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Two years ago, the 28-year-old started to work as a sewer frogman for a company based in Dalian, Liaoning province. Xi is the most experienced of the three sewer frogmen working in the company.

Tuniu found that nearly half of students going abroad during the summer stay there for two to four weeks; 30 percent stay one to two weeks; and 20 percent more than a month. Less than 5 percent of students go for a week.

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Two of the largest State-owned commercial banks in China recorded a significant improvement in their asset quality last year, as a combined result of several factors including the adjustment of their credit structures and acceleration of the disposal of nonperforming loans.

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Two people were injured in the traffic smash, which happened on Saturday on a highway in the city's Lianhu district, China News Service reported on Tuesday.

Twenty-nine percent said they often avoid the news, either because it puts them in a foul mood or is untrustworthy.