The past may be another country and for many people the future may be a new one. To live in another country is to embrace challenge. A new culture, new language, new climate and food, all take adjusting to. All can be challenging, all can be enriching. The reasons why many people choose to live outs
The second season of an online reality show featuring members of the Chinese pop music group Rocket Girls 101 was aired on Tecent's video platform starting March 15.
Tourist attractions in China's Fujian and Sichuan provinces reopened with strengthened travel measures due to the COVID-19 epidemic.
The ongoing novel coronavirus outbreak might have compelled most people to stay home to reduce their chances of getting infected, but the scene outside the Ningbo Tangtuan store in Shanghai paints a different picture.
The provisional figure for visitor arrivals to Hong Kong in February was 199,000, down more than 96 percent from the same time last year, the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) said on Monday as it announced a trade support plan to reinvigorate tourism.
Wang Yifei has put on weight recently after isolating at home for over one month during the COVID-19 epidemic. Repeatedly watching videos of Kobe Bryant didn't relieve but intensified his urge to return to basketball playground.
Xu was one of about 1.34 million participants who tuned in to a recent online music festival that catered to a vast number of stay-at-home fans amid the coronavirus outbreak.
The 24-year Newtown Festival was held in Wellington, New Zealand on March 8. Jacinda Ardern, the prime minister of New Zealand, showed up at the market in the morning to interact with the public.
Many travel guides describe China's spring as a picturesque and pleasant season when much of the countryside is carpeted in yellow rape flowers.
Aerial photo taken on March 16, 2020 shows tea workers picking tea leaves at a tea garden in Dawu County, central China's Hubei Province.
As the novel coronavirus is sweeping around the world, the Chinese consulate-general in Houston designed four posters to encourage people to fight against the epidemic together.
Zhou Chenglong has been a disc jockey (DJ) for more than a decade, but blasting beats at the bar where he works has been restricted lately.
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