As a typical diplomatic family, only three of the seven Gustava family members moved to Beijing. The family is fascinated by China’s rich history, diversified cultures, cuisine, and ethnic groups.
You don’t need to leave the city to have fun as a family. Jump, skydive, art walk or ice skate!
Check out what’s been happening around town, plus entrances and exits at our own magazine!
A global pandemic and distance couldn’t break up this friendship.
I think being a good big sister means being a good sister first.
My family loves game nights. Board games give us a chance to enjoy quality time together away from our screens.
According to the Australian police, Chinese students in Sydney are being targeted in a kidnapping scam, in which they are forced to kidnap themselves, and ask their parents for ransom.
Although China is (thankfully) not well known for its share of anti-vaxxers, it has had its fair share of turmoil when it comes to vaccines.
When the Asiedu family moved from the US to Beijing in 2010 following a long-held dream to experience a new culture and city, they figured they might be here for two years in total. Two years flew by, then five, then… well, you know how it goes!
Welcome to the parenting chapter of your life. Getting settled in Beijing can be a fun adventure for the whole family filled with new experiences, culture shocks that turn into fun cocktail party anecdotes, and delicious culinary discoveries that are bound to make it into your family’s recipe book.