Blog Tag - laws
Another year means another opportunity for Beijing to try and get its shared bike problem under control. Last Tuesday, Apr 13, Beijing Youth Daily...
Two trends define China’s current labor market: simultaneous focus on increasing worker protection, and unemployment instability as the country...
A new set of guidelines issued by Chinese authorities has highlighted the tragic and sometimes disturbing lengths parents will go to when seeking...
Chinese regulators have given you one more reason to say no to drugs!
On Aug 8, Chinese customs agents arrested a man at the Beijing Capital...
Tired of the long processing times and endless documents required to get a tourist visa? Or, even worse, tired of coaching your relatives through...
![Eating, Manspreading, and Hawking Goods on Beijing Subway Join List of "Uncivilized" Behaviors](https://www.thebeijinger.com./sites/default/files/styles/blog_list_image/public/thebeijinger/blog-images/313215/guards_1.jpg "Eating, Manspreading, and Hawking Goods on Beijing Subway Join List of "Uncivilized" Behaviors")
In an effort to further clean up the Beijing Subway, authorities are now imposing several new regulations that aim to crack down on "uncivilized"...
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Airbnb hosts with a listing in China were notified by Airbnb China by email that their...
Throwback Thursday takes a look back into Beijing's past, using our nine-year-strong blog archives as the source for a glance at the weird and...
Thefts can be more common than one would like to think in Beijing. Below are some of the commonly seized items and what to do post-theft.
Passports...
Animal rights activists are escalating their war against China's dog and cat meat trades. And they want your help.
Together for Animals in China (...
The recent strict enforcement of the ban on "large and aggressive dogs" in Beijing has generated a great amount of debate on why, in China, large...
New owners of recently acquired puppies and kittens often bring the newest members of their families directly to the pet hospital for a checkup to...
The Yulin Festival, held on June 21, celebrating the summer solstice, has been held annually for years by local residents by eating dog meat and...
Last month's reports of the tragic death of a dog that died during a domestic flight sent shockwaves through the community right before the start of...
Departing from China with your pets? ICVS are holding a free event between 11am and noon on June 14 whereby experts in the field share step-by-...
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