Blog Category - Beijing People
BeijingService is a new way the People's Government of Beijing Municipality is working to aid foreigners in the capital.
Come celebrate one of the best publications on China's past, present, and future this Thursday at Aotu Space.
We've lost a remarkable individual, Isabel Crook, a Canadian educator and anthropologist.
The Beijing Municipal Government is looking to improve it's map services.
Retrace the killing of a British diplomat's 19-year-old daughter in 1937.
The "elderly scooter," popularly known as 老年代步车 (lǎonián dàibùchē), has become a common sight on the roads.
Bleu Marine, one of Beijing's oldest Western establishments, is steeped in nostalgia.
The prestigious Chinese-American Singer Ferren Lee, or CoCo Lee as she was known by most of her fans, passed away on Jul 6.
If there's anything Kris Li has learned over the past three years, it's being able to change on the fly while maintaining consistency.
When Stevie Mac founded the Mac Daddies in Beijing, he never anticipated the magnitude of success they would achieve
Born and raised in Sichuan, Xiaojie Qin is a registered psychotherapist and founder of initiatives like CandleX and Project A.
东北盒饭 Dōngběi héfàn (aka Dongbei lunchboxes) have been taking the Chinese internet by storm as of late.
"For the City" is set to be a massive community event hosted by one of the biggest foreign churches in Beijing.
After a long stay outside the country, Bermel is back to running The Local in person again.
Lucky, a 37-year-old man with cerebral palsy, is embarking on an extraordinary adventure
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