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Multinational experts and scholars: It is absurd for the G-7 to speculate on China’s "economic coercion".

  International experts and scholars believe that the United States and its western allies have always been the main implementers of economic coercion, and have caused great suffering to millions of people around the world.

  Reuters recently quoted an anonymous American official as saying that the Group of Seven (G7) summit in Hiroshima, Japan, from May 18 to 21 will discuss how to deal with "economic coercion" from China in a joint statement.

  "As the United States is by far the largest implementer of unilateral coercive measures in the world, it is hypocritical for G7 to accuse China of economic coercion," said Jeffrey Sachs, an economist at Columbia University. From 2001 to 2018, he served as a special adviser to the UN Secretary-General.

  Francisco rodriguez, a professor at the Bell Institute of International Studies in Denver, USA, found that the economic coercion imposed by the United States, the European Union and other Western allies destroyed the vulnerable groups in the target countries and reduced their living standards.

  In his research report, he said that in 32 studies on the impact of economic sanctions imposed by the United States and other countries, 30 found that sanctions had a negative impact on per capita income, poverty, inequality, mortality and human rights.

  According to the research results published online by the Washington-based Center for Economic and Policy Research on May 4, as far as Iran, Afghanistan and Venezuela are concerned, the sanctions that restrict the government’s access to foreign exchange have affected the ability of these countries to provide basic public goods and services, and have had a huge negative spillover effect on the private sector and non-governmental actors.

  "Instead of blaming China, the G7 would do better to call for discussions with China so that all countries can ensure that their economic and trade measures conform to the UN Charter and the rules of the World Trade Organization," Sachs said.

  He said that G7 represents a group of rich countries allied with the United States, accounting for 10% of the global population and 31% of the global GDP at international prices. In contrast, the BRICS countries (consisting of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) account for 40% of the global population and 32% of the global GDP.

  He said: "G20 is a more representative organization, which brings the two countries (G7 and BRICS) together with other countries." He added that the G20 should continue to expand to include the African Union to increase its representation.

  On January 11th, Foreign Minister Qin Gang said at the completion ceremony of the headquarters project of the African Center for Disease Control and Prevention in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, that China took the lead in supporting the AU to join the G20, and was willing to push the G20 to take strong actions to support the AU and African countries to play a greater role in the global governance system.

  Joseph stiglitz, the Nobel laureate in economics, warned on May 12th that the "hostile" policy of the United States towards China may split the world into two groups. He also urged western countries to invest in developing countries instead of "preaching".

  "It would be a good idea … … Other G7 countries tried to put pressure on the United States, saying to the United States, ‘ You are dividing the world into two groups, which will be difficult to deal with ’ Stiglitz made the above remarks to AFP on the sidelines of the G7 ministerial meeting in Japan.

  Stiglitz also warned that the competition between American Democrats and Republicans in taking a tough attitude towards China may undermine international action against climate change and other global crises.

  Carlos martinez, co-editor of the London-based Friends of Socialist China, agreed with Sachs. "Any accusation of economic coercion against China is ridiculous," he said. "So far, the United States is the global leader in unilateral sanctions."

  Martinez added that the United States has been using the dollar’s position in the global economy to implement long-arm jurisdiction and force third parties to cooperate with its sanctions mechanism. "It is extremely hypocritical for the G7 countries to take part in various forms of economic coercion, but point the finger at China," he said.

  Reporter: Chen Weihua

  Editor: Liu Shidong, Li Huifan (internship)

Hengyang Disease Control: Pay attention to the prevention of insect-borne infectious diseases such as Japanese encephalitis and dengue fever during the National Day.

  "Hengyang Release" WeChat WeChat official account October 1 news, Hengyang City Center for Disease Control and Prevention issued a reminder that at present, the COVID-19 epidemic continues to spread around the world, imported cases occur from time to time, and there are still high-risk areas and local cases in China. During the National Day holiday, there were frequent personnel movements, increased gathering activities and increased pressure on epidemic prevention and control. In order to conscientiously implement the strategy of "importing external defense, rebounding internal defense, and preventing multiple diseases together", consolidate the hard-won achievements of epidemic prevention and control in our city, and let the people of our city spend a happy, healthy, safe and peaceful National Day holiday, Hengyang CDC issued another warm reminder:

  First, strengthen personal protection. Please keep in mind that "everyone is the first responsible person for their own health", always tighten the string of epidemic prevention and control, strengthen personal protection, and adhere to the "three-piece suit" of wearing masks, keeping social distance and personal hygiene and epidemic prevention; Strictly implement the "Five Needs" of wearing protective masks, washing hands frequently, keeping social distance, opening windows as far as possible, and covering coughs and sneezes. When traveling, actively cooperate with the implementation of normalized epidemic prevention and control measures such as measuring body temperature, checking health code, itinerary card and vaccination information; When eating out, we should advocate public chopsticks and spoons, eating separately, and advocating a healthy lifestyle.

  Second, advocate local festivals. Please pay close attention to the domestic epidemic situation, especially the dynamic changes in middle and high risk areas and the trajectory of infected cases. Advocate local festivals, reduce cross-city travel, and don’t go out of the province unless necessary, and don’t go to high-risk areas unless necessary. If you have to go out, please know the epidemic prevention and control policy of the destination COVID-19 in advance, make a reasonable travel plan, wear a mask throughout the journey, be sure to wash your hands frequently, be ventilated frequently, avoid gathering, and strengthen personal protection.

  Third, reduce gathering activities. All kinds of gathering activities should be strictly in accordance with the principle of "who sponsors, who holds, who is responsible", formulate epidemic prevention and control plans, and implement prevention and control measures such as temperature measurement, wearing masks, ventilation and disinfection. In crowded places such as tourist attractions, emergency plans should be improved, and prevention and control measures such as booking, peak shifting and current limiting should be implemented to prevent a large number of people from gathering. The scale of weddings and funerals should be controlled as much as possible to avoid large-scale gathering of people.

  Fourth, retain relevant information. In daily life or when traveling, advocate non-cash payment, and pay attention to keeping invoices or electronic information such as travel, shopping, accommodation, catering, etc., so as to provide comprehensive and accurate information for epidemic disposal or traceability investigation of food-borne diseases.

  Fifth, strengthen the return management. Personal health monitoring should be done well after going out and returning, pay close attention to the physical condition of themselves and their families, and advocate that people returning from other cities take the initiative to do a nucleic acid test. If the health code and itinerary card are not green code, and they have a history of living in a high-risk area in China or have an intersection with the activity track of infected cases, they must take the initiative to report to their communities (units) or hotels at the first time, and actively cooperate with the implementation of local prevention and control measures. If you have fever, dry cough and other symptoms, you should go to the nearest fever clinic immediately, wear a mask all the way, and avoid taking public transport.

  Sixth, strengthen joint prevention of multiple diseases. As the weather gets colder, it will enter a period of high incidence of infectious diseases such as influenza, mumps, measles, chickenpox, other infectious diarrhea and tuberculosis in autumn and winter, which may "overlap" with the epidemic situation in COVID-19. The public should be highly vigilant, increase or decrease clothing in time, often open windows for ventilation, eat properly, strengthen exercise, combine work and rest, and do a good job in preventing common infectious diseases in autumn and winter. In particular, the elderly and patients with basic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes should be vaccinated as soon as possible to improve their immunity and truly achieve "early prevention, early detection, early diagnosis and early treatment".

  Seven, to prevent mosquito bites. During the National Day, it is the season of frequent mosquito bites in autumn. The public should pay attention to the prevention of insect-borne infectious diseases such as Japanese encephalitis and dengue fever. Try to wear light-colored long-sleeved clothes and trousers when going out for an outing or going out, and use mosquito repellent on exposed skin and clothes when traveling outdoors. During the period when mosquitoes frequently appear (7— 9: 00 am and 4: 00 pm & mdash; 6 o’clock) Avoid staying in outdoor shady places such as tree shade, grass and gazebo to prevent mosquito bites.

  Eight, take the initiative to vaccinate. Vaccination with Covid-19 vaccine is the most convenient and effective means to establish a group immune barrier. Vaccination can effectively reduce Covid-19 infection, reduce severe illness and death, and block the epidemic in COVID-19. During the National Day, all vaccination sites in our city worked normally. Please actively vaccinate people over 12 years old who have not been vaccinated with Covid-19 vaccine, and please complete the vaccination as soon as possible for those who need to be vaccinated with the second and third injections, so as to build up the immune barrier of the whole population, consolidate the achievements of epidemic prevention and control in the city, and make everyone’s due contribution!

Beginning of autumn today: Rain douses the high temperature in the north and welcomes the high temperature week in many places in the south.

  BEIJING, Beijing, August 7 (Xinhua) Today is the beginning of autumn in the 24 solar terms. The weather in the whole country is basically dominated by two major themes: rainfall and high temperature. In the central and eastern regions, the high temperatures in Northeast China and North China are "drowned out" by rainfall, while many places in the south welcome the "high temperature week" for the new week.

  Heavy rainfall in the north "douses out" high temperature days

  Since the 6th, due to the arrival of heavy rainfall, the high-temperature "roasting" that lasted for many days in Northeast China and North China finally dispersed.

  According to the latest forecast of the Central Meteorological Observatory, this round of rainfall in the north just started on the 6th. From the night of the 6th to the 8th, affected by the high-altitude trough and low-level shear, there were many showers or thunderstorms in the central and southern parts of Inner Mongolia, North China and Northeast China, with heavy rain in some areas and local heavy rain. The maximum hourly precipitation was 20-50 mm, and the local area could reach more than 60 mm.

  Sun Jun, chief forecaster of the Central Meteorological Observatory, analyzed that the rainfall lasted for a long time and was mainly divided into two stages. The first stage was from the night of the 5th to the 8th, and the second stage was from August 10th to 12th.

  Sun Jun said that the precipitation from the 5th to 8th is mainly concentrated in the eastern part of Liaoning, and there will be heavy rain and local heavy rain. The next round of precipitation will be concentrated on the 11th to 12th, which is also heavy rain and local heavy rain. There may be waterlogging in the local area, but it will not occur on a large scale.

  For the rainy weather in Beijing, Sun Jun said that there will still be more rainfall in Beijing in the next few days, and the rainfall will be more obvious on the 7 th. There will be moderate to heavy rain in the central and northern regions, and the local area will be heavy rain. Fangshan, Mentougou, Miyun and other areas should guard against geological disasters in mountainous areas.

  In response to this round of heavy rainfall in Northeast China and North China, according to the news of the Emergency Management Department, on the 6th, the National Safety Production Emergency Rescue Command Center issued an early warning on safety production, requiring the safety supervision bureaus in relevant areas and relevant central enterprises to strengthen monitoring, notify relevant production and business units to arrange necessary rescue equipment and materials, and do all kinds of emergency preparations.

  Heavy rains followed, and the risk of geological disasters in southwest China was high.

  In addition to the rainfall in Northeast China and North China, it is worthy of attention. According to the weather forecast, in the next three days, due to the influence of monsoon, there will be scattered heavy rains in southwest China, South China, Jiangnan and Jianghan, and there will be heavy rains in the local area.

  Among them, it is worth noting the rainstorm weather in southwest China.

  According to Sun Jun’s introduction, due to the influence of the southwest monsoon, there has been more rainfall in the southwest since the flood season, especially in Sichuan Basin and Yunnan, where there are many rainstorm processes, a wide range of rainstorms and strong local intensity.

  "There have been six regional rainstorms since the Sichuan Basin entered the flood season. The precipitation in June was higher than in previous years, and the situation of high precipitation in July was more obvious." Sun Jun said.

  According to experts, in June, the average precipitation in Sichuan Province was 184.0 mm, with an average precipitation of 25%, and the precipitation in the west of the basin was more than 200 mm. In July, the average precipitation in the whole province was 301.1 mm, and it was 300 ~ 600 mm in the northwest and southwest of the basin. Compared with the same period of normal years, the precipitation in most parts of Sichuan is 50% to 3 times higher, the highest in the same period of history.

  In addition, the rainfall in Yunnan has been continuous since the flood season. From the data point of view, the rainfall is obvious from August 1 to 3, and then it will be affected by the southwest monsoon, and there will be scattered heavy rain.

  Sun Jun said that continuous rainfall makes the surface water saturated, and the risks of geological disasters in Yunnan, Sichuan Basin, western Guizhou and southern Chongqing are high, so it is necessary to pay attention to prevent the risks of geological disasters such as landslides and mudslides.

  The high temperature warning of the Central Meteorological Observatory lasted for more than three weeks.

  Although beginning of autumn is today, as far as most parts of the country are concerned, beginning of autumn in the 24 solar terms has only ushered in nominal autumn.

  In meteorology, the autumn begins when the average daily temperature drops below 22℃ for five consecutive days. According to this standard, there are few areas in China where the solar term begins in beginning of autumn, and the weather is still very hot everywhere.

  The large-scale high-temperature weather in China since mid-July is still continuing. As of the 6th, the high-temperature warning issued by the Central Meteorological Observatory has been issued for more than three weeks.

  During the day on the 6th, high temperature weather of 35 ~ 36℃ occurred in southeastern North China, Huanghuai, Jianghuai, central and eastern Jiangnan, eastern South China, central and southern Shaanxi, eastern Sichuan, Chongqing and northwestern Hubei, and reached 37 ~ 38℃ in central Zhejiang.

  At 6 pm on the 6th, the yellow warning of high temperature issued by the Central Meteorological Observatory continued. On the 7th, during the daytime, the highest temperature in Guanzhong area of Shaanxi, most of Zhejiang, northern Fujian, northeastern Jiangxi, southern Xinjiang basin and areas along Tianshan Mountain was 37 ~ 39℃, and the local temperature in Xinjiang could reach above 40℃.

  In many places in the south, the next week will still be a "high temperature week". According to the report of China Weather Network, from the city forecast, Hangzhou, Shanghai, Wuhan, Nanjing, Changsha, Nanchang and Hefei will start a continuous high temperature process. During this week, there will be 6-7 high temperature days, and the high temperature in Guangzhou and Fuzhou in South China will also increase. (End)

Some public facilities in South Korea have lifted the compulsory order of "Epidemic Prevention Pass", including cram schools and cinemas.

  Yonhap News Agency, Jan. 17 (Xinhua)-Kwon Dezhe, the first director (deputy director) of South Korea’s Central Disaster Safety Countermeasures Headquarters, said on the 17th that the government will temporarily lift the epidemic prevention pass (vaccination certificate and negative certificate) system for places with low risk of epidemic spread such as cram schools, reading rooms, museums, cinemas and large supermarkets from tomorrow.

  Quan Dezhe said that the Korean government plans to lift the epidemic prevention pass system being implemented in places where masks can be worn at any time and saliva splashes are less. Compared with last December, the current epidemic situation has slowed down, and the capacity of the medical system has increased. It is necessary to relax the epidemic prevention permit system in places with low risks. In addition, the court recently made a completely different judgment on the epidemic prevention pass system, which caused chaos in various places and needed to be adjusted.

  As a result, six types of places where epidemic prevention passes are being applied will be temporarily lifted, including reading rooms, study cafes, libraries, museums, art galleries, science and technology museums, department stores, large supermarkets, cram schools, cinemas and performance venues. However, it is forbidden to take off masks in reading rooms and cram schools, and epidemic prevention passes continue to be applied to restaurants and cafes in department stores and informal performance venues with more than 50 people.

Resume: Han Jun

  Han Jun, male, Han nationality, born in November 1963, Gaoqing, Shandong Province, joined the work in May 1989. He graduated from the Agricultural Economics Department of Northwest Agricultural University (now renamed Northwest A&F University) in party member, CPC, with a postgraduate degree, doctor’s degree, researcher and doctoral supervisor.

  He is currently the deputy secretary of Jilin Provincial Party Committee, the party secretary of the provincial government and the governor.

  1989.05— 1989.12 Former cadre of the State Council Rural Development Research Center

  1989.12— 1990.03 Assistant Research Fellow, Institute of Rural Development, China Academy of Social Sciences

  1990.03— In December, 1990, I worked as a trainee in Shangluo Poverty Alleviation Office, Shaanxi Province.

  1991.01— 1992.03 Deputy Director and Acting Director of the Editorial Department of China Rural Economy, Institute of Rural Development, China Academy of Social Sciences.

  1992.03— 1996.07 Director, Deputy Editor-in-Chief and President of the Editorial Department of China Rural Economy, Institute of Rural Development, China Academy of Social Sciences.

  1996.07— 2001.03 Deputy Director, Institute of Rural Development, China Academy of Social Sciences

  2001.03— 2008.10 Minister of Rural Affairs of the State Council Development Research Center (during this period: 2003.07— In September, 2003, he participated in the second advanced training course of Tsinghua Harvard Public Administration of the Central Organization Department; 2006.03— In January, 2007, I participated in the 22nd one-year youth class of the Central Party School)

  2008.10— 2010.11 Member of the Party Group and Minister of Rural Affairs of the State Council Development Research Center

  2010.11— 2014.10 Deputy Director of the State Council Development Research Center, Member of Party Group, Secretary of Party Committee (during this period: 2012.03— In May 2012, he participated in the National Defense Strategy Research Class of the National Defense University of the Central Organization Department; In July, 2012, he participated in the advanced training of enterprise management of Cambridge University of the Central Organization Department)

  2014.10— 2017.04 Deputy Director of the Central Financial and Economic Leading Group Office and Deputy Director of the Central Rural Work Leading Group Office (during the period: 2017.02— 2018.02, concurrently secretary of the Party Committee of the Central Financial and Economic Leading Group Office)

  2017.04— 2018.03 Deputy Director of the Central Financial and Economic Leading Group Office and Director of the Central Rural Work Leading Group Office

  2018.03— 2020.11 Deputy Director of the Office of the Central Rural Work Leading Group, Deputy Secretary and Deputy Minister of the Party Group of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs (during the period: 2020.04, served as Party Secretary of directly under the authority of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs)

  2020.11— 2021.01 Deputy Secretary of Jilin Provincial Party Committee, Party Secretary of the Provincial Government, Vice Governor and Acting Governor

  2021.01— So far, Deputy Secretary of Jilin Provincial Party Committee, Party Secretary of the provincial government and Governor.

Press conference on the 19 th Wenchuan earthquake disaster in Sichuan Province

Special topic: Wenchuan earthquake in Sichuan

  At 5: 30 pm on May 19th, the Information Office of Sichuan Provincial People’s Government held the seventh press conference on the Wenchuan earthquake disaster. The meeting was presided over by Hou Xiongfei, Director of Information Office of Sichuan Provincial Government, and attended by Li Chengyun, Vice Governor of Sichuan Provincial Government, Qu Mushiha, Deputy Director of Provincial Development and Reform Commission, Tan Hongjie, Deputy Secretary of Communist Youth League Committee, Yang Xiuhua, Secretary General of Provincial Charity Federation, Peng Hu, Chairman of Sichuan Construction Building Materials Union, and dozens of domestic and foreign media.


  Vice Governor Li Chengyun briefed the situation.


  As of 16: 00 on the 19th, the Sichuan earthquake disaster caused more than 33,570 deaths and 233,810 injuries.


  Li Chengyun:As of 16: 00 on the 19th, the Sichuan earthquake disaster caused more than 33,570 deaths, 233,810 injuries and 5,260 people buried. More than 60,020 people were rescued from the ruins, and more than 4,850,620 people were temporarily resettled. The disasters in eight counties (cities) that were particularly seriously affected were: more than 2,560 people died and more than 24,000 people were injured in Wenchuan County. More than 8,600 people were killed and 9,690 injured in Beichuan County. More than 6,750 people were killed and 31,560 injured in Mianzhu. More than 3,540 people were killed and 31,970 injured in shifang city. More than 3,060 people were killed and 3,210 injured in Dujiangyan. More than 870 people were killed and 5580 injured in Pengzhou. More than 2,670 people were killed and 12,980 injured in Qingchuan County. More than 350 people were killed and 9,480 injured in jiangyou city.


  According to incomplete statistics, Sichuan Province has received various donations of 1.998 billion yuan.


  Li Chengyun:At present, the finance department of our province has received a total of 2.733 billion yuan of special funds for earthquake relief, of which 1.773 billion yuan was issued by the central government. The provincial and municipal governments allocated 3.077 billion yuan in disaster relief funds, including 1.895 billion yuan from the provincial government and 1.182 billion yuan from the municipal (state) government. According to incomplete statistics, our province has received various donations of 1.998 billion yuan, including 960 million yuan from the provincial finance, 568 million yuan from the Provincial Charity Federation, 371.52 million yuan from the Provincial Red Cross Society, 43.65 million yuan from the Provincial Federation of Trade Unions, 16.72 million yuan from the Sichuan Provincial Committee of the Communist Youth League, 8.11 million yuan from the Provincial Women’s Federation and 30 million yuan from the Provincial Overseas Chinese Affairs Office. According to incomplete statistics, 100,000 tents, 217,000 beds of quilts, 242,000 sets of bedding and cotton-padded clothes, 4,143 carts of food and drinking water, 38,300 tons of grain, 8.348 million medicines (boxes, bottles, branches and bags) and 242,954 pieces of medical equipment (sets, branches and rolls) have been organized. These are being urgently transported to the disaster area.


  Some counties in Chengdu, Deyang, Mianyang and Aba should postpone the college entrance examination separately.


  Li Chengyun:We are now making arrangements for the resumption of classes. We passed the college entrance examination yesterday. Some counties in Chengdu, Deyang, Mianyang and Aba have to postpone and take exams separately. Now, places where conditions permit should prepare for the resumption of classes.


  Qumu Shiha:With regard to post-disaster recovery and reconstruction, with the care and support of the CPC Central Committee and the leaders of the State Council, the Sichuan Provincial Party Committee and the provincial government have started the preliminary work of post-disaster recovery and reconstruction. On the basis of learning from the experience of earthquake relief and reconstruction at home and abroad, we will adjust measures to local conditions in accordance with the people-oriented requirements of Scientific Outlook on Development, scientific planning, resource-saving and environment-friendly social requirements, make overall consideration of classified guidance in planning requirements, and push forward our reconstruction work step by step, so as to fully meet the needs of the people in the disaster areas and social development. Thank you.


  At present, the first task of disaster relief is to save people.


  Li Chengyun:Let’s answer the last question first. Now, according to the requirements of the central authorities, the provincial party committee and the provincial government are still saving people. General Secretary Jin Tao said that as long as there is a glimmer of hope, we should all make a hundred efforts to save survivors. Our current disaster relief task is to save people first, or to save people as the first priority; The second is that there is epidemic prevention, sanitation and epidemic prevention, because it also involves our whole society and the safety of each of us, so epidemic prevention is also the second important; The third is reconstruction, which Comrade Qumu Shiha talked about just now. Now it is under planning and construction has begun.


  Post-disaster reconstruction should be unified in planning and adoption, and the Civil Affairs Department should be unified in management.


  Li Chengyun:There are two problems with the donation of schools mentioned just now. One is that if you want to donate, you can donate to our Civil Affairs Department or to our Finance Department, but the school will contact the Education Department in the end. Because the school has a general layout, how many residential areas will build a primary school and how many residential areas will build a middle school in the future, because our future post-disaster reconstruction should be integrated with urban and rural planning, and urbanization and the construction of a new socialist countryside should be planned in a unified way. The issue of adoption is under the unified management of the Civil Affairs Department, and this method is now being studied. No other department can casually talk about adoption because we have an adoption law.


  The development of Sichuan has nothing to do with the earthquake, and there is no scientific reason to say that excessive development is unfavorable to Sichuan’s earthquake-resistant work.


  Reporter: Hello, I’m a reporter from Radio Television Hong Kong. I’d like to ask the National Development and Reform Commission. Some people say that excessive development is unfavorable to Sichuan’s earthquake-resistant work. Have you heard of this opinion?


  Li Chengyun:I don’t know where this logic comes from. It doesn’t make scientific sense.


  Reporter: because some people say that there are many chemical plants and hydropower stations built in Sichuan, it may be that if these chemical plants explode during the earthquake, there may be more casualties?


  Li Chengyun:You just said that excessive development will induce earthquakes, right?


  Reporter: Yeah. It’s not induced by light. Maybe many industries are in Sichuan. When there is an earthquake, it may explode, causing more casualties?


  Li Chengyun: First, there was no chemical plant explosion and no chemical plant explosion caused death. This is the first earthquake. Second, you just said that over-development induces earthquakes. I don’t know when and to what extent the over-development induces earthquakes. I don’t know where this scientific basis comes from. In addition, the development of Sichuan Province, our per capita GDP is now 25th in the country. I think that the development of Sichuan has nothing to do with earthquakes. We have to speed up development and build a well-off society for all. Our current GDP is 1 trillion, and it will grow to 5 trillion by 2020.


  If there are problems in the classrooms of schools in earthquake-stricken areas, they will be investigated and dealt with according to law.


  Peng Hu:In this catastrophic earthquake, some school teachers collapsed, and some teachers and students were killed or trapped. We are very sad about this. Regarding whether there are quality problems in school classrooms, our construction department has organized experts to conduct safety assessment and appraisal on all houses in the earthquake-stricken areas, and the assessment and appraisal work is underway. We will evaluate and appraise the collapse of school classrooms according to relevant standards and norms. If there are indeed problems that violate the relevant national building standards and regulations, especially mandatory standards, we will investigate and deal with them in conjunction with relevant departments according to law.


  Give full consideration to the children who were injured in the earthquake.


  Reporter: Hello, I’m a reporter from Qiushi Xiaokang magazine in Beijing. Many children were injured in the earthquake. Many of them lost their parents, relatives and classmates. Many children have been disabled for life. I wonder if we have any resettlement measures for them in the future. Thank you!


  Li Chengyun:There are resettlement measures. We have already said this time, for example, if an orphan is admitted to the college entrance examination, all the tuition fees will be borne by the government after the college entrance examination. If he is not admitted to the university, we will let the orphan go to a vocational school, and after finishing the vocational school, we will also be responsible for finding him a job. We have given full consideration to orphans, and the cost of attending vocational schools is also paid by the government, which is for senior high school, primary school and junior high school. In some junior high schools, depending on their age, whether they can take care of themselves or be raised by the civil administration will be carried out according to this method, but the cost will be borne by the government, and we will also subsidize the disabled according to the government.



  


  Press Conference on the 18th Wenchuan Earthquake in Sichuan Province


  Press Conference on the 17th Wenchuan Earthquake in Sichuan Province


  Press Conference on the 16th Wenchuan Earthquake in Sichuan Province


  Press Conference on the 15th Wenchuan Earthquake in Sichuan Province

Editor: Li Xiuwei

Ning Ji Zhe, Deputy Director of the National Development and Reform Commission and Director of the National Bureau of Statistics, answered questions on the release of the unemployment rate in urban su

 

  [editorial comment/note]In order to conscientiously implement the Supreme Leader Socialism with Chinese characteristics Thought in the new era, fully implement the important decision-making arrangements of the CPC Central Committee and the State Council on employment and employment statistics, and accurately and timely reflect the employment and unemployment situation in the country, the National Bureau of Statistics hasfourSince August, the national urban survey unemployment rate and31Survey the unemployment rate in cities and towns. In order to facilitate all sectors of society to better understand the concept, function and survey methods of investigating the unemployment rate, the reporter of China Information News interviewed Ning Ji Zhe, deputy director of the National Development and Reform Commission and director of the National Bureau of Statistics, on the issues related to the release of the urban survey unemployment rate.

 

  Q: What is investigating the unemployment rate? How is it different from the registered unemployment rate?

 

  A: The survey unemployment rate refers to the percentage of the unemployed population in the total labor force (the sum of the employed population and the unemployed population) calculated through the labor force survey or relevant sampling surveys. Among them, the employed population refers to16At least one year old and above, who has worked at least in order to obtain labor remuneration or operating income during the survey reference period (usually one week before the survey time point)oneHours of people, including vacation, temporary suspension and other on-the-job but not working population. Unemployment refers to16One year old and above, no job but nearthreeI am actively looking for a job in the next month. If there is a suitable job, I can work in2People who start work in a week. The minimum age of the labor force is16One year old, no upper limit. Corresponding to the labor force,16People aged one year and above who are neither employed nor unemployed are called non-laborers, such as housewives who have no will to work, students at school and people who have lost their ability to work. The definitions of employed population and unemployed population in China are consistent with the standards of the International Labour Organization, and the survey of unemployment rate is internationally comparable.

 

  As another effective way and method of unemployment measurement, the urban unemployment registration system has played an important role in reflecting the unemployment situation in China and providing reference for the formulation of employment policies for a long time. However, because it counts the unemployed who meet certain conditions and voluntarily register with employment service agencies, it is increasingly difficult to fully reflect the unemployment situation in China’s rapidly developing and changing economic and social environment. The statistical scope of urban survey unemployment rate is the permanent population of cities and towns, including both the local population of cities and towns and the foreign permanent population, such as the population transferred from rural areas to cities and towns. It does not require unemployment registration, nor does it limit conditions such as household registration and work experience. From the survey method, unlike the method of obtaining registered unemployment rate through administrative records, the survey of unemployment rate is to obtain unemployment rate data through sampling survey of households. There are differences between them in the survey object, survey method, index meaning and calculation method, and they play different roles. Investigating the unemployment rate is essential to comprehensively, accurately and timely reflect China’s macroeconomic operation, the allocation of resources in the labor market, macro-management of services and scientific decision-making. The registered unemployment rate plays an important role in the government’s formulation of employment policies and provision of accurate employment services.

 

  Q: What is the significance of publishing the survey unemployment rate to serve the country’s development?

 

  A: Employment is the biggest livelihood. Full employment is an important goal of macroeconomic policy. As one of the four macroeconomic indicators in parallel with economic growth rate, price index and balance of payments, investigating unemployment rate plays an important role in monitoring macroeconomic operation and reflecting employment and unemployment.2018The Report on the Work of the Government in 2000 included the unemployment rate of urban survey into the main expected goal of economic and social development for the first time, which reflected that the Party and the government paid more attention to employment, better reflected the requirements of shared development, and highlighted the work orientation of improving the quality of employment and achieving fairer and more full employment.

 

  It is not only the common practice of the international community, but also the objective need of our government to serve the society by statistics. By publishing the survey unemployment rate, it can provide information support for the party and the government to strengthen and improve macro-control and scientifically formulate employment policies; It can provide basic data for experts and scholars in scientific research institutions to analyze and judge the labor market situation in China, and to carry out scientific research on employment and unemployment and employment policy consultation; It can provide useful reference for the public to know the employment and unemployment situation of the whole society in time and make employment choices; It can provide an official standard for the international community to understand China’s economic situation and employment situation and conduct international comparisons. Combining the registered unemployment rate with the survey unemployment rate and publishing the data from the two sources at the same time can provide a more comprehensive, accurate, complete and timely information basis for analyzing and judging the employment and unemployment situation in China.

 

  Since this yearfourSince June, the National Bureau of Statistics has incorporated the survey unemployment rate into the main statistical information release plan, and regularly released the national urban survey unemployment rate and31Survey the unemployment rate in cities and towns. In the future, our bureau will gradually increase the content of publication in consideration of social needs and work basis, and try its best to meet the social demand for employment and unemployment data.

 

  Q: Please briefly introduce the survey methods for investigating unemployment rate data?

 

  A: China’s survey of unemployment rate is obtained through labor force survey.2005In, the National Bureau of Statistics began to establish a national labor force survey system, which is conducted twice a year.2009In 2000, in order to reflect the impact of the international financial crisis on China in time, it was established again.31A monthly labor force survey system in a big city, every month in31A survey was conducted in 10 provincial capital cities.2016In 2000, in order to reflect the changes of China’s labor market more comprehensively, quickly and accurately, we integrated the above two parallel labor force surveys and established a national monthly labor force survey, covering all prefecture-level cities (prefectures and leagues) in China.

 

  The national monthly labor force survey adopts the method of sampling survey, calculates the whole population through samples, and the survey sampling scheme is scientifically designed, and adopts the stratified two-stage probability sampling method (PPS), and comprehensively consider the population size of each region and the urban and rural structure of residents. National monthly survey abouttwelveTen thousand households, Covering family households and collective households, the survey sample is highly representative, covering all cities (prefectures, leagues) and peace treaties in China.1800Counties (cities, districts and banners). In order to avoid sample aging and reduce the burden of survey households, the survey samples are rotated in a certain proportion every month. The current resident population (the population living in the household) and the permanent resident population (including the population of the household who has been out for less than half a year) at the survey time are the survey objects, and are not limited by region, household registration, age and so on. The survey adopts the statistical standards recommended by the International Labour Organization. The content of the survey is rich and informative, including the basic information of the respondents such as name, gender, age and education level, and the information on employment and unemployment in the week before the survey time, such as whether they worked, the reasons for not working, the industry and occupation where they worked.

 

  Q: What measures have been taken to ensure the quality of survey unemployment data?

 

  A: Focusing on the core work requirement of ensuring the quality of the survey unemployment rate data, the National Bureau of Statistics has improved the top-level design of the survey system, adjusted and optimized the survey organization and implementation agencies, strengthened the quality control of the survey implementation process, strictly implemented the requirements of data review and quality evaluation, strengthened the construction of grassroots investigators, and strengthened statistical law enforcement and inspection to ensure the authenticity and credibility of the survey unemployment rate data. First, strengthen the top-level design to ensure that the investigation plan is scientific and efficient. The National Bureau of Statistics has conducted in-depth research and exploration on the work of ensuring the data quality of the survey unemployment rate in terms of theory, methods and practice, closely communicated with the International Labor Organization, international counterparts and domestic and foreign scientific research institutes, and extensively referred to international experience, and established a scientific, reliable and standardized national monthly labor force survey system and method system. The second is to strengthen the quality control of the investigation process to ensure the authenticity and reliability of the source data. Solidly carry out the professional training, management and guidance of front-line investigators, strictly implement the quality control requirements of all aspects of data collection, scientifically and meticulously carry out data review, evaluation and analysis, and ensure the comprehensive and accurate implementation of the investigation plan and various work quality requirements. The third is to optimize the means of data acquisition, transmission and processing, and improve the efficiency and quality of investigation. The data collection of the survey unemployment rate is based on the online direct reporting system of the National Bureau of Statistics.oneMore than 10,000 investigators use hand-held electronic terminal equipment to collect data in real time and submit them directly to the National Bureau of Statistics through the network, thus effectively improving the investigation efficiency, and strictly checking and accepting the investigation data to ensure that the data quality responsibility can be traced back. The fourth is to strengthen investigation and publicity and improve the degree of investigation and cooperation. The cooperation and support of residents is the premise and foundation to ensure the quality of unemployment rate data. In recent years, the National Bureau of Statistics has been making continuous efforts to improve the publicity of the labor force survey, and by posting announcements and issuing a letter to the survey households, the majority of households have increased their understanding of the labor force survey and effectively enhanced their cooperation. Fifth, strictly implement the principle of investigation according to law, and strictly guard against statistical fraud and fraud. The National Bureau of Statistics conscientiously implements the Opinions of the Central Committee on Deepening the Reform of Statistical Management System and Improving the Authenticity of Statistical Data, strictly enforces statistical laws and regulations, effectively supervises the investigation process through telephone verification, tamps down the responsibility of grassroots work, and ensures that the data is true, reliable, accurate and timely.

 

  Q: Compared with other countries and regions, what is the level of urban survey unemployment rate in China?

 

  A: All countries in the world regard employment as an important goal of macro-control. In recent years, the world economy has experienced ups and downs, trade protectionism has obviously risen, uncertainty and instability have increased, and China’s employment pressure is still relatively high. The CPC Central Committee and the State Council adhered to the people-centered development thought, guided the grasp of the new normal of economic development, thoroughly implemented the employment priority strategy and active employment policy, made overall plans to stabilize growth, promote reform, adjust the structure, and benefit people’s livelihood, thus maintaining the medium and high-speed economic development and effectively supporting the stable and positive employment situation. According to the latest data of the International Labour Organization, the average unemployment level in developed countries and regions is6.6%The average unemployment level in developing countries and regions is5.5%, the global average unemployment rate is5.7%. Compared with other countries and regions in the world, the unemployment rate in China’s urban areas is lower than the global average and that in developing countries and regions, and the employment situation remains stable.

How does the trade war affect American families? A pair of shoes may cost more than 50 dollars.

  BEIJING, May 21 (Xinhua) Under the Sino-US trade war, the two countries will increase tariffs, and American consumers will bear the final cost. So how much will this cost be? British BBC Chinese website reported on 20th that it analyzed the influence of tariff war on American consumers, taking sports shoes as an example.

  [A big burden]

  US President Trump threatened to further expand the scope of tariff increase after he increased the tariff on imports from China from 10% to 25%. The Footwear Distributors and Retailers of America estimates that the price of sports shoes will increase from $150 to $206 under high tariffs. Other kinds of shoes will have a similar increase in price.

  For the average American family, this is a big burden.

  How big is this burden? The following is the extra cost of an American family in buying shoes.

  If you live in the United States and want to buy a new pair of shoes for your children, the American Footwear Dealers Association estimates that the price of new shoes will rise from $10 to $15.

  And if your daughter wants to buy a new pair of basketball shoes, the price will rise from $130 to $179.

  Your husband or wife may also say that he wants to buy a new pair of boots as a birthday present. It only costs $190 before the tariff increase, but it will rise to $249 after that.

  【Additional costs are passed on to consumers.

  Don’t forget, if the United States really expands the scope of tariffs on China’s imports, the goods affected will be far more than shoes. Household appliances, beef, frozen fruits and vegetables will all be affected.

  A study by the University of Chicago in the United States shows that after American consumers imposed tariffs on each other in China and the United States, the average selling price of washing machines increased by 12%, and the prices of dryers and other related products also increased. The price that American consumers have to pay in this round of Sino-US trade friction may rise later.

  The American Apparel & Footwear Association estimates that if Sino-US trade friction escalates further, a family of four may spend about $500 more on clothes, shoes and other related products every year.

  The increase in the price of goods is due to the fact that American companies have to pay extra tariffs to the US government when importing products from China, and some companies will choose to transfer these extra costs to consumers.

  A study by Trade Partnership Worldwide also estimated that Sino-US trade friction increased the average annual expenditure of American families by $2,300.

  Seriously "affect the US retail industry.

  US President Trump often said that if companies manufacture products in the United States or move their production lines to countries that are not affected by tariffs, such as Vietnam and Indonesia, they can avoid the impact of tariffs.

  Data Map: On November 27th, 2014, the United States ushered in the "Black Friday" shopping season, and major shopping malls and supermarkets launched discounted goods, and customers queued up for shopping.

  Rick Helfenbein, CEO of the American Apparel and Footwear Association, thinks that’s not easy. Some companies are moving their production lines to these places, but technology and workers’ skills are not so easy to transfer.

  He revealed that 72% of shoes, 84% of accessories and 41% of clothes sold in the United States are made in China. He said that the American market is very dependent on China because it can’t find other places to import the corresponding goods. He described the United States as "trapped". He said that tariffs will "seriously" affect the US retail industry.

  Andy Polk, spokesman of the American Shoe and Socks Dealers Association, told the BBC that domestic factories in the United States would not make some shoes that could be imported from China, and even if they did, it would be more expensive to make them in the United States than to import them from China.

  He said that the retail price of hiking shoes made in the United States can reach 300 dollars, and the price of running shoes will be 150 dollars, or even more expensive.

  Polk also criticized Trump’s tariff measures to reduce the company’s funds for product innovation. "Most companies have made budgets several months ago, and the factories in China have now started to make winter products, so we have begun to prepare the budget for the winter of 2020."

  "If companies have to spend more money to stay in their biggest market, they will spend less on product innovation, design and technology." (End)

Original 66-year-old TVB old drama bones teamed up to visit Shenzhen supermarket! I donated bone marrow to save my sister, but my family refused to stay in the mainland for a long time.

In recent years, many artists have returned to the mainland to work. Even if they don’t have to work, they will ask their close friends to work in the north to make money. Many TVB green leaves also strive to operate social networks in the Mainland, increase mainland fans and raise their popularity. TVB Green Leaf King, who once said that he didn’t want to stay in the mainland for his family, also changed according to the trend. He often eats, drinks and has fun in the mainland. Recently, he was even met by netizens in a supermarket in the mainland.

Li Chengchang, a 66-year-old TVB Greenleaf, has excellent acting skills. He often plays villains and Jianghu people in plays. In fact, he is a warm man who loves his family. He used to take time off and donate bone marrow to save his sister who was suffering from cancer. For the time being, he has the support of the top management, so even if he is poached for three times, he is still loyal to TVB. He also doesn’t want to stay in the mainland to work permanently because he misses his wife.

Li Chengchang once said that because his daughter is currently studying in Britain, he is worried that his wife will be left unattended at home. Therefore, even if she goes north to shoot a TVB drama for a month, she will be extremely worried. He won’t be at ease until his wife retires and works with him in the mainland.

In recent years, it has become a trend for Hong Kong people to spend money in the north. Li Chengchang often goes back to the mainland to eat, drink and have fun with other green leaf colleagues. Before, he had a relationship with Shao Zhuoyao and Wei Huiwen, and he would also invite Huang Ziwei and Liang Jiayong to Gudou to play farmhouse music.

A few days ago, some netizens saw Li Chengchang and Wei Huiwen shopping in supermarkets in the mainland wearing clothes next door. They seem to be familiar with this industry. Netizens were surprised to see them and left messages: even those who came to Shenzhen to visit the supermarket came; Li Chengchang and Wei Huiwen are both old drama bones. Without them, the protagonist is no good; TVB actors and colleagues have such a good relationship, is it necessary to go to the supermarket together?

Wei Huiwen’s representative works are not as many as Li Chengchang’s, but his roles as an old man and a bad gambler in "Heroes in the Castle" are impressive. Wei Huiwen graduated from the Drama Department of the Academy of Performing Arts in 1990. His classmates included Li Wanhua, Rain, Chen Jinhong, Gu Minghua, Liang Rongzhong, Wei Junjie, Guan Baohui and Zhen Yongbei.

He didn’t join TVB until 1996, and his role in The Gambler was due to the resignation of Li Chengchang and others, so he had to wait for two rounds of selection to get the role.

Like Li Chengchang, Wei Huiwen also cares about his family. A few years ago, Wei Huiwen’s mother suffered from mild brain degeneration due to a stroke. Wei mother didn’t recognize him, but he still served her filial piety. In addition to his work as an actor, Wei Huiwen is also a voice actor. She was a guest judge on The Voice of America and appeared on The King of Circus.

Notice of the General Office of Beijing Municipal People’s Government on Printing and Distributing the Provisions on the Internal Structure and Staffing of Beijing Municipal Administration Committee’s

Beijing Zhengban Fa [2000] No.51

The people’s governments of the districts and counties, the commissions, offices and bureaus of the municipal government, and the municipal institutions:

  The "Regulations on the Functional Allocation, Internal Structure and Staffing of Beijing Municipal Administration Committee" has been approved by the municipal government and is hereby issued.

  June 13th, 2000  

Provisions of Beijing Municipal Administration Committee on Function Allocation, Internal Structure and Staffing

  According to the Reform Plan of Party and Government Organizations in Beijing approved by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council and the Notice of Beijing Municipal People’s Government on Organization Establishment (Jing Zheng Fa [2000] No.2), the Beijing Municipal Management Committee (hereinafter referred to as the Municipal Management Committee) is set up, and the Office for Comprehensive Improvement of the Capital Urban Environment (hereinafter referred to as the Office for Comprehensive Improvement of the Capital Environment) is located in the Municipal Management Committee. The Municipal Management Committee is a municipal government department responsible for the comprehensive improvement of the city’s municipal infrastructure, public utilities, environmental sanitation and urban appearance and environment, as well as the comprehensive law enforcement of urban management.

  I. Functional adjustment

  (1) The designated functions.

  1。 No longer manage the original centralized unit; Will coordinate the work related to environmental protection, gardening, greening, postal services, telecommunications, earthquake prevention and disaster reduction, and hand it over to relevant departments for commitment.

  2。 Hand over the functions of taking charge of public transportation in this city, the management functions of taxi industry and tourist car industry undertaken by the former Beijing Taxi Management Bureau, and the management functions of minibus industry undertaken by the former Public Transportation Management Office to the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Transportation.

  3。 Will be responsible for organizing the function of urban flood control, to the Beijing Municipal Water Conservancy Bureau.

  4。 The functions of reforming the housing system and coordinating the comprehensive management of residential quarters will be handed over to the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Land Resources and Housing Management.

  5。 Give the function of approving the demolition and blasting of buildings or structures to the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau.

  (2) Functions assigned.

  1。 The administrative functions of public utilities such as water supply, water saving, gas supply and heating undertaken by the former Beijing Public Bureau.

  2。 The administrative functions of city appearance and environmental sanitation undertaken by the former Beijing Municipal Environmental Sanitation Administration.

  3。 The function of comprehensive improvement of urban environment undertaken by the office of the former Capital Urban Environment Comprehensive Improvement Committee.

  4。 The former Beijing Municipal Bureau of Housing and Land Management assumed the industrial management function of residential boiler heating in this city.

  (3) transformed functions.

  1。 Cancel the functions of examination and approval of water use indicators and temporary water use indicators, water-saving incentives, district and county water supply development plans, quasi-use of water appliances, installation and update of cooling towers, sales license of gas equipment in Beijing, post qualification of professional management personnel of construction units, qualification of construction training institutions, qualification appraisal of construction senior technicians training institutions and issuance of construction labor qualification certificates.

  2。 Cancel the functions of approving the qualification of engaging in environmental sanitation operation services, setting up temporary waste residue disposal sites, and qualification of waste residue sand transport units.

  3。 Cancel the registration of the construction unit before construction and the filing of the qualification of the gas engineering design and construction unit.

  4。 According to the principle of separating government from enterprise, we will no longer directly manage the production, operation and investment decision-making activities of enterprises, and provide policy advice and other services for enterprises.

  5。 In accordance with the principle of separation of government affairs, the specific work such as the appraisal, evaluation and promotion of the achievements of municipal, public, sanitation and other scientific and technological projects will be entrusted to institutions.

  (4) Decentralized functions.

  1。 Decentralize the maintenance and management of road facilities below urban secondary roads to the district government.

  2。 Delegate the tasks such as road cleaning, garbage and feces collection and removal undertaken by the operation team under the former Beijing Environmental Sanitation Administration to the district government, and the specific tasks will be gradually undertaken by socialized and specialized companies.

  3。 The function of approving the construction of liquefied gas bottle changing station will be delegated to the district and county governments.

  Second, the main responsibilities

  According to the adjustment of the above functions, the main responsibilities of the Municipal Management Committee are:

  (a) to study and formulate the development strategy, long-term planning and annual plan of municipal, public and environmental sanitation undertakings in this Municipality, and organize their implementation.  

  (two) to study and draft the draft local laws and regulations on urban municipal infrastructure, public utilities, environmental sanitation and comprehensive improvement of urban appearance and environment, as well as comprehensive law enforcement of urban management, and organize their implementation.

  (three) responsible for the management of municipal infrastructure, public utilities, environmental sanitation and other industries in this city; To study and formulate the management system and policies of the industry.

  (four) responsible for the unified coordination, dispatch, supervision and inspection of the comprehensive law enforcement of urban management in this Municipality.

  (five) responsible for the formulation of the city’s urban environment comprehensive improvement plan, and organize the implementation; Responsible for coordinating the comprehensive improvement work of relevant regions and departments.

  (six) responsible for the feasibility study, application and completion acceptance of municipal, public and environmental sanitation government-invested or non-operating construction projects in this Municipality.

  (seven) responsible for the management of urban roads, bridges, drainage, sewage treatment and other municipal infrastructure; To study and formulate management standards and norms for municipal infrastructure maintenance; Participate in urban flood control work.

  (eight) responsible for the management of public utilities such as water supply, gas supply and heating in this Municipality; Formulate management standards and norms for technology, operation, service and supply of public utilities, and supervise their implementation.

  (nine) to be responsible for the development, utilization and protection of planned water use, water conservation and planned urban groundwater in this Municipality.

  (ten) responsible for the city appearance and environmental sanitation industry management; To formulate standards for city appearance and environmental sanitation quality, and organize supervision and inspection; Responsible for the overall planning, coordination and management of urban night lighting in this city.

  (eleven) responsible for the management of outdoor advertising in this Municipality; To organize the examination and approval of outdoor advertising settings in this Municipality and supervise and manage them; Organize the formulation of planning and technical standards for outdoor advertising.

  (twelve) responsible for the management of the city’s operating parking facilities industry; Organize the formulation of policies on the construction and management of parking facilities.

  (thirteen) responsible for compiling and organizing the implementation of the annual plan for the maintenance and special expenses of municipal municipal and environmental sanitation; Responsible for the management of the fees collected by the system according to law.

  (fourteen) to organize the formulation of municipal, public, sanitation and other industries of science and technology development planning and guide the implementation; Guide major scientific and technological projects to tackle key problems, promote achievements and introduce new technologies.

  (fifteen) to guide the work of district and county municipal management.

  (sixteen) to undertake other tasks assigned by the municipal government.

  Third, internal institutions

  According to the above responsibilities, the Municipal Management Committee has 24 offices, party committees and veteran cadres.

  (1) Office

  Responsible for the government affairs of this organ; Responsible for official document processing, information, motions, suggestions, proposals and letters and visits, archives, confidentiality, foreign affairs, reception and liaison, as well as the organization of important meetings; Organize the drafting of relevant important manuscripts; Responsible for the supervision of important documents and matters decided by the meeting.

  (2) Legal Affairs Department

  Organizing the drafting of local laws and regulations on relevant aspects; To review the legality of the normative documents formulated by this department; Responsible for the supervision of administrative law enforcement; To investigate and study the implementation of relevant laws, regulations, rules and policies; To undertake the agency work for responding to administrative reconsideration, administrative compensation cases and administrative litigation of this organ; Organize the hearing of administrative punishment.

  (3) Research room

  Responsible for the investigation and study of this system, organize or participate in the investigation and study of major topics, collect, sort out and compile information on municipal facilities, public utilities and environmental sanitation management; Responsible for this system, social group work.

  (4) Planning Department

  Responsible for organizing the formulation of medium-and long-term development plans and annual plans for municipal, public and sanitation industries; Formulate the annual use plan of the urban maintenance fee of this system and supervise its implementation; Responsible for statistics and information work of municipal, public and sanitation industries; To study and formulate adjustment opinions on the prices of municipal public utilities products and services.

  (5) Urban Road and Bridge Management Office

  Responsible for the maintenance and management of urban roads, bridges and ancillary facilities; Guide, coordinate, supervise and inspect the maintenance and management of urban roads and bridges and their ancillary facilities in the district; Responsible for the approval of the temporary occupation of the city’s roads; Responsible for the qualification management of municipal facilities maintenance enterprises.

  (6) Urban Drainage Management Office

  Responsible for the management of urban drainage and sewage treatment facilities and ancillary facilities; Responsible for urban drainage permit management and drainage monitoring; Responsible for the collection and management of sewage treatment fees; Participate in urban flood control work.

  (7) Municipal Engineering Office

  Participate in the preparation of medium-and long-term, detailed plans and annual plans for municipal infrastructure construction, and organize their implementation; Responsible for organizing the feasibility study, application and completion acceptance of municipal infrastructure projects invested by the municipal government.

  (eight) urban water supply and water saving management office

  Responsible for the management of water supply industry; To draw up the annual plan for urban water use; Responsible for the management of urban public water supply enterprises, self-built facilities and water users; Participate in the design review and project acceptance of major water-saving projects; Responsible for the development, utilization and protection of planned water use, water conservation and planned urban groundwater in this city.

  (9) Gas Management Office

  Responsible for the management of gas industry; Participate in the formulation of the city’s gas development plan; Organize the design review and project acceptance of important gas supply projects; Responsible for examining and approving the qualification of gas enterprises; To supervise and inspect the safety and service of the gas industry; Responsible for the approval of gas supply, storage, gasification, gas mixing and other plant and station construction.

  (10) heating management office

  Responsible for the management of heating industry; Participate in the formulation of the city’s heating development plan; Participate in the design review and project acceptance of important heating projects; Responsible for examining and approving the qualifications of heating enterprises; Supervise and inspect the safety management and service of heating industry.

  (eleven) city appearance and environment management office

  Responsible for organizing the preparation of the city’s city appearance and environmental management professional planning and implementation plan; To formulate and organize the implementation of the city appearance and environmental sanitation quality standards and city appearance standards; Guidance, coordination, supervision and inspection of the city’s city appearance and environmental management; Responsible for the management of sanitation industry; Responsible for organizing the comprehensive inspection of urban environment.

  (twelve) environmental sanitation facilities management office

  Responsible for organizing the preparation of the professional planning and phased implementation plan for the construction of environmental sanitation facilities in this Municipality; Participate in the review of the planning scheme and design scheme of supporting sanitation facilities in the process of urban construction and transformation, and participate in the completion acceptance of relevant projects; Responsible for guiding, coordinating, supervising and inspecting the construction and management of environmental sanitation facilities in cities, districts and counties.

  (thirteen) outdoor advertising management office

  To be responsible for organizing the examination and approval of outdoor advertising setting and supervision and management in this Municipality; Organize the formulation of planning and technical standards for outdoor advertising.

  (fourteen) night lighting management office

  Responsible for the city night scene and street lighting, and formulate relevant management regulations; Overall planning, coordination and management of urban night lighting; Responsible for the management of night lighting in important areas, and guide and inspect the relevant work of districts, counties and related units.

  (15) Parking Facilities Management Office

  Responsible for the industry management of operating parking facilities in this Municipality; Participate in the study of policies on the construction and management of parking facilities.

  (16) Urban Management Supervision Coordination Office

  Responsible for the coordination of urban management supervision, administrative law enforcement and urban management supervision system; Responsible for coordinating and dispatching district and county urban management supervision teams to carry out special law enforcement work; Guide the training of urban management supervision in districts and counties.

  (seventeen) urban management supervision and inspection office.

  Responsible for supervising and inspecting the law enforcement of the city’s urban management supervision team, and assessing the law enforcement work of urban management supervision in districts and counties; Check and evaluate the law enforcement files; Accepting complaints about urban management supervision.

  (18) Foreign Economic Office

  To organize the drafting of the development plan and annual plan for foreign economic exchanges of the system; Responsible for the negotiation and coordination of foreign capital utilization projects in municipal, public and environmental sanitation undertakings; Guide, coordinate, supervise and inspect the foreign trade and economic cooperation work of the units in this system.

  (XIX) Science and Technology Department

  Responsible for organizing the drafting of the system’s scientific and technological development plan and technical policy; To compile and organize the implementation of key scientific and technological development project plans and technology introduction plans of the industry; Responsible for guiding the promotion of new technologies.

  (20) Publicity and Education Department

  Responsible for the publicity and reporting work and spiritual civilization construction of this system; To be responsible for formulating the education development and personnel training plan of this system and organizing its implementation; To guide and coordinate the work of adult education and vocational education in this system.

  (XXI) Finance Department

  Responsible for the management of the system of funds and administrative fees; Responsible for the financial work of this organ and its directly affiliated units.

  (22) Personnel Department

  Responsible for the implementation of the planning and deployment of the cadre team construction in this system; To be responsible for the personnel management of this organ; Guide the personnel management of directly affiliated units.

  (XXIII) General Coordination Office

  Responsible for drafting the city’s environmental remediation work plan and formulating the implementation plan for the decomposition of various environmental remediation tasks; Coordinate the daily environmental improvement work of relevant departments of all districts, counties and cities; Responsible for the news and publicity of environmental remediation; Prepare and submit briefings and information on comprehensive environmental improvement.

  (twenty-four) supervision and inspection department

  Responsible for the formulation of environmental comprehensive evaluation standards and daily supervision and inspection methods; Responsible for the city’s comprehensive environmental inspection and evaluation work and regularly submit evaluation reports; Supervise the relevant departments of all districts, counties and cities to implement various rectification tasks.

  Party committees of organs. Responsible for the party-mass work of this organ and its directly affiliated institutions.

  Department of veteran cadres. To be responsible for the management of retirees of this organ and its directly affiliated institutions.

  Discipline inspection and supervision institutions shall be stationed in accordance with relevant regulations.

  IV. Staffing

  The administrative establishment of the Municipal Administration Committee is 156 (including the establishment of the Capital Environmental Comprehensive Improvement Office and the discipline inspection and supervision), and the administrative establishment of the old cadres’ working institutions is also approved. Among them: 1 director and 4 deputy directors; There are 61 department-level leadership positions. The administrative establishment of the logistics of the organs was changed from 10 to career establishment. The establishment of agency logistics shall be approved separately.

  V. Other matters

  (1) In order to perform the relevant duties, the Urban Road and Bridge Management Office, the Urban Drainage Management Office and the Municipal Engineering Office may work in the name of Beijing Municipal Facilities Management Office.

  (2) In order to perform relevant duties, the Urban Management Supervision and Coordination Office and the Urban Management Supervision and Supervision Office may work in the name of Beijing Urban Management and Supervision Office.

  (3) In order to perform the relevant duties, the General Coordination Office and the Supervision and Inspection Office can carry out their work in the name of the Office for Comprehensive Environmental Improvement of the Capital City.

  (four) in order to perform the relevant duties, the outdoor advertising management office can carry out the work in the name of Beijing outdoor advertising examination and approval management office.