Say It Like You Mean It: Online Chinese Learning Resources for Kids
Online classes are also an important resource for homeschooling families, or even those currently considering whether or not to switch to homeschooling.
Browsing: Chinese Culture
Bizkids: Kungfu Kid to Zen Teacher – How AJ Donnelly Turned His Passions into Business
In this column, Bizkids, we feature interviews with successful entrepreneurs and various professionals to share their advice to aspiring kids with entrepreneurial spirits. To send in your questions or advice, email wendyxu@beijing-kids.com.
Throwback Thursday: A Brief History of China’s Caped Crusaders
A history of China’s home-grown heroes, villains, and caped crusaders, from the Monkey King to modern times
Yuesao and Confinement Centers: Is It Crazy to Tackle Postpartum on My Own?
Among my network, the term 坐月子 zuo yue zi is more likely to make a woman cringe rather than be filled with the warm fuzzy feeling of having just delivered a bundle of joy.
Xiaoman, a Time to Celebrate the Small Things in Life
The second solar term of summer, xiaoman is one of the most among the country’s many hopeful farmers.
How to Put a Hongbao Price on Priceless Relationships
So here’s the backstory. I wanted to write a blog to give those of us…
Hold That Tea Bag! What You Need to Know Before Brewing Another Pot
Tea is beloved in Chinese culture and many people readily embrace it as a healthy…
Mandarin Monday: No Need to Thank Me? Different Ways to Say “Thank You” and “You’re Welcome”
“Búkèqì (不客气)” and “búyǒngxiè (不用谢)” may already be ingrained in most people’s vocabulary but have…
Exhibition Brings Unique Treasures to Beijing, till Dec 17
Since its discovery in 1974, the Terracotta Army has become almost as emblematic of China…
Weekend Cultural Getaway in Langfang
With the long National Holiday just around the corner, not everyone is planning on an…