Shanghai reopens kindergartens and nurseries
Nearly 2,000 kindergartens and nurseries in Shanghai reopened Tuesday. At the China Welfare Institute Nursery, where about 380 children aged from 2 to 6 have gone back to the campus, ...
Hans Christian Andersen Awards IBBY 50th Anniversary Exhibition kicks off in Shanghai to celebrate Children's Day
In order to let children spend an artistic children's day, the Hans Christian Andersen Awards IBBY 50th Anniversary Exhibition opened in Shanghai on June 1. The exhibition will last for ...
Children's Day in bookstore
Children read books with their families in Beijing's Wangfujing Bookstore on Monday, Children's Day.
Kids rejoice International Children's Day in Shanghai with fun rides
Children wallowed in a pop-up amusement park on the landmark Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street in Shanghai on Monday, the International Children's Day. The temporary recreational space is filled with several ...
Beijing primary school reopens on Children's Day
The first batch of students of Shijingshan Foreign Language Experimental Primary School in western Beijing returned to school on Monday, the Children's Day. As classes restart, students must adhere to ...
Stall owners in Beijing go back to business after authorities loosen controls
Many street peddlers in Beijing are back in business after a number of places have loosened their controls on the private stall economy. But to keep their business running, some ...
An Yi Night Market reopens, creating an 'international playground' in Shanghai
Located on West Nanjing Road, the “An Yi Night Market”, a time-limited pedestrian thoroughfare, has reopened to the public with a brand new look and feel.
The upgraded night market combines ...
Premier Li Keqiang's press conference broadcasts live in public spaces, including subway LED screens in Beijing
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang addresses a press conference on Thursday after the closing of the third session of the 13th National People's Congress at the Great Hall of the People ...
Babylonian style 'sky garden' blooming in Shanghai
The first phase of an ancient Babylonian style “sky garden,” designed by British architect Thomas Heatherwick, is nearing completion. Built along the Suzhou Creek of Shanghai, the garden is named ...
Shanghai's Yuyuan Garden attracts tourists with Chinese traditional performances
Yuyuan Garden in Shanghai, a classical Chinese garden, holds a variety of Chinese traditional performances to attract tourists and boost tourism post-COVID-19 epidemic.
Shanghai design festival aims at post-COVID-19 reflection
The annual Xintiandi Design Festival kicked off in Shanghai's landmark Xintiandi area, on Monday, with 25 pop-up stores and installations. The festival, which will continue until June 8, aims to ...
China's first-generation space tracking ship to open to public this summer
Yuanwang-1, China's domestically-built first-generation space tracking ship, is being repaired in Shanghai. Upon completion this summer the ship will be opened to the public at the Shanghai Jiangnan Shipyard, where ...
'Sinan Yé' summer carnival opens in Shanghai
The culture and lifestyle carnival known as 'Sinan Yé' kicked off in Shanghai on Friday. The summer event features markets, late night canteens, art galleries, music performances, and reading events. ...
China sees a marriage registration galore on 5/20
The Chinese pronunciation of May 20 is homophonic to the phrase “I love you,” and thus, it is endowed with a romantic significance. Many young couples rush for marriage registration ...
Science and technology hub ready for opening in Shanghai
At the very center of the Shanghai Lingang Free Trade Zone, a 4.5 square kilometers Science and Technology Industrial Park, comprising of more than 40 office buildings, has reached completion ...
Beijing adopts “wartime Covid19 control mode” ahead of Two Sessions
With the national Two Sessions drawing nearer, Beijing city adopted a “wartime Covid19 control mode” adopting stricter Covid19 prevention and control measures. Residential communities are closed off outsiders, and volunteers ...
US collector strives to save Chinese carvings
For the past 40 years, Mitch Dudek (58) has traveled across China and collected over 100,000 wooden and stone carvings dating back to the Ming and Qing dynasties, and the ...
Shanghai schools reopen to more students as COVID-19 wanes
After a long wait, fourth and fifth graders in Shanghai Changning Experimental Primary School finally returned to their campus on Monday, as the third batch of students resumed classes in ...