What China’s Newest Social Media Regulation Regarding Kids Mean for You
You’ve probably seen videos of children in classrooms, reacting to pranks, answering questions, doing dance…
You’ve probably seen videos of children in classrooms, reacting to pranks, answering questions, doing dance…
From WeChat to Instagram to our relatively new RED account, no matter what social media platform you’re using, you’ll be sure to find us!
We’re on Xiaohongshu!
As our society grows increasingly reliant on technology, we may find it playing a role…
An analytical guide to becoming Rory Gilmore in Beijing’s international schools.
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A Beijing teen looks back at the Beijing from her childhood and reflects on the new local culture.
Today’s teens see more than we give them credit for. One girl shares her journey to seeing true beauty even in a digital age.
During the pandemic, social media was not only helping people interact and connect with family and friends. I wasn’t alone in feeling like I had less to do while restricted indoors; it was saving many of us from boredom and loneliness.
Be an unplugged household, be a plugged-in household, live in a yurt, and run your electronics off of kinetic energy you create from the stationary bicycle in your backyard! Heeeeeeeelp! Someone stop the madness!!!