Blog Category - Beijing People
The Beijing chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous has been helping those struggling with drinking to get on their feet in the capital since the 1980s.
In this melting pot of so many different people from a whole range of countries, we've come up with a list of ten different types of expats.
Author and China historian Paul French will be in Beijing Mar 19-22 to discuss his latest book, Her Lotus Year, about Wallis Simpson's time in China.
Join Rumble in the Jumble at Modernista this Saturday for an opportunity to give some love for the cats, dogs, and other pets in your life.
For our third installment in this 24 Hours in Beijing series, we sit down with Charles de Pellette—a British-born, Hong Kong-raised expat who’s been...
From a start at the Great Wall to a nightcap at a bar overlooking the Forbidden City, Preston Thomas' 24 Hours in Beijing are jam packed with variety.
To kick off the Lunar New Year, we ask the capital's movers and shakers what they'd do if they only had 24 hours to spare in Beijing.
Hutong Heartthrobs is the true life story of Tammy and her husband Jackie.
Flow and focus are an art, and they are two things magician and consultant Koah Ing believes will help you on the road to success.
A few theatre shows and a small art exhibition worth checking out in the next few days and throughout the month.
When you foster a pet through this program, you are providing a temporary, loving home for an animal in need.
The bedazzling life and creative process of a British jewelry designer in Beijing
We talk to French expat and musician Jean-Sebastien Henry, aka Djang San, about his return to Beijing, recent exploits, and thoughts of China's music...
The Underground City, or Dixiacheng, is a labyrinth of shelters, rooms, and much more hidden beneath Beijing it's closed but can still be found.
The Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei International Young Talents Matchmaking Conference on Sep 14 is the place to be if you're looking for a job in Beijing and...














