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    China Numbers: Scams, Racists & Public Urination

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    The numbers making news around China during the week of May 20, 2013

    71.8 percent
    Proportion of Hong Kongers who said they “would not want a neighbor of a different race.” The proportion was 15.5 percent in mainland China. Shanghaiist

    17.4 billion yuan
    Amount that the troubled solar panel manufacturer Wuxi Suntech owes its creditors. Economic Observer

    213,000
    Number of U.S. Dollar millionaires living in Beijing. A Luxury Travel Blog

    $125 billion
    Amount China plans to spend on domestic security this year at all levels – more than it spends on the military. AFP

    50,000 to 350,000 yuan
    Amount that about 500 college students were each cheated out of in a “cash-for-jobs” scam in Shanxi. Altogether, the gang responsible swindled 90 million yuan. The Guardian

    $8.1 trillion
    Amount that China needs in new investment by 2020 to accommodate a burgeoning population of city-dwellers, according to the president of China Development Bank. Bloomberg

    $6.5 billion
    Estimated economic losses caused by the outbreak of the H7N9 Bird Flu. Reuters

    100 yuan
    Amount two foreigners in Shanghai were each fined for public urination after a video and a multi-day investigation led local authorities to them. Shanghai Daily

     

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