A Spanish vlogger refuted false views on the coronavirus outbreak, denouncing malicious actions taken by internet users abroad and those who are profiting from stirring unnecessary fear among the public.
With a boundless variety of palatable dishes served on exquisite tableware, Japanese restaurants in Chinese cities are attracting an increasing number of consumers to experience the charm, taste and culture of Japanese cuisine.
Children who are members of the youth palace of Beijing's Dongcheng district managed to create dozens of paintings and posters to convey their attitude towards the fight against virus.
In a triumph for fine filmmaking no matter where it's made, Parasite has taken the global box office and critics by storm.
China's villages may, geographically, be on the outskirts of major population centers but culturally, they are taking center stage.
Auditoriums for cultural activities are bringing people together, Xu Xiaodan, Ma Zhenhuan and Qin Jirong report from Wenzhou, Zhejiang province.
Despite its negative impact on Spring Festival travel plans, tourism operators and travel agencies are using their resources to support the fight against the coronavirus outbreak, Yang Feiyue reports.
Zhejiang province native Zhao Puzhou recently bought a mask factory in Cambodia. When the factory with a planned daily production capacity of 100,000 masks goes into operation, the masks will quickly be sent to China at a cost of 0.3 yuan (4.3 US cents) each.
Singer-songwriter Han Hong takes action to help Wuhan, the city at the center of the coronavirus outbreak, Chen Nan reports.
Several new Schengen visa application rules came into force in all countries with embassies grant this type of visa on February 2. The new regulations include hiked visa fees and extended application submission periods.
Artists from the Shaanxi Performing Troupe put on a series of performances in Frankfurt, Mannheim, Karlsruhe and Bingen in Germany from Jan 22 to 27.
Chinese movie industry has witnessed more films being pulled from cinemas due to the threat of the coronavirus. All seven films scheduled for a Spring Festival release were canceled. Now several films scheduled for Valentine's Day have also announced cancellation.
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