Meanwhile, "on-the-go" coffee has emerged as a new trend, a habit bred since the pandemic shattered the dine-in coffee market last year, highlighting the advantage of convenience and quality coffee drinking, according to Wen Yu, food and drink analyst of Mintel China.

The coronavirus contagion has shattered the global commercial aviation industry, and carriers have grounded planes and delayed orders for new planes.

One of the impressions was that sailors are tall and strong as they have to face strong winds and storms at sea, an illusion that was shattered soon.

Such enthusiasm isn't hard to comprehend, if you happen to know how the United States movie house, a part of Walt Disney Co, is expected to shatter box-office records with its release of Avengers: Endgame on Wednesday.

The financial crisis tanked the US economy, caused a global economic downturn and shattered public trust in the banking system.

At around 7 am and 100 kilometers after it took off, the right cockpit windshield suddenly shattered and the aircraft abruptly lost altitude for five or six seconds.

Stella Li, president of BYD Motors Inc, believes that her own story of moving up in the business world can provide a lesson in how women can shatter the glass ceiling in business.

More vigorous consumption recovery became apparent during this year's Singles Day shopping festival from Nov 1 to Nov 11, which yet again shattered a string of records from total sales volumes to participating brands.

More vigorous consumption recovery became apparent during this year's Singles' Day shopping festival, which yet again shattered a string of records from total sales volumes of participating brands.

- Entering its 12th year, China's Singles Day shopping festival yet again shattered a string of records from total sales volume to orders placed per second at the peak to participating brands, offering a glimpse of the domestic demand potential of the world's second-largest economy.

- As the sun gently rises over the tranquil lake at dawn, shipbuilding factory workers shatter the morning silence in an industrial park in the city of Yuanjiang, Central China's Hunan province.

Around 40 minutes after takeoff, a piece of the cockpit windshield shattered, sucking his co-pilot halfway out of the plane.

Second, as China's steady supply capacity stands out in a shattered global industrial chain and meets the global demand for goods, its strong trade surplus has underpinned the exchange rate of the yuan and helped offset the pressure of capital outflows.

China issued new rules to strengthen the regulation of institutional sellers of wealth management products, requiring relevant financial institutions to take responsibilities for WMP sales and management, and shatter the assumption that risky investments carry implicit guarantees from the government and banks.

But that hope was shattered, unexpectedly, by the harsh reality that it was actually a pandemic that wouldn't end in a hurry.

"The relative policy calm was shattered late in the week as trade tensions escalated," said David Joy, the chief market strategist at Ameriprise Financial Inc. "There is still time for negotiation.

The move came amid tougher market oversight and severer punishment for illegal trading in recent years, especially after the market rout in 2015 that shattered confidence among the country's stock investors, most of whom are retail traders with little financial expertise.

The creation of the new committee indicates IPO reviews will become stricter, as part of measures to toughen supervision and punishment for illegal trading, after a market rout in the summer of 2015 shattered investor confidence.

The CSRC has been toughening supervision and punishment of illegal market activities such as insider trading and stock manipulation after the market rout in 2015 shattered investor confidence.

In the capital market, China's securities regulator has maintained zero tolerance on illegal market activities such as insider trading and stock manipulation, after the market rout in 2015 shattered investor confidence.