WENZHOU, China — At a factory in Zhejiang province on China’s eastern coast, two mounds of discarded cotton clothing and bed linens, loosely separated into dark and light colors, pile up on a ...

“New Chinese style” merges all manner of contemporary design with traditional Chinese aesthetics, applied to everything from clothing to furniture. Here’s why it’s become popular.

"Traditional Chinese clothing culture is essential for students to refine their aesthetic sensibilities and spark fresh design concepts, enabling them to integrate this knowledge into practical ...

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The approval of Algeness® VL in China signals a pivotal step for Advanced Aesthetic Technologies, further expanding its reach in the growing global market for aesthetic solutions.

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“New Chinese style” merges all manner of contemporary design with traditional Chinese aesthetics, applied to everything from clothing to furniture. Here’s why it’s become popular.

WENZHOU, China (AP) — At a factory in Zhejiang province on China’s eastern coast, two mounds of discarded cotton clothing and bed linens, loosely separated into dark and light colors, pile up ...