Blog Tag - China
While Beijingers claim a history dating back to 1045 BC, it would be more accurate to say that the past 3,000 years have seen a number of cities rise...
China's growing dealings with Africa over the past 70 years remains one of the most controversial international relations talking points of the 21st...
2018 was another busy year of domestic travel for the Beijinger team, taking us from the walled historical city of Pingyao in the north all the way...
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This year has already seen 5G make a number of headlines. First, it came up in a White...
Do you spend every free afternoon at your desk scrolling through Instagram and daydreaming about your next adventure? Do you read guide books...
As a former capital of China for nearly 1,000 years until the Tang Dynasty and the eastern terminus of the Silk Road, you can barely move around Xi'...
Do you sometimes feel like you don't belong in Beijing? Well, you're apparently not alone, as a survey completed by the China Youth Daily discovered...
We almost strained our arms high-fiving ourselves once the new policy that permits foreign holders of residence visas to register and use the e-...
One of the most annoying frustrations about life in China when I first moved to Beijing was that electricity needed to be pre-loaded on to our house...
Once described as "the Beijingiest of all Beijingers" (he was born in nearby Tangshan, technically), Jiang Wen's first major English-language role...
About six weeks ago we reported that foreign passport holders with Z visas would be allowed to apply for permission to use the e-channel (the one...
Air China (CA) has been an occasional subject for this blog, in part because Beijing Capital International Airport is its global hub, and also...
We have been delving into investigations of metro systems around China in hopes of understanding how the Beijing Subway operates in comparison. Now,...
We've hardly caught our breath since Chinese Valentine’s Day, and now hot on its heels, threatening to destroy all of that romance, comes China's...
The metro is pretty much essential for Beijingers to make their way through our congested city of 22 million. It’s the most efficient transportation...
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