NANCHANG - Hundreds of people packed a room at a job fair in eastern China's Jiangxi province last month where dozens of firms from the coastal province of Zhejiang, to the northeast, sought recruits.
Dawa was drinking butter tea and enjoying the sunshine in a glass-enclosed extension to her living room as she listened to her granddaughter, Tenzin Drolkar, practice her dhanyan, a six-stringed Tibetan guitar.
Hot spring attractions in Guizhou, a relatively undeveloped province in southwestern China, witnessed a boom in tourist arrivals during last month's Spring Festival holiday.
United States President Donald Trump cut short his meeting with Democratic People's Republic of Korea top leader Kim Jong-un in Hanoi on Thursday by walking away, but he could still agree to a simple Washington-Pyongyang peace accord at a later date.
One after another, telecommunications giants such as Huawei, Samsung and Qualcomm have announced their latest fifth generation (5G) products with Huawei's Mate X and Samsung's Galaxy Fold attracting most eyeballs.
Editor's note: United States President Donald Trump and Democratic People's Republic of Korea top leader Kim Jongun did not sign any deal at their second summit in Hanoi on Thursday. So what will US-DPRK relations be like in the future? Two experts share their views with China Daily's Pan Yixuan. Excerpts follow:
Yoga is one of the most popular activities in China, especially among young white-collar workers, and almost every gym offers courses.
The India-China Yoga College, the first school in China dedicated to the popular activity, provides undergraduate and postgraduate courses. It is the first such institute to be jointly established by China and India, and is aimed at strengthening mutual relations via yoga.
Botanist dedicates his life to search for seedlings in arid areas to curb desertification
Wang Xin is a landscape designer by profession and a farmer in practice. His customers believe the strawberries he grows on his organic plantation in the southern outskirts of Beijing are "the best in China".
Lyu Zhenbo was once famous in his village as the farmer with the straightest rows of crops. Now, though, he cannot compete with the guidance systems fitted on modern agricultural machinery.
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