How To Have a Civil Family Discussion Without Arguments, or Even Agreement
As younger generations become evermore literate in traditionally controversial issues, it’s important we remember how to keep the dialogue civil and constructive.
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What Local Students Look Forward to When Going Overseas for College
We spoke with six Chinese students who are about to embark on their university journey stateside.
To Board or Not To Board? Boarding School Veterans Share Insights
Former boarding school students share their insights into the boarding school experience so you can decide if you should board too.
The Best Role I’ve Ever Played is Being a Dad
We spoke with Qin Hanlei about what it takes to be a successful actor.
How to Watch the Tokyo Summer Olympics for Free, and Other Tips
Whether you’re an avowed sports fan or simply someone who wants to know what all the hype is about, here are four ways to enjoy the Summer Olympic Games.
Today I Don’t Feel Like Doing Anything, Here’s What I Do Instead. Game On!
After some intense digging into the lives of teens, these are the top apps we use to practice procrastination at its finest.
Save Some $$$ With These Local Foods That Cost Less Than RMB 50
Discover some of Beijing’s tastiest meals for less than RMB 50.
Confessions of a 15 Year-Old Girl: My Journey With Body Image
One teen’s journey with body image issues.
Rory Gilmore, a Cautionary Tale For “Perfect Students”
An analytical guide to becoming Rory Gilmore in Beijing’s international schools.
Going “Tarps Off!” With Children’s Storybook Author Curtis Dracz
When one hockey-loving couple was dissatisfied with their children’s book options, they decided to take matters into their own hands.