On February 20, Wu Xiao-bin, a student of Zhejiang University of Media and Communications, brought five thousand kilograms own plant mandarin orange from the house to the campus.  He decided to sell them for this year’s tuition and living expenses.

On that day, Wu Xiao-bin from Zhejiang University of Media and Communications sold all ten thousand catty mandarin oranges.  He felt safe to complete his studies this year.  Wu came from Quzhou, Zhejiang.  This year his hometown had over-production of Mandarin Orange and could not be sold out.  The market for the mandarins was bad and the class was going to commerce soon.  His father gave him the best quality of Mandarin as his tuition fee and living expenses.  With the help of Hangzhou media, Hangzhou people set off a craze to buy his “charity orange”.

Students of Zhejiang University of Media and Communications helped Wu Xiao-bin to sell mandarin orange.

Student of Zhejiang University of Media and Communication Wu Xiao-bin was counting cash.

One citizen bought mandarins from Wu Xiao-bin (right) and asked him to study hard.

A citizen push his tricycle to buy Charity Mandarins.

Source: enorth.com.cn

The picture above was taken at Kuiyuan Restaurant, Hefang Street, Hangzhou.

It means, “Dear customer, please do not vomit into the urinal.  (Please do it at the toilet bowl)  Thank you for your cooperation!”

Source: u148

On Nov 7, nine monster models made of abandoned spare parts appeared on Hangzhou streets.  The artist spent one and a half year to assemble the ‘steel monsters’.  Two of the earliest creations were sold at RMB 40,000.

On the same day, it was the opening of the West Lake creative market at Longyou Road.  There were many creative items, such as t-shirts, postcards, paintings, leather decoration, dolls, stickers, etc.

Source: 6park