Blog Category - Books
Perhaps no activity has encapsulated China’s rags-to-riches rise over the past three decades better than golf. Like many foreign ideas, goods, and...
“One February morning, I woke up to something alarming that had happened overnight – the whites of my eyes had grown larger than my irises, tiny...
Nadia Ho is a novelist from Taipei. We sat down with her to discuss some of her favorite books and authors.
Seems like people in the public relations industry in Beijing need other outlets to express themselves. Will Moss and David Wolf were both popular...
Beijing's cultural offerings just improved a bit, both for museums and bookstores.
To allow more people to see the "10 Masterpieces" on display at...
Jonathan Fenby is no one-trick pony. Formerly the editor of the South China Morning Post and senior correspondent for The Economist in Europe, he...
![Community Matters: Book Talk With Scott Kronick "The Lighter Side Of China"](https://www.thebeijinger.com/sites/default/files/styles/blog_list_image/public/thebeijinger/blog-images/308177/16690827voices01.jpg "Community Matters: Book Talk With Scott Kronick "The Lighter Side Of China"")
It’s hard to imagine a time when buying a boat would have been illegal, but in 1846, that was the case. China, believing that the ships it built...
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