Feb 28 Bookworm Event Celebrates and Educates About Black Lives in China
We're coming to the close of this year's Black History Month, an annual event borne in the US but slowly building traction globally,
DP Two Girls, a Guitar and Plenty of Gumption: Q&A With Folk Duo 斯斯與帆 Ahead of Feb 23 DDC Gig
Hailing from the humble town of Changde in Hunan, Sī Sī Yǔ Fān (斯斯與帆) is steadily gaining a reputation as one of Beijing’s sweetest sounding folk
Noise Pollution: DDC Re-Opening Party, Rhonda, Liu Donghong, B’Rock Orchestra, Pu Han
If you’re anything like me then you’re probably desperate for some live music. Really doesn’t matter what it is either.
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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
Charitable Past: Examples of Goodwill Throughout the Chinese Ages
Even centuries ago, the people of Beijing were willing to help those less fortunate, and throughout the city’s recent history, there have been man
Q&A With Kilo of Shanghai Crew Genome Ahead of Feb 24 Dada Set
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Go Zero Waste in 2018: How to Work Environmentalism Into Your Routine
Though pledges for self betterment can often be daunting and go unattained, Carrie Yu is working to help make it an easy part of
Playlist: Liu Kai, Central Conservatory of Music Professor on Teaching Marginalized Students
It would be an understatement to call Liu Kai an elite musician.
DP: Beijing's Best Events That Won't Leave You Hungover, Feb 19-23
Our Events Watch series aims to highlight happenings that aren't foc
Street Eats: Newest and Hearty Best Wish Niangpi from Lanzhou
The stalls are shut down and diners are wandering around the basement of Topwin Center, even in the lull following the post-Spring Festival mayhem
688 Million People Used WeChat Hongbao on Chinese New Year's Eve
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Beicology: Could Fracking Save Beijing's Skies?
China may be gaining acclaim as of late for its heavy investments in wind turbines and solar panels, but Elizabeth Muller thinks that’s not enough
A Drink with Debbie Ma,  TCM Doctor and HomeBrewer Extraordinaire
A Drink With is a regular column in which we ask Beijing personalities to tell us about their drinking habits and preferences.
Hermit Kingdom Works of Art: Koryo Tours Founder On Bringing New Exhibit to London
Nicholas Bonner is bringing nicknacks from one of the most isolated nations on the planet to the walls of a renowned London art gallery.
IB, the Wangjing’s Newest Brewpub in Chinese Style
It’s been a while since we've had news of a brewpub opening, otherwise, it's mainly been closures for our dear Beijing.
China’s Obsession With QR Codes
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Excellent Ming-Era Architecture and Artifacts on Display at Re-Opened Zhihua Temple
Zhihua Temple, one of the best-preserved repositories of Ming-era architecture and artifacts in the city, has reopened after extensive renovations
Tastemakers: Where to Sample 2018’s Top Food Trends
Early in November 2017, American retailer Whole Foods released a forecast of the food trends they predict will be keeping our palates busy in 2018