Blog Tag - agenda
Jonah Kessel is a US-born Beijing-based award-winning freelance visual media specialist. Traveling widely throughout China and the world, he...
As one of if not the foremost China watchers on the scene today, Bill Bishop (perhaps better known as @niubi) has been a vital part of the social...
Jiepang is the leading Chinese location-based service (LBS), and is often referred to as the Chinese equivalent of Foursquare. Founded in 2010,...
While good quality beer is certainly making headway in Beijing these days, both in stores and bars, oenophiles may find good quality wine harder to...
Chinese travel still tends towards the group being led by tour leaders with flags, while major attractions can be disappointing, not so much for...
Ctrip is one of China’s foremost travel companies, with their website offering local and international travel products, from flights to hotels to...
Seth Grossman was a New York based photographer and producer before moving to China in 2001. Since then he’s become one of Beijing’s most popular F...
Back when games like Pacman and Frogger ruled the arcade, game geeks spent long hours trying to beat the “high score” that was usually displayed on...
Greenpeace is perhaps the best known environmental NGO. It does sterling work throughout the world in measuring and combating environmental...
Staying healthy and going green in Beijing might seem like a Herculean task, especially in a city where health and safety guidelines take the back...
Though China is the workshop of the fashion industry the world over, it has yet to make great strides in clothing design. Li Ning and 361 are...
Jonathan Smith is a British music promoter, focusing on electronic dance music. Starting from a small one-off event in Wudaoko, he has since then...
A perfect day conversely starts with bedtime stories. My 2 year-old daughter is an enthusiastic ‘reader’ and likes to wake to an assortment of books...
Beijing is a city of lost pearls and treasures which we struggle to find in a sea of concrete. Yet there are many up-and-coming designers in all...
By 2011, economic growth in Beijing had fallen to 8% while Tianjin surged to the 16% mark. Back in 1953, when the government resolved to have...