Looking into 2023, the global film slate has no shortage of high-quality original films and franchises, including the latest installments of Guardians of The Galaxy, Fast &Furious, Transformers, Mission: Impossible and non-English language films such as The First Slam Dunk, Born to Fly and many other Chinese language titles that are expected to receive release dates in the coming months," he said.

展望2023年，全球电影市场不乏高质量的原创电影和特许经营权，包括《银河护卫队》、《速度与激情》、《变形金刚》、《碟中谍》的最新一部，以及《灌篮高手》、《天生要飞》等非英语电影和许多其他预计将在未来几个月上映的中文电影，”他说。

HP has made tons of efforts to optimize their products and solutions to meet the trend, such as PCs that can reduce the background noises including slamming doors and barking dogs allowing people's voice to come through loud and clear.

"He believes that professionals, like baseball players, must be willing to go out to bat and strike out 99 times - because the 100th time just might be the grand slam that launches their career and helps them make a real impact in their field.

The technologies include SLAM and localization, machine learning, motion planning, perception and sensor fusion, and behavior prediction,” according to a job ad posted on LinkedIn last month.

Political opponents, including Republican lawmakers, have begun to scrutinize the statements of Biden's advisory team and are ready to slam any efforts aimed at overturning the Trump-era punitive measures against China, including tariffs and controls on technology exports.

Green transition is a process and China cannot simply "slam the brakes" on coal, he said.

Jiang Peng, senior associate director of research in East China with Colliers International, said the central government's principle that "housing is for living in, not for speculation", and policy adjustments are expected to slam the brakes on runaway home prices in school districts of major cities in China.

For example, a clip featuring a disappointed fan slamming his television trended for a long time," Zhao said.

But such measures were by no means equivalent to slamming the door on the rest of the world to isolate the world's second-largest economy from the wider global financial system.

With monetary policy shifting away from a relatively loose stance, the central bank has been feathering, not slamming on, the credit brakes.

Instead of simply "slamming on the brake "and "setting up roadblocks", they should also "hit the accelerator "and "put up road signs", he said.