We have all seen how quickly plans, no matter how detailed, no matter how seemingly definite, can change.
Ancient artifacts rarely stand the test of time. Over the centuries, many have been reduced to fragments.
These are changing and challenging times for people. Plans have to be rearranged, new schedules fixed. For those in the entertainment sector, concerts and shows have been put back, penciled in for another date.
Students, far from home, face dilemmas every day. Coursework and how to stretch limited budgets, naturally, play a central role in daily concerns.
The Great Wall of Badaling, the most visited section of the iconic Great Wall of China, will now release a blacklist of rowdy visitors regularly. The decision comes after a video showing a visitor damaging the wall sparked massive uproar on the Chinese social media.
Since the beginning of February, Singapore has issued a government directive to stop all extracurricular remedial activities for primary and secondary school students, according to the spread of the epidemic. As a result, training and teaching courses at the China Cultural Center in Singapore have b
To help South Korea's tourism enterprises amid the COVID-19 emergency, the Culture and Tourism Bureau in Qingdao, East China's Shandong province and several provincial travel agencies donated over 15,000 facial masks to South Korea.
Bike riding, bird watching, or simply enjoying the natural scenery against the blue sky. A wild duck lake wetland in suburban Beijing has attracted urbanites during the traditional Qingming festival.
The World Health Organization (WHO) on Monday announced here that, in collaboration with international advocacy organization Global Citizen and pop music superstar Lady Gaga, a special multi-hour globally televised and streamed show will be staged on April 18 in support of all health workers fightin
Painted sculpture art is a traditional art form in Dunhuang and the craftsmanship has been inscribed in the provincial cultural heritage list of Gansu. Du Yongwei, 60, has been working in the field for over 40 years. He has started training class for youngsters to learn the art.
The live broadcast of a two-hour guided tour of China's 600-year-old former imperial palace, the Forbidden City, racked up millions of views on Monday amid the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) epidemic.
The University of Science and Technology Beijing has initiated a series of effective measures to keep its students at work and ensure a positive mental attitude during the COVID-19 outbreak.
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