In the long run, I think there will be even bigger changes such as in customers’ habits and perceptions caused by the re-discovery of the preciousness of our health. I believe that this will influence the food choices in the future leading to more health-conscious and mindful consumerism.
Parents and children alike will have to create a new normal for themselves where the uncertainties of living in a foreign country are met with greater preparedness, awareness, and calm.
Get ready, Beijing, because the carnival of capsaicin, the jamboree of jalapeño, the party of peppers, is here to shake you out of your lockdown slumber.
YIYA is back with a bigger, better, more interactive, and fun-filled plan for Beijing’s kids, with a picnic and soccer day lined up for Beijing’s teachers on May 30, and a huge day of fun planned for the upcoming International Children’s Day on May 31.
More questions about learning disabilites are being answered each day due to the tireless work of professionals in the mental health field, who are constantly redefining ‘normal’.
Kids have never been so excited to go back to school. On Apr 27, Beijing…
Moms all over Beijing might get some extra pleasure out of a day out on the town, where they can be appreciated for their tireless efforts while sampling the best of what Beijing has to offer.
When COVID-19 hit Beijing, chef/restauranteur, Ray Yue Heng knew what to expect, and he had a very clear goal in mind – make the most of this time to ensure his business comes out bigger, better and stronger.
This post comes courtesy of Smart Air, a social enterprise and registered B-Corp dedicated to helping people in China…
Even though we’re still held up at home, quarantined from the rest of the world,…