Content by students and youths writing for jingkids
How To Make a Traditional Korean Dish
My mother’s family used to make kimchi by themselves every winter. Whenever I visited my…
Browsing: Student Correspondent Program
A Sinologist/ DJ/ Teacher’s Love for the Hutongs
Travel to the heart of Beijing and you will find yourself immersed within a labyrinth…
What Makes Beijingers Truly Happy?
When I moved to Beijing in 2019, I went searching for happiness. I wasn’t happy…
A Guide to Beijing’s Best Vegetarian Dishes
While it’s practically a meat-lover’s world when it comes to Beijing cuisine, that’s no reason…
First Time as an Only Child. Who Am I Going to Pick Fights With Now?
After 16 years of living with my 18-year-old high school graduate brother here in Beijing,…
What Do The Teens Have to Say?
This year we made a little change to our annual Jingkids Summer Internship: Instead of…
Beijing Teens Have Spoken: What Makes a Teacher Great?
Happy teacher’s day! In this year’s Teen Takeover issue our interns wrote about what attributes…
Our Annual Teen Takeover is Finally Out
Every summer when we welcome Beijing’s international school teens to the Jingkids summer internship to…
Offline Activities for K-Pop Fans in Beijing
KPop fandoms are so online: parasocial relationships with idols are the glue that holds the…
A Guide to Metal Bands From Beijing
Curious about the Beijing’s metal scene and history? Read on.