Beijing-Bound Passengers Face Extra Screenings at Train Stations
Passengers heading to Beijing will be subject to extra security checks and temperature screenings ahead of the Two Sessions.
International Airlines Look to Resume Flights to China
International carriers are planning to resume routes to China next month.
Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival and a Whole Lot More in Harbin
What to see, taste and do in our guide to Harbin, China's ice city.
by Sophie Steiner, January 19, 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, January 15, 2021
China Records First Coronavirus Death Since May as Cases Surge
The country suffered its biggest daily jump in infections in more than 10 months
by Ned Kelly, January 14, 2021
This Day in History: Anna May Wong's Shanghai Express
The first Chinese-American movie star's struggle for acceptance in the land of her ancestors.
by Ned Kelly, January 14, 2021
The Benefits of Biological Diversity in the City
When you live in a big city, you never expect (at least to the untrained eye) to find a wide variety of animals.
by Isaac Cohen, January 14, 2021
International Students’ Quest to Return to China Amid Covid Crisis
China is typically home to just under 500,000 international students annually.
by Francesca Lewis, January 12, 2021
4 Ways to Say 'You're Funny' in Chinese
In case you find yourself in a cackling fit, here are different ways to say 'you're funny' on a more personal level.
by That's, January 12, 2021
This Day in History: Google Announces Exit from China Market
Google's China-based google.cn search webpage, launched in 2006, had a turbulent time operating on the Chinese mainland.
by Ryan Gandolfo, January 12, 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, January 11, 2021
Sex, Drugs & Bank Jobs: New Paul French Drama Peking Noir
Meet the enigmatic Shura Giraldi.
by Ned Kelly, January 11, 2021
CCS's Karli Rowland, Offering a Mental Health Support Lifeline
We reached out to her to find out what help was on hand.
by Ned Kelly, January 11, 2021
10 Cozy Items to Keep You Warm from Head to Toe
It may be a new year but winter still isn’t over yet.
by Rakini Bergundy, January 9, 2021
What is China’s New 14+7 Day Extended Quarantine Policy?
And don't even ask us about the 14+7+7 and 14+14 policies.
by That's, January 8, 2021
Four Places For Outdoor Ice Skating in Beijing
It’s that time of year when Beijing’s lakes and rivers are frozen over, the perfect time to get your skates on. Here are four suggestions for outdoor ice skating in Beijing.
by Alistair Baker-Brian, January 8, 2021
Shenzhen Extends Quarantine Policy to 21 Days for Overseas Arrivals
Travel is not getting any easier.
by That's Shenzhen, January 8, 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, January 7, 2021
Horoscopes: January 2021
Finally, a horoscope that understands your life in China.
by Bosworth Shepley, January 6, 2021
Explainer: Why Winter is the Most Polluted Time of Year in China
’Tis the season for pollution and facemasks.
by Jonty Dixon, January 6, 2021
That's Magazines - January 2021 Issues Out Now!
The January issues of That's are out now, in both paper-and-ink form citywide and digital PDF form.
by That's, January 6, 2021
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