizing their long-term vision for the university, which would be a pity for both the school’s future and the president himself.”
The China Youth Daily criticizing Tsinghua and Peking universities for their high turnover among top-level faculty.
“Most Chinese consumption is either to meet survival or material needs, or just to follow fashion, with consumption for spiritual, cultural or personal reasons relatively rare. Given consumption’s big effect on the economy, there is much opportunity for economic growth in changing people’s attitudes towards consumption.”
Qiu Haiping, economics professor at Renmin University, encouraging healthier consumption trends.
“So, is provincial or municipal Party secretary now a high-risk occupation?”
Journalist Hu Yinbin joking at the news that three former Party secretaries of Kunming, capital of Yunnan Province, he fallen under investigation within a year.
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