2020 has been a tough year that has seen Beijing’s students persevere to emerge victorious. As they say, the cream always rises to the top. We get to connect with Beijing’s new graduates and find out what strategies for success they used to make it through the year that was 2020.
George Floyd’s murder in the states has served as a global catalyst for a movement against systemic racism and police brutality. Societal pressures faced by People of color around the world have been pushed to the fore. Black people the world over are coming out, sharing their experiences on social media platforms, and demanding change.
In the long run, I think there will be even bigger changes such as in customers’ habits and perceptions caused by the re-discovery of the preciousness of our health. I believe that this will influence the food choices in the future leading to more health-conscious and mindful consumerism.
With the help of these excellent teachers from BSB, I succeeded in both academic and college admission, obtaining the admission letters from many world-renowned universities.
YIYA is back with a bigger, better, more interactive, and fun-filled plan for Beijing’s kids, with a picnic and soccer day lined up for Beijing’s teachers on May 30, and a huge day of fun planned for the upcoming International Children’s Day on May 31.
More questions about learning disabilites are being answered each day due to the tireless work of professionals in the mental health field, who are constantly redefining ‘normal’.
Moms all over Beijing might get some extra pleasure out of a day out on the town, where they can be appreciated for their tireless efforts while sampling the best of what Beijing has to offer.
For a lucky few empty-nesters, quiet retirement can be staved off by pursuing passion projects. Some continue to work well into old age, meaning their children worry less about them and their financial security.
At his workshop in Beijing, Jing creates bikes out of “nature’s steel”, and teaches the next generation of riders how to make them themselves.
Fear aside however, people’s knowledge on the subject is limited as it is constantly swept up in the sensationalism around its coverage.