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Artist adopts a traditional style to portray society and some touching moments in a modern setting.

The most-traded SHFE lead contract closed at 15,695 yuan/mt at the end of April, down 45 yuan/mt or 0.29% from the beginning of April.

First, the pandemic meant staying in China for vacations. Now, it means staying in the same city.

Summer is just around the corner. Is your beach body ready? Following our CNY and Qingming Festival Intensive Camps, Trainyard is once again organising holiday programmes to help you reach your fitness goals. These camps have been so popular that we’re organising some new camps, throughout the holiday. Be sure to book your spot early as space is limited! https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/9pu2xkr5AsSXrTIyTzECaQ

/PRNewswire/ -- A news report from China.org.cn on Labor Day: Celebrated in many countries, International Workers Day, also known as Labor Day, commemorates...

As multiple Chinese localities rolled out travel guidance for the upcoming five-day May Day holidays, asking residents not to stay put and requiring nucleic acid test results, analysts said that the tourism sector is facing another test, with hopes of recovery dashed by the latest round of COVID-19 outbreaks.

Peter Mattox had some worries about Chinese state control over NMSU’s Confucius Institute. So he designed an experiment. Here's what happened.

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Bookings for rural homestays in multiple districts in Beijing have surged for the approaching five-day May Day holidays as local residents are encouraged to stay within the city amid the resurgence of COVID-19 throughout China.

China’s finance regulators should ease up on their efforts to rein in developers’ debt to help them ride out the latest Covid wave, a former central bank official said.