Mao Xue, a 42-year-old business development manager in a pharmaceutical company in Beijing, couldn't believe her eyes when she got a resignation letter from one of her newest colleagues.
The preference of Chinese millennials for fine furniture has brought opportunities for interior designers and premium furniture brands, especially those coming from northern Europe.
Generation Y's taste for premium interior designs for their homes is affecting their choice in hotels while traveling - bringing opportunities and challenges to a hospitality industry that wants to woo the expanding Chinese middle class.
Liu Xinfang works as a barista at Starbucks and used to worry about health insurance for her aging parents.
Internet companies are rolling out attractive healthcare and child care packages to recruit and retain staff.
China's middle class is expanding at an unprecedented pace.
Editor's Note: China Daily reporters interviewed three consumers born in the 1990s to find out their demands, habits and skills for consumption in different aspects varying from traveling to accessories, as well as their financial plans.
Clad in a black outfit that makes him looks like a warrior from the future, the Chinese-American singer-songwriter Lee Hom Wang unveiled two new tracks from his forthcoming album titled A.I. Love at a news conference in Beijing recently.
Now in his 60s, retired National Theater of China actor Ma Yingchun has made his directorial debut with the theatrical drama To the Elderly with Love, which as it title suggests focuses on the lives of the elderly in China.
Besides its double-album length, the most ear-catching aspect of Musiq Soulchild's Feel the Real is the chance to hear the Philadelphia-born artist during nearly every moment of his eighth album.
October is the main season for classical music fans in the capital as the Beijing Music Festival always features world-class musicians and concerts. This year, the annual festival has a unique program to mark its 20th anniversary.
Military bands from across the world this week gathered in Nanchang, capital of Jiangxi province, to share the universal language of music.
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