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Beer 101: Ales vs. Lager

The age old pub debate.

by Chris Foste, 20 April 2018

This Day in History: Aleister Crowley Summons Demon in Shanghai

In 1906, the occultist, mystic, magician and self-proclaimed Beast 666 came to Shanghai to summon his Holy Guardian Angel...

by Ned Kelly, 20 April 2018

Generation Gap: On Safety of Studying Abroad

'Generation Gap' is a monthly series where we ask two Beijingers from two different generations their thoughts on a current issue.

by Edoardo Donati Fogliazza, 20 April 2018

QR Code of Silence: Beijing's Staffless Stores

These pint-sized spaces offer a physical shopping experience but without the human contact.

by Jonty Dixon, Edoardo Donati Fogliazza and Dominique Wong, 20 April 2018

#ThatsBeijing Instagram of the Week: @felixpradjanata

Here is our most popular Instagram of the week. Use #ThatsBeijing to be featured.

by That's Beijing, 20 April 2018

Beijing Authorities Issue Height Limit on CBD Skyscrapers

Well – looks like the sky is no longer the limit.

by Valerie Osipov, 19 April 2018

#TBT: How China Invented Every Sport EVER

All of them. Ever. Got that?

by Ned Kelly, 19 April 2018

5 Places to Party in Beijing This Week

Find out where all the parties are this week in Beijing.

by That's Beijing, 19 April 2018

Recent Comments

"But more importantly, uplift other women in your field." Fincher and her clique of "feminists" sure set a fine example of that. Not the first time Fincher tries to "taint" a fellow researcher, she also accused PhD researcher Sandy To of plagiarism. Exemplary feminism indeed.

ShanghaiS

April 2, 2018 at 10:59 am

Hi @cashiers! As stated, international credit card usage "applies to all Luxe, Premier and Express rides." DiDi Taxi is a separate service which does not accept international credit cards.

Thats

December 30, 2017 at 4:03 am

I'm not trying to be a jerk but your information about credit cards and Didi seems to contradict itself within a matter of paragraphs. In one sentence you say: DiDi users can pay for rides with major international credit cards, including Visa, Mastercard, JCB, Discover and Diners. And later you say: Note that DiDi Taxi does not support international credit cards and Apple Pay yet, but riders can either use WeChat, Alipay or cash to pay their driver. So..... which is it? I mean, I know the answer (which is they don't) but I would recommend a copy edit to this section for some clarification.

cashiers

December 30, 2017 at 3:35 am

In Case You Missed It…

Beer 101: Ales vs. Lager

Beer 101: Ales vs. Lager

This Day in History: Aleister Crowley Summons Demon in Shanghai

This Day in History: Aleister Crowley Summons Demon in Shanghai

Generation Gap: On Safety of Studying Abroad

Generation Gap: On Safety of Studying Abroad

QR Code of Silence: Beijing's Staffless Stores

QR Code of Silence: Beijing's Staffless Stores

#ThatsBeijing Instagram of the Week: @felixpradjanata

#ThatsBeijing Instagram of the Week: @felixpradjanata

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