Content by students and youths writing for jingkids
A Beijing teen looks back at the Beijing from her childhood and reflects on the new local culture.
A Beijing teen shares her insights on receiving hongbaos for the Chinese New Year.
Today’s teens see more than we give them credit for. One girl shares her journey to seeing true beauty even in a digital age.
What do kids do with their Chinese New Year hongbaos? Beijing’s teens spill the beans!
You don’t need to have the latest art materials or travel to exotic locations. Sometimes discovering what’s all around you is inspiration enough.
During the pandemic, social media was not only helping people interact and connect with family and friends. I wasn’t alone in feeling like I had less to do while restricted indoors; it was saving many of us from boredom and loneliness.
To post or not to post? A Beijing teen shares her thoughts in light of the latest news of social media photo theft.
Each year beijingkids publishes the TeenTakeover Magazine issue, where have students from all over Beijing share their thoughts, ideas, experiences, and lifehacks.
The awards seek to recognize trailblazing individuals and innovative companies that have demonstrated a robust commitment to promoting women in the workforce in order to encourage greater gender equality and drive stronger business outcomes in China.
Since ayis are so easily found in Beijing, what are our city’s teens doing to make some pocket money on the side?