“No matter how outstanding you are, there is a great chance that your children will be ordinary. Realizing this fact early on will be good for both you and your children.”
Ding Yanqing, associate professor at the Graduate School of Education, Peking University, evoking public sympathy by sharing in a recently posted video about how he loses his temper with his daughter when helping with her homework
“Three major characteristics of China’s carbon market are low transaction volume, low transaction price and weak financing capability.”
Mei Dewen, general manager of China Beijing Green Exchange, at the spring conference for the 2021 International Financial Forum (IFF) held in Beijing on May 29-30, saying that carbon neutrality should be supported by an effective carbon price which requires “strict legislation, rigorous quantification and serious pricing”
“China has always firmly opposed weaponizing space and the space arms race. Our journey has always been the oceans of stars and our goal has always been peaceful use.”
Tan Kefei, a spokesperson of China’s Ministry of National Defense, in response to US Space Commander John Raymond’s reported remarks that China’s space capability imposes an imminent threat to the US
“Leaders in the US and China would be wise to consider both the history and the new reality of conflict between great powers, as the consequences of following the current path toward confrontation would be catastrophic not only for both countries, but for the entire world.”
Li Cheng, director of the John L. Thornton China Center, Brookings Institute, and a council member of the National Committee on US China Relations, in his article "Deconstructing President Biden’s 100 Days in Office: Outlooks and Prospects" published on the institute’s website in May
“According to the current standard specifications, overly complex or large-scale projects technically pass inspection and are generally safe, but that does not mean they’ll be 100-percent without issue. The standards are based on present knowledge, and the taller and more complex the building, the more likely it exceeds our current understanding of the laws of nature.”
Li Xiaojiang, former director of the China Academy of Urban Planning and Design, warning against the constant pursuit to build taller buildings in an interview with NewsChina Chinese edition after the 355.8-meter-tall SEG Plaza in Shenzhen reportedly shook on May 18. The cause is unknown
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