Blog Tag - Africans in Beijing
I loved many aspects of living and working in China, however, being black in China was a complex experience. Each person you ask will have both...
Kente & Silk is back with their fourth annual Beijing Africa Week, a series of cultural and entrepreneurial events that kicks off this Thursday,...
![Q&A With Poet, Mystic, Ahead of Kente & Silk's "By the Fireside," Mar 20](https://www.thebeijinger.com./sites/default/files/styles/blog_list_image/public/thebeijinger/blog-images/384518/kente_and_silk_by_the_fireside_african_culture_beijing_black_community_expat_events.jpg "Q&A With Poet, Mystic, Ahead of Kente & Silk's "By the Fireside," Mar 20")
Oftentimes, when we talk about racism and tone-deaf portrayals of other cultures – namely, Black culture – conversations focus on the long history of...
Africa Week returns Monday to Friday, Jul 20-25, for its third annual event with a packed roster of Africa-focused events, on- and offline, including...
Welcome to Wudaokou Watch, where we profile a different Beijing-based international student each week (we eventually aim to feature a student from...
We quiz some long-term Beijingers on how they intend to spend this year's Chinese New Year and hopefully uncover some horror stories along the way. ...
Welcome to Wudaokou Watch, where we profile a different Beijing-based student from abroad each week to hear about their life in China's capital. The...
![R1 Wudaokou Watch: "I Am Enormously Proud of My Heritage"](https://www.thebeijinger.com./sites/default/files/styles/blog_list_image/public/thebeijinger/blog-images/379541/catia_vera_cruz_beijing_international_student_wudaokou_watch_4.2.jpg "R1 Wudaokou Watch: "I Am Enormously Proud of My Heritage"")
Welcome to Wudaokou Watch, where we profile a different Beijing-based student from abroad each week to hear about their life in China's capital. The...
No matter how smoggy, windy or drab it is outside, it's always warm and sunny at Club Mix when Staxxy is on the mic. The rising dancehall singer, who...
![Wudaokou Watch: "I Only Miss My Wife and Kids"](https://www.thebeijinger.com./sites/default/files/styles/blog_list_image/public/thebeijinger/blog-images/313215/zachary_edit.jpg "Wudaokou Watch: "I Only Miss My Wife and Kids"")
In this Wudaokou Watch column, we'll profile a different Beijing-based student from abroad each week to hear about their life in China's capital....
In the past year, a number of Beijing’s African expats working in the arts, as entrepreneurs, and in a variety of other fields have coordinated a...
This post is sponsored by the Beijing Normal University School of Social Development and Public Policy, an international program comprised of...