Free legal advice
(chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2013-10-24 10:47Wang Ming, of Henan province, provides free legal advice to people in a community in Beijing. Wang has helped community residents resolve many disputes and assisted migrant workers get their wages.
Wang, who once worked as a security guard, passed the national judicial examination in September 2008 and became a lawyer. He has been dispensing free legal advice for five years as a volunteer in the community, Beijing Times reported.
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