Content by students and youths writing for jingkids
How Much Do You Know About Beijing’s Water Scarcity?
The issue of water scarcity in Beijing is often ignored.
Browsing: Student Correspondent Program
Meet the Magazine Co-Founder Who’s Changing the Next Generation
We speak to the driven co-founder of a unique teen magazine.
Does Traveling Really Change a Teen’s Perspective?
Ethan Hu traveled with his family to Vietnam.
Why Should You Volunteer at Roundabout?
Intern Margaret discovers what it’s like to volunteer at Roundabout.
What Our 12-Year-Old Intern Learned From Scooping Ice Cream All Day
As a sugar-allergic tween, going to an ice cream festival only means one thing: working at a stand for a day instead of enjoying all the ice cream that’s available on a hot summer day. And that is exactly what I did.
A Trip Down Memory Lane at Grooveland Coffee
One college student’s memories of coffeee in Beijing.
What Our 12-Yr-Old Intern Learned Working at Iberico for a Day
Join us as we uncover the fascinating world of work through the fresh perspective of a curious teen, discovering what it takes to thrive in different careers with this “A Day in the Life of…” series.
6 Sugar-Free Snack Suggestions From a Sugar-Allergic Teen
Swap out some of your kids’ sugar-loaded cookies and cakes for a few of these healthier options.
Meet the High Schooler Who’s Already a Business Success
In a city as vibrant and dynamic as Beijing, it’s no surprise that its youth…
Your Kids Think They’re Ready for Middle School. But Are They, Really?
Ever since I graduated fifth grade, which marked the end of my time in elementary school, I could not imagine what sixth grade or the rest of middle school would be like.