Firefighters across the capital are on high alert as hundreds of thousands of Beijingers head to graveyards to burn "gifts" for their dead relatives.
They may have retired from professional life, but Beijing's senior citizens are proving that it is never too late to learn another language.
Earth Hour, an annual event aimed at highlighting energy conservation, attracted more support than ever across the capital on Saturday - but not without a dose of criticism too.
My family sat round the dining table with candles and chatted. The atmosphere was very sweet and warm - "White Lavender" wrote on his Sina micro blog.
US tech leaders face new challenger as Chinese programmers catch up fast
I moved to Beijing from the United States when my husband got a job here. I'm 38 and he's 42. He's having a great time at work, and has started staying out more often drinking with his new buddies. I'm struggling to adapt and often feel lonely here, but I don't want to ruin his fun and complain. What should I do?
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