Reports of China’s Grinch-iness have been greatly exaggerated, according to a number of Beijing expats rebuking news about a crackdown on Christmas...
![Wudaokou Watch: "Beijing Picked up My Pace of Life"](https://www.thebeijinger.com/sites/default/files/styles/blog_list_image/public/thebeijinger/blog-images/345221/351545634435_.pic_hd.jpg "Wudaokou Watch: "Beijing Picked up My Pace of Life"")
At first glance, this year could be viewed in many ways as unexceptional, yet the first thing that struck us from conducting these interviews
At first glance, this year could be viewed in many ways as unexceptional, yet the first thing that struck us from conducting these interviews
Urban exploration – better known as urbex – is highly seasonal.
There are approximately 70 million practicing Christians in China today, accounting for 5 percent of the population.
What appears to be an abandoned train car, parked just south of Today Art Museum in Shuangjing’s, gets on-track after dark as a bar named Train No. 1...
Beijing doesn’t mess around when it comes to Christmas anymore.
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![Beijing Supermarket Staff Photographed "Tampering With Pill Bottles"](https://www.thebeijinger.com/sites/default/files/styles/blog_list_image/public/thebeijinger/blog-images/345221/bhg-europlaza-featured.jpg "Beijing Supermarket Staff Photographed "Tampering With Pill Bottles"")
[UPDATE: Dec 28, 11.30am] Yesterday, BHG reached out to us to explain what was going on in the photo that our witness supplie
“Play ‘City of Stars!’” a smiling Chinese man hollers from the back of The Bricks, the Sanlitun jazz club resembling Seb’s from the film La La
At first glance, this year could be viewed in many ways as unexceptional, yet the first thing that struck us from conducting these interviews
Hello everybody! Dropping temperatures are the perfect excuse to curl up with a hot beverage and some great poetry, right?
He may only be 19 years old, but Beijing pianist A Bu has already attained a lifetime's worth of jazzy milestones.
At first glance, this year could be viewed in many ways as unexceptional, yet the first thing that struck us from conducting these interviews
Beijing can be overstimulating place to live, to say the least.
What's Up in Beer is our weekly rubdown of all things ale and suds.
Alpine skiing is gaining enormous popularity in China and is only expected to expand further with the Beijing Winter Olympics in 2022 just around
What better way to get into the holiday spirit than cozying up next to some of the country’s finest sounds?