China’s frozen north is experiencing a welcome boom in domestic winter tourism, which is bringing much needed income to boost economic recovery after the coronavirus pandemic.

Chinese romantic drama, “Somewhere Winter” is set to release in North America next month following a deal between China Lion Film Distribution and Tencent Pictures. China Lion will release the ...

In north China's Inner Mongolia, record-low temperatures and heavy snow have left two people dead and affected 770,000 others, said Xinhua. More than 260,000 people were in need of emergency aid.

HARBIN, China, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Winter tourism in China has rebounded sharply in a welcome boon to economically weak regions in the north struggling to recover from years of pandemic gloom, and ...

The first snowfall of winter arrived in Beijing early Monday, ... Snowfall shrouds north China in prelude to even colder weather. By Reuters. December 11, 2023 8:40 AM UTC Updated December 11, 2023 ...

According to the traditional Chinese calendar, winter officially began on Nov. 7 this year. For residents of the country’s vast and frigid north, the day has long meant one thing: It’s time to stock ...

Kids from all over China now have a chance to pursue winter sports, thanks to indoor ski slopes, skating rinks, snow simulators and other attractions that are popping up, even in some of the ...

Jian, China, border with North Korea Two Chinese men sit across from the barren North Korean mountains on the bank of the Yalu River in Jian on May 28. Jing Feng for Foreign Policy China ...

Ski resorts in North America and Europe need around a hundred open days a winter to be financially viable, she said. China's jampacked runs -- the source of much grumbling on social media -- could ...

China had previously sought the Winter Olympics, proposing to hold the 2010 Games in Harbin, the former Russian outpost that is the capital of the northeast province of Heilongjiang.