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Workers pick and sort almonds at a grove and warehouse in California. The state’s almond industry, projected to yield a record 2.45 billion pounds of crop this year, faces retaliatory tariff s in China, Turkey and India. [Photo provided to China Daily USA]

Workers make medical protective masks at a factory in Nanchang, Jiangxi province. [Photo/Hu Guolin for China Daily]

Wu noted that college graduates who are willing to work at small and micro enterprises will get a social security subsidy. In addition, each student graduating from Wuhan colleges in 2020 will get a 1,400 yuan as an allowance to help them overcome difficulties in hunting for a job or starting their own businesses, he said.

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With the theme of "exchanges make civilizations diverse", this year's fair has attracted 1,400 publishing organizations from 97 countries and regions, putting more than 300,000 titles on display online, including 38,000 for copyright trade.

Wu Liangyou, deputy director of the commission's disease control bureau, said the colder temperatures in winter and the increase in population mobility and large events in China have all threatened to accelerate the spread of the virus in the country.

Workers exposed to outdoor temperatures above 35 C as well as those who work indoors in temperatures higher than 33 C are entitled to a high-temperature subsidy.

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Working in New York as an educational consultant in the art industry, Chen found that, on one hand, many Chinese students who study art abroad find themselves at a loss when seeking a job in their adopted country, while on the other hand, the domestic market lacks systematic courses on art and its history.

World Bank President Jim Yong Kim said escalating trade tensions between the US and China could undo global progress in helping end extreme poverty.

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Wu Peng said that the Chinese President Xi Jinping had sent a message of condolence to Kenya president Uhuru Kenyatta following the deaths caused by heavy rain and resultant landslides.

World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim believes the next head of the agency should be decided on merit rather than nationality.