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Portal opens new chapter for used books

China Daily | Updated: 2017-11-06 08:32

Wei Ying, 31, is picky when buying new stuff, but she always buys new clothes with profits gained from selling her old ones. In her college days, she had a collection of secondhand books and DVDs that was the envy of her classmates.

In May, she founded the Deja Vu online store - specializing in used books - in a two-story apartment in northern Beijing. Piles of books squeeze the small space where some staff members clean dusty ones with cloths and alcohol, and others search out orders from the bookshelves.

Newly arrived books often sell within a couple of hours.

Portal opens new chapter for used books

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