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Blinded by the Spice: Hot & Spicy Blind Boxes on Sale Now! Apr 30, 2021 3:25 pm | 2 comments | 144 reads Is that a pepper in your eye or are you just overjoyed to see us? In any case, there’s no need to wipe those tears because you won’t need to see in order to enjoy what we’ve got for you – namely, Hot & Spicy Blind Boxes! What the heck is a “Blind Box” anyhow? It’s a box full of surprises, and in this case, spicy surprises. Or as For...

In need of a springtime staycation? Of course you are! Why not embark on a relaxing and rejuvenating spring retreat alongside the picturesque Yanqi Lake at Sunrise Kempinski Hotel Beijing & Yanqi Island. With extraordinary natural beauty, plenty of fun activities to take part in, delectable dining to enjoy, and cozy accommodation, Sunrise Kempinski Hotel Beijing and Yanqi Island is the ideal destination for your spring getaway. Yanqi Lake is a beautiful and scenic site located at the foot of Y...

Raising a family in Beijing? Consider following our sister publication Jingkids international. The latest issue of  Jingkids is all about playing. When I was little my mom would try to convince me that practicing piano was the same as playing since it’s called “playing the piano”. I never bought it… I grew up during a time when Asian parents associated playing with wasting time. Basically, to my mom, any time that wasn’t spent studying was time wasted. But that’s not the case. Eve...

Want a Job You’ll Love? Our Sister Magazine "Jingkids" is Hiring! Apr 17, 2021 11:30 am | Add a comment | 34 reads Want a job where you actually look forward to going to work on Monday mornings? Join our team! We are looking for new talent to join the  jingkids team! We offer flexible working hours and arrangements perfect for busy parents that need to juggle career and family. We’re recruiting for a new  Deputy Managing Editor. This role cont...

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Beijing Lights: I Gave My Youth To This City Apr 15, 2021 8:30 am | Add a comment | 45 reads This post is part of an ongoing series by the Spittoon Collective that aims to share some of the voices that make up Beijing’s 21.7 million humans. They ask: Who are these people we pass in the street  every day ? Who lives behind those endless walls of apartment windows? These interviews take a small, but meaningful look. Note from the editor: Wang Hai...