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Beijing, Aug 5 (EFE).- Zheng was a truck driver in his hometown in the central province of Shanxi before he moved to Beijing five years ago to join the ranks of Dai Jia or substitute drivers.His job is to wait for someone who has drunk too much alcohol during dinner to hire his services through a mobile application.He then goes to the restaurant in question on an electric, foldable bicycle which fits inside a car trunk and drives the client home in their car. (Camera: JAVIER TRIANA).SHOT LIST: A DRIVER FOR HIRE ATTENDS TO HIS CUSTOMERS WHILE OTHER DRIVERS WAIT FOR MORE CUSTOMERS ON THE STREET NEAR RESTAURANTS IN BEIJING, CHINA.
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