Pen and Ink Beijing: Talented Illustrator Liuba Draws Wows International School Kids
The Russian native has an exceptional pictographic memory that helps her create detailed artworks.
What Items Do You Need for Your Travel First Aid Kit?
It’s one important thing that you shouldn’t miss whenever you travel.
Maker’s Corner: Light Up Your Room with These DIY Lanterns
Doing the flowery adornments of Chinese lanterns is quite tedious, but of course, we can still settle for easy designs and whatever art materials we have.
Lucky Dog: Atelier Unleashes a Twist in the Traditional Art of Paper-Cutting
Atelier mixes this Chinese art with mola, a handmade material with different patterns made by the Guna indigenous people of Colombia and Panama.
Playtime, Not Gadgets, Still the Best Learning Style for Toddlers, Says New Finnish Preschool in Beijing
Learning soft skills from mobile devices isn’t the way to go according to experts.
Mandarin Monday: The #30DayChallenge of Learning New Chinese Words
Start the year with a pledge to learn more words.
Fundraiser Launched for a Cancer-Stricken Woman Who Adopted 118 Abandoned Kids
Her acts of kindness earned her the title, “Loving Mother” (爱心妈妈 àixīn māmā)
The Bucket List: beijingkids Trips that Made Family Traveling More Remarkable in 2017
Here are our best travel blogs to help you get started in planning your trip to China.
Why the Color of the Year 2018 Is About Mindfulness
For Pantone, it makes sense to continue the concept of beginnings in 2018.
Decorate Your Christmas Trees with This Egg-Citing Holiday Project
Who knew that eggs can be used as a decoration for your Christmas trees?