Bobby Yip/Reuters Cities across China have gotten so congested recently that urban dwellers who usually drive are taking public transit or walking. It’s no wonder: Chinese New Year is here. The Chinese people go on the move every year when this holiday comes around, and this year is no exception. For the Year of Monkey, which began on Sunday and ends Saturday, more than 200 million migrant workers will return to their home villages, while their bosses — business executives — will be busy g...
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Business Insider - 11 Feb 2016 04:06
Bobby Yip/Reuters Cities across China have gotten so congested recently that urban dwellers who usually drive are taking public transit or walking. It’s no wonder: Chinese New Year is here. The Chinese people go on the move every year when this holiday comes around, and this year is no exception. For the Year of Monkey, which began on Sunday and ends Saturday, more than 200 million migrant workers will return to their home villages, while their bosses — business executives — will be busy g...
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