"Just as every maple leaf is different, every child has his or her own personality," says Liu Qun, principal of Jiayuguan Primary School in Qingdao, Shandong province.
"Our school is like a mini technology park," says Yang Hongying, headmaster of New Jindai Primary School in Liangping district, Chongqing.
It's not just for sport anymore. Last season at the New York and Paris Fashion Weeks, Chinese sportswear brand Li-Ning unveiled athleisure-influenced collections, marking its impressive foray into the high-fashion industry. And with an innate ability to influence fashion trends, supermodel Bella Hadid donned a white T-shirt with an eye-catching picture of the company's eponymous founder in Paris. "We do not have any cooperation with her; she just likes our product and feels happy to wear it," says Hong Yuru, the vice-president of Li-Ning.
Red is remarkable. It embodies and encapsulates so many of our states, both positive and negative. Power, wealth, passion, love, jealousy, envy, danger, death - from our blood to our love, from our hearts to our late reminder bills, from our halting at traffic lights to Mars, and to the little red button that could detonate the planet to smithereens. More than a color, it's a feeling, an impulse, a psychology, a state of heightened kinetic living and dying in the same breath. Red is humanity at its deepest and most exaggerated form.
In addition to the local jewelry markets, where hundreds of jewelry shops and stalls cluster, there are also regular wholesale or raw stone bazaars for jade in Tengchong, which is known as the Jade town of Yunnan province.
The design studio, Han Tang, has a name that sounds tightly linked to the two once flourishing dynasties of China.
Beset with illness, an old couple in a remote village regret the lives they had lived through. A young mother tries to seek a cure for her dying baby but fails. A bereaved wagoner has no one to talk to but his horse.
Though her 2015 album Aphasia earned her six nominations at the prestigious Taiwan Golden Melody Awards, including Album of the Year and Best Mandarin Female Singer, singer-songwriter Tanya Chua decided to slow things down.
An Jun'ao, whose real name is Antonio, is from Mexico. He has had a strong interest in Chinese culture since he was a child. He enrolled in Beijing Language and Culture University to study Chinese in 2011.
New home sales in China have slowed down, but Thierry Vanlancker, CEO of the Netherlands-based paints and coatings company AkzoNobel, says he is not worried.
As French pet food manufacturer Royal Canin celebrates its 50th anniversary globally by initiating talks on how to adapt the urban environment to animal needs, and whether AI pets will replace real ones, the subsidiary of Mars Inc is focusing specifically on one mission in China: increasing the penetration of veterinary clinics.
China is approving foreign drugs at a record speed, which industry sources said shows the country's commitment to further opening up its healthcare sector and supporting innovation.
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