Meet Xie Wenkai, a skateboarder from Shanghai.

Xie Wenkai recalls how he met his friends, Wang Yiqing and Hu Tianyou, who also shared his love for skateboarding.

Meet Hu Tianyou and Wang Yiqing, skateboarders from Shanghai.

Meet Wang Di, a skateboarder from Jinan, Shandong.

Find out how skateboarding has changed every facet of Xie Wenkai's life.

Skateboarder Xie Wenkai expresses his hopes for the future of skateboarding in Shanghai.

The story of the entire modern city of Shanghai began with the Bund.

The Astor House Hotel was the setting for the story of American journalist Helen Foster Snow.

Each one of us who comes to the Bund is adding his or her own piece to a beautiful puzzle.

Meet Icy Tan, a freelance artist. The theme of her work: life.

Artist Icy Tan draws her inspiration from the stories of her friends.

Find out why artist Icy Tan doesn't believe in simply living in her own world.

Hunan University's Formula SAE racing team is the first such university team in the country. It is a long process to build the race car for the competition and, the team's leader will tell you how it's done.

It takes a lot of effort to build a car, and although the team faces many hardships, they will overcome them in the end.

Having spent an entire year working on it, the team members treat the car as their baby.

A great deal of preparation goes into every car and although it might seem simply "cool" to the observer, it actually takes a ton of time and effort.

You You's parents never thought that their son would become so popular. Their only intention was to capture his memorable moments on camera.

With no prior experience, You You's parents follow their instincts and receive a great public response.

Like most parents, You You's parents just want to capture the memorable moments of their son's childhood with their camera.

Although many people aren't aware of it, China's deaf-mute community is actually quite large. To attend to their needs, a special workshop was established.

The workshop enables these members of the deaf-mute community to earn money through their work as well as expressing themselves through their crafts.

No longer outcasts, through the studio, they are able to adapt to the real world and become a part of society.

Imagine getting a haircut at a local Chinese hair salon in Hangzhou.

As each of the barbers has his or her own specialty, together they make a great team.