text: Regulations on Tourist Guides, Regulation 2 of which stipulates that; "In response to requests from tourists, tourist guides shall use foreign languages. Mandarin Chinese, Chinese dialects or minority languages as required in conducting tours." 62. Article 11 of the Law on Administrative Proceedings of the People's Republic of China stipulates that: " Any citizen, legal person or organization contesting any of the following administrative acts may have his/its complaints heard by a people's court; (1) Administrative penalties such as detention, fine, revocation of permit and licence, production stoppage, closure, confiscation, etc.; (2) Administrative restriction of freedom of movement of a person, enforced closure, detention and freezing of assets; (3) Administrative interference with legitimate entrepreneurial rights; (4) Refusal by an administrative body to issue a permit or licence legally applied for or failure to reply to such an application; (5) Refusal by an administrative body to discharge its legal obligation to offer personal or property protection applied for or failure to reply to such an application; (6) Failure by an administrative body to pay a pension according to law; (7) Demand by an administrative body for fulfilment of obligations contrary to law; (8) Administrative violation of personal or property rights. "In addition, a people's court may also hear other administrative proceedings instituted according to an appropriate law or regulation." 63. Article 67 of the Law of Administrative Proceedings stipulates: "Any citizen, legal person or other organization whose legal rights are derogated by the conduct of an administrative body or an official of that body may claim compensation." 64. Article 68 of the Law of Administrative Proceedings stipulates; "An administrative body whose conduct or whose officials' conduct violates the legal rights of a citizen, legal person or other organization, thereby causing damage, has the obligation to pay 
analysis: This text appears to be related to the laws and regulations governing the tourism industry in China, specifically regarding the conduct of tourist guides and the procedures for disputing administrative decisions. It does not seem to be directly related to any specific economic sector or industry.