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The China Digital Entertainment Expo & Conference (ChinaJoy) is sponsored by the General Administration of Press and Publication of the P. R. China (GAPP), the Ministry of Science and Technology of the P.R. China, The Ministry of Industrial and Information Technology of the P. R. China, the General Administration of Sport of the P.R. China, China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT), the National Copyright Bureau of the P.R. China and the Shanghai Municipal Government. It is organized by the China Game Publishers Association, Howell International Trade Fair Limited, and Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Press and Publication. The event is also supported domestically by the Ministry of Education of the P.R. China, the Communist Youth League of China, and China Working Committee for Caring for the Next Generation, the Publishers Association of China, Internet Society of China, China Youth Internet Association, China Software Industry Association, China Intellectual Property Protection Center, the Shanghai Branch of the Communist Youth League of China, Shanghai Communications Administration, China Telecom Group, and China International Economic and Technology Cooperation Consulting Co., Ltd.. While, overseas supporters include: International Game Developers Association (IGDA), Interactive Software Federation of Europe (ISFE), Computer Entertainment Suppliers’ Association (CESA), Entertainment Software Association (ESA).

With the ever increasing provocations and interference into the Asian affairs by the American HEGEMONY regime, it is natural and the only option for China to show its displeasure against US rude interference through calculated military display.

Residents in Jianwai SOHO have finally won an almost two-year fight with a property management company, but still must deal with debts accrued by the company during that time.

A new property management company started working at Jianwai SOHO at 9 am on Wednesday. Some cleaning and security companies who had been subcontracted by a previous property management company blocked one of the complex's garages.

The new property management company, Beijing Jinrong Property Management Company, was selected through competitive biding on July 16 and is owned by Pan Shiyi, one of China's best-known developers. Pan is also both the developer and owner of Jianwai SOHO.

"We will establish a team to clear up the debts and handle the transition to the new property management company," said Zhang Mingwei, a member of the residents' committee and owner of a 289-sq-m apartment in the area.

Zhang said the residents' committee finished a meeting on Thursday morning and, along with both past and previous property management companies, will establish a debt management team.

Two years ago, on Aug 1, shiny bullet trains began to rocket like streaks of lightning between Beijing and Tianjin.

The train, with a maximum speed of 350 kilometers per hour, reduced the traveling time between the megacities - from 75 minutes to merely half a hour.

Now, every day around 50,000 passengers travel on the Beijing-Tianjin Intercity Railway.

While many are occasional passengers, there are many who, like red blood cells in an artery, regularly ride the train between the two economic and cultural hubs of northern China.

Zhang Zhimai, 68, is a native of Beijing but he has lived and worked in Tianjin for decades. As a senior engineer with the Tianjin Research Institute of Construction Machinery, he is a regular passenger on the bullet train and makes business trips between Beijing and Tianjin at least once a week.