People in China drank more than 1.86 billion bottles of wine in 2013 - 1.36 times the amount consumed in 2008.
Changli county in Hebei province had the market to itself when it produced China's first bottle of dry red wine, but the situation is very different now, according to an official.
The relative decline of Chinese tourists to Southeast Asia is to an extent a story of paradise lost - but is perhaps more so a testament to new paradises found.
It started out as a simple tournament for amateurs, but grew to a two-division system boasting more than 30 squads.
The opening up of the sports broadcasting market is expected to help digital media platforms lure more audiences with diversified game-viewing experiences.
"China's sports industry has huge potential but there are few enterprises that would like to invest in it, due to strict government control on sporting resources and event approval.
Following the leaks of nude photos of celebrities after their iCloud accounts were hacked, Zhou Wei is reluctant to use Apple's cloud-based storage service.
About half of the government websites have security vulnerabilities, according to a survey by China's computer virus watchdog.
China's largest cybersecurity service company says it will combat online threats by attracting the best Internet talent, including former hackers.
Xia Xiaobo cannot wipe from her mind the memory of her first trip to Tengchong, Yunnan province, in much the same way she failed to wipe the accumulating rainwater from the gravestones in Tengchong Guoshang Cemetery nearly a decade ago.
Every time he is asked whether political concerns influenced his decision to invite former Kuomintang soldiers to give lectures on campus, 58 years old Sun Meitang replies the truths of history should be respected by all.
"Those old soldiers impressed me a lot with their positive energy," said Zhou Dejin, 29, a salesman in Beijing who also promotes public awareness of the history and contribution of the Nationalist veterans.
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