Thousands of spectators danced and sang along to the music as a China-inspired samba show took center stage during the second and final night of Carnival celebrations in the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo.
On Feb 19, Zhang Heqing, cultural counselor of the Chinese embassy in Pakistan, visited Muhammad Khalily, vice president of the International Islamic University in Islamabad.
Han Fenglian, who lives in Daquan village of Horseshoe township of Sunan county, told journalists that in the past winters, people just hang around or spent time in the sun.
XI'AN－Li Bin, an avid visitor of museums from the northwestern Chinese city of Xi'an, has never had a better view of the upholstery of a chair in Beijing's Palace Museum.
ANTWERP, Belgium－The premiere of renowned Chinese musician Tan Dun's new composition, Sound Pagoda－The 12 Sounds of Wuhan, was performed by the Antwerp Symphony Orchestra in the city's Queen Elizabeth Hall on Feb 15.
Inevitably, the novel coronavirus outbreak has had a massive impact on China's performing arts market.
Youku, the video-streaming platform affiliated to China’s e-commerce giant Alibaba, has recently signed a deal to expand its licensed BBC content to 430 hours, seeking to top all Chinese online platforms in terms of British shows.
Cast members of film "Minamata" attend a photocall during the 70th Berlin International Film Festival in Berlin, capital of Germany, Feb. 21, 2020.
The combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine in treating COVID-19 is proved effective, said Yu Yanhong, an official with the National Health Commission, at a video press conference Thursday.
The new coronavirus has shone a harsh spotlight on the trade in wildlife, an industry some conservation activists reckon needs to be killed rather than tamed.
According to China Tourism Academy, due to the impact of the pneumonia, it’s estimated that in the first quarter of 2020 and throughout 2020, the domestic visits will decrease by 56 and 15.5 percent respectively, and the tourism income of 2020 will drop 1,180 billion yuan ($167.72 billion).
The ongoing coronavirus pneumonia outbreak will cause great economic loss to the nation's tourism industry although senior experts of the sector remain positive to its future prospect.
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