SHANGHAI (Reuters) -Global investment banks are lowering their projections for China's economic growth this year as U.S.

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By Li Yuan In December 1967, when he arrived at a snowy farm on China’s northeastern border with the Soviet Union, Xu Chenggang carried with him an electron tube to help him assemble a radio.

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