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Last year, 37 percent of Chinese customers purchased clothes online. This was much higher than the 20 percent recorded in 2012, a report released by KPMG in November showed.

Last year, Chinese companies made non-financial outbound direct investments of .4 billion in 59 economies related to the Belt and Road Initiative, accounting for 12 percent of total non-financial ODI, according to the report.

Last week, Prestige Ameritech, based in Texas, the largest manufacturer of face masks in the US, said it can't keep up with demand.

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Last year, Zhao and researchers from Aberdeen University in Scotland successfully used gene editing technology to produce pigs that are capable of producing brown fat, which improves their overall health and makes them cheaper to feed.

Lasso, who was originally from Ecuador, is not optimistic about Congress. "Congress, honestly, I don't think they will do anything. Probably it will just end up being revoked. That's my honest opinion," he said.

Last year, Tibet invested 10.7 billion yuan in environmental protection funds, with 74,133 hectares of trees planted and forest coverage rising to 12.14 percent.

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Last year, Hainan issued a strategy of introducing 1 million talents to Hainan. To realize the strategy, it carried out supporting measures to attract the talents, covering housing, children education, spouse employment, medical insurance, and car purchase. Up till now, Hainan has recruited a total of 42,000 talents of all types, said Fu, who is also a deputy to the 13th National People's Congress.

Last month, the US Senate passed a bill that could disqualify many Chinese companies from listing their shares on US exchanges, or raising money from US investors. For this proposal to become law, the US House also would need to pass the bill, and then US President Donald Trump would have to sign it.

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Last September, authorities ordered a ban on initial coin offerings and shut down all virtual currency exchanges in the country, as the rapidly expanding market, attracting both innovators and scammers, spawned concerns over financial risks.

Last month, a food deliveryman working for Eleme, Alibaba's takeaway-order platform, died while sending an order in Shanghai during catastrophic Typhoon Lekima, according to Shanghai news agency Kankan.