Small e-commerce business owners dream big
Updated: 2014-11-15 07:18
(chinadaily.com.cn)
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| The annual November 11 Single's Day, an online shopping spree in China, attracts an increasing number of people into the online sales business. Some traditional Chinese farming communities have also joined the fray by transforming into Taobao villages, where the villagers work as sellers on Alibaba’s online platform, Taobao.com. |
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| Small e-commerce business owners load their sold products onto a minivan for delivery late afternoon on Nov 6, 2014 in Qingyanliu village, Jinhua city, East China’s Zhejiang province. Late evening is the busiest time of the day for e-commerce business owners because they also have to send out products. Qingyanliu village, nicknamed as the No 1 Taobao village in China, is home to more than one thousand e-commerce business owners. [Photo/CFP] |
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