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exhibition and forklift

hello, everybody. I'm a freshman in this forum, also in my company and also in society(just graduated from). My company is a exhibtion company in China(of course I'm Chinese). Now working in the logistics and forklift project team. I know most of you are foreigner (for me). What you think about the future exhibition of this section(logistics and forklift).
  • Posted 5 Nov 2010 19:18
  • Discussion started by Andrewlee
  • Guangdong, China

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