Quotable
Updated: 2013-02-22 07:12
(China Daily)
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"I like challenging jobs. And my family supports my decision to become a chengguan (urban administrator). My grandma thinks that the job, which offers opportunities for sunbathing, and doesn't require sitting in front of a computer, is good for one's health."
YANG GE, an urban administrator in Beijing, tells why she opted for the job rather than accepting high-paid offers from a State-owned enterprise and a foreign company after graduating from college last year.
(China Daily 02/22/2013 page2)
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