As Beijing lowered its COVID-19 emergency response level from second to third on July 20, tourist areas and entertainment venues are gradually resuming operation. /CFP
2020.07.22 13:35 GMT+8
Cultural areas reopen after Beijing lowers COVID-19 risk level
Updated 2020.07.22 13:35 GMT+8
CGTN
As Beijing lowered its COVID-19 emergency response level from second to third on July 20, tourist areas and entertainment venues are gradually resuming operation. /CFP
The Palace Museum, also known as the Forbidden City, finally reopened part of its indoor exhibition halls after being closed for more than 170 days on Tuesday. /CFP
The Palace Museum, also known as the Forbidden City, finally reopened part of its indoor exhibition halls after being closed for more than 170 days on Tuesday. /CFP
Shichahai, a hot scenic spot and popular summer escape with beautiful lakes in Beijing, saw visitors after reopening on Monday. /CFP
Shichahai, a hot scenic spot and popular summer escape with beautiful lakes in Beijing, saw visitors after reopening on Monday. /CFP
Other public places including museums, theaters, theme parks, among others, also made their returns under cautious virus prevention measures, such as limited capacity and reservation guidelines./ CFP
Other public places including museums, theaters, theme parks, among others, also made their returns under cautious virus prevention measures, such as limited capacity and reservation guidelines./ CFP
Movie theaters are also expected to gradually open doors after months of closure. /CFP
Movie theaters are also expected to gradually open doors after months of closure. /CFP
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