Zhejiang's provincial scholarship is a straightforward tuition award, full or partial, and it works the way most provincial schemes do: the province allocates a quota to each university and the university selects candidates internally. That means there is no provincial application portal, and it also means your chances depend on how the university chooses to use its quota.
What makes Zhejiang worth a separate page is the combination rather than the scheme itself. Hangzhou is the cheapest of the eastern cities we cover, so a tuition award here leaves more of the stipend or savings intact than the same award in Shanghai or Beijing. The city also has one of the country's strongest technology and internet industries, which is what makes it a reasonable choice for computer science, AI and business students who want an English-taught master's with a live industry link nearby.