I know where it is – China Business

newdynasty.com.cn — Sometimes doing business in China is like getting in a taxi. The guy pulls up to the curb and you get it. It’s a working vehicle, probably not too old, middle aged guy driving, license on the dashboard, working meter, lights, gauges, etc. Everything you’d expect. You tell the guy (or show him) the address and he takes off. Most of the time you get where your going and were only scared half to death once or twice—no actual physical or financial harm to your person.

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