Zhang, 47, came to work in Xinjiang 30 years ago. He cut his teeth on the roads built to transport the region's oil products.
Zhou Wei contributed to the story.
Zhou Jiming is one of the last of his generation. An indigo linen craftsman who uses age-old techniques, he and his colleagues, perhaps more appropriately described as brothers-in-arms, have been working at this mill in Tongxiang, Zhejiang province, for decades.
Zhong Baoshen, chairman of the Xi'an-based company, predicted that the value of the company's exports will grow 50 percent year-on-year to 12 billion yuan in 2020. The company currently is recruiting 17,000 people for both its overseas and home plants to meet the growing market demand. Its employee ranks are forecast to reach 45,000 next year.
Zhejiang, Hebei, Heilongjiang, Jilin, Inner Mongolia autonomous region and Tibet autonomous region have not yet released economic data for the first six months of 2017.
Zhang started working as Garschagen's assistant in August 2015. He said he began to notice the inaccuracies in Garschagen's reports three months later when Garschagen wanted to write about suicides among elderly people in China.
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Zheng said that as most commercial insurance is profit-oriented, losses incurred in case of disasters have long become a tough balancing act between insurance groups and the government.
Zhang, who surfing the internet and talks with friends on WeChat in his in spare time, said, "I feel happy here, and I want to work here forever."
Zhou Jianping, executive deputy director of the expo coordination bureau, said the series discusses how plants have affected the world and have brought people back to nature.
Zhang, who has early stage Alzheimer's disease, is scheduled to be discharged from prison at the end of this year and Li has started to worry about his daily life after his release.