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16. More than 100 million people in China currently use bike-sharing apps, with companies like Mobike and Ofo operating in more than 100 mainland cities. According to China’s E-Commerce Research Center, China had 18. 9 million users of shared bikes by the end of 2016, and the number is expected to hit 50 million by the end of 2017.
17. More than 200 countries signed a UN resolution in Nairobi on Wednesday to eliminate plastic pollution in the sea, a move some delegates hoped would pave the way to a legally binding treaty. Eight million tons of plastic—bottles, packaging and other waste—are dumped into the ocean every year, killing marine life and entering the human food chain.
18. Since the inception of the Internet Plus, new industries and business models have emerged, which have greatly boosted China’s economic growth. The fast application of new digital technologies in traditional sectors has been enabled largely by China’s powerful information infrastructure. The country has built the world’s largest broadband network.
19. Mickey Mouse appeared in hundreds of cartoons in the past decades and became well known all over the world. In Japan, he was called "Miki Kuchi". In Italy, he was "Topolino". In Latin America, he was "Raton Miquelito". Mickey was also joined by several other cartoon creatures. One was the female mouse called "Minnie". Another was the duck named "Donald" , with his sailor clothes and funny voice. And there was the dog called "Pluto".
20. Robert Dennis Harris was born in Nottingham, England. He studied English at Cambridge University and worked as a journalist for fourteen years. First he was a reporter on the BBC’s Ne-wsnight and Panorama programmes, then he became political editor of The Observer, a quality Sunday newspaper. Finally he wrote columns for The Sunday Times and for The Daily Telegraph.