Back home in the United States, a lot of couples actually stay home on Valentine's Day - this is because traffic is bad and a lot of the good restaurants are so incredibly busy that the quality and service falls behind. A lot of couples opt to have a nice dinner a day earlier or later than the actual date.
Beijing's university students will be able to move at their own pace on the road to their degrees, taking between three and six years to graduate, if the city moves forward as expected with a more flexible credit system.
An unlicensed motorbike taxi driver who put his two-year-old son on a chain outside a shopping mall while he was at work in Fangshan district has refused to accept aid from the local government.
With a few clicks, Beijingers will be able to get an electric ticket sent to their mobile phones that will let them visit one of the capital's top 32 tourist attractions during Spring Festival.
Poisonous ingredients detected from bowls sold in Beijing's chain stores
Regulations that will raise parking fees in downtown Beijing this April are drawing criticism from car owners who say authorities are more concerned about collecting revenues than solving the city's endemic traffic problems.
Doctors are waiting for the results of an autopsy before commenting on the case of a 47-year-old man who died three days after he was taken to Wangjing Hospital with broken bones.
A Beijing entrepreneur has opened a business he calls "The Dinosaur's Love Bank." It's a storage place for tokens of affection from failed relationships.
When I fell in love with an American student two years ago while studying in the US, I never expected it would be so hard. You probably don't know how traditional some parts of this country are.
Can Zhou Libo be accepted by the Beijing comedy market now that audiences have been amused by Guo Degang's cross-talks and Zhao Benshan's Dongbei couple dance operas? Audience response to Zhou's performance in Beijing's Zhongshan Concert Theater on Saturday answered the question well.
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