Badminton: Yes, It’s Really a Sport
Although it was originally developed in England, badminton is not exceptionally popular there as it is considered a variation of tennis by some.
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Knocking Down Cultural Barriers Through Sports
People of many different races, religions, cultures, and languages are all sharing the same planet but despite their differences, they are brought together by sports, playing alongside each other and competing side by side.
Making the Case for Cricket in Beijing
Being a cricket fanatic and having lived in Beijing for almost all my life, allow me to present a few arguments that might convince you to at least try cricket in a casual setting.
Transforming From Practical Photographer to Fresh-Faced Summer Look Model
As a young child, Albrecht would often accompany her father, a photographer himself, on shoots observing how he captured portraits, and later help him develop rolls of film. Fast forward a few years, and she and her husband decided to move to Beijing to further pursue her dream.
Get the Facts and Breathe Easy on National Lung Cancer Day
Lung cancer is the world’s leading cause of death and the most common cancer in China; nearly 700,000 Chinese people develop lung cancer each year. With this, you may be wondering: What is lung cancer? How can we prevent it? What are its causes? Take a few minutes to read the following article, and we will explain it all!
Hoop With Your Friends at These Reopened Basketball Courts
As coronavirus concerns subside, public basketball courts are among the many public venues and businesses that are reopening. Here’s a list of some of the best indoor and outdoor public basketball venues in Beijing.
How Young is Too Young for Plastic Surgery?
With cosmetic surgery gaining ever more popularity, young people having the means to pay for the changes they want, and society become more and more nonchalant about it, is it really the kind of message we want to be sending to the young women and our next generation? If you don’t like your face, change it? Or is it more important to love what you’re given?
To Jab or Not to Jab? The Ins and Outs of Vaccinations in China
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.
“So You Want to Become a Doctor?”: Facing the Reality of Medical School
There’s a clear distinction in the way Chinese and Western hospitals operate. Because there’s such a large population to cater to, doctors working in Chinese hospitals are rarely at their leisure – patients come in one following another, for the entirety of a doctor’s shift. As a result, doctors often appear tired, annoyed, and cranky during appointments.
No Babysitter Needed! Bring the Kids Along to Mommy’s Bootcamp
While motherhood is magical, one can’t help but wonder “will you ever get your pre-baby body back again?” As a brand new first time mom, there are already so many questions about taking care of the new baby, will I ever find time for myself again?