China‘s stressed-out urban young professionals head to night schools to unwind and learn new skills
Every Tuesday evening for three months, Su Poman went home on the subway with a pleasant buzz. It’s not the remnant of a wild night partying, but the result of a captivating wine-tasting night class that offered the 29-year-old a temporary escape from work.
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Yang Tingting is a Chinese editor at The World of Chinese. Interested in telling Chinese stories, she writes mainly about culture, language, and society.
