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China, Mekong countries have huge potential for cooperation
West Bund, Pompidou join hands in contemporary art exhibition
China's centuries-old ivory carving nears its end
China has the most public EV charging stations worldwide
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Oil demand to rise sharply in 2018: OPEC
Cities change hukou rules to give renters access to urban services
Growth momentum to continue in 2018: SCB

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3D food printers shown at 62nd HORECAVA, Netherlands

2018-01-12 11:32:18 (Beijing Time) news.xinhuanet.com

A dish of 3D printed food is exhibited at the 62nd HORECAVA, in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, on Jan. 11, 2018. HORECAVA is a large trade show for restaurant, hotel and catering industries held in the Netherlands since 1957, showcasing the latest products, innovations and technology. The 62nd HORECAVA is held from Jan. 8 to 11 in Amsterdam. (Xinhua/Sylvia Lederer)