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| Jia Yuling, 18, wait s for a job opportunity in front a domestic service center in Chaoyang district in Beijing on Feb. 22, 2013. She came to Beijing with her mother from Hongdong of Shanxi the day before, hoping to find a job with good payment. Jia had to quit school after graduation from junior high school because of the poor condition of her family. When talking about the impression on Beijing, Jia couldn't help crying and said that she felt sad to see the staff of the domestic service held a rude attitude to migrant workers like her. She hoped to get respect, not discrimination from the people of Beijing. (Photo/China Youth Daily) |
Edited and translated by Huang Jin, People's Daily Online
After the Lantern Festival, the railway stations, bus stations and road transport in Beijing have become busy again. Millions of people carrying luggage and holding dreams come to the capital.
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