Examples of using China faces in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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In the tech sector, the US ban on Huawei and ZTE exposed many problems China faces in basic R&D, industrial allocation
As deaths continue to rise from the epidemic, China faces a severe shortage of medical supplies, according to the only Catholic charity in the communist nation.
As China faces an unprecedented sex ratio imbalance and aging population,
China faces the challenging task of pushing through vast economic restructuring while at the same time keeping its economic growth rate within a certain target range of between 6.5 percent and 7 percent this year.
HONG KONG- As deaths continue to rise from the coronavirus epidemic, China faces a severe shortage of medical supplies, according to the only Catholic charity in the communist nation.
It also underscores the dilemma China faces as it seeks to extend its geopolitical influence over its neighbours through infrastructure and investment.
China faces a tough task at the World Cup, however,
Like rising imperial powers before it, China faces the challenge of aligning its frontiers with its growing ambition and increasing appetite for resources and markets.
High on the list of President Donald Trump's priorities as he tries to close a trade deal with counterpart Xi Jinping is making sure China faces consequences if it doesn't live up to its promises.
But rapid ageing also means China faces what is called the“4-2-1 phenomenon”: each only child is responsible for two parents
Domestically, China faces deep-rooted, structural problems and the economy continues to face downward pressures,
Secretary of Defense James Mattis insists that China faces"consequences" for the"militarization" of South China Sea, which he says is being done for"the purposes of intimidation and coercion.".
Domestically, China faces deep-rooted, structural problems and the economy continues to face downward pressures,
Secretary of Defense James Mattis insists that China faces“consequences” for the“militarization” of South China Sea, which he says is being done for“the purposes of intimidation and coercion.”.
The newspaper also noted that China faces a shortage of bishops, with about a third of its 98 dioceses having no bishops
The Global Times noted that China faces a shortage of bishops, with about a third of its 98 dioceses having no bishops
Later, the paper notes:“Due to its complex geostrategic environment, China faces various threats and challenges in all its strategic directions
CNPC is the first natural gas producer to reduce supplies as China faces a potential supply crisis after the central government switched millions of residents to gas heating rather than coal this winter.
China faces a decelerating economy, India lacks the
But China faces a problem: it ships far more goods to the United States($505 billion last year)