Central China's Hubei province, once hard hit by COVID-19, has resumed the operation of its 266 major Class-A tourist attractions, or 63.2 percent of the total, as the epidemic wanes, local authorities said Sunday.
An ancient town in Rongchang district of Chongqing municipality held a livestreaming event to promote local landscape as well as its time-honored pottery culture. Rongchang pottery-making craft was named as a national-level intangible cultural heritage in 2011.
The documentary Epicenter – 24 Hours in Wuhan, depicting the arduous battle against novel coronavirus in Central China's Hubei province, was translated into Kazakh language and aired on prime time TV on April 18.
On April 22, culture ministers from over 130 countries shared, through an online meeting organized by UNESCO, their remarks on the impact of the COVID-19 health emergency on the cultural sector.
A video featuring Giuseppe Verdi’s Triumphal March, performed by musicians from China Liaoning Opera House and Cairo Opera House, was released in China and Egypt at the same time on April 22.
There's a new cult game in esports, an arena that's been thriving, particularly... given the onset of a global pandemic and the even more pressing need for global gamers to stay home. But it isn't the shiniest new PC game that requires a bunch of complicated hardware－it's chess. And esports has prov
In normal times the rising sun's rays that bounce off skyscrapers in downtown Beijing are something that thousands of retirees can enjoy each morning as they stroll through the Temple of Heaven Park five kilometers away.
Major art fairs including the Frieze New York, Art Dubai, Art Central and Art Basel in Hong Kong have replicated the actions of hundreds of local and global galleries, museums and art institutions, all of whom have closed their doors to real-life visitors in the face of the global COVID-19 pandemic.
There's a distinct chill in the spring morning air, but it's going to take more than a bit of physical discomfort to keep Luan Yushuai from doing what he has to do. Despite his heavy workload as a parcels deliveryman in the Haidian district of Beijing, he's determined to squeeze in time for a short
Reading has regained its role as healthy lifestyle trend during the coronavirus epidemic, when people are barred from outside activities and left with the bulk of time at home, making this year's World Book and Copyright Day especially remarkable.
China's tourism sector is seeking long-term development to offset losses brought by the COVID-19 epidemic, with smarter infrastructure and live broadcast provided by many scenic spots.
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