AstraZeneca (Astra Zeneca, the world's leading pharmaceutical company, was formed in 1999 by the merger of the former Astra Corporation of Sweden and the former Jellicom Corporation of the United Kingdom, headquartered in London, United Kingdom, and the headquarters of research and development in Sweden, dedicated to the development, production and sales of pharmaceutical products and medical services. AstraZeneca is listed in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (global) and the FTSE4Good Index, which shows corporate social responsibility.

(Conti-online) is Conti-online is Europe's largest auto parts supplier, founded in 1871 and headquartered in Hanover, Germany. Since its inception, Conti-online has continued to grow steadily and significantly in the spirit of innovation.

Continental AG Continental AG, a multinational conglomerate with a 100-year history and one of the world's top 500 companies, is one of the world's leading suppliers of automotive ancillary products. Its products include braking systems, chassis systems, body electronics, tires, and rubber and plastic products.

The company aims to create a safe and comfortable driving experience for consumers. In 2006, Continental acquired Motorola's automotive electronics division and on January 1, 2007, completed the successful transfer of Motorola's automotive electronics division to its Tianjin plant and established the company as Continental Automotive Systems (Tianjin) Co.

The company is a wholly foreign-owned enterprise under the umbrella of Continental Systems, located in the central industrial zone of Tianjin TEDA Economic and Technological Development Zone, and currently employs more than 900 people.

As a supplier of braking systems, powertrain and chassis systems and components, automotive instrumentation, infotainment solutions, automotive electronics, tires, and industrial rubber and plastic products, Continental makes a significant contribution to improving driving safety and protecting the global climate.

Reed Elsevier Elsevier, a world-renowned publishing group, was formed in 1993 by the merger of Reed International PLC of the United Kingdom and Elsevier NV of the Netherlands, with headquarters in London. The group has two subsidiaries, Reed Elsevier Group PLC and Elsevier Reed Finance BV, which are responsible for the group's publishing business and finance, finance and insurance business respectively.

Lucozade is a Lucozade is a famous sports drink brand, founded in 1927, the main ingredient is glucose. Lucozade is mainly divided into Lucozade Sport and Lucozade Energy.

Vodafone is a British mobile communications giant, one of the Vodafone is one of the world's largest mobile communications providers, with one of the world's most complete enterprise information management and customer service systems.

The company was formerly a division of the British company Lakauer Telecom, which specialized in mobile telephony. The company was formerly a division of the British company Lakor Telecom, which specialized in cell phones, and was only established as a separate company in 1985 as Vodafone Telecom.

Vodafone's global strategy encompasses voice, data, and Internet access services, and provides customer satisfaction.

Vodafone's network covers 26 countries directly and provides network services with its partners in another 31 countries, with more than 200 million subscribers at the end of January 2007.

LME:London Non-Ferrous Metals (LME) The LME is the world's largest non-ferrous metals exchange, and prices and inventories on the LME have a significant impact on the production and sale of non-ferrous metals worldwide.

The London Metal Exchange (LME) is the world's The LME is the world's largest non-ferrous metals exchange, established in 1876, trading copper, aluminum, lead, zinc, nickel, and aluminum alloys, and the exchange's prices and inventories have a significant impact on the production and sale of non-ferrous metals worldwide.

In the mid-19th century, the United Kingdom was the world's largest producer of tin and copper. As time went on, industrial demand grew and Britain was desperate to import large quantities of industrial materials from foreign mines.

Since the turn of the century, the London Metal Exchange has publicly published its transaction prices and is widely used as the benchmark price for world metal trade. Seventy percent of the world's total copper production is traded on the basis of the LME's official list price.

The London Metal Exchange has an international membership system, with more than 95% of its trading coming from overseas markets, and trading is conducted both on and off-exchange. The London Metal Exchange publishes a series of official prices on a daily basis, which are used in the industry as the basis for pricing physical metal contracts.

WorkAway:Overseas Work Exchange The service network is a platform through which you can contact reliable businesses or individuals, in the process, donkeys act as "volunteers", by completing a certain amount of work for the "employer", to get free accommodation and food, so that You can save a lot of money on expenses.

Workaway was founded in 2003 Workaway was founded in 2003 to help motivated and enthusiastic "donkeys" find employers who can provide accommodation and work. Donkeys can find jobs in their ideal travel destinations. "It's a win-win model," where donkeys who want to become "volunteers" find an opportunity to travel to a desired destination and enjoy a different culture for a small investment in transportation and visa fees. Among other things, employers will provide "volunteers" with the necessary help, and it is also a good way to make friends from around the world."

Visit Workaway.info to find foreign jobs, immerse yourself in the culture, learn a new language, acquire new skills and make new friends. Milward admits that the site now has 4,500 "employers" in 115 countries around the world, including many individual families, NGOs, and charities, among others.

The process of using the site is simple and straightforward. However, when you register as a Workaway member on the site, you will need to pay a registration fee of €22 (or $28) to get privileged access to the site, which allows you to search for employers without restriction. Once you have selected the right employer, you can sign a two-year contract with them. If you sign up with another person, you will only have to pay a total of 29 euros (about $37) for a two-year contract.

After picking the right employer, agree on the contract information. There is a feedback form on the right side of the site to collect user requests on an ongoing basis. When an employer registers as a member for free on the site, he or she is required to fill out a form indicating his or her industry, address details, and the accommodations, job descriptions, and other specific details he or she can provide.

No matter what, when traveling, safety is always at the top of the list. There is a dedicated page on the Worksaway website to promote safety information and encourage you and your employer to take the time to get to know each other in advance by email or Skype, and to discuss every detail of the trip before you leave. The contract will be decided by you and your employer together. As stated on the website, Workaway is only a bridge to connect people with each other, and there is no guarantee for the personal safety issues that both parties may encounter, so the whole travel plan is based on mutual trust.

Shigemats Works) is a listed company in Japan (TSE JQ: 7980), founded in 1942, headquartered in Tokyo, mainly engaged in the production of respiratory protection, products include dust masks, gas masks, etc.

Biore is a global household name. Biore is a well-known skincare brand in the world, belonging to Japan's largest daily necessities manufacturer, which entered China in January 1980.

# # chun long bookstore (ジ ュ ン ク bookstore) is a large bookstore of Japan, was founded in 1963, has many stores open in the whole world, opened in 2001 Japan's largest comic book store, store before three GongYi comic library.

Tamron is a Japanese Tamron is a Japanese manufacturer of camera lenses and optical instruments, established in 1950 and headquartered in Saitama Prefecture, mainly producing camera lenses and other optical instruments.

The Mitsubishi Group (Mitsubishi Corp. Mitsubishi) is a loose entity, consisting of many independent companies (about 300 companies) after the breakup of the Mitsubishi Zaibatsu, most of which retain the name "Mitsubishi" in their corporate names. The Mitsubishi Group is not a true conglomerate, but more of an alliance, with 29 core companies forming the Mitsubishi Golden Observer Club (Friday Club), 42 companies forming the Mitsubishi Public Relations Committee (Mitsubishi Broadcast Committee), and the integrity of the Mitsubishi brand now being maintained by the "Mitsubishi. Com Committee" is now responsible for maintaining the integrity of the Mitsubishi brand. Com Committee" is now responsible for maintaining the integrity of the Mitsubishi brand. Famous members of Mitsubishi include (one of Japan's five major automobile companies), (famous camera company), Mitsubishi Bank (now merged into, Japan's largest bank) and so on.

Daiwa Securities Group (Daiwa (Daiwa Securities Group, Inc.), a famous Japanese financial group, was established in 1902, its predecessor was Fujimoto Brokerage Company, mainly engaged in comprehensive and international securities business; in 1983, Daiwa Securities entered China; in April 1999, it became the first listed company in Japan to establish a group holding system.

Sanrio (サンリオ Sanrio is a Japanese toy manufacturer founded in 1960, headquartered in Tokyo, whose characters include Hello Kitty, My Melody, Little Twin Stars and so on.

Mitsubishi UFJ Lease ( Mitsubishi UFJ Lease & Finance) is a well-known financing company under its umbrella, mainly providing financing, operating leasing, leasing business, syndicated loans, real estate finance, collection and guarantee, and other finance and leasing businesses; it was ranked No. 1163 in the Global Enterprise 2000 in 2014.