Wang Jian or Jian Wang may refer to: (wikipedia)
The primary purpose of making the amendment is to give both domestic and foreign companies an easy entry to the market of performances.
Gold has never been sold at such a high price in Beijing.
The U.S. consumer confidence index has fallen for several months in a row and consumption prospects in the American market are gloomy, posing a relatively large threat to China's exports.
We want a market of fair play. But the fact is that good-quality performances, especially foreign ones, have to some extent become privileges of the more wealthy.
If they die, it would mean a loss of 2,400 yuan ($296),
China's production capacity is increasing due to years of sustained high growth in investment.
Our research showed that about one-fourth to one-third of the tickets to a performance are given to government organs without charge.
We sold little oil today, since the buyers are waiting to see what will happen.
We simply provide a platform on which registered users publish dealing information by themselves.
It is not an easy job to get hold of new notes because there are so many people who require it.
