Blog Category - Chinese Culture
Who doesn't enjoy a workout that doesn't feel like a workout?
Here's a few spots to watch the moon rise over Mid-Autumn Festival.
Today is the start of Mid-Autumn festival. But what's it all about?
Beijing's most famous attractions didn't open their doors to the public until the 20th century (or even later).
Looking for something fun and unique to do this Moon Festival? Then why not join Beijing Postcards on their Hutong Scavenger Hunt.
Should Chinese address themselves in public with an English name?
With four years of Mandarin Monday in our archives, there's a lot of cramming to be done.
Potstickers are an all time favorite of mine, and these are some of my favorite spots to eat them in Beijing.
These historical footnotes can be found all over the hutongs.
There are countless local dialects used in China, and they all influence one another.
In the middle of the seventh month, the gate to the other world will be open.
It's Ghost Month! In honor of this somber time, Bizarre Beijing will bring you a classic Chinese ghost story once a week.
From Harry Potter to cakes shaped like jade necklaces, there's a little something for everyone as Mid-Autumn Festival rolls around.
For the second weekend in a row, Gulou will be open a little longer each night.
Almost all civilizations use a diverse array of the various starches in their culinary cultures.
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