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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In the village of Chongshan generations of residents have made a living creating Buddhist and Taoist sculptures (Jade GAO) (Jade ...

A stock photo of a young man in China looking out the window, taken November 2025. Credit - yanguolin—Getty Images Tired from work and craving a sweet treat or a spa day? Young people in China have a ...