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Mountains behind, waves ahead - Chinadaily.com.cn (opens the original)
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At 5 am, the first orange-red glow spread across the sea off Bali, Indonesia, as 12-year-old Xu Yuehan walked toward the waves with a surfboard under her arm. Xu comes from Anning, Yunnan province, an inland city surrounded by mountains and nearly 1,000 kilometers from the sea. In Bali, however, where she was attending a surfing training camp, her days revolved around the water. She got up before dawn to catch the early waves and surfed until about 9 am. After breakfast, she returned to the wate
Mountains behind, waves ahead - Chinadaily.com.cn (opens the original)
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At 5 am, the first orange-red glow spread across the sea off Bali, Indonesia, as 12-year-old Xu Yuehan walked toward the waves with a surfboard under her arm. Xu comes from Anning, Yunnan province, an inland city surrounded by mountains and nearly 1,000 kilometers from the sea. In Bali, however, where she was attending a surfing training camp, her days revolved around the water. She got up before dawn to catch the early waves and surfed until about 9 am. After breakfast, she returned to the wate
Engineer finds art in the air - Chinadaily.com.cn (opens the original)
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Xu Dengyong, 37, first noticed balloon art on an online variety show in 2013. One of the guests appeared in an outfit made entirely of woven balloons. At the time, Xu was working as an engineer at an electronics factory in Guangdong province, living a stable life. He never imagined that balloons — which he then saw as little more than "children's toys" — would one day become the foundation of a business earning him more than 1 million yuan ($147,000) a year. Originally from Nanzhang county, Hube
Engineer finds art in the air - Chinadaily.com.cn (opens the original)
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Xu Dengyong, 37, first noticed balloon art on an online variety show in 2013. One of the guests appeared in an outfit made entirely of woven balloons. At the time, Xu was working as an engineer at an electronics factory in Guangdong province, living a stable life. He never imagined that balloons — which he then saw as little more than "children's toys" — would one day become the foundation of a business earning him more than 1 million yuan ($147,000) a year. Originally from Nanzhang county, Hube
English opens a wider world - Chinadaily.com.cn (opens the original)
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As you walk through the narrow lanes of Yantan Small Commodities Wholesale Market in Lanzhou, Gansu province, you pass stacks of plastic basins, stainless steel buckets and cooking pots. The air is heavy with the smell of rubber and dust. Inside one of the market's small shops, Wang Cheng, wearing a plaid shirt with faded cuffs, is busy rearranging the merchandise. Then he picks up a stockpot, turns toward his phone and begins speaking in fluent English with a striking American accent. "Welcome
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