LONDON－Spring is normally a busy season for Cambridge University Botanic Garden but, as Britain enters its fourth week of enforced lockdown, visitors are absent and the lilacs and daffodils are flowering for no one.
Universities are on the front line in bolstering public health education and research as the novel coronavirus outbreak has been effectively controlled in China.
SAN FRANCISCO－New research from Stanford University has found that stress can hinder the ability to develop informed plans by preventing people from being able to make decisions based on memory.
BANGKOK－Coronavirus lockdowns are pushing more city dwellers to grow fruit and vegetables in their homes, providing a potentially lasting boost to urban farming, according to architects and food experts.
A part and parcel of the nation's intellectual history, the guqin, an ancient seven-stringed instrument, arguably, epitomizes China.
Most documentaries are filmed by seasoned professional cameramen or women. This one, however, is comprised of 112 short videos filmed in Wuhan by 77 members of the general public, and put together by a dozen university students charged with collecting and editing them.
Its sound seems to evoke the very essence of China. Its soothing notes seem to fade into the distance, beyond rivers and snow-capped mountains. But the ancient instruments, such as the guqin, or the seven-stringed Chinese zither, with more than three millennia of history, are finding a new lease of
The world continues at a critical stage in jointly endeavoring to control an unprecedented public health crisis, which motivates a group of young people to take their responsibility for achieving a better shared future for mankind.
An online cooking workshop Chinese Dining Hall, launched on April 9 by the China Culture Center in Cairo and China Radio International, has ignited people's interest and appetite for Chinese dishes.
The travel and tourism industry, one of the global growth engines, is bearing the brunt of the coronavirus pandemic's damage. To revive the industry, recovery of domestic travel businesses should be the first step, Jane Sun, Trip.com Group CEO shared with CGTN.
The forestry authorities of Southwest China's Xizang autonomous region said they have seen significant growth of the wildlife population due to their continuous protection efforts.
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