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As logistics companies have returned to work and the demand for flowers has increased because of a string of upcoming holidays, this May looks set to be a bumper month for the flower industry.
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A hotelier told China.org.cn about how she struggles through the COVID-19 epidemic while living on Xiamen's world-famous Gulangyu Island. She later joined an alliance to offer benefits to medical workers.
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Organizers revealed to China.org.cn that China's biggest virtual benefit concert garnered 270 million views during live broadcasts on two nights.
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A Chinese-Canadian filmmaker told China.org.cn that he is glad he chose to stay in China during the COVID-19 epidemic, while blasting racism against Chinese on the Western social media.
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Qi Haowen is one of 8,000 Chinese students currently stranded in St. Petersburg, Russia. After struggling to get hold of protective equipment from her homeland, she finally felt relieved.
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With nations worldwide now in the thick of lockdown measures amid the COVID-19 pandemic, one British citizen with relatives in China, Naomi Birbeck, relates her experiences adapting to life under quarantine.
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Andreas Keller, a 45-year-old Life Science Service Manager in Switzerland, hopes that people can learn to care more about others during the COVID-19 epidemic.
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A clothing business owner in Italy faces the most difficult time of her business in a decade.
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When the last patient left the isolation ward, the time came for Guo Xiaoran, a nurse from Beijing Hospital, to leave Wuhan, where she had worked around the clock for two months.
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The widely popular restaurant chains Haidilao and Xibei, who found themselves in controversy after hiking prices amid the COVID-19 pandemic, have apologized and restored their original prices.
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The popular hotpot chain Haidilao has reopened its doors, but customers have been surprised by the rise in prices. The company now finds itself the subject of a debate about whether price hikes are the best way to break out of the survival crisis triggered by the COVID-19 epidemic.
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As China has suppressed transmission of COVID-19 to a very low level, students in primary school all the way up to college in more than 20 provinces and cities have gradually returned to campus or scheduled to do so soon, amid adoption of strict anti-epidemic measures.
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Laura Zheng, a copy editor at China.org.cn, describes life under lockdown in New Zealand amid the COVID-19 outbreak after returning for what was originally meant to be a three-week holiday.
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Ladan, a Chinese national working in Iran, recounted her experiences in Tehran amid the COVID-19 pandemic and her journey back to China by chartered flight.
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