World leaders, including Barack Obama and Theresa May, will jet into a city that is having a multi-billion dollar makeover As China prepares to host the G20 for the first time, even its mice are feeling the heat. A red banner, hung by Communist party officials in a rundown neighbourhood near the meeting's venue in Hangzhou, urges residents to take up arms against the troublesome quartet of flies, cockroaches, mosquitoes and rodents before the event begins.
'Paradise on earth': China's Hangzhou gets propaganda facelift for G20 summit
The Guardian - 31 Aug 2016 04:09
World leaders, including Barack Obama and Theresa May, will jet into a city that is having a multi-billion dollar makeover As China prepares to host the G20 for the first time, even its mice are feeling the heat. A red banner, hung by Communist party officials in a rundown neighbourhood near the meeting's venue in Hangzhou, urges residents to take up arms against the troublesome quartet of flies, cockroaches, mosquitoes and rodents before the event begins.
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