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Twenty-eight-year-old Zhang Boya from Beijing said her first time shopping online was in 2009. She got married for just one year, and 80 percent of her furniture was bought online, especially lamps and lanterns.Things bought on the Internet don't need to be fast moving consumer goods, but can also be kept in the long term and show good taste. She thinks she will keep the desk and chair made in elm for the rest of her life. [Photo by Huang Qingjun/photoint.net] |
China Photographers Association member Huang Qingjun has for several years focused his lens on the trend of online shopping in China and how it's changed people's lives. The pictures below feature people from all over the country sharing their experiences with online shopping.
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