jackpot123

So u r in bj and u need to get somewhere. It`s too far to walk so u gonna to need a ride. If you are in CHina and speak CHinese, it`s good chance to put out your phone and open up a APP called DD-chuxing. It`s simple to use. You just tell the app where u r and where u wanna go. when the car arrive u hob in and tell where are going. take off. DD cuxing are dd for sure  says the rides like this one happened 11 million times per day across china in 400 different cities.Now it says it has 300 million users. Most experts agreed its market share is somewhere between 75%-- 90%. But company does have competitors in cars for hire apps. So let`s say u for got, u need to have to go back except this time u pull out ur phone and open up uber.Most of the world , uber is the Aplha app but in China it`s more like a plug-in start-up looking to put a dam in the dd dominated field.It`s trying to get there for hope by offering exermely low prices and subsidiaries to enrich driver.U get help grap uber like this in around 50 different Chinese cities. Proegress coming to get cost. In feb, uber ceo said uber the company is losing 1 billion usd dollar per year here.As the short term the prioert of expanding the present of whole city.down the road. China has more 1.3 billion people. Many of room has place to be. big whether dd or uber get them to there. it is the biggest tab battles in the world.      

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amber241

Homework  So you are in Beijing, and you need to go somewhere. It's too far to walk, so you are going to need to get a ride. If you live in China, and you speak Chinese, it's a good chance to pull out your phone and open up an app called DD Chuxing. It's simply to use really, you just need to tell the app where you are and where you want to go.and when the car arrives, you hip in and tell him where you are going. Take off.  DD Chuxing or DD for short says the rides like this one happen 11 million times per day accross china in 400 different cities. Now it says it has 300 million users. and most experts agrees the market share is somewhere between 75 and 90%,but the company does have a competitor in cars for hire apps, so let's say if you have forget your wallet, you have to go back, but this time you pull out your phone and you open up uber.
  In most of the world, uber is the alpha app,but in china it is more like the plucky startup looking to put a dent in DD dominant field, it's trying to get that foothold by offering extremely low prices and subsidies to its drivers.
  you can grab uber like this one in around 50 diffierent chinese cities, but progress is coming at cost. In February, uber CEO said the company was losing over 1 billion usd dollor per year here. As in the short term it prioritizes the expanding precence in hopes that make money down the road.
China has more than 1.3 billions people, many of whom has a place to be, but whether it's DD or Uber that gets them there is one of the biggest tech battles in the world.


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wuxiaoyan2052

[Homework]

So you¡¯re in Beijing and you need to get somewhere. It¡¯s too far to walk so you¡¯re gonna need to have a ride. If you live in China and you speak Chinese, it¡¯s a good chance you¡¯re going to pull out your phone and open up an app called Didi Chuxing.

It¡¯s simply used really, you just tell the app where you are, and where you wanna go. And when the car arrives, you hop in (hop in=Éϳµ£©, tell him where you¡¯re going. Take off.

Didi Chuxing or Didi for short said that rides like this one happen 11 million times per day across China in 400 different cities. Now since that 300 million users and most experts agree that it¡¯s market share in somewhere between 75 and 90%.

But the company does have competitors in car for higher apps.  So let¡¯s say you forgot you wallet and you wanna go back, except this time you pull out your phone and you open up uber.

In most of the world, uber is the alpha app, but in China it¡¯s more like the plucky start-up looking to put a dent (°¼ÏÝ) in a Didi dominated field. It¡¯s trying to get that foothold by offering extremely low prices and subsidies to its drivers.


You can now grab a uber like this one in around 50 different Chinese cities, but progress is coming at a cost. In February, uber CEO said the company was losing over one billion US dollars per year here. As in the short term it prioritizes expending its presence in the hope of making money down the road.

China has more than 1.3 billion people, many of whom have places to be. No whether it¡¯s Didi or uber that gets them there, it's one of the biggest tech battles in the world.
Matt Rivers CNN Beijing.

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So you are in Beijing and you need to get somewhere. It¡¯s too far to walk, so you are going to need to get a ride. If you live in China and you speak Chinese, there is a good chance you are going to pull out your phone and open up an app called DiDiChuxing. It¡¯s simple to use really. You just tell the app where you are and where you want to go. And when the car arrives, you hop in, tell him where you are going, take off.

DiDiChuxing or DiDi for short, says that rides like this one happen 11 million times per day across China in 400 different cities. And now it says it has 300 million users. And most experts agree that its market share is somewhere between 75 and 90%.

But the company does have competitors in cars-for-hire apps. So let¡¯s say you forgot your wallet and you have to go back. Except this time, you pull out your phone and you open up Uber.

In most of the world, Uber is the alpha app, but in China it¡¯s more like the plucky start-up looking to put a dent in a DiDi dominated field. It¡¯s trying to get that foothold by offering extremely low prices and subsidies to its drivers.

You can now grab a Uber like this one in around 50 different Chinese cities, but progress is coming at a cost. In February Uber CEO said the company was losing over $1 billion per year here. As in the short term it prioritizes expanding its presence in the hope that it makes money down the road.

China has more than 1.3 billion people, many of whom have places to be. But whether it¡¯s DiDi or Uber that gets them there is one of the biggest tech battles in the world.

Matt Rivers, CNN, Beijing.                                                   
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zhangwater6

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  2017.6.1, 11:18am;
    So you are in Beijing, and you need to get somewhere, as to follow walks, so you're going to need get a ride, if you live in China and you speak Chinese, it's a a good chance to go and put out your phone,  and open up an APP, called Didichuxing.  it's simply used really you just tell the APP where you are, and where you want to go. and when the call arrives, you hop in, tell them where you're going, take off.
    Didichuxing, or Didi for short says that rides like this one, happen 11 million times per day, across China in 400 different cities. and now it says that 300 million users, and most of that has agreed to its market share, it's somewhere between 75 and 90%.  but the company does have competitors in cars for higher AS.   for that say, you forget your wallet, you have to go back. at this time, you put out your phone and you open up Uber.
       In most of the world, Uber is the Alpha up, but in China, it's more like the plukey startup. working to put it down to a Didi dominated field. it's trying to get that foot hope  by offering extremely low prices and subsities to its drivers. You can Algrab a Uber like this one in around 60 different Chinese cities.  but progress is coming and cross, in Feburay, Uber CEO said the company was losing over 1 billion US dollars per year hear as in the short term prioritize the   expanding its presence in the hopes makes money down the road.
  China has more than 1.3 billion people, many of whom have places to be or where it's Didi or Uber that  to get them there, it's one of the biggest tech battles in the world. Magbag, CNN.
11:36.  18 minutes.

vcj2017

So you are in Beijing, you need to get somewhere, it¡¯s too far to walk so you are going to need to get a ride. If you are living in China and you speak Chinese, there is a good chance that you pull out your phone, and open up an app called didi chuxing. It¡¯s simple to use really, you just need to tell the app where you are and where you want to get.  When the car arrives, you hop in and tell him where you are going and take off.
DIDI CHUXING, or DIDI for short, said ride like this happens 11 Million times per day across China in 400 different cities. Now it said it has 300 million users and most of the experts agree that its market share is somewhere between 75% to 90%.  
But the company does have competitors in Cars for hire apps. So let¡¯s say you forgot your wallet and you have to go back, except this time you pull out your phone and open up Uber. In most of the world, Uber is the alpha app. But in China Uber is more like the plugging start-up looking for putting a dent in the DIDI dominant field.  It¡¯s trying to get that foot hold by offering extremely low prices and subsidies to its drives.
You can now grab an Uber like this one in around 50 Chinese cities, but progress is coming with a cost. In Feburary, the Uber CEO said the company is losing over one billion USD per year here. As in the short term, priority is expanding its presence in China in the hope that it makes money down the road.
China has more than 1.3 billion people many of whom have places to be. Whether it¡¯s DIDI or Uber to gets them there, it¡¯s one of the biggest tech battles in the world.

Ren_MTP

So you're in Beijing, and you need to get somehwere. It's too far to walk, so you're going to need to get a ride. If you live in China, and you speak Chinese, there's a good chance you're going to pull out your phone and open up a app called DiDi Chu Xing. It's simple to use really, you just tell the app where you are and where you wanna go. And when the car arrives, you hop in, tell him where you're going, take off.
DiDi Chu Xing or DiDi for short says that rides like this one happen 11 million time per day across China in 400 different cities. And now it says it has 300 million users and most experts agree that its market share is somewhere beween 75% and 90%. But the company does have competitors in cars for hire apps. Let's say you forgot your wallet, and you have to go back, except this time you pull out your phone, and you open up ubber.
In most of the world, ubber is the alpha app, but in China it's more like the plucky start up, looking to put a dent in a DiDi-dominated field. It's trying to get that foothold by offering extremely low prices and subsidies to it's drivers.
You can now grab a ubber like this one in around 50 different Chinese cities but progresses come in a cost. In Feburary, ubber CEO said the company was losing over 1 billion US dollars per year here. As in the short term, it prioritizes expanding its presence and hopes making money down the road. China has more than 1.3 billion people, many of whom have places to be, but whether it's DiDi or ubber that gets them there, it's one of the biggest tech battles in the world.
M R CNN, Beijing.

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Parisship

So you are in Beijing and you need to get somewhere.Thats too far to walk so you going to need to get a ride.If you live in China and you speak Chinese, it's a good chance to pull out your phone and open up an app called didichuxing.It's simply use really you just tell the app where you are and where you want to go and when the car arrives you hop in.

Tell me where you're going? Take off.


Didichuxing or didi for short says that rides like this one happen 11 minllion times per day across China in 400 different cities. Analists say that 300 million uses and most experts agreed that this marketshare is somewhere between seventi-five and ninty percent. But the company does have competitors in cost for higher apps, so lets say you forgot your wallet and you have to go back except this time you pull out your phone and you open up Uber.


In most of the world, Uber is the ** app, but in China it's more like the plucky startup looking to put a dend in a Didi dominated feild. It's tring to get that foothold by offering extremely low prices and subsidies to its drivers.


You can now grap an Uber like this one in arround 50 different Chinese cities but progresses come to get a cost. In Fabruary Uber CEO said the company was losing over one billion US dollars per year here. As in the short term priorities expending its presence in the ** make money dowm the road. China has more than 1.3 billion people many of whom has places to be. Or whether it's didi or uber that gets them there, it's one of the biggest tag battles in the world.


CNN Beijing

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Parisship

[homework]
So you are in Beijing and you need to get somewhere.Thats too far to walk so you going to need to get a ride.If you live in China and you speak Chinese, it's a good chance to pull out your phone and open up an app called didichuxing.It's simply use really you just tell the app where you are and where you want to go and when the car arrives you hop in.

Tell me where you're going? Take off.

Didichuxing or didi for short says that rides like this one happen 11 minllion times per day across China in 400 different cities. Analists say that 300 million uses and most experts agreed that this marketshare is somewhere between seventi-five and ninty percent. But the company does have competitors in cost for higher apps, so lets say you forgot your wallet and you have to go back except this time you pull out your phone and you open up Uber.

In most of the world, Uber is the ** app, but in China it's more like the plucky startup looking to put a dend in a Didi dominated feild. It's tring to get that foothold by offering extremely low prices and subsidies to its drivers.

You can now grap an Uber like this one in arround 50 different Chinese cities but progresses come to get a cost. In Fabruary Uber CEO said the company was losing over one billion US dollars per year here. As in the short term priorities expending its presence in the ** make money dowm the road. China has more than 1.3 billion people many of whom has places to be. Or whether it's didi or uber that gets them there, it's one of the biggest tag battles in the world.

CNN Beijing

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Lemond6

So you are in Beijing, and you need to get somewhere. It¡¯s too far to walk, so you¡¯re going to need to get a ride. I you live in China, and you speak Chinese, there¡¯s a good chance you¡¯re going to pull out your phone, and open up an app called Didichuxing, it¡¯s simple to use really, you just tell the app where you are, and where you wanna go. And when the car arrives, you hop in, and tell him where you¡¯re going. Take off. Didichuxing, or Didi for short, says that rides like this one happen 11 million times per day across China in 400 different cities. It now says that it has 300 million users. And most experts agree that its market share is somewhere between 35% and 90%. But the company does have competitors in cars for hire apps. So let¡¯s say you forgot your wallet and you have to go back, except this time, you pull out your phone, and you open up Uber. In most of the world, Uber is the alpha app but in China it¡¯s more like the plucky start-up looking to put a dent in a Didi-dominated field. It¡¯s trying to get that foothold by offering extremely low prices and subsidies to its drivers. You can now grab a uber like this one in around 50 different Chinese cities. But progress is coming at a cost. In February, Uber CEO said the company was losing over 1 billion US dollars per year here as in the short term, it prioritizes expending its presence in the hopes of making money down the road. China has more than 1.3 billion people. Many of whom have places to be. But whether it¡¯s Didi or Uber that gets them there,it¡¯s one the biggest tech battles in the world. Mark Rivers CNN Beijing.

Olivia004

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So you are in Beijing and you need to get somewhere.It's too far to walk,so you are going to need to get a ride. If you live in China and you speak Chinese, there is a good chance you're going to pull out your phone and open up an app called DD ChuXing. It's simple to use really. You just tell the app where you are and where you want to go. And when the car arrives, you hop in, tell him where you are going, take off.


DD Chuxing, or DD for short says that rides like this one happen eleven million times per day across China in four different cities. And now it says it has three hundred million users, and most experts agree its market share is somewhere between 75 and 90 percent. But the company does has competitors in cars for higher apps, for let's say you forgot your wallet and you have to go back, except this time you pull out your phone and you open up Uber.


In most of the world, Uber is the alpha app, but in China it's more like the plucky startup looking to put a dent in the DD dominated field. It's trying to get that foothold by offering extremely low prices and subsidies to its drivers.


You can now grab a Uber like this one in around fifty different Chinese cities.But progress is coming at a cost. In February Uber CEO said the company was losing one billion dollars per year here.As in the short term it prioritize expanding its presence in the hope that it makes money down the road.China has more than 1.3B people, many of whom have places to be, but whether it's DD or Uber that gets them there is one of the biggest tech battles in the world.


Matt Rivers CNN Beijing
                                                   
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