Ivy Gakuru's captivating stage presence and sophisticated elegance were on display on Thursday afternoon when she joined her peers to perform a Chinese classical dance at the United States International University's (USIU-Africa) auditorium in Kenya.
The following are the highlights of China's key culture news from the past week:
Shanti Itze, a 7-year-old Mexican girl, makes a drawing in support of China's fight against the novel coronavirus in Mexico City, Mexico, Feb. 10, 2020.
2020 is the Year of the Rat, or mouse, in China. Mice have been a fixture of life since ancient times, and its figure and image can be found everywhere in human cultural products. However, in Chinese culture, the mouse carries negative connotations for many.
The government has called on people throughout the country to reduce their outdoor activities and avoid cross infection for better prevention and control of the coronavirus outbreak.
More than just a place to shop for daily necessities, the recently renovated Shuangta Market in Suzhu has introduced new inclusive elements and is set to become a thriving hub.
Venture down the digital rabbit hole with the Japanese art collective's SuperNature exhibition in Macao.
Had it not been for the coronavirus outbreak, Modern Sky, one of China's largest indie record companies, would have released its lineup schedule for the annual outdoor Strawberry Music Festival.
The coronavirus outbreak has closed the doors of many performance venues, but despite it all, the country's artists refuse to go unseen and unheard.
Lu Yong, a staff member at the Wuhan Hankou Hospital has captured the intensity, relief, laughter and pain endured by her colleagues and their patients on the front line of the battle against COVID-19 in Wuhan.
St George’s Hospital in Southwest London, the largest hospital in Europe, held a Chinese New Year celebration on Feb 7, marking the first time for a UK hospital to celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year.
The scenic spot was closed to the public due to the virus, but work there did not stop. A few employees who stayed on the island are broadening roads, pruning plants and maintaining the underwater landscape. Its management is also upgrading the ticketing system on the official website.
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