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Yang Jie Minnesota Wild Youth Jersey , the Chinese director of the popular TV series Journey to the West, passed away on Saturday at age 88, actor Chi Zhongrui confirmed on Monday.


Journey to the West is one of the Four Great Classical Novels of Chinese literature. The TV adaptation of the classic, produced by China Central Television (CCTV), was first broadcast in the Chinese mainland in 1986. It soon became immensely popular and is widely considered in China as the most classic adaptation of the novel.


Chi, the actor who played the monk Xuanzang in the series Los Angeles Kings Youth Jersey , announced Yang's death to Chinese media on Monday.


Other actors from the series paid tribute to the director on social media.


"I heard from Mr Chi that Yang Jie, one of the first generation TV directors in our country, has passed away. I feel extremely sad. This is a loss for the entire Chinese TV industry," actor Zhang Jinlai, or Liuxiaolingtong, as he is more commonly known Florida Panthers Youth Jersey , posted on Sina Weibo on Monday.


Zhang played the role of the Monkey King in the 1986 TV series.


Yang first came to work for CCTV in 1958, later kicked off her directorial career in 1980 with The Taoist in Mount Lao.


CANBERRA, Jan. 30 (Xinhua) -- Chinese investment in Australia's healthcare system has soared past 5.5 billion Australian dollars (4.4 billion U.S. dollars), a report has found.


The report, released by global professional service company KPMG on Tuesday, revealed that China's total investment in the sector has occurred since 2015.


It found that investments had been concentrated in health supplement and medical treatment sectors with no significant investment in aged care Edmonton Oilers Youth Jersey , biotechnology or pharmaceuticals to date.


According to the report, 2.06 billion U.S. dollars was invested in 2015 followed by 1.09 billion in 2016 and 1.27 billion in 2017 across 16 deals.


The 1.2 billion U.S. dollars acquisition of Swisse Wellness by Biostime across 2015 and