She made the comment during an IP protection summit held in Shanghai on Saturday, suggesting the country's law professionals follow up the new changes brought by the internet and solve related disputes with a more open mind.
She has hired several top political aides in recent weeks, fueling speculation her jump into the 2020 fray was imminent.
She sets up her sidewalk stall at around 12 am and cooks until dawn. Customers wander by in a steady stream. When the sun comes up, she goes to the market to replenish her supplies - fresh vegetables and flour - for the next round.
She met a psychotherapist when undergoing rehabilitation in Xiangyang, and would pour out her concerns and troubles to the psychotherapist, who was like a longtime friend to her, according to Tian.
She said in her 25 years as a civil servant in the colonial government, she had never seen so many people allowed to protest on the streets — something that never would have been possible without the guarantees of the Basic Law and the "one country, two systems".
She had her death sentence commuted to life imprisonment at a trial in the province in 2014.
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She has spared no effort in achieving her goal.
Sheltered by umbrellas, well-prepared protesters, in clear labor divisions, are dismantling metal barriers from the roadside in Causeway Bay, one of Hong Kong’s business districts, on Sunday. [Photo/China Daily]
Shek, association vice-president of Hong Kong Polytechnic University, said conflicting views should not erode family love and affection, adding that family ties are much more important than differences over politics.
She also learned from mentors and neighbors who early on spotted potential and encouraged her to study hard. Now she will earn an annual salary of 5,996.