When a group of international visitors to China was invited to attend Hunan Satellite TV's Lunar New Year celebration on Jan 18, a few of them were perplexed. The venue was to be a village called Shibadong and for many the choice seemed strange at best.
If ever there were a place in China whose very existence seemed to be in question it was Shibadong village in mountainous Huayuan county of the Xiangxi Tujia-Miao autonomous prefecture in Hunan, much of its land inarable and its transport links poor.
Super Vocal, a male vocal ensemble who rose to fame with the Hunan Satellite TV Station's reality show of the same name in 2018, released a new single, To You, in dedication to the people on the front line fighting against COVID-19 as well as to comfort those who are suffering from the disease.
After the novel coronavirus outbreak, many scenic spots in China have decided to waive entrance fees for the country's medical workers in a gesture of gratitude for their efforts and sacrifices at the front line of the epidemic fight.
The China Cultural Center in Wellington cooperated with the government of Kucha in China's Xinjiang Uyghur autonomous region and launched two photo exhibitions about the historical heritage of Kucha city.
Convenience foods have become increasingly popular and seen a huge increase in sales as restaurants continue to be shuttered amid the coronavirus epidemic.
Since the COVID-19 outbreak in China, Mongolian leaders, representatives from various sectors, students and even children have been expressing solidarity with China in its battle against the novel coronavirus epidemic.
There is good news for move fans in Beijing -- cinemas and film studios are allowed resume operation under certain preconditions.
China's tourism industry is biding its time with multiple innovations and aid for a postponed high season.
LOS ANGELES－"I wanted to make sure the rest of the world saw a true representation of modern China and the people who live there," Jill Culton, writer and director of the highly successful US-China production Abominable, says in a recent interview.
A recent research study, published on Guangming Daily's website, estimates that the direct loss to the cultural industry during the novel coronavirus epidemic before June could reach more than 1,259 billion yuan ($180 billion).
Every day, my wife and I go to work while our son and daughter go to school－although we don't actually go anywhere.
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