Travel Tips — By Lauren Johnson on October 31, 2010 at 6:00 am

If you’ve visited Beijing and love it, chances are you are thinking about staying to teach English, or some other easily-acquired job, and live in the city for a little while. That’s great news! And we’re here to help point you in the right direction.
Finding a Job in Beijing:
Searching for employment in Beijing can be …

Events — By Lauren Johnson on October 29, 2010 at 6:00 am

Whether you’ll be in Beijing or Shanghai for the spooky holiday, you’re sure to find some fun American-style parties. To read about celebrations in Shanghai, check out the recently posted ‘How to do Halloween in Shanghai‘ story.
Halloween events on Saturday, 30th in Beijing:
Tun is hosting a LGBT event organized by Queer Comrades and the Beijing LGBT …

Nightlife — By Lauren Johnson on October 25, 2010 at 6:00 am

Looking to rub elbows with Beijing’s rich and famous? Trying to impress your friends and family with an elite lifestyle and exquisite taste? Do you just want to experience something different in Beijing than your normal pubs back home? Look no further than Beijing’s highbrow wine and champagne bars. Here, you’ll find luxury like you’ve never …

Food — By Lauren Johnson on October 27, 2010 at 6:00 am

Kro’s Nest (courtesy of Beijing CityWeekend)

The Kro’s Nest establishment will now operate under a new name, Tube Station Pizza. All three locations, Gongti, Haidian and the North 3rd Ring location will all undergo name changes. While the signs for Kro’s Nest have already gone down, it may take a short while for the new name signage …

Events — By Lauren Johnson on October 22, 2010 at 6:00 am

Going out for a night on the town in Beijing usually results in arriving back at your hotel or apartment at 4:00am. Every once in a while its great to take it a bit slower and relax with friends during a fun and rewarding pub trivia night. Beijing has a surprising number of options for pub …

Travel Tips — By Lauren Johnson on October 20, 2010 at 6:29 am

Beijing and Shanghai battle out every aspect of Chinese culture and modernization much in the same way that L.A and New York battle for dominance of American culture. Though they represent different aspects, like Shanghai’s emphasis on finance and fashion and Beijing’s emphasis on government and history, they both have a lot to offer. Like …

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Nanshan Ski Village, located on Nanshan Mountain some 60 kilometers from Beijing, was the first Chinese ski resort to introduce international-standard snowboarding, having entered into a partnership with the Austrian company, Mellow Constructions, to establish a Mellow Park within Nanshan Ski Village; the Quiksilver Nanshan Mellow Park has five large jumps, five kickers, seven rails and an 80-meter half-pipe, all constructed to Mellow specifications (note that the full name of Nanshan Mellow…
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Travel Tips — By Lauren Johnson on October 16, 2010 at 6:55 am

The weather and climate in Beijing are something to be respected and awed. Locals know that if you don’t like the air quality on Monday, just wait a day or two and you’ll have the bluest skies and the crispest air by Wednesday.
Many tourists come to Beijing expecting to see the same conditions as during …

Travel Tips — By Lauren Johnson on October 11, 2010 at 3:12 am

Many foreigners come to China to visit, and end up planning to return to teach English so they can extend their China experience. We don’t blame you, this is an amazing place to live and a teaching is a great way to make enough money to stay, see the sites, learn the language and experience …

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