China embraces diversity with more foreign interns

Benjamin Wood Evans, a 23-year-old British law student, dreamed of being an international lawyer who could speak fluent Mandarin to his Chinese clients one day.

His internship last year in China helped him win the first passport for his dream - a training contract, which is a necessity for obtaining a British lawyer license.

"I was fascinated by the career opportunities in China," said Evans, who worked in Shanghai for three months last summer.