Beijing
Traveling the World? Here’s What to Read
Room to Read founder John Wood shares his favorite books on destinations around the world. Growing up in rural Pennsylvania, John Wood recalls libraries as his “portals out of Small...
By Peter SchlesingerWhere to Eat Like a Local in Beijing
Travel and culinary guru Mei Zhang shares her insider finds
By Tom O'MalleyThe Expat’s Guide to Etiquette in Beijing
Don’t point your chopsticks. Hold your business card with two hands. Even once you've mastered the basics, do you know how to behave like a local? A longtime resident shares his wisdom.
By Tom O'MalleyBeijing Sparkles Through the Eyes of Cindy Chao
With a sculptor father and a renowned architect for a grandfather, it was predestined that Cindy Chao would follow in their artistic footsteps. When she turned this legacy to...
By Rosewood Hotels & ResortsA Pirouette Through China’s Capital With Tan Yuan Yuan
When she was only 11, the fate of Tan Yuan Yuan, China’s most famous ballerina, was sealed by the flip of a coin. Her mother wished her to be...
By Rosewood Hotels & ResortsTaste of Home in Beijing
Trodding off the beaten path in search of a restaurant is guaranteed to build up an appetite. And that’s just one of many reasons why cozy private kitchens and...
By Rosewood Hotels & ResortsUnderground Beijing
Nowhere in China is the country’s history more on show or more impressive than Beijing, where government buildings are jaw-droppingly huge and marvels like the Forbidden City are correspondingly...
By Rosewood Hotels & ResortsThe Forbidden City That Can’t Stop Dancing
For millennia, Beijing has embraced dance. Now, a new generation of revelers is redefining the moves.
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