Our previous edition teased it, and we actually mentioned the whole thing back in April, but this time around we will address the entire statement.
The golden rule of flying is: Don't trust airlines to entertain you or feed you. Why? Because they suck at it.
With more than one-third of Beijing's population living in the city without permission, the process of obtaining a hukou, or official residency, is again under scrutiny after a "hukou gang" was busted, CCTV News reported.
Brawl on the Wall, the annual white collar boxing extravaganza, returns for a third installment next weekend (Friday, Sep 5). Slightly earlier than usual this year, the event will be held at Park Hyatt Hotel with a sparkling bill featuring 18 crazy brave fighters.
They’ve been praised and mentored by Radiohead, remixed by electronica superstars like Aphex Twin, and lauded by critics. But no number of milestones could boost Angus Andrew's confidence as he and his bandmates in the experimental rock group Liars recorded their first electro record. At the time, their moniker couldn't have felt more apt.
We recently told you this in our September issue, but in case you missed it, Jing A is building a 60-seater taproom in the former Bar Veloce in 1949: The Hidden City, a revamped factory space that's also home to Okra and neighboring hot spots like The Local,
Despite being outlawed by the CCCP until the mid-1980s, golf in China is booming. So much so that the game’s potential for development has been talked about by some of its biggest stars. But is the infrastructure falling into place quick enough to bring success by the time golf becomes an Olympic sport in 2016?
A new, semi-regular blog series where we introduce the restaurants that are whipping up hype on China’s favorite review website: Dianping.
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We're in the middle of the Round of 64 in the Beijinger's 2014 Burger Cup and this is prime time for you to try some of the contestant's burgers before the first round closes Sunday night.
Based on the conclusion of a new report from the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), Beijing may actually not be as bad as we thought. Despite how notorious this Beijing is for bad air and food scandals, our beloved toxic capital is apparently the healthiest city in China. The criteria for this ranking by the EIU included health status, awareness, resources, and financing of residents.
