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SteelBird said:

Don't how attractive is this ad to job seekers but at 5,000 RMB as basic salary (ad on the wall) it's 800+ US Dollar. It's rather high. Can someone who is familiar with China's living standard tell us about this situation?

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Equation said:

That depends on whether it's in the big city or a small city. Rent can be extremely high in the big cities.

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Chinese Ambassador to Belgium Liao Liqiang speaks during the welcoming ceremony for the two giant pandas Xing Hui and Hao Hao at the Brussels National Airport in the capital of Belgium on Feb. 23, 2014. The pair of giant pandas, Xing Hui, the male, and Hao Hao, the female, arrived in Belgium Sunday, on lease from their breeding center in southwest China's Sichuan Province. They are both four years old and will stay in Belgium for the next 15 years. (Xinhua/Sun Wen)

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Children welcome giant pandas Xing Hui and Hao Hao at the Brussels National Airport in the capital of Belgium on Feb. 23, 2014.

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Giant panda Hao Hao enjoys meal in a special made suitcase during her journey on the plane on Feb. 23, 2014. (Xinhua)

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Children hold strawberries at strawberry fields in Qionghai City, south China's Hainan Province, Feb. 23, 2014. Qionghai City witnessed strawberry harvest recently as local temperature rose. (Xinhua/Guo Cheng)

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A tourist with face covered by a mask poses for photos as she wears an ancient costume of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) at the Jingshan Park in Beijing, capital of China, Feb. 24, 2014. Many parts of China were hit by heavy smog on Monday. And the serious pollution will remain intact in Beijing over the next three days. (Xinhua/Li Wen)

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Pupils do exercises indoors due to the smoggy weather at Yudelu Primary School in Handan City, north China's Hebei Province, Feb. 24, 2014. Many parts of China were hit by heavy smog on Monday. (Xinhua/Hao Qunying)

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An electronic board reminds drivers of driving according to the last digit of their vehicle license plate numbers, on an expressway in Tianjin, north China, Feb. 24, 2014. Serious air pollution has forced the Tianjin municipal government to cut traffic in the urban areas on the basis of the last digit of vehicle license plate numbers from Feb. 24, when many other parts of China were also hit by heavy smog. (Xinhua/Yue Yuewei)

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Chinese mobile phone provider ZTE's flagship smartphone Grand Memo II LTE version is displayed at the Mobile Wold Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Spain, on Feb. 24, 2014. The Mobile Wold Congress (MWC) kicked off Monday in the city of Barcelona with the presence of 75,000 delegates from 200 countries and regions as well as 1,800 companies from the mobile telecommunications sector. (Xinhua/Xie Haining)

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A child visiting the center walks under the guide of a seeing eye dog in a drilling in Dalian, northeast China's Liaoning Province, Feb. 22, 2014. The China Guide Dog Training Center, which was founded in May 2005, is the first non-profit seeing eye dog training institution of China. Sixty-seven dogs have graduated from the center and worked for blind people. Fifty-four dogs are receiving training from 22 staff members and other 35 puppies are fostered here. The seeing eye dog training is a time-consuming and costly system, therefore the non-profit organization is struggling in predicament. Many trainers have quit their job because of the hardship of taking care of dogs. "Only those who really love the job can make it," says Liang Jia, a worker of the center. The International Guide Dog Federation admits those countries where more than 1 percent of the visually handicapped people use seeing eye dogs as the guide dog popularized country. There remains a long way to go for China. (Xinhua/Yao Jianfeng)

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A train rolls into theHefei Railway Station in Hefei, capital of east China's Anhui Province, Feb. 24, 2014. This year's "chunyun," the peak travel period surrounding China's Spring Festival, came to a close on Feb.24 after 40-day bustling transportation. (Xinhua/Zhang Duan)

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Washbasins and buckets full of clothing are seen outside a laundry of a student dormitory building at the Communication University of China in Beijing, capital of China, Feb. 23, 2014. As students returned to their schools after the winter vacation, service sectors of schools become busier. (Xinhua/Li Wenming)

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A ballet dancer teaches children dance stance during a community activity at the Hongshang Park community in Nanjing, capital of east China's Jiangsu Province, Feb. 23, 2014. Dancers from Shanghai Ballet came here to host a community event about ballet. (Xinhua/Sun Can)

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Ady An....English.news.cn | 02.24.2014 | Editor: Luan

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BEIJING (Reuters) - China formally sacked former vice minister of public security Li Dongsheng, state media announced on Monday, only a day after news that China's premier had unveiled more measures to tackle corruption.

Li Dongsheng had been suspended for suspected serious discipline violations last December, a brief statement issued by Xinhua said, giving no further details.

The term "serious discipline violations" normally refers to corruption, and the news comes as speculation intensifies about the country's former domestic security tsar Zhou Yongkang.

Zhou, one of the most powerful politicians of the last decade, has been put under virtual house arrest while the ruling Communist Party investigates accusations of corruption against him.

President Xi Jinping has launched a sweeping crackdown on corruption since taking power, warning that the problem is a threat to the Communist Party's very survival.

The Chinese government will decentralize authority, be more transparent and adopt a "zero tolerance" attitude to corruption this year as it deepens its fight against graft, reported state media on Sunday, citing Premier Li Keqiang.

The latest measures were laid out in a speech by Li Keqiang on February 11, in a meeting on tackling corruption, but only published by state news agency Xinhua late on Sunday.

Li Keqiang criticized the over-concentration of power by the central government and urged the institution of an open government "as the most effective way to accept supervision".

"When the government controls too much, directly intervenes in micro-economic activities, it not only influences the ability of the market to play a decisive role in the allocation of resources, it also increases transaction costs and makes it easy for corruption to breed," he said.

Vice police chief Li Dongsheng's sacking comes days after the ruling Communist Party's anti-corruption watchdog announced that it was investigating Ji Wenlin, another official who worked for Zhou during the late 1990s and early 2000s.

Sources told Reuters last month that investigators had questioned more than a dozen senior officials, including the country's top prosecutor, about their links to Zhou.

It is unclear if the government will actually put Zhou on trial and risk embarrassing revelations about China's elite becoming public, undermining confidence in the party.

Zhou was a patron of former high-flying politician Bo Xilai, who was jailed for life in September for corruption and abuse of power in the worst political scandal since the 1976 downfall of the Gang of Four led by the widow of former leader Mao Zedong at the end of the Cultural Revolution.

Zhou retired in 2012. He was last seen at an alumni celebration at the China University of Petroleum on October 1.

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February 23, the Shanghai Theatre Academy Admissions Arts exam on the 23rd opened the curtain, candidates from across the country have converged campus to take part in the exam. IC / Figure

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kwaigonegin said:

She has freaky fingers.

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kwaigonegin said:

She has freaky fingers.

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SteelBird said:

If I am not mistaken, the above job ad is in Shanghai. Shanghai is the largest city in China, right? Let's assume if a candidate is single, he rent a medium class room/unit not sharing the rental with anybody, every day he takes bus to his work, and cook his own food at home. How?

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