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Beyonce rocks Beijing with her gig
Beyonce dazzled nearly 10,000 fans at Beijing's Wukesong Arena on Friday night with her signature spunky stage presence and sonorous vocals. |
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Seven days in Beijing from Oct.24th to Oct.30th
culture events of the coming week |
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Fit for royalty
The city's oldest commercial area, the 600-year-old Dashilan'er Street next to Qianmen, has emerged in a Phoenix-like manner from last year's massive renovation.
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A feast fit for a king
Beijing may hold claim to being the seat of Imperial China, but when it comes to providing a feast fit for a king, the Renaissance Yangtze Shanghai is conquering taste buds faster than Genghis Khan accumulated new lands.
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Brewing culture
For Taozi, aka Ms Peach, the opening of her own teahouse is a dream come true.
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Tourists now come to Bird's Nest to roost
Move over Palace Museum and Summer Palace, Bird's Nest and Water Cube are here. |
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In harmony with tradition
Dandeli Art Space invites three young musicians to tell stories about two traditional Chinese instruments, Chiba and Guqin, in between playing them. |
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Hunt for red October
Red leaf fans are now praying for cold weather. The falling foliage of autumn is a sheer delight to color-enthralled tourists. |
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Village raises hopes and expectations
It was a Tuesday morning just like any other busy working day, with thousands of workers flooding into the office buildings of the city's Central Business District. That is, all except Li Xinggang. |
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A capital oasis
No Name Bar, according to many expats, was the first bar in Beijing's Shichahai area. |
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