Best wishes and greetings to the Chinese people have been flowing in around the advent of the Spring Festival on Saturday, along with calls for closer cooperation with the Asian country.
There were far fewer cars on the streets and bustling crowds were not seen in the shopping malls in Central China's Wuhan on Jan 24 - the Eve of the Chinese New Year.
Palace lanterns made in the Tuntou village of Gaocheng city served as tributes to the imperial palace during the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911).
After standing at the top of a ski slope for more than 10 minutes, Zhang Shan finally got the courage to glide down. It was her first time skiing.
Huangshan Mountain, a UNESCO world heritage site in eastern China's Anhui province, temporarily closed to tourists since 3:00 pm Saturday as a measure to control and prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, local authorities said in an announcement.
China is expected to see booming ice and snow tourism ahead of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, said a report released by the China Tourism Academy at a forum in Harbin, capital of Northeast China's Heilongjiang province, on Jan 5.
Sponsored by the Books and Periodicals Distribution Association of China, Bookdao New Publishing Institute and Time Publishing and Media, the 2020 China Bookstore Conference was held in Beijing on Jan 8 to explore how to better develop physical bookstores and acknowledge the contributions made by di
Weekly culture & leisure guide (New Year Special)
Love is in the air is an old saying from a bygone era. It's more probable for romance, in the helter-skelter of daily life, to be found online. To get that date with destiny, technology is helping to usher in a new romantic age.
At the age of 65, as a man who still performs his own dangerous stunts on the silver screen, action movie legend Jackie Chan is a rarity among actors of his generation.
In 1650, the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) ink-painting masterpiece, Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains (Fu Chun Shan Ju Tu), was divided into two sections to save it for posterity after it was partly damaged by fire.
When the clock struck midnight on Jan 17, all the upcoming films striving to make a splash during the Spring Festival holiday－the most lucrative box-office season in the world's second-largest movie market－simultaneously launched presale tickets online.
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