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      Peruvian engineer drawn to Shenzhen's tech boom

      2024-11-08 21:08 Last Updated At:21:57

      The deepening bond between China and Peru has opened doors for countless individuals, including many Peruvians who have sought opportunities in the dynamic Chinese market

      Christian Virrueta, a Peruvian engineer, shared his unexpected journey to China, revealing the surprising factors that drew him to the bustling metropolis

      "Actually, during my last year in my university in Spain, I did an exchange program here in China. So it was in Hangzhou city, Zhejiang University. I just love the mix of nature and development like technology. I've never seen something like that," said Virrueta.

      Since early 2022, Virrueta has been making a significant impact as a field service engineer at BGI Genomics, traveling the world to support clients and advance the field of life sciences.

      "I have been involved in collaborative bioscience projects, including my recent work with BGI Genomics in the new clinical laboratory in Uruguay, Latin America. This facility provides preventive medicine and early disease diagnosis, including services such as non-invasive prenatal genetic testing and early screening for colorectal cancer," he said.

      Virrueta noted that the collaboration between China and Peru in bioscience has intensified over the years, resulting in mutual benefits derived from the exchange of resources, expertise, and technology.

      "China's leadership in biotechnology can produce unique and abundant biodiversity, making this a powerful partnership, especially in advancing healthcare and early disease detection. We are seeing increased collaboration that allows both countries to tackle public health challenges through cutting edge, research, technology, and innovation," said Virrueta.

      He said that both Lima and Shenzhen serve as hubs of innovation and opportunity, where individuals consistently strive for progress, embrace change, and welcome fresh ideas. The engineer added that the similar blend of natural charm and urban vitality makes both cities feel familiar despite their geographical distance.

      Peruvian engineer drawn to Shenzhen's tech boom

      Peruvian engineer drawn to Shenzhen's tech boom

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      Chinese shares close higher Wednesday

      2025-05-15 03:03 Last Updated At:05:27

      Chinese stocks closed higher on Wednesday.

      The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.86 percent to 3,403.95 points.

      The Shenzhen Component Index closed 0.64 percent higher at 10,354.22 points.

      The combined turnover of these two indices stood at approximately 1.32 trillion yuan (about 183.59 billion U.S. dollars), up from 1.29 trillion yuan on the previous trading day.

      Shares in the shipping and chemical sectors led the gains, while those in the photovoltaics sector bucked the upward trend, experiencing significant losses.

      The ChiNext Index, tracking China's Nasdaq-style board of growth enterprises, gained 1.01 percent to close at 2,083.14 points Wednesday.

      Chinese shares close higher Wednesday

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