Blog Tag - France
Northern Chinese people are known for their fondness for flour, and Beijing residents have a particular affinity for the pastry. From traditional...
At just 33 years old, French travel enthusiast Aurélie Gonet has achieved more than most people attempt in a lifetime. Since leaving her hometown of...
Beijingers have taken to social media to express support and solidarity with sister city Paris following a blaze which has destroyed much of the roof...
Encroaching desertification. Acres of concrete and steel. Beijing certainly isn't known for being a lush locale teeming with plant life. However,...
Parisian DJ Zaltan’s high energy, pummeling bass, and deeply grooving instrumentals have gained him a strong following on both online platforms like...
Fête de la Musique returns once again, invading the livehouses across Beijing for just one evening – Wednesday, June 21 – to celebrate World Music...
If Sanlitun Soho looked drab and borderline barren during your last visit, then brace yourself for a livelier surprise. Red Dog, a cocktail bar...
Francophiles and bon vivants rejoice! This year’s French Film Panorama is on it’s way again as part of the Beijing International Film Festival with...
It may not be the plethora of new routes that Hainan Airlines has added of late, but Air China is expanding its service to major destinations in...
Stepping through the courtyard to Yishu 8 I was greeted by Mona Hu, representing Galeries Lafayette, who guided me through one of the more peculiar...
Liu Yan was set to dazzle the world at the opening ceremonies of the 2008 Olympics, but a fall during rehearsal left her paralyzed from the waist...
Since the 1790s, Bastille Day or La Fête Nationale has been celebrated to commemorate the storming of the Bastille prison by revolutionaries on July...
We’ve been hearing about this European Union Film Festival (EUFF) for weeks now. I for one never did the whole "backpacking through Europe" thing,...