BEIJING — For years, Chinese leaders looked to the millions of poor workers from the country’s interior as the engine of a roaring export economy. They would move to coastal provinces, toil in factories and churn out the world’s household goods. David Gray/Reuters A potential customer looked over a Lexus in January at an automobile showroom in Beijing. A tag indicated the monthly payments. Qilai Shen/Bloomberg News Workers were on strike earlier this month at the Honda Lock...
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