“When spring comes after COVID-19 ends, we will grow taller, and our hearts will be full of flowers. Let’s follow the prevention rules and protect ourselves from the epidemic, so that we can meet each other with a healthy body,” a South Korean child said in front of the camera, at the opening ceremony of the ninth China-Japan-Korea Children’s Painting Exhibition on August 28.

A Shanghai auntie has devised a mosquito hunter’s “bible” after her research on mosquitoes’ daily timetable. As a Chinese saying goes,“You must know both your opponent and yourself.”

As the Mid-autumn Festival is approaching, people are queuing up in front of Sunya Cantonese Restaurant on Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street to buy the must-eat mooncakes.

Just before the ninth National Low-carbon Day, which falls on August 25 this year, Hello-bike released an annual sustainability report, stating that a total of 667,000 tons of carbon emissions had been reduced by its users by the end of 2020.

On Shanghai’s Julu Rd, attractions include not only old Western houses and unique stores but also the public chairs which provide tourists and passers-by with a place to have a rest. As of early August, there are already 107 public chairs in Jing’an Temple Sub-district.