Blog Author - Huang Chenkuang
When venturing into Beijing's labyrinth of lanes and alleys, you might often be struck by an array of unusual names that will leave you baffled.
Here’re some of the useful words and short sentences you can use to communicate with your fluffy friends.
Wang Haijia is a delivery worker. He is of medium height, with slightly high cheekbones.
The Chinese word 哎呀 (āi yā) doesn’t have a literal meaning or any grammatical value but is used very often in speaking as interjection.
I met this homeless man near Chunxiu Road, where he was lying on a street bench with a book by the Chinese philosopher Feng Youlan.
In China Lights, Huang Chenkuang brings us first-person narratives from Chinese people on the margins.
Lantern Festival, also known as Yuanxiao Festival or Shangyuan Festival, marks the end of Chinese New Year celebrations.
Sneezing occasionally is deemed to be good for your health because it cleanses the nasal cavity.
Almost all rentals in Beijing come furnished, but not necessarily with style, especially for western tastes.