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Wang sell his plants for 30 yuan () per kilogram. This year, he and his partners grew 240 hectares of aquatic weeds, which they expect to bring in more than 26 million yuan when sold.

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We were reported on for a long time discussing bilateral investment agreements, free trade agreements — but the point is, market access seems to be blocked after all of those discussions. In fact, we do not seem to agree on the economic model behind those three different relations.

We will improve and strengthen our ideological and political work, and launch initiatives to raise the public's cultural-ethical standards. We will promote the spirit of science and make scientific knowledge widely attainable; we will work to see the back of outdated social mores and to promote good and up-to-date practices and trends; and we will resist the corrosive influence of backward and decadent culture. We will promote credibility building, institutionalize volunteer services, and heighten people's sense of social responsibility, awareness of rules, and sense of dedication.

We the BRICS countries must support UN bodies in playing their due roles in fighting COVID-19. The World Health Organization (WHO) is a central force in coordinating the global response, and is indispensable for helping developing countries, especially our African brothers and sisters, in fighting the disease.

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Water, once a drag on the county's development, has finally set villagers free to make good incomes by growing more crops and raising more cattle and sheep.

Wang, also a counselor to the State Council, China's Cabinet, said this transition will need new key performance indicators.

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We agreed that this meeting was productive and sends a positive signal of jointly addressing challenges, developing a more inclusive and mutually-beneficial economic globalization, and promoting an open world economy. We look forward to holding the next roundtable meeting at an appropriate time and place next year.

We need to focus on good healthcare, living wages, affordable rent. Corporations that offer none of those things should be met w/ skepticism.