1. The first version of the smart TV is priced at 4567 yuan US$741.

2. However, its net profit was 57.7 billion yuan, down 8.5%.

3. Zhang was paid 1.79 million yuan in 2012.

4. Yu also estimated that the market value would grow to 6.3 billion yuan US$1.01 billion by 2013.

5. Profits increased 40 percent to 215 million yuan in 2012.

6. They later received a little more than two million yuan in compensation from the state.

7. The authorities will perhaps slowly guide the yuan lower, but not in one go.

8. Earlier this month, the Chinese central bank devalued the yuan in an attempt to boost exports.

9. The government also guided the yuan lower.

10. The yuan later strengthened against the dollar.

11. By the end of the contract, the user paid 632 yuan for the phone.

12. The yuan posted its biggest annual decline since 1994 last year, when bonds and shares also fell.

13. The losing party will render 1 billion yuan to the other, according to the agreement.

14. Zhou also tried to dispel fears Beijing might weaken its yuan to boost exports.