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Advisors hail taxis as gridlock fix

[2011-01-17 08:09]

Better allocation of cabs and more cooperation between firms is urged

'Bright future need not cast shadow on capital's past'

[2011-01-17 08:09]

The protection of Beijing's precious cultural relics need not be at odds with the capital's fast economic development, delegates said at the city's annual legislative meeting on Sunday.

Two new children's hospitals proposed

[2011-01-17 08:09]

The city will build one or two children's hospitals within the next five years, according to the draft plan of Beijing's 12th Five-Year Plan (2011-2015) released on Sunday morning.

Call not to teach students to join exodus

[2011-01-17 08:09]

The city's middle schools should not be offering classes for students who want to continue their studies overseas, said a senior educator.

I'm digging plans to develop capital's underground space

[2011-01-17 08:09]

I've been shuttling back and forth between my apartment and my office for the past several weeks and not doing a whole lot else, with this cold weather making a misery out of every minute spent outdoors.

Many factors take bite out of foreign eateries

[2011-01-17 08:09]

If the new restaurant listings in expatriate magazines are anything to go by, these are the best of times for the foreign restaurant business in Beijing. Not a day passes by now without the opening of yet another chic new non-Chinese dining establishment, and some of them boast internationally known foreign celebrity chefs.

Around Beijing

[2011-01-17 08:09]

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Beijing dartistry: flights, pints and laughs

[2011-01-17 08:09]

If you have ever been in one of Beijing's sports bars and found yourself baffled by a huge group of people cheering on a darts game, then you have probably come into contact with the Beijing International Darts League (BIDL).

Kitchen is no longer kitsch

[2011-01-17 08:09]

The passing of the New Year has seen a fountain of resolutions that, though they were made with all the best intentions, will mostly never be kept. But one of the easiest promises to see through is turning your house into a home, starting with the kitchen. A favorite grumbling topic for expats, most Beijing apartments have small kitchens with only two burners and no oven or dishwasher. Western appliances are not available in most Beijing department stores, but Western-style kitchen equipment is growing in popularity and availability ?you just need to know where to look.