The 16th China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair opens online Monday. Affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, the expo is entirely based on a virtual exhibition platform for the first time in history.
To mark the 50th anniversary of the death of oil driller Wang Jinxi (1923-1970) who has long been hailed as "iron man" for his dedication to the development of China's oil production, a 2.7-meter-high statue of Wang was set up in China University of Petroleum, Beijing on Nov 15.
A father on his mobile phone and his son playing with a toy car wait at a bus stop displaying an advertisement on how best to teach children mathematics in Beijing on Sunday.
Earlier this month, the State Council, China's Cabinet, released the sixth list for the national directory of precious ancient books.
With a hoarse voice yet shining smile, Gan Youqin chatted with her followers and promoted sales of citrus fruits of her hometown in her nightly livestreaming session.
When night falls, Ling Yu turns on his computer, checks the microphone, then starts to share his latest stories with his online listeners.
This year has witnessed an alarming spike in hate incidents against Asians around the world. The surge of openly racist and xenophobic attacks has only exacerbated the dark reality of a cruel pandemic overshadowing the globe.
Turkey's tourism sector has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, and those whose livelihoods depend on visitors are hoping for a better season in 2021.
Culture proves a winner for attractions in Shandong province, Yang Feiyue reports.
A new book by two veteran journalists argues the West has grown complacent.
The 8th Festival of German Cinema in China, organized by German Films and co-organized by the Goethe Institute in Beijing and Broadway Cinematheque, opened in Beijing on Nov 13.
Seemingly still struggling to end the post-National Day lackluster run, the domestic movie market is gearing up for 44 new releases in Nov, with some expecting to warm up the market.