"I work from 6 am to 8 pm every day and have hardly any holiday time throughout the year," said Li Guozhi, a 47-year-old female construction worker in Beijing's Fengtai district.
Liao Ming, a subway operator with the Beijing Subway Company, set a record for driving 900,000 km with no accidents in his 30 years on the job, becoming the safest driver on the urban transport circuit in the country.
An online torch relay for the Nanjing Youth Olympics will enable young people worldwide to experience the spirit of the games and learn about Nanjing, according to the event organizers.
In a ceremony on Wednesday, historic Panathenaic Stadium in Athens, Greece once again shared the Olympic flame, this time for Nanjing, host of the 2014 Youth Olympic games.
Featuring an interactive visual experience of the torch relay, games and social networking, the app offers people around the world a chance to embark on the journey with the Olympic flame.
Enforcement remains the most concerning intellectual property issue in China, according to a nationwide survey released in Beijing last Friday.
Innovation and intellectual property protection are keywords in both China and France, according to officials and company representatives from the two countries at a forum held last week.
A national youth innovation and creation contest started in Beijing on April 25, one day before World IP Day.
Though China continues to make and sell the most cars of any country in the world, vehicle leasing remains a largely untapped sector that lags far behind mature markets, said experts and insiders.
Earlier this month BMW Brilliance Automotive Ltd announced the start of ZINORO 1E rentals. The car is the first electric vehicle made by a premium car manufacturer in China.
Editor's note: Italian super sports car makers Ferrari and Lamborghini fascinated the audience at the Beijing Auto Show with their dream models. Top executives of the companies are also in Beijing and they share insights into what makes top sports cars and a racing culture.
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