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Trains to Better Support Belt, Road Official CHINA DAILY May 27­28, 2017 TOP NEWS 3 Former Trains to better support Belt, Road official platform at the enterprise lev­ guided by government and executed Measures will improve China Railway The CR Express service, guided el” and promote the develop­ operated by the market, Express freight service to Europe ment of CR Express. should prioritize the service’s by government and operated “The committee will stick quality and profit,” said Wang for 2015 to the principles of improv­ Xiaotao, vice­minister of the By LUO WANGSHU said Li Wenxin, deputy general by the market, should prioritize the ing communication and NDRC, adding that the service [email protected] manager of China Railway service’s quality and profit.” sharing and improving logis­ should benefit from scientific murder Corp. tics, aiming to solve challen­ guidance. A committee to coordinate Measures to be taken Wang Xiaotao, vice­minister of the NDRC ges in operating the CR “The committee will A former senior official in freight rail services between include establishing transfer Express such as further improve the service’s opera­ the Inner Mongolia autono­ China and Europe was hubs to assemble container reducing logistics costs and tion, expand overseas mar­ mous region was executed launched in Beijing on Friday. cars for a train trip as needed, than 4,000 times between Chi­ nally, the route’s name usually improving the service's quali­ kets, provide more on Friday for murder. The committee, initiated by launching an international na and Europe, according to was comprised of the depar­ ty,” he said. convenient policies for cus­ Zhao Liping, former China Railway Corp, consists information service, and China Railway Corp. This year, ture city, the border port and Although all services are toms, and study other meas­ vice­chairman of the Inner of 33 stakeholders of China opening hotline number more than 1,000 CR Express the destination: Chongqing­ under the same name, the ures to guide the service’s Mongolia regional com­ Railway Express, including a 95306 for clients to check on train trips will link 28 Chinese Xinjiang­Europe, for example. operation remains the same. healthy and orderly develop­ mittee of the Chinese Peo­ number of companies operat­ their cargo. cities with 29 destinations in Last year, the National Devel­ The committee provides a ser­ ment,” said Zhao Wenming, ple’s Political Consultative ing the service as well as Also, a cold container infor­ 11 countries. opment and Reform Commis­ vice for companies to commu­ general manager of Conference, was convicted research institutes. mation center will be The cross­border freight sion rebranded all services as nicate to solve common Zhengzhou International of intentional homicide, “The committee will work to launched, allowing customers service was launched by local CR Express as part of its devel­ problems and promote the Railway Co, the logistics busi­ taking bribes and posses­ improve quality and efficiency to rent cold storage containers railway authorities and city opment plan. service’s sustainable develop­ ness that runs the CR Express sion of firearms, accord­ of the service to better serve and develop a logistics plan. governments, and is operated Li said the new committee ment. in Zhengzhou, Henan prov­ ing to a statement from the Belt and Road Initiative,” Trains have traveled more by logistics companies. Origi­ could work as “a coordination “The CR Express service, ince. the Supreme People’s Court. Taiyuan Intermediate A crowning achievement People’s Court in Shanxi province sentenced Zhao to Taiwan man arrested death for the homicide on Nov 11, 2016. He was exe­ cuted on Friday after the on subversion charge death penalty was approved by the Supreme By CHINA DAILY tions aiming to subvert State People’s Court. power, An said. According to China’s State security authorities On March 19, Lee was Criminal Procedure Law, in Hunan province have detained by State security any death penalty has to be arrested Taiwan resident Lee authorities in the mainland. submitted to the top court Ming­che on suspicion of He confessed what he did to for final review. subversion, a mainland harm China’s State security, Zhao was found guilty of spokesman said on Friday. and judicial authorities will having shot dead a 26­year­ An Fengshan, spokesman handle the case in line with old woman, identified only for the State Council Taiwan the law, An said. Lee had by her surname, Li, in Affairs Office, said the arrest been reported missing while Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, was approved by prosecu­ in Guangdong province in on March 20, 2015, accord­ tors, which is required by March, causing a stir in Tai­ ing to the verdict. China’s Criminal Procedure wan. It said two guns and 49 Law. The State Council Taiwan bullets were found at the Probes by State security Affairs Office confirmed on crime scene. authorities show that Lee March 29 that Lee had been Zhao also took advan­ had frequently come to the detained on suspicion of tage of his post to secure Chinese mainland since harming national security. business contracts and 2012, and colluded with cer­ In April, the office also official positions for asso­ tain individuals in the main­ accused Taiwan of harming ciates, and accepted land to make plans and cross­Straits relations by bribes totaling 23.68 mil­ establish illegal organiza­ playing up Lee’s case. lion yuan ($3.45 million) from 2008 to 2010, when he was the police chief of Inner Mongolia, the ver­ Builders install a dome on a fifth unit at the Hualong One Nuclear Power Station construction site in Fuqing, Fujian province, on Thursday. dict said. Change in yuan The next step is installing the unit’s equipment. The Hualong One uses third­generation nuclear power technology, which is developed and During the investigation, owned by China. JINAG KEHONG/ XINHUA NEWS AGENCY police located 91 detonators traced back to Zhao, which, rate calculation to together with the guns and bullets, constitute the crime of illegal possession of fire­ arms and explosives. ease ‘herd effects’ Manufacturing gets intelligent boost Zhao committed crimes with serious consequences and vile social effects, By XIN ZHIMING By OUYANG SHIJIA and MIIT will ramp up efforts to ly automated factories are percent a year and it is forecast according to the top court. xinzhiming@ YANG JUN in Guiyang integrate AI with the Made in likely to become a reality when to account for 21 percent of “The death penalty was chinadaily.com.cn [email protected] China 2025 strategy, enhanc­ the industrial data pool global data by 2020, according given on the basis of clear ing efficiency and sharpening becomes big enough,” Gou to MIIT. facts and solid and suffi­ China is considering intro­ The move is Artificial intelligence and the competitive edge of the said. Hangzhou Robam Applian­ cient evidence. In addition, ducing a “countercyclical fac­ big data technologies will pro­ country’s manufacturing Foxconn, a contract manu­ ces, a kitchen appliance mak­ all the procedures were tor” to adjust the way it understandable vide strong support to China’s capability, said Li Guanyu, facturer for Apple, employees er based in Zhejiang province, pursuant to laws,” the top calculates the yuan’s daily ref­ efforts to upgrade manufac­ deputy director of the infor­ 50,000 robots at assembly shows where things are head­ court said in the statement. erence rate against the dollar, since China has turing, according to the indus­ mation and software service lines in five factories. ing. Its factory, powered by “Therefore, the court according to a statement by trial regulator and technology division at MIIT. He did not Robin Li, CEO of Baidu, said industrial robots, big data and approved the death sen­ the country’s foreign adopted a tycoons. provide details. China has accumulated a huge the internet of things — devi­ tence that was decided by exchange trading system on The Ministry of Industry As AI theoretical research amount of data, providing a ces connected by the internet the Taiyuan Intermediate Friday.Analysts said the move managed floating and Information Technology and innovative applications sound foundation for the — cost 750 million yuan ($109 People’s Court and upheld will help prevent excessive exchange will produce a white paper to blossom in China, the country growth of AI. million) but saves 35 million by the Shanxi High People’s fluctuation of the currency. promote the development of hopes to leverage cutting­edge “Without data, it is impos­ yuan annually in labor and Court.” The change in the method rate system.” AI and its application in technology to help manufac­ sible for AI to make big leaps improves productivity by 30 Zhao was allowed to see of setting the yuan’s daily industries, a senior official turers restructure. in voice and speech recogni­ percent, said Wang Gang, close family members central parity rate against Liu Dongliang, an analyst at said on the sideline of the Big Terry Gou, founder and tion. But more efforts are vice­president of the compa­ before being executed on the dollar will better reflect China Merchants Securities Data Expo in Guiyang, capi­ chairman of Foxconn Technol­ needed to train AI­savvy tal­ ny. Friday, according to the the market supply and tal of Guizhou province. The ogy Group, said, “Though ent,” Li said. statement. demand, lessen possible conference runs through machines are not as flexible as The total amount of data in Xinhua contributed “herd effects” in the market “The main role of the fac­ Sunday. human hands right now, total­ China is growing at above 50 to this story. CHINA DAILY — XINHUA and help guide the market tor will be redressing the to focus more on macroeco­ abnormal changes in the nomic fundamentals, the foreign exchange rate of the True heroes step up China Foreign Exchange yuan due to irrational mar­ Trade System said.
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