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Asia
China's Biggest Challenge: Urbanizing the Interior
By Bloomberg News on November 03, 2010
Qilai Shen
All the Mod Cons
Yang's apartment is filled with the amenities of modern life--flat-screen TV, air conditioners, washing machine, water heater, and gas-ignition stove--foreign to him and his wife until this year.
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