Blog Tag - The Beijinger Magazine
With every new issue we tally the hits from thebeijinger.com and bring you the most viewed blogs from our website over the past couple of months....
Congratulations. You’ve done it. You’ve survived yet another trying, bone-chilling, lung-polluting, skin-drying Beijing winter. We know that...
The number of estimated retirees (people over 65 years of age) that China will be home to by 2050 i.e. over three times the current number, and more...
Following an intense debate over whether Inner Mongolia should fall under “I” for Inner Mongolia or “N” for Nei Menggu, we decided to stop...
Every issue, we like to shine a spotlight on the most delicious dishes we’ve stumbled upon recently. Chow down!
Seasonal abundance bowlObentos, RMB...
Lunar New Year in Beijing: Dumplings, bad TV, a heady mix of alcohol and cheap explosives, and, of course, temple fairs. Depending on the last temple...
Below you'll find some of the most important dates and exciting events in the coming two months. Remember that you can find a comprehensive list of...
Despite being among the more popular foreign cuisines in China, it is a common complaint that there is a dearth of truly great Thai cuisine in...
Last year I started on a mission to try all of Beijing's provincial government restaurants, not just the much-loved Sichuan provincial government...
In the November/December issue’s Chef’s Q&A we interview Bruno Anon, the new executive chef at Conrad Beijing, hailing from Valencia, Spain. Here...
Rear View takes a jocular look at some of the experiences that make Beijing such a fun place to live (if they don't break you first).
Ah, travel. We...
With the release of our November/December issue comes a handful of dishes that we consider some of the tasiest things we've eaten recently.
barley...
Standing on China’s southernmost borders, Yunnan’s cultural and culinary complexity have fascinated travelers for centuries. Who better to tell the...
Going for brunch in Beijing is probably the most important weekend activity you’ll partake in. Whether you prefer to keep it civilized or highlight...
Close your eyes and imagine that you are lying by the Dead Sea, breathing in the healthy, fresh air, listening to the waves crashing on the beach,...