Blog Category - Books
![New Infamous Peking Murder of 1937 Conclusions "It's a Great Story, But He is Wrong" claims Graeme Shepard](https://www.thebeijinger.com/sites/default/files/styles/blog_list_image/public/thebeijinger/blog-images/349562/screenshot_2018-11-08_at_15.54.51.png "New Infamous Peking Murder of 1937 Conclusions "It's a Great Story, But He is Wrong" claims Graeme Shepard")
Our fair capital makes Beijingers feel relatively safe. If we decide to disregard the ferocious traffic, of course.
McEwan is arguably England's most famous author, having won the Man Booker Prize for his 1998 novel Amsterdam, and following that up with the...
Riddle me this: after three proud years in Beijing, your beloved mommy and daddy come to visit.
We’ve all been taunted by them, even though that may not, of course, be their intention.
Cafés are effectively an extension of my office workspace and it may sound untenable to some, but the sound of coffee grinding, jazzy background m
Sim Chi Yin has faced down a nuclear missile, literally.
Most geeks fantasize about penning books and screenplays for their favorite franchises.
Ecology has evolved rapidly in China as of late.
If you can name it, Dan Goldman can write for it.
Seven years after publishing his bestselling book Midnight in Peking, British author...
[CORRECTION, Feb 27] Hong Fincher has since contacted the Beijinger to point out that she did not accuse La
2017 will largely be remembered in the west as the year the #metoo campaign came to prominence and for the many women who broke their silence on p
Although 70 years have passed since the Partition of India, its reverberations are by no means restricted to that era or that region.
