Last year, the number of disputes involving cross-border online shopping rose, according to a report from the internet court in Hangzhou, capital of Zhejiang province.
With a faint smile, shoulder length hair and wearing a black leather jacket with arms across her chest, Xu Ying graces the cover of a youth magazine.
With incredible agility, 52-year-old Phurchung rushes through the creeks and rubble on the Changtang grasslands 5,000 meters above sea level, watching over the "golden treasure".
Every morning at Tianjin University, 100-year-old professor Yang Enze takes a 15-minute walk from the Expert Building to his laboratory in the School of Electrical and Information Engineering, regardless of the weather conditions, weekends or holidays.
A long handscroll of poems about bamboo by scholar-official Li Dongyang in the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) sold for more than $4.5 million after only six minutes of bidding at the Christie's Asia Week auction in New York last month, showing that interest in traditional Chinese art remains strong.
Tomb Sweeping Day, or the Qingming Festival, which falls on Friday this year, marks the 15th day after the Spring Equinox.
Beijing is experiencing an immigration boom of sorts, as artists from Hong Kong head to the city in search of opportunities they are unlikely to find at home.
In a small workshop in Northwest China's Ningxia Hui autonomous region, Li Youxia turns threads of finely matched colors into blooming peonies on a piece of cloth.
One morning in mid-January, Wang Na discovered that her 2-year-old bichon frise dog Anbei couldn't stand up.
Inspired by a scene in a Soviet film that showed cattle and sheep roaming on a prairie under a blue sky and white clouds, He Jingrong, from Beijing, decided to specialize in caring for livestock when she went to university.
Every day, He Runyuan explains what happiness is to hundreds of tourists.
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