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"Going into a different country, especially one not many people have traveled to or visited, can be nerve-wracking, but I think these presentations ... have helped give them an idea of some things they can expect," said Lisa Peterson, the university's senior women's administrator for sports.

"For the government, it should not let the subsidy cut limit the development of the photovoltaic industry, as industry development is beneficial to low carbonization and improving the energy structure. It should support both distributed and centralized photovoltaic power stations, remove the subsidy gradually, ensure grid parity, and promote the conversion of power generation capacity."

"For instance, demand for some emerging new professional services has increased, such as high-temperature fumigation and restroom disinfection. Chinese consumers have also shown higher and more specific need for cleaning home appliances such as air conditioners and kitchen ranges. We need to become more professional in those areas," said Mu, who is also chairman of the Beijing Homemaking Service Association.

"For instance, many of the Navy's ships are small and have poor information processing capacity. We need to build aircraft carriers, carrier-borne fighter jets and new-generation destroyers, and these require huge investment," Cao said. "Similarly, the Air Force can't fulfill its missions in the 21st century without strategic transport planes and stealth fighter jets. The increase in the military budget is necessary to offset the insufficient input in the past."

"For 20 years we cleaned that cemetery and probed every square foot with probes and metal detectors," an emotional Perrone said. "For 20 years we never found a thing. Then came this iron, announcing its existence to us on the very morning after we dedicated a monument to early Chinese immigrants who first came in 1870, brought by a retired sea captain, James Hervey, to work at what was then the country's largest commercial laundry."