Having lived off his "feathery art" for more than four decades, attending to the needs of a select band of customers from his private workshop, Xiao Guangchun has finally decided to open a public work space in a business center in east Beijing.
Major players in China's logistics industry are eyeing expansion following a decision by the central government to fully integrate the sector with the internet, boosting efficiency and reducing waste considerably.
Departments and ministries under the State Council, China's Cabinet, have responded to a series of public concerns in the past week, including increasing the retirement age, food safety and security, and flight delays during the summer flood season, and management of academic misconduct.
In Chinese society, the differences between people born in different decades are discussed and compared from time to time.
Shanghai has launched a series of projects in an effort to build itself into an international education exchange center.
With a goal of becoming a world-class university with global vision since its formal launch three years ago, Shanghai New York University has created a multicultural environment encouraging students to be innovative and unique.
A middle school teacher in Wenzhou, Zhejiang province, has proposed a controversial way to keep her students focused in class - fines for misbehavior. As for those who behave well, they can get a cash reward.
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