For serious devotees of the world's most popular caffeinated beverage, life is too short for bad coffee.
Wang Xiuhua began planting flowers in Dounan village, Yunnan province, in 1989 after she saw other residents grow plants and sell them. Prior to that, she lived by planting vegetables, which was more labor-demanding and could only produce enough profit to feed her family.
Foreign professionals are attracted to the strong international atmosphere and friendly urban environment in Beijing's Chaoyang district.
Technology and machines have drastically changed our way of life and improved the way we think and work over the years, especially through applications like WeChat or Didi.
Upon the signal of the judge, a girl dressed in black with a broadsword in her hand suddenly appeared, changing her movements quickly with the dazzling glint of the sword, which emitted a soft whistle as it sliced through the air.
As Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) shows its potential in the fight against COVID-19, events featuring TCM have become highlights of the ongoing 2020 China International Fair for Trade in Services.
The meteoric rise in the number of specialty cafes in Shanghai shows that Chinese consumers aren't just drinking more coffee－they are becoming more sophisticated as well.
Instant hot and sour rice noodles, instant snail rice noodles, self-heating hotpots -- China's slew of instant delicacies are stimulating the country's economy.
Bring a touch of the dramatic to your wardrobe with these statement-makers for men and women
Manish Arora makes some of fashion's most artful creations – and his AW20 collection is gallery-worthy.
Traditional Chinese musical instrument, the suona, is enjoying a popular revival thanks to the power of social media, Chen Nan reports.
Audiences warm to online shows as venues remain closed
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