Beijing is booming in dance. From square and line to dragon and lion, dance is embraced throughout the capital, and not just on the city's dance floors. The February issue of the Beijinger takes a closer look at traditonal and contemporary dance troupes as well as those who use dance as a form of therapy.
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We checked out the highly anticipated new Home Plate Bar-B-Que in Sanlitun in this month's FOOD & DRINK section. As well as that we made a return visit to Mosto to sample their divine chocolate soufflé, and also stopped by three new bars in Parlor, Basement and Trouble Bar to size them up.
In GO we took some fashion tips from the professionals, and in MEET we spoke to The Lumineers' Neyla Pekarek ahead of their February 11 show at Tango.
Kyle Mullin investigated a way of getting bling from the smog in this month's ECOLOGY section, and PEKING MAN tried his luck in an Escape Room.
We also sifted through and presented a list of the best EVENTS in Beijing this month, including where to take your beau for Valentine's Day.
Look for the magazine around town and don't forget: the Beijinger's latest incarnation is optimized for reading on iPads; you can download it directly from our website or browse this month's editon on Issuu.com.
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