A single fare is 150 yuan.
单程票价为150元。
He
fared well without computers.
没电脑他也过得很好。
Eric could barely afford the fare.
埃里克几乎付不起车费。
"When we invest, we are expecting to see how they will fare in three to five years.
“当我们进行投资时，我们预计三到五年后它们会如何发展。
Over 99 percent of the surveyed foreign companies are confident that China's economy will fare well in 2023, and 98.7 percent said they would maintain and expand their investment in China, according to a report released by Beijing-based China Council for the Promotion of International Trade last month.
总部位于北京的中国国际贸易促进委员会上个月发布的一份报告显示，超过99%的受访外国公司相信2023年中国经济会发展良好，98.7%的公司表示将保持和扩大在中国的投资。
Meanwhile, a number of domestic cruise operators in China started to sail again on the Yangtze River since the latter half of 2020, and their businesses have fared well.
与此同时，自2020年下半年以来，中国多家国内邮轮运营商开始重新在长江上航行，其业务表现良好。
Tencent, which runs an all-in-one app WeChat, fared no better, registering just 5 percent growth year-on-year in terms of online advertising during the same period.
运营一体式应用微信的腾讯表现也不好，同期在线广告同比仅增长5%。
For overall passenger demand, the performance of short-haul flights, especially flights that connect Asian countries, fared better.
就整体乘客需求而言，短途航班，尤其是连接亚洲国家的航班表现更好。
Q8: Compared with some other countries, how does China's firm support for free trade and multilateralism fare?
问8：与其他一些国家相比，中国坚定支持自由贸易和多边主义的立场如何？
Lenovo, however, has fared, and will continue to fare, better than many in the industry, given our operational excellence and 'global/local model'.
Bilibili is moving into the mainstream scene by offering standard fare like textbook tutorials as well as serious knowledge-sharing content covering everything from medical to military matters.
"Not only was the service excellent, but what made it even better was that the fare was very low as well, something that helps in these times of (economic) paralysis," he said.
China's auto sales declined in 2019, however, Lexus has fared well, with sales in the first 11 months of 2019 at 180,200 vehicles, a 21 percent jump from a year earlier.
The company's 7.875 percent unsecured bonds due in 2025, issued when it was still considered a rising star, have not fared well and have traded as low as 78 cents on the dollar, MaketAxess reported.
The newly devised offerings are expected to attract gourmet enthusiasts and trend-seekers who aspire to taste cuisines that go beyond the familiar fare of local palates, said Mao Fang, vice-president of Meituan Dianping.
While early-stage Uber investors such as Benchmark, Menlo Ventures, First Round Capital and Lowercase Capital made a killing in the IPO, some late-stage backers did not fare as well.
Lyft keeps about 20 percent of each fare, the company said.
"Chaos and fare hikes is the typical train fare story in Britain," said Devine.
In the near future, localxa0users will also be able to pay taxi fare via kakaopay.
How has the Moncler WeChat mini program fared?
Liang added that Haier has fared best among Chinese enterprises seeking to expand their presence in overseas markets, and it has acquired and built many factories worldwide, which is beneficial to its localization expansion in international markets.
The figure fared better than an average estimate of $59.37 million from six analysts polled by Thomson Reuters and indicates a big turnaround from a loss of $72.3 million in the same period a year earlier.
"As Xiaomi was given the cold shoulder and was forced to trim its listing by almost one-fourth, China Tower is ready to put its business to the verdict of investors and may not be lucky enough to fare better," said Chan Pingkeung, chief investment officer of Hong Kong-based World Group Asset Management.
But to go beyond fare payments, Alipay needs to quicken its pace in teaming up with financial institutions in Japan, experts said.
Other sub-affiliates under HNA also did not fare well on Monday.
Besides some preferential fare prices introduced by airlines, those who fly to Moutai airport on the first day of its operation will get free memorial liquor.
Under the plan, citizens of the coastal city will be able to pay for an array of fees with their mobiles by the end of this year, ranging from bus fare and medical bills to school tuition and social security, China Economic Times reported on Wednesday.
Individuals and enterprises will likely fare better this year, experts said, as growth will be driven more by the economy's underlying momentum, rather than a favorable comparison base.
While they no longer merely expect the government to provide them with good services, "they now hope for the government to help them fare better in their industrial transformation and global expansion", he said.
The Chinese economy fared well under the huge and combined pressures of trade frictions, the pandemic, fluctuations of global demand and the geopolitically driven "de-risking".
Its labor-intensive products, such as textile and clothing, and plastic products, fared exceptionally well overseas, recording a 117.7 percent growth in export value.
"The COVID-19 pandemic will eventually wane, and we believe that our business will fare better as production and life restore," Wu added.
China's cashless and cardless trend continues to grow, covering an increasing number of scenarios from ordering food to paying bus fare.
The manufacturing sector fared better in May as its purchasing managers' index came in at 49.6, up from 47.4 in April.
They made the remarks after a private-sector survey, which focuses on small and export-oriented businesses, showed on Wednesday that manufacturing activity fared better in May.
Since the freight fare by sea is hovering on a relatively high level, the China-Europe freight trains will be an important alternative, said Khederzadeh.
Chengdu has fared well, up three places to fifth in the ranking from the first release of the index in 2017.
"The PMI reading changed little from the previous month and the sector continued to fare better than in the same period of 2019 and 2020, showing that the manufacturing sector has maintained steady expansion," said Zhao Qinghe, an NBS statistician.
Boosted by strong demand, air ticket prices of some popular routes departing from Beijing have risen sharply, and the average fare exceeds that of the same period of 2019.
After drawing a comparison with the global financial crisis of 2008, Adrian said that China has fared very well again at the second time with a major crisis.
In a year that will see healthy global growth and increased international trade, emerging market local currency bonds should also fare well.
For instance, among the four benchmark cities, Shanghai and Beijing fared better than Guangzhou, and Shenzhen has not been very encouraging.
In late June, the 2023 Spring Luxury, a study published by consultancy Bain & Co and Altagamma, a foundation that promotes top-end Italian style and fashion businesses through collaborative research, showed the luxury goods market is expected to fare better this year with some, if not all, brands likely to reach the high sales levels seen in 2021.
"The pent-up travel demand will be greatly unleashed in the post-pandemic era," Li said, forecasting that the tourism market will fare better than in the same period of 2019.
"Missfresh plans to continue expanding the offerings of ready meals to include one-bowl meals for solo diners, hotpot dishes and home-cooked fare with mass appeal.
The sector will set a standard fare for parcel delivery services to make it more standardized.
Some airline ticket prices are even cheaper than train tickets, such as the airfare from Zhengzhou to Ningbo 362 yuan while the second-class fare of high-speed train ticket price is 528 yuan.
TAL fared worse－its shares tanked by 93 percent from $80.37 to $5.71 during the same period.
By comparison, the business performance of cruise operators in China, especially those plying the Yangtze River, has fared better.
Between 2017 and 2019, sales of frozen buns accounted for the largest portion of Goubuli's fare, followed by frozen noodles and sauces, according to a recent earnings report.
The company is expected to fare well in the next quarter, experts said.
Freshippo's Pick'n Go, which serves as e-commerce giant Alibaba's grocery chain Hema Fresh's diversified brand, offers on-the-go Chinese and Western fare and addresses the demand of busy urban residents in China for quick takeout options.
Young people buying high-quality healthcare, cosmetic goods to avoid work fatigue and keep COVID-19 blues at bayLiver-rejuvenating tablets, multivitamins, grape seeds, collagen, lutein and lycopene tablets are all familiar fare to Li Yunxi, a product manager at a Beijing-based internet company, who took them all recently after working late into the wee hours.
He also mentioned other factors contributing to the booming sector, including shifts in consumers' eating habits from Chinese fare to Western foods, innovations in meal-replacement products and the birth of more online and offline retailers making purchasing more convenient.
- From regular COVID-19 updates to client visits, Zheng Pengfei's social media posts offer a glimpse into how his ceramics business has fared through much of the past year.
"The pork supply situation will fare better and better in the future," he said.
Sales of snacks through e-commerce platforms, supermarkets and convenience stores have fared better than alcohol and condiments," the report found.
"Last year, domestic carriers fared well and they didn't worry about ticket sales.
Financially, they fare much better than many foreign commercial carriers.
Two major Chinese-language film distributors in North America have fared much better in 2019 than last year.
Frequent complaints about Chinese fare range from "too different to identify with," or "too long, rambling and confusing," or simply "too Chinese.
"I've been in the seafood business for almost 40 years and I've never seen anything like it," said Peter Redmayne, president of Sea Fare Expositions, an organizer of the CFSE.
"The bike rental fare hike may help companies ease the pressure to turn profitable.
Beijing Enlight Pictures Co Ltd fared slightly better.
The fare included buffets, various restaurants and bars, entertainment shows, swimming and hot spring pools on board.
Things fared a little better in the late 1970s.
The first three quarters of this year have seen a 16.7 percent decrease in flight booking from China to the US, the report said citing figures from travel fare search engine Sykscanner.
Ticket fare discounts will be provided to Hong Kong students who study at universities in the mainland during the mainland's summer and winter holidays, MTR Corp's corporate commercial director, Jeny Yeung Mei-chun, said.
In the digital age, however, viewers, mostly millennials, consume wide-ranging content over and above mainstream newspaper fare and traditional TV coverage, and prefer mobile-friendly formats.
The fare is automatically deducted after exit.
He said the base rate flag fall is 16 yuan ($2.40) and the fare is charged at 2.8 yuan per km.
Passengers can use an e-ticket system and use facial recognition or smart/transit cards, and the fare is two yuan, the same as regular buses.
Xpeng, based in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, fared somewhat better than the others, but also admitted that it experienced "unprecedented difficulties".
The license also allows for fare collection, Nie said.
In the passenger car sub-sector, medium and high-end brands will likely fare well during the second half, while the demand for low-end cars will further shrink, leaving some manufacturers financially troubled, Fu said.
In Guangzhou's Huangpu district, the starting fare for an autopilot taxi is 7.2 yuan ($1.02) while for a normal taxi, it is 12 yuan.
Production did not fare any better.
The Model 3 has fared well in China, the world's biggest car market.
Mazda fared the opposite: declining 3.8 percent for December, but rose 3.7 percent for the year.
Not least thanks to a weaker Yen, Japanese companies fared better than their German counterparts in Q3.
Nio's filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission gave a rare insight into how the startup has fared in the past two years.
This is much lower than the average taxi fare for the same duration.
To attract more potential users, the company is offering customers three coupons of 13 yuan ($2) each, which equals to the flag-down fare of a taxi in China.
"With another disappointing month in the books, analysts are reconsidering how the industry will fare for the full year.
Lenovo, however, has and continues to fare better than many in the industry given our operational excellence and global/local model.
Banks and insurance companies fared better, reporting the narrowest daily slide of 1.33 percent and 1.46 percent, respectively, on average.
"Considering the current reasonable valuation after a market downturn as well as successive policy supports, A shares are expected to fare relatively well in 2024," Huang said.
Despite the short-term fluctuations, the renminbi is likely to remain relatively stable in the longer run as China's economy is expected to fare better than that of its major trade partners, said Wang, who expects China's 10-year average annual economic growth to exceed 4 percent, compared with about 2 percent for developed economies.
Overall, macroeconomic growth will fare better in the second half on the back of policy support, experts said.
Major currencies fared weakly against the US dollar on Monday.
It is unclear how the pandemic might fare overseas in 2022, and the more transmissible Omicron variant may slow the pace of opening up offshore economies.
- While the COVID-19 epidemic is taking a toll on the real economy, China's financial authority has managed to bail small businesses out and help them fare better with targeted policy instruments.
Further, value stocks with stable profitability, high dividend and low valuation will likely fare well in the worldwide low interest rate environment, Chen said.
People can pass fare gates at 150 Moscow metro stations from Friday by swiping a China UnionPay card with the "QuickPass" signage or a phone connected to such a card and capable of contactless payment.
The S&P 500 fell 6.9 percent last month, and technology and industrial companies and retailers fared even worse.
Investors losing interest in 'hyped' stocks of new economy companiesA group of Hong Kong-listed new economy companies have fared poorly so far this year, throwing cold water over the city's once red-hot stock market that is mired in overpriced IPOs, and hinting at a market-wide focus shift.
Unlike IPOs, in which investors buy stocks in companies, investors in ICOs receive digital coins developed by the firms, which could appreciate in value if the companies fare well and demand for their currencies grows.
However, whether a stock market can fare well does not rely only on capital inflows; more fundamentally, it hinges on a healthy, transparent, and law-based regulatory system.