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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, and more than 1,400 representatives from both countries participated in the event, which Li said showcased a wide range of common interests shared by the two countries.

Jack Ma, executive chairman of China's Alibaba Group. [Photo/VCG]

Japanese cosmetics giant Shiseido Co Ltd is pouring resources and betting on innovation in China as the 147-year-old firm aims to sharpen its focus in its largest overseas market against the backdrop of a softening global cosmetics industry.

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Jeffrey D Sachs, a professor of sustainable development at Columbia University, shares this view. Writing in a recent article on Project Syndicate, he said: "The US is targeting Huawei especially, because of the company's success in marketing cutting-edge 5G technologies globally."

Jiang Zhengxin, senior vice-president of China Unicom, said: "With the international strength of our partner Continental, we are enhancing our global connected service capability for connected vehicles.

Japan, which overtook China as the largest holder of US treasuries last October, cut its holdings by .4 billion to .1 trillion in August.

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Jia hailed efforts to include crowdfunding rules in the Charity Law but cautioned against limiting people's legitimate right to seek assistance online, such as banning homeowners from starting such projects. Instead, the revisions should focus on the legal obligations of all parties involved so that wrongdoers can be punished when things go awry.

Jia Kang, head of the China Academy of New Supply-Side Economics, said smaller businesses were unlikely to take part in the new infrastructure push directly, but they would be one of the main beneficiaries of the emerging sectors' extended industry chains.

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Jerrold Nadler, the Democratic chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, closed the nine-hour hearing on Monday with a condemnation of Trump's actions soliciting help from Ukraine against Democratic 2020 US presidential rival Joe Biden.

James Dahl, master of Wellington College in Berkshire, southern England, echoed Hamlyn's view, adding: "This can be seen as a positive for UK private and independent schools. Many smaller private and independent schools are struggling financially in the current climate, and Chinese investment can keep them afloat, continuing to offer a variety of options to parents.