Drivers signed up to taxi-hailing mobile apps - Uber and its Chinese equivalent Didi - are threatening to continue a strike. Their one-day strike in Beijing took place last Friday in protest at the sharply declining subsidies from the app companies. CCTV reporter finds out more.
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