Content by students and youths writing for jingkids
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?
Get fit with your friends while having a whole lot of fun!
One student shares how Chinese caligraphy connects her with her roots.
Separated from her mother, Qinglan discovers how to keep herself motivated and active in a hotel room for two weeks.
One student’s journey to (finally) return to Beijing — but first, quarantine.
Years after the traumatic incident in which I was harassed and threatened at school, I can see this behavior for what it is: victim-blaming.
Whenever people find out that I’ve been a vegan in Beijing for almost three years now, they are taken aback. “How do you manage to go vegan in China?”
One teen shares why her parents are the coolest. Is that even possible?
Sometimes I got hurt and felt tired, but I’d think of the little girl who wanted to be an Ice Princess and remember what it is like to go all out to pursue my dream.