This Weekend’s Best Family Events, March 6-7
Dive into this week’s collection of fun family-friendly events right here in Beijing.
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Mark Your Calendar. The Next Roundabout Book Fair is Almost Here
It’s fine to load up on some new books at a bargain at the next Roundabout book fair.
Beijing Teen Joins Forces With US Friends to Make E-Learning Easier
Sure, lots of planners are on the market, but maybe you aren’t the kind to sit down every week to stay organized. You might be the kind of person who needs someone else to make it all work for you?
This Weekend’s Best Family Events, Feb 26-28
Dive into this week’s collection of fun family-friendly events right here in Beijing.
Feel Good Foods: Beijing Restaurants Serve Dishes that Keep On Giving
“Including my guests or being included in their charitable events allows me to have a deeper connection and better understanding of what our guests truly need,” said Ignace Lecleir, owner and founder of Hulu/TRB Hospitality Group.
West Meets East: Families Give Back as They Grow Up
Love can bring influence beyond imagination. Love can change a person’s life. This is the truth that I will never understand and feel in the financial industry.
This Weekend’s Best Covid-Safe Family Events Feb 19-21
Dive into this week’s collection of fun family-friendly events from all over the world that you can attend virtually from right here in Beijing.
Charting the Way to A Kinder World: Teaching Through Love
“If a teacher is enthusiastic about what they are teaching then it is easier to engage students and get them to work hard.”
The Joys of Digital Hongbaos
A Beijing cross-culture teen shares her family’s CNY traditions.
Seeing Beyond the Surface: A History of Blind Massage in Beijing
If you have spent any time in Beijing or other cities in China, you probably noticed buildings advertising “blind massage” (盲人按摩, mángrén ànmó), and wondered a) why there are so many, and b) if the people giving the massages are actually blind. It turns out that in the latter half of the 20th century, massage became a preferred profession for people with limited vision.