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In the 42nd minute of the match, Betsy Hassett was called a hand ball in the penalty area and China levelled the score at 1-1 through the dispute penalty kick. In Hupu, one of the largest internet portal in China, the Internet users thought that luck was important but at the same time China deserved it.

"Contingency always come in nowadays soccer game, Chinese players can' t be blamed for the disputed penalty. As we all know hosts Canada have stolen a victory from us in the opening match of the World Cup, I' d like to take the 'luck' as a repay from the organizing committee." A netizen named "boiled water" said.

When Chinese coach Hao Wei was droven out by the referee before the final whistle, a sina weibo user, Chinese version twitter explained that, Hao just lost balance and was unintentional to delay time. After the game, New Zealand coach Readings Tony refused to shake hands with Hao, it was thought to be lack of grace by Chinese netizens.

Net user "elekhfent" said, "No handshake? Well we Chinese are going to be the last 16, while the impolite coach' s team will go home."

China will take on either Switzerland or Cameroon in the match of round of 16.

Jack Ma, the founder of e-commerce giant Alibaba, has offered some of his insights into running business and the role of innovation and entrepreneurship.

The business magnate also shared with people how Alibaba has grown into what it is today.

As a Hanghzou native, Jack Ma attributes his success to the hard-working ethos and innovative spirits that was instilled in him at a young age.

The business tycoon stresses the role of competitive and innovative ideas while opportunities, in his opinion, are open to those who own those creative thoughts.

"There are all kinds of problems every day when you start a new business, and these problems need to be fixed, either by yourself, or by others, because someone has to do it. And those who are able to solve these problems will have seized their opportunity," Ma said.

Ma is encouraging entrepreneurs to have a broader vision and take a wider picture into account in running business.

He describes an innovative entrepreneur as being someone who always sets their sights on the future:

"Being innovative means you look at today from a viewpoint of tomorrow. We need to look at today's China from a viewpoint of the world, and look at ourselves from the viewpoint of those outside this industry. When you think this way, you will do things in a different way," Ma noted.

The Alibaba conglomerate, which just celebrated its 18th birthday earlier this month, has made Ma one of the richest men in China, and in Asia, with a fortune valued at some 30 billion US dollars.

Despite the huge success, Ma says he remains cool headed and still stays true to his dreams:

"It's important to retain a 'simple' and 'naive' outlook for the world. If a man still maintains his 'simplicity' and 'naivety' when he turns 100, I think he will be a very noble old man. I hope we can all hold on to a simple mindset and stick to our dreams, because if we lose our dreams, everything we strive for will become pointless and we will only become money-making machines. "

Alibaba's revenue in the 12 months ending in this March rose by 56% to 23 billion US dollars.

Now, its business has expanded into many other areas such as cloud computing and entertainment, from the original online retail.

U.S. Navy Secretary Richard Spencer (C) testifies during a hearing on recent U.S. Navy incidents before Senate Armed Services Committee on Capitol in Washington D.C., the United States, Sept. 19, 2017. Top leaders of the U.S. Navy were urged to do better on Tuesday as they appeared before the Senate hearing over a series of deadly ship collisions involving the Pacific fleet. (XinhuaYin Bogu)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19 (Xinhua) -- Top leaders of the U.S. Navy were urged to do better on Tuesday as they appeared before a Senate hearing over a series of deadly ship collisions involving the Pacific fleet.

"We must also call you to task and demand answers. As leaders of our Navy, you must do better," Senator John McCain, head of the Senate Armed Services Committee, told Navy Secretary Richard Spencer and Chief of Naval Operations Admiral John Richardson.

The hearing was held in the wake of several Navy ship collisions, including one in August in which USS John S. McCain, a guided-missile destroyer, collided with an oil and chemical tanker near Singapore, leaving 10 U.S. sailors dead and five injured.

The highly-publicized incident came after seven sailors were killed when the USS Fitzgerald, also a guided-missile destroyer, and a container ship collided off the coast of Japan in June, along with two other non-deadly collisions involving the Navy vessels also this year.

McCain said those incidents are "preventable" but now it will cost an estimate of 600 million U.S. dollars for repairs.

"It is simply unacceptable for U.S. Navy ships to run aground or collide with other ships," the Republican senator said. "To have four such incidents in the span of seven months is truly alarming."

Richardson told the hearing that the Navy was conducting reviews and probes, while blaming the incidents on "the corrosive confluence of high operational tempo, inadequate budgets and budget uncertainty."

"But make no mistake, sir, while these factors do exert a negative force on the challenges we face, at the core, this issue is about leadership, especially command," Richardson said.

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