Fossil of Oviraptorid from Southern China

Author: Lü Junchang
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Travel, food, shopping, leisure and entertainment information, enjoy a car life; Beijing driving guide, smooth driving all the way; comprehensive car service information, worry-free car usage; 158 driving maps covering downtown Beijing, suburbs, and surrounding areas.
Preface: Living in the car era ten years ago, when the Beijing Youth Daily planned to create a car section, cars were still very far from the lives of ordinary people. Naming our section "The Car Era" actually reflected our beautiful aspiration – that one day, the Chinese people would also have their own cars. In these ten years, cars have no longer been an unreachable dream. They gradually moved from official vehicles and rich people's cars into ordinary households, evolving from production tools into consumer goods. Statistics from the National Bureau of Statistics in 2004 confirmed this. In the past year, China's per capita GDP reached $1,000. $1,000 is a symbolic threshold worldwide, indicating that a society's consumption will enter the era of large consumer goods, meaning the era of cars is upon us. Cars are called the "machine that changes the world," and countries like the United States are "countries built on wheels." Cars