Content that features students from schools in Beijing
Should’ve Grown a Moustache by Lucy Martin
“I’m back,” Jim told Reece, his mouth full with donut. “Looks like you’ve been working…
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Nola’s Spooky Short Stories
A mysterious message kicks off a night of thrilling mystery.
The Extraordinary Origin of an Ordinary Mushroom by Clark Yap
This is the story of an adorable little mushroom and how he came to be.
Life After Death by Della Hu
If you’re a middle or high school student with a passion for creative writing, we want to hear from you!
Calling All Young Writers: Share Your Creative Writing Stories
Have a story buzzing in your brain, waiting to burst onto the page? Have you…
Meet the Teen Beekeeper Who’s Turning Passion Into Impact
Tenth-grader Bayan Changizi is a star student and footballer by weekday – and beekeeper and sustainable farming entrepreneur on weekends!
Join the John Locke Institute Founder Live on WeChat Tonight!
The John Locke Institute Essay Competition, though only a decade old, has quickly become a…
Why Should You Volunteer at Roundabout?
Intern Margaret discovers what it’s like to volunteer at Roundabout.
What Our 12-Year-Old Intern Learned From Scooping Ice Cream All Day
As a sugar-allergic tween, going to an ice cream festival only means one thing: working at a stand for a day instead of enjoying all the ice cream that’s available on a hot summer day. And that is exactly what I did.
What Our 12-Yr-Old Intern Learned Working at Iberico for a Day
Join us as we uncover the fascinating world of work through the fresh perspective of a curious teen, discovering what it takes to thrive in different careers with this “A Day in the Life of…” series.