(Reuters) - "McDonald's offers food service in China, but it does not use Chinese, which violates the consumers' right to know," the Beijing Youth Daily quoted Shan as saying.
Shan has asked McDonald's to apologize in newspapers and give him symbolic compensation of 1 yuan , the newspaper said. The case began on Thursday.
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Shan has asked McDonald's to apologize in newspapers and give him symbolic compensation of 1 yuan , the newspaper said. The case began on Thursday.
Read more at Reuters.com Business News
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