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THIS SUNDAY 12th Beijing Experience will join forces with Hutong Calligraphy Class to offer you a combined hutong walking tour and a introductory class to Chinese calligraphyWalking around Dongsi and Dengshikou areas you will discover some hidden gems and know more about the history and culture of Beijing ancient streets. After the tour we will have an introductory class to Chinese calligraphy with Hutong Calligraphy Class, with more than 10 years teaching expats in Beijing.Here are the details:...

A few ways to learn about Spring Festival and Chinese culture over the holiday.

Jan.07th Saturday BBQ Party Let's have some fun!1月7日 周六新年烤肉派对！美食[爱心] 美酒[爱心]美景[爱心] 不要错过！8点东直门集合，乘大巴前往！欢迎报名！[玫瑰][庆祝][爱心][拥抱]​On Saturday January 7h Beijing Experience and Young Club will take you to an exclusive and private courtyard for an amazing brunch at the food of the mountains in Changping, close by the Great Wall.We will enjoy a slow cooked beef and pork, prepared at their own...

Still haven't found anything to do on Christmas Day? Look no further than this special bar hopping experience.

This Sunday 30th Beijing Experience will have a once-a-year-Autumn tour. Best week to apreciate the Autumn vibes is here. We will walk along Gulou hutong area and take the most beautiful pictures of the year. Great for family portraits. We will start at 2pm in front of the Drum Tower and walk for about 2. We will end up at a secret coffee shop, full of art toys on display.As usual, price is 150RMB per family. Only 5 families for this trip. Send me message or scan the QR code booking..

Macro and Beijing Experience offer you a unique afternoon with the best delicacies imported Spain. Try some of the finest Red & White wines, hand cut Iberian Ham and cold cuts, cheeses, canned sardines, and tuna, and some other surprises.

The capital is home to a number of tour groups offering the chance to see the city from different perspectives.

Support independent artists and fill your Christmas stockings on a budget.

On the new album Hutong Jazz, Djang San uses traditional Chinese musical instruments to perform classic jazz tunes.