BEIJING-The Beijing Disabled Persons' Federation is offering more support through the citizen hotline to the physically disadvantaged residents who encountered unexpected problems amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The natural death of 98-year-old Rao Pingru in Shanghai on April 4 created much chatter on Chinese social media, with thousands of people sharing the news on Wechat and Weibo.
To increase public awareness on COVID-19 prevention and public hygiene, the China Culture Center in Cairo organized an online contest from March 26 to April 23.
Southwest China's Guizhou province has developed online platforms to support the resumption of the tourist sector while ensuring the safety of visitors, according to the China Travelers' Forum held Wednesday in the provincial capital city of Guiyang.
China Tourism Office in Singapore launched "Visiting China Online" on the official Facebook, WeChat public accounts and official website, and promoted China's tourism and cultural resources on the internet.
Beijing will open an international floral show end of this month at the venue of the International Horticultural Exhibition 2019 Beijing (Beijing Expo 2019).
An exhibition featuring the Three Kingdoms (220-280) will be presented live online starting Wednesday, according to the organizers.
Born in Chengdu, Sichuan province, Yi Shiqi has accumulated nearly 10 million followers on video-sharing platform Douyin, also known as Tik Tok. Every two days, she updates her feed with a short clip illustrating the funny, sitcom-like relationship she has with her boyfriend.
In light of recent developments related to the COVID-19 pandemic, UNESCO has decided the 44th session of the World Heritage Committee, initially scheduled for June 29 through July 9, will be postponed to a later date. The announcement was made on April 15.
The National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA) on Saturday will stage an online concert for its housebound audiences due to the epidemic, the second of the NCPA's serial concerts Spring Online.
A total of 12 tourist attractions in Beijing's Yanqing district have begun to share their blacklists of "uncivilized visitors" from Monday to raise public awareness of the protection of cultural sites.
A part and parcel of the nation's intellectual history, the guqin, an ancient seven-stringed instrument, arguably, epitomizes China.