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Former China defender Zhang Enhua dies at 48

1 minute read Former China international defender Zhang Enhua, a member of the country s World Cup squad in 2002, died on Thursday at the age of 48, Chinese state media reported. No cause of death was given for the former centre half, who helped China qualify for their first, and so far only, appearance at the World Cup finals that year in Japan and South Korea. Zhang s career saw him win seven Chinese league titles with Dalian Wanda from 1994 to 2002 and also score a runners-up medal in the Asian Club Championship in 1998, when Dalian lost in the final to South Korean side Pohang Steelers.

A Glimpse of China s Ownership in US

A Glimpse of China’s Ownership in US Commentary China is more involved in your life than you might think. Sure, who doesn’t like fried rice? Who doesn’t own a thing “Made in China?” However, the kind of involvement I am talking about runs deeper than that. Precisely speaking, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is becoming increasingly involved in the everyday lives of Americans. Take my friend Bill for example. He and his wife have three school-aged children. Bill enjoys cooking in his kitchen equipped with GE Profile appliances. The family loves Smithfield ham and bacon. Every now and then, they watch a movie at the nearby AMC theater or go on a road trip in their Volvo XC90. The kids have been doing remote learning via Zoom, which is also how they stay connected with families and friends. Bill’s boys like to play video games, such as League of Legends by Riot Games. Bill is training for his second Ironman race that will take place in July in New York. The family will

Dalian Wanda Seeks Financing Before Hong Kong Listing

Mingtiandi Username Wang Jianlin is ready to get Wanda back onto a public market In Mingtiandi’s latest roundup of regional news headlines, mainland conglomerate Dalian Wanda seeks to raise $3 billion for the IPO of its commercial property management business, a Hong Kong billionaire puts a historic California home on the block, and Singapore-listed Keppel DC REIT’s distribution per unit jumps after a productive 2020. Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda Group aims to raise RMB 20 billion ($3.08 billion) for its commercial property management business before listing the unit in Hong Kong by year-end, two people with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.

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