Driving a car in Beijing will seem unnecessary to many foreigners. Ride-hailing and bike-sharing services add to an expanding public transport system, racing to cater to the capital's residents who are constantly on the go.
Editor's note: This year marks the 70th anniversary of the founding of New China.
They say in English "every dog has his day", meaning regardless of how lowly or unsuccessful you may be, you too will have your moment in the sun.
Backstage, six women dressed to the nines waited in anticipation for male candidate Lin Kailiang to appear on stage as they stood around a television screen watching the livestream. Cheers were then heard on stage and from the audience, as the bright-eyed and slightly plump man from Hunan province finally appeared. While Lin strode confidently to the front of the stage, the women made some comments of his first appearance. One athletic woman found him a bit too short, while another said that he was the "plump" kind that her mother would like.
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