HONG KONG -- Zhang Zhaohui used to grab breakfast from a street vendor on her way to work everyday. Now she orders it from across the country, via China's second-biggest e-commerce platform.
Sales surge at home and abroad as wary shoppers avoid brick-and-mortar retail

China's e-commerce market bounced back in the second quarter after the coronavirus disrupted operations earlier in the year. © AFP/Jiji
HONG KONG -- Zhang Zhaohui used to grab breakfast from a street vendor on her way to work everyday. Now she orders it from across the country, via China's second-biggest e-commerce platform.