The tea harvest season has arrived around the Spring Equinox. In Xiangxi Tu and Miao autonomous prefecture of Central China's Hunan province, tea growers pick fresh tea leaves from the garden.
As the novel coronavirus outbreak in China becomes more subdued, the country is trying to get tourism back on its feet, with more scenic attractions and museums reopening and travel restrictions being loosened.
Gao Ling bought an oven two years ago but only put it to use during Spring Festival in late January. Since then she has been baking bread nearly every day, with her 17-year-old son as the first taster.
The traditional Chinese lunar calendar divides a year into 24 solar terms. The Spring Equinox (Chinese: 春分), as the fourth term of the year starts on March 21 and ends on April 4 this year.
Museums in Shanghai have been reopening as the number of new COVID-19 cases continues to dwindle. Among the cultural institutions that reopened on March 13 were Shanghai Museum, Shanghai History Museum, Shanghai Natural History Museum, China Art Museum Shanghai and the World Expo Museum.
The St. Patrick's Day parade and Irish Music Festival kicked off in Wellington, New Zealand, on Saturday, attracting 300 participants with a lively cross-cultural art performance.
On March 16, Wuhan University invited people to enjoy cherry blossoms online.
Before Spring Festival, the outbreak of COVID-19 forced thousands of museums to close their doors.
YINCHUAN－Wang Yifei has put on weight after isolating himself at home for over a month during the COVID-19 epidemic. Repeatedly watching videos of the late Kobe Bryant didn't relieve, but intensified, his urge to return to the basketball court.
On March 13, the Cruise Line International Association (CLIA) announced that cruise ship operations from and to US ports will be temporarily suspended for 30 days as a result of continued spread of the novel coronavirus.
Italy keeps its spirit high amid pandemic through art and music.
On that date Xiaomi launched its spring campus recruitment via Rain Classroom, an interactive mini-program on WeChat, and video-sharing platform Kuaishou.
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