Content by students and youths writing for jingkids
Fifteen years, five countries. It’s been difficult, but I don’t often think about it, because to me it feels so natural to constantly move around. I’ve gone to international schools my entire life and the majority of my peers have had the same experiences.
This pandemic has done nothing but drive us apart, right? We’ve been confined to our houses and isolated from society. But it’s during these times of separation that a universal force truly brings us together: music. ‘Home’ From Home is a project initiated by the Jerusalem Youth Chorus in mid-March.
I feel that the focus of conversations about body image and its physical and mental effects should not be the importance of avoiding comparison between oneself and celebrities, but instead about peers.
In 2019, China’s gaming population rose to over 640 million people. That is over half of the population tapping, swiping, and clicking away at video games almost every day.
I have figured out a few awesome ways to cope with the boredom of quarantine.
In Student Correspondent articles, we hear from some of Beijing’s best and brightest students about…
All around the world, we are transitioning from traditional paper currency to what people call, a cashless society. And living in China, one of the leading countries transitioning to a cashless country, seeing these changes happen is something to watch.
Living in China during the outbreak of the Coronavirus isn’t as scary as most people…
As the COVID-19 Saga continues to draw out, families and teachers have committed to staying…
The outbreak of COVID-19 has now affected 56 countries and territories around the world. This has…