Blog Category - Beijing People
POPPING is the newest kid on the block when it comes to antiques and vintage, but the little two storey shop near Dashilar goes well beyond that.
Michael Bock has brought his baking expertise to Beijing for 12 years, serving all kinds of German baked breads and sweets to the capital.
As the chill of winter blankets Beijing, many locals are switching to hibernation mode, making it the perfect time for some warming comfort food.
After a three year hiatus, the one and only original marathon on the Great Wall is back for the 2024 running season.
Marsmart is a store catering to pets of all sizes nestled in THE BOX Youth Energy Center.
If you were to ask any newcomer in China what their biggest challenge is, they'd likely point to the language barrier.
When Nay kick-started BLK GEN back in 2017, he had a crystal-clear purpose in mind.
Chateau Canine was born out of a need for better pet food for the capital's canines and cats.
Learn about a fixture of the Jiuxianqiao area at this special event.
Best of Beijing in Photos showcases readers' photos from across Beijing, in hopes of showing the capital as it's seen through different eyes.
Come to the Opposite House tomorrow night for networking and engagement with women-led companies and startups.
These spaces might not look much on the outside, but inside there's room for a lot of contemplation of what's on display.
Meet David Dou, a Beijing dweller for over 26 years who flawlessly mimics the local accent.
It's not an exaggeration to say that the author Lao She means as much to Beijing as James Joyce does to Dubliners.
With a heavy heart, we bid farewell to Torben Vester, a cherished Danish Beijinger and co-owner of Bleu Marine, who departed this world at 67.
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