Public bathhouses are seeing more customers in the rural areas of Central China, as migrant workers return home to celebrate Spring Festival.
A three-year action plan to improve rural living conditions will help see more effective and targeted measures in solving the most pressing problems in improving rural lives, experts said.
The Spring Festival travel rush - the largest human migration in the world - is in full swing, and it is estimated that nearly 3 billion trips will be made via cars, buses, trains and planes as people across the country visit their families to celebrate the most important festival of the year. China Daily reporters spoke to four travelers to discover how they planned their journeys, plus a woman who has bucked the trend by deciding to stay in Beijing instead of visiting her family.
Wang Zi'an, an 18-year-old violist who is visually impaired, is busy making language, living and academic preparations to study at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire in the United Kingdom.
A Shanghai police officer has posed as a mentally ill woman's dead son for five years to protect her from the painful truth.
Birthdays, new houses, weddings, funerals - every occasion was once an opportunity for a huge banquet, a time for China's rural residents to show off their wealth and save face.
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