Content that features students from schools in Beijing
Graduate Summit 2021: Medicine as a Lifelong Learning Experience
An experience at the age of 8 set Karina Ng onto the path of compassionate medicine.
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Graduate Summit 2021 Speaker: “Taking Risks and Having Fun Made Me Who I Am Today”
Carolina Liu, one of the Graduate Summit 2021 speakers, finds value in taking risks and having fun.
Take It From Me, 21st Century Girl Scouts Aren’t Cookie-Cutter
Get to know Beijing’s Girl Scouts from an actual scout.
Recent Graduate Katarina Krajnovic Opens up at the Jingkids International Education Graduate Summit
Meet Katarina Krajnovic, one of 12 recent graduates, at this year’s Jingkids International Education Graduate Summit.
Mind Your (Text) Language: Texting and Teen Literacy
Parents have always been out of touch with the slang of the day. But texting is taking the phenomenon to unprecedented heights.
A Covid-19 Battle in a Magic Land
A magic land. An evil wizard. A desperate kingdom … We asked students to come up with their own Beijing adaptation of their favorite childhood fairy tales. Here is one of those stories.
Shaving for a Cause: A New Reading Room Opens With Funds From Maovember!
Beijing’s Maovember helps fund it’s second reading room with The Library Project. How you can get involved and help fund a third!
Stopping The Robot Apocalypse Just in Time
Once Upon a Time… We asked students to come up with their own Beijing adaptation of their favorite childhood fairy tales. Thank you to all the students who have submitted their work. We’ll be publishing them online and selecting the best story that fits all the criteria to be included in the upcoming issue of Jingkids.
The Squirrel Stole Her Cake
Once Upon a Time… We asked students to come up with their own Beijing adaptation of their favorite childhood fairy tales. Thank you to all the students who have submitted their work. We’ll be publishing them online and selecting the best story that fits all the criteria to be included in the upcoming issue of Jingkids.
She Tried to Abandon Her Step-kids in Sanlitun…
Once Upon a Time… We asked students to come up with their own Beijing adaptation of their favorite childhood fairy tales. Thank you to all the students who have submitted their work. We’ll be publishing them online and selecting the best story that fits all the criteria to be included in the upcoming issue of Jingkids.