Renmin University-人民大学

An American-style sports bar and cocktail lounge located in the Wanliu neighborhood of Haidian District, walking distance from Renmin University and Zhongguancun. Located on the 1st floor of a premium dining club, RedStone offers authentic cocktails, bar grub, and a unique setting unlike any other bar in Beijing.

WeYoga is a highly professional pure yoga studio run by an international team of yoga instructors. The two-story studio has an environment that makes one feel relaxed - imbuing a sense of inner peace. WeYoga offers a different variety of yoga classes every day, including a free introduction class for anyone interested. It's a place for yoga study and a place to take one's practice onto the next level.

Delicious organic food is grown and served at this hydroponic garden and restaurant.

Sifu Fei Wang has studied martial arts for over 20 years, training in Yiquan, Taijiquan (Tai Chi), Chinese Wrestling, MMA, and Wing Chun. He has taught Wing Chun for more than ten years, using methods based on his experience in personal self-defense and enhanced by his knowledge of other styles. His teaching applies striking, kicking, grappling and weaponry to long-range and close-range combat. He has taught current Wing Chun instructors and, in addition to his teaching in China, has given seminars and workshops in Italy, Switzerland, and Finland.

Scandinavian shoe brand for women.

"This premium party center just for kids has a great marketing gimmick – your first party with them is absolutely free IF you bring 15 kids to the party, and they must all be ages 4 to 8 years of age. Bring 20 and you even get a free clown. 25 kids will get you a free professional magician who will wow the kids for 45 minutes after the play an hour of western games led by a great party host. Bring 30 and even the food and drinks are free. But even if you have a small group of less than 15 kids there are still good deals to be had.

Dine all day in this pleasant hotel restaurant featuring a daily international buffet (RMB 175 plus service charge) with live cooking stations. Features a comprehensive spread of international dishes – from fresh seafood delicacies such as Boston Lobsters to Indian Tandoori cuisine, Japanese Tempura, Sashimi and Sushi to Cantonese Dim Sum delights, as well as a dessert station serving Häagen-dazs ice cream. The venue offers a nice view of the hotel garden, and has free entertainment and activities at the Children's Corner.

Haidian is a strange old place for those of us who live in town. It seems to be full of students and people who are willing to travel some distance to act like students or touch them. It’s not all like this, though. There are also five-star hotels, such as the aloft, and they have bars, such as w xyz. This doesn’t feel like a hotel bar. It’s like the hip kids hijacked the lobby, but instead of holding you for ransom they offer you Friday’s Crunk Night (RMB 60, all-you-can-drink). The space is clean, airy and student-friendly. There’s a pool table, TVs and a lounge.