Wed,Sep 25,2013
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| On both sides of the alley in the urban village, there are shops, stands and groceries, selling vegetables, staples and poultry. Waste water is poured on the floor and trashes are piled. Messy living condition and high mobility of residents as well as security have been problems for a while. (Chinanews.com/ Jin Shuo) |
Beijing drifters, a term used to describe hundreds of thousands of young people who are drawn to live in the capital, a city they believe to have more economic and cultural opportunities.
Although they are always laughing at themselves as "drifters" as many don't have a fixed place to live in and often move around Beijing's suburbs where the rents are less expensive, they keep perusing their happiness and love in the city.
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Children living under fosterage in rural area 
Morsi supporters stage protest across Egypt
New takeoff and landing test of J-15 fighter held on Liaoning aircraft carrier
Students wade through water to school 
President of Royal Society Paul Nurse visits People’s Daily Online
Travel with photographer—Driving on Sichuan-Tibet Line
"Truth about Tweeting" discussed during Summer Davos 
Naked foreign student sits in the middle of a road in Haikou 
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