Francesco Faiola, an Italian professor at the Research Center for Eco-Environmental Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences, has experienced the vibrant atmosphere of research in Beijing, an international harbor for top-tier universities and with state-of-the-art research facilities.
Faiola's career and life in Beijing is now more cheerful and easier, thanks to the friendly policies offered to foreign talents and the support from the Beijing Overseas Talents Center.
"So you can really do a lot, achieve a lot in Beijing." Faiola says.
Faiola loves his job and gets more involved in local life in Beijing. With such a dynamic and inclusive environment, he believes that Beijing will attract more and more foreigners to come and explore.
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