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Culture: May 21 is International Tea Day
The United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution on Thursday designating May 21 as International Tea Day. According to the resolution, tea production and processing is a primary occupation for millions of families in developing countries, as well as the main source of income for millions of poor families in a number of the world's least-developed countries. Tea production and processing contributes to the fight against hunger, the reduction of extreme poverty, the empowerment of women and the sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, it added. The resolution invites the international community to observe the day as appropriate through education and activities aimed at raising public awareness about the importance of tea for rural development and sustainable livelihoods. Visit our website to find out more.
Theater: Scissor Seven to debut on Netflix
The second season of the Chinese animated series Scissor Seven will make its debut on streaming giant Netflix as a Netflix Original on Jan 10. It will be dubbed in English, Spanish, French and Japanese for audiences in more than 190 countries and regions around the world. Scissor Seven follows Wu Liuqi as he tries to recover his lost memories after a major injury, and shows how he uses love to resolve hatred and prejudice while helping others and finding himself. The series scored 8.9 out of 10 on Chinese media review site Douban.
Travel: Hop-on, hop-off tour sets sail in Shanghai
Shanghai's first hop-on and hop-off cruise was launched on Saturday, allowing tourists to enjoy both the view along the Huangpu River and attractions on the riverbank. The liner stops at docks on Jinling Road in Huangpu district, Qinhuangdao Road in Hongkou district and the Oriental Pearl TV Tower in Pudong New Area. The whole trip lasts 100 minutes, including 70 minutes on board and 30 minutes of docking time. A hop-on, hop-off ticket without time limit costs 150 yuan ($21) per person and is valid for the day of purchase only.


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