Chinese artist, Yin Yue, originally sought solace in learning her craft, but as fans clamor to buy her work, she is finally able to express herself fully and face the future with confidence.
Over the past three months, people across China led isolated lives, confined in limited spaces at home and spending their time telecommuting, cooking, overindulging in cellphone usage and interacting with only family members.
A public servant at a remote mountain town may not be a well-known figure nationally, but he is the angel to some because his dedicated work has changed the lives of thousands of people.
From sweet and spicy chilli crabs to hearty laksa and Hainanese chicken rice, dishes from the well-known gastronomy capital of Singapore have been an increasingly common sight in Shanghai.
In Shanghai's notoriously cutthroat food and beverage scene, being able to sustain a business for just five years can be considered quite a feat.
Headlined by Chinese singers, songwriters and bands, including Faye Wong, Na Ying, Wang Feng and Pu Shu, an online music event, titled Believe in The Future, will be livestreamed on May 4.
Recently, an online exhibition, featuring the beauty of Dalian in Liaoning province, was launched by the China Tourism Office in Soul.
A 46-year-old hairdresser is enjoying the thrill of living different identities in his day-to-day life by being a marathon runner, fitness fanatic and volunteer.
Affectionally called "commander of the sheep herd" by locals, Zhu Jianyou is a 51-year-old farmer from Lucun in Yiyuan county, Shandong province.
The novel coronavirus outbreak at the start of 2020 brought in drastic changes in all walks of life. For brick-and-mortar bookstores, which were already gasping for life with the advent of e-commerce, the epidemic came like a sudden hard blow, pushing them to the edge of survival.
As a graphic designer, Liu Liangxian has always dreamed of visiting the Mogao Caves in Gansu province, where one of the world's greatest sites of Buddhist art has inspired generations of Chinese and foreign artists alike since ancient times.
Online platforms are fast becoming the go-to channel for multi-format retailers to expand and sustain their customer base, as the novel coronavirus outbreak has had a significant effect on traditional shopping patterns, experts said.
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