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COVID-19 Strain First Detected in UK Found in 2 Beijing Patients

Two patients in Daxing district have tested positive for the B117 strain of COVID-19, a variant first detected in UK.

by Alistair Baker-Brian, 21 January 2021

Beijing Changes Quarantine Policy... Again

The capital has now adopted the '14+7+7' policy, with an extra seven days of 'health monitoring' required for overseas arrival.

by Alistair Baker-Brian, 19 January 2021

Traveling Over Spring Festival Might Not Be So Easy

Many areas have tightened rules regarding quarantine and testing depending on where you travel from within the Chinese mainland.

by Alistair Baker-Brian, 15 January 2021

You Now Need to Register Your Health Status to Get a Car in Beijing

Failure to do register your health status could result in refusal of service.

by Alistair Baker-Brian, 12 January 2021

China Doesn't Want You To Travel During Spring Festival

There are fears that travel during the holidays will exacerbate the latest wave of infections.

by Alistair Baker-Brian, 11 January 2021

You May Need to Quarantine for 21 Days in Beijing

An announcement by the Beijing Information Office on January 5 gave a clear picture of what the '14+7' quarantine policy will entail.

by Alistair Baker-Brian, 07 January 2021

Who Has Priority for China's COVID-19 Vaccine?

The Sinopharm COVID-19 vaccine will first be available to nine priority groups.

by Alistair Baker-Brian, 04 January 2021

Is New Year's Eve Canceled in Beijing Due to COVID-19?

Local outbreaks of COVID-19 still crop up now and again in China. Beijing is one of the latest cities to experience a handful of new cases. Here is a timeline of recent events as well...

by Alistair Baker-Brian, 30 December 2020

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