Young overseas Chinese share experiences starting up businesses in Shanghai
As China becomes more open and develops in a rapid way thanks to its reform and opening-up policy implemented in 1978, more and more overseas Chinese are riding in a different direction than their parents by coming back to China, a country where they already have blood ties, to seek better opportunities and realize their dreams.
Shanghai can do much more to make this city bicycle friendly
Today, fitness-savvy citizens in Shanghai ride Ofo and Mobike bicycles not only for commuting purposes, but also as a personal statement to be part of the new green and healthy ...
City enters into wet, humid plum-rain season
Shanghai is expected to experience frequent rainy weather from Tuesday through Sunday as the region enters the wet, humid plum-rain season, Shanghai Observer reported Tuesday.
Local dialect is an important cultural brand
A Shanghainese movie adapted from a well-known local opera play, Thunderstorm, was shot recently, Xinmin Evening reported Tuesday.
Slowly we unfurl as lotus flowers
A pond in People's Park, Huangpu district, is blossoming with lotus leaves on Tuesday.
Shanghai's three-year (2018-20) action plan to build itself into an international shipping center
The 13th Five-Year period is of critical importance to the city's plan to build itself into an international shipping center by 2020.
Intercultural couples, foreign entrepreneurs share their Chinese stories
When asked to offer Sino-foreign couples tips to keep their marriage happy, Juli Min, a Korean-American writer and lecturer who married a Chinese man, said onstage that her personal goal ...
Young overseas Chinese share experiences starting up businesses in Shanghai
As China becomes more open and develops in a rapid way thanks to its reform and opening-up policy implemented in 1978, more and more overseas Chinese are riding in a ...
Grand re-opening of New Zealand Central in Shanghai
The grand reopening of New Zealand Central, which was established by the New Zealand Trade and Enterprise (NZTE) to promote economic and trade relations with China, was held in Shanghai ...
Floating is the power we need to beat daily stress
Another trend to combat stress is floatation. Yes, you read that correct. You can now float your woes away.
Record railway passenger volume for festival
Over 7 million passengers traveled by rail in the Yangtze River Delta region during this year's Dragon Boat Festival holiday.
Xujiahui's landmarks present local culture
Some cultural landmarks in Xujiahui district are under repair and expected to re-open to the public officially before Spring Festival in 2019.
Movie poster mania
Visitors observe and take pictures of movie posters about the 40th anniversary of China's reform and opening-up on Monday.
China's new shared nursing apps hinge on qualifications
But in reality, nurse sharing is more like an O2O platform that allows users to book nursing services at home, linking nurses to users with one simple swipe on your ...
Applications accelerated for permanent residency
A total of 1,881 foreigners were approved by the State Immigration Administration as permanent residents in China between April 2 to June 2.
Shanghai celebrates 15th World Blood Donor Day
Over 500,000 blood donations were collected in Shanghai in 2017; about 362,600 people donated their blood for free in Shanghai in 2017, Xinmin Evening News reported Thursday.
Shanghai's aging population requires more green spaces, walking paths
In the early morning hours of Shanghai, it is common to see senior citizens doing exercises in parks downtown.
CES Asia 2018
Chinese information technology company iFLYTEK Co is on display at the 2018 Asian Consumer Electronics Show on Thursday.
Shanghai's first exhibition on local maritime architecture opens
On June 9, Shanghai Jinshan Museum held the opening ceremony of a three-month exhibition featuring the historical site of the city's first boat-shaped architecture and the cultural relics unearthed there.