Cultural products popularize tips on COVID-19 prevention
To help popularize preventive measures of the COVID-19 epidemic, a variety of cultural products including comics and TV series with various local features have been produced around the world.
Hard-working international students keep learning online despite time difference
International students studying at Chinese schools are showing their hard-working attitude and strong eagerness for pursing knowledge amid COVID-19 as some of them have to deal with time difference problems from taking online courses in their mother countries.
Chinese-Japanese-S.Korean relations evolve to meet the challenge of COVID-19
As politicians consider how international relations between China, Japan and South Korea will develop, young people from the three countries have been establishing closer relationships through various cultural exchanges.
S. Korean box office faces same dilemma as Chinese mainland film market due to threat of COVID-19
At a time when people in South Korea are still basking in the success of Parasite at the Oscars, COVID-19 has soundlessly begun to spread throughout the country, destroying people's good mood and casting a gloomy shadow over the South Korean movie market.
Indian businessman living in Xi'an puts faith in China during virus crisis
"After every darkness, there is a dawn."
Overseas presence of Chinese online literature growing
A report on the development of the Chinese online literature - in 2019 published on Tuesday noted that the overseas presence of Chinese online literature has been growing and more works are finding their way into the hands of foreign readers.
Chinese netizens celebrate love after South Korean drama 'Crash Landing On You' comes to an end
Chinese netizens began calling for the protagonists of South Korean TV drama Crash Landing On You to start a romantic relationship in real life after the drama came to an end on Sunday.
Belgian symphony orchestras play Wuhan gong to cheer on efforts to fight novel coronavirus epidemic
Chinese composer and conductor Tan Dun conducted the Belgian Antwerp Symphony Orchestra in a performance of his newest piece at Queen Elizabeth Hall in Belgium on Saturday to cheer on the people in Wuhan who are fighting against the novel coronavirus pneumonia and pay tribute to the people who have died due to the epidemic.
After Brexit, artist Cold War Steve fights on
Is the battle of Brexit all over? Not for British artist Cold War Steve who, armed with only a laptop, is continuing the fight through his satirical dystopian collages.
Face masks become luxury gift on Valentine's Day in China amid coronavirus crisis
Face masks have become one of the most popular gifts in China ahead of Valentine's Day, which falls on Friday this year due to the novel coronavirus crisis, lifting it to the level of a luxury item.
China helps students abroad mitigate epidemic-related obstacles
Chinese authorities have made efforts to help students studying abroad solve epidemic-related difficulties to minimize the negative impact on their study, an education official said Wednesday.
Two years on, journey of Florida shooting survivors captured on screen
Two years after a shooting rampage at a school in Parkland, Florida, "the rage, the frustration, the trauma" of the survivors is the focus of a new documentary called Us Kids that aims to put gun violence at the heart of this year's US presidential race.
Recovered Qing dynasty treasure shines at 20th anniversary of Macao's return
Nearly 160 years ago, British and French troops broke into Yuanmingyuan (the Old Summer Palace) and stole many valuable cultural relics, including 12 bronze zodiac head statues that were part of the palace's water clock fountain.
'Song of the Seven Sons – Macao' ignites Chinese netizens' memories on the 20th anniversary of Macao's return to China
The members of the choir who sang the "Song of the Seven Sons - Macao" to mark the Macao's return to China reunited to sing the song again at the Ruins of St. Paul's in Macao on Tuesday for the 20th anniversary of the event.
Chinese netizens condemn Tarantino's racist portrayal of late martial arts star Bruce Lee
According to a report from the Hollywood Reporter, US film director Quentin Tarantino will not be re-cutting his Once Upon a Time in Hollywood for the Chinese mainland. Originally set for release on Friday, the film was suspended indefinitely a week before its release by Chinese regulators.
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Bellocchio's 'The Traitor' to represent Italy at the Oscars
Marco Bellocchio's film The Traitor will represent Italy at the Academy Awards in Los Angeles this year, the Italian National Film Industry Association (ANICA) announced Tuesday.
Snapped up: Pre-wedding photo industry booms in China
A happy couple exchange a kiss for the camera, the bride in a white off-the-shoulder dress holding a delicate bouquet, the groom in matching white suit, standing together on a green lawn lined with pink blossoms.