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Yi Xing

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Shanghai Shi
As seen in: China Daily Global, China Daily (English), Philippine Daily Inquirer, Dawn, China Daily Asia Weekly, China Daily (Hong Kong)
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Seven years of reporting news on Chinese government, business and culture. A versatile multimedia reporter, able to produce high-quality text, picture and video content. A cross-cultural communicator, curious about new trends across the globe and stay focused on local news.

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Dark days of 'comfort women' retraced Original

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By Yi Xing Verified, Wang Xu
| China Daily (Hong Kong) Verified
Chinese scholar spends nearly 30 years collecting evidence of Japanese sexual slavery system This portrait of Deng Yumin (1924-2014), a "comfort woman "from the Miao ethnic group in Hainan province, was displayed at an exhibition in Nanjing, Jiangsu province, in 2016.
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Street performers get more license to show off skills

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By Yi Xing Verified
| China Daily (Hong Kong) Verified
Chen Chaoyou, a handicraft artist, makes models in the square in front of Jing'an Park in Shanghai. He is one of the 300-strong licensed buskers in the city. (XING YI / CHINA DAILY) There is no shortage of daily concerts and shows in Shanghai, where hundreds of theaters, music halls, live houses and cultural centers are scattered across, with performances for a wide audience.
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New approach

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By Yi Xing Verified
| China Daily (Hong Kong) Verified
Refurbishing old buildings and connecting residents are key elements of urban renewal in Shanghai, Xing Yi reports. The century-old Yuyuan Road in Shanghai's Changning district is an example of an urban renewal project that manages to strike a balance between the introduction of new, modern businesses and the preservation of historical buildings. (GAO ERQIANG / CHINA DAILY) Aldo Cibic has lived in Shanghai for about three years, but many people in the city already know of him.
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