Yi Su, director of the archives management office of the region's archives bureau, said it took five years for more than 20 experts from across the country and staff of the bureau to complete the 12-volume project.
Yet the bookstore has become a cultural drinking hole, and villagers are the ones who draw most readily from it, Wang says. It regularly holds activities such as "poetry parties", art exhibitions and lectures addressed by writers. For locals whose daily routine consists of farming and raising silkworms, these activities offer them something "fresh with an urban taste", Wang says.
Yu often cooks Chinese food for the workers, and would give out red envelopes with cash bonus sealed inside on traditional Chinese holidays. "We are a family, we work together to clean this water system, to create jobs, and to contribute to our community," Yu said, adding that fish is a low-end product and fish processing yields low profit. "We need to be deeply rooted in the neighborhoods and earn the respect of local residents before we can keep the business moving."
Yet this risks grinding the incredible pace of enterprise tech innovation over the last decade to a halt, as important projects get tied up in corporate politics or released in service of a corporate agenda. Large companies are notorious for missing key shifts in technology trends while focused on their existing businesses, and startups have been filling that gap on a reliable basis for more than a decade.
Yongle Palace, built in Yuan Dynasty, is located in Ruicheng county of Yuncheng, a city in North China's Shanxi province. The total area of murals preserved there is more than 1,005 square meters.
Yu, the grandmother, wanted to find the identity of the hero and asked a local broadcasting station for help the next day.
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Yu was the first corruption suspect to be detained by the Shangcheng supervision commission since a pilot program was launched in 2016.
Yu Xiaolan from the Nanjing School for the Deaf has become an online celebrity after people saw her innovative approach to commenting on her students' homework through cartoons, four-word idioms and ancient poetry.
You said the epidemic could strike a more direct blow to the jobs of migrant workers. There were 290 million migrant workers in China at the end of last year, with 75 million working outside their home provinces.
Yu's business took off quickly and has seen steady growth over the decades. "I made less than 5,000 yuan in 2000, but last year I earned over 100,000 yuan," she said.