After an unprecedented two-month shutdown of the world's second largest film market, China’s cinemas will bring back popular movies to tempt back audiences.
The tea harvest season has arrived around the Spring Equinox. In Xiangxi Tu and Miao autonomous prefecture of Central China's Hunan province, tea growers pick fresh tea leaves from the garden.
A month or two ago I could feel the pain and concern every time I got a call from home. Seeing the news about the novel coronavirus outbreak in China, my parents, wife and kid and scores of well-wishers worried for my safety.
Dressed head to toe in protective clothing, Shi Xuebin climbs aboard his vehicle to transport his special passengers－patients confirmed or suspected to have been infected with COVID-19.
As the novel coronavirus outbreak in China becomes more subdued, the country is trying to get tourism back on its feet, with more scenic attractions and museums reopening and travel restrictions being loosened.
Gao Ling bought an oven two years ago but only put it to use during Spring Festival in late January. Since then she has been baking bread nearly every day, with her 17-year-old son as the first taster.
The Spanish Ministry of Culture and Sport on Wednesday announced an initiative to help Spaniards who are becoming bored after four days of lockdown as a result of the coronavirus.
The tourist city of Dunhuang, Northwest China's Gansu province, has reopened its major tourist attractions, according to local authorities.
Creative Artists Agency (CAA), the top talent agency in the world, is exploring a palace coup that could be a game changer for the entertainment industry, business insiders said.
The 2020 Festival de Cannes cannot be held on the scheduled dates from May 12 to 23 and several options are considered in order to preserve its running, its board said on Thursday evening.
Chinese people often share dishes to express intimacy and diners use their own chopsticks to serve themselves food from the shared dishes, a tradition now being challenged by the outbreak of the novel coronavirus.
Offensive remarks made by Chinese-American violinist Yi-Wen Jiang, a former member of the Shanghai Quartet, on social media were widely condemned.
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