Content that has been published in the jingkids magazine
Each month, we get to know a new Beijing family, asking them their favorite picks on a variety of different themes. This month, we quizzed the Dymling-Broberg family about their favorite films!
The homey vibe at Georgia’s Feast restaurant is one of the reasons why we love it for a date night destination.
Cooking with your family can strengthen the bond between family members, help relieve stress, and can even allow you to pick up a new skill.
As one of our 2020 Teen Takeover Talents (try to say that fast three times) you’ll do everything from pitching and writing stories, to designing layouts and conducting photo shoots.
BinBin Zhao is the founder of iHommy International Daycare, where children are cared for using Montessori principles in response to an unfilled niche in Beijing’s education sector.
Yoga, at its core, is about stillness and isolation of movement. How can these tenants be instilled into active, boisterous young kids?
Madeleine and Ninon create a Georgia O’Keefe-inspired photo frame with Atelier’s art teacher, James Sserwadda.
Money makes the world go around, but what how do today’s kids view money? Students at Beijing No.55 High School International Student Section used art to share their views on the role that money plays in our society today.
This past month has given us a glimpse of hope at a normal life in Beijing. Compounds are allowing delivery guys to enter again, restaurants are starting to see a regular flow of customers, and some students in Beijing are finally back in school.
Beijing’s High School Seniors Return to Campus Beijing students are finally heading back to school!…