Content that has been published in the jingkids magazine
“I never appreciated the phrase “the meat came right off the bone” until our server took the lamb leg in one hand, a spoon in the other, and separated tender meat from bone in one smooth stroke.”
Although it was originally developed in England, badminton is not exceptionally popular there as it is considered a variation of tennis by some.
Although phones can be distracting, I believe that they can actually help teens socially, academically, and also raise their awareness of the world.
Newsflash: parenting is a real challenge. It is a full-time job, and a hard one at that.
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.
Meet Illa B and Audrey W, Two Dulwich College Beijing students from different backgrounds share their views on cultural diversity.
The day that school finished for Chinese New Year, I left Beijing to visit my mother, who works as a journalist abroad in Israel. Back in January, Coronavirus was but a distant disease to us Beijingers.
RAC has trained numerous hearing-impaired youths in Beijing’s rural areas for free. These young people not only learn how to bake handmade snacks but also develop their self-reliance skills, allowing them to discover more of their potential, while embracing their dreams.
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In the August issue of beijingkids Harrow Beijing student Jeremy S interviewed his friend Eddie W on his favorite things to do in Beijing and the highlights of quarantine.