When in China, do as Didi does

Didi driver Zhang Liang has been plying the streets of Beijing for almost two years but says conditions for drivers have deteriorated since Uber left the market. (Hans Greimel)

April 23, 2018 05:00 AM

BEIJING -- If you're a foreigner who has visited China, this experience may sound familiar.

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