Blog Category - Beijing People

Hip Hip Hurrah, the Beijing Broads are Back!
We bring you the scoop on Beijing's wittiest bunch of comediennes.
Celebrate Labor Day with a Few 'Make Up' Weekend Working Days!
Don't forget, Happy Labor Day, where workers of the world unite to be forced to work extra weekend days to earn your holiday this May!
Beijing Bats FC: Building Community for Women Footballers in the Capital
This club international female club has been going strong since 2018.
Beijing’s Sky-high Funeral Fees Leave People Broken
The story of an RMB 38,000 bill for funeral services is making waves online.
Family Fun at the Ruff n' Rumble Adoption Day & Bazaar
Here's an event that's fun, good for the community, and the perfect excuse to bring home a furry friend.
Music, Tattoos & Local Makers to Unite at Upcoming Beijing SKIN Tattoo Festival
This MusicDish*China and Rumble in the Jumble collab has a little bit of something for everyone.
Beicology: When Will Spring Finally Arrive in Beijing?
This week’s chilly start feels a lot more like winter than spring in Beijing. 
Why Are Beijingers Losing Sleep?
Studies show Beijingers aren't getting enough sleep.
Work and Lifestyle Space JinSheng Kicks of Women’s Talk Series, Mar 18
The inagural event of a series geared towards inspiring people through the stories of inspiring people.
WeChat Groups Parents in Beijing Must Join
The groups to join no matter how long you've been parenting in the capital.
20 for 20: Scottish Photographer Bruce Connolly
Whether you've been in Beijing 20 years or 20 days, chances are you've heard of this legendary photographer.
Why Are Young People Flooding into Waiwai Industry?
It seems like many Beijingers can't live without ordering waimai these days.
Craft Beer Leaps Forward in Beijing: Q&A With Great Leap Brewery’s New CEO Allen Lueth
Great Leap's man in charge is bringing change to the craft beer stalwart, but that isn't all bad.
The Crazy World of Livestreaming in China
If you have lived in China for a while, chances are you've heard the word zhibo tossed around.
Chinese Parents Becoming Matchmakers for Their Kids
Once upon a time in China, marriage was the norm for most adults once they reached a certain age.