Blog Tag - snow
It’s been a foggy (and unusually damp) week in Beijing, which has had the unfortunate effect of locking in all that lovely air pollution, pushing...
Unless you've been asleep for the past 12 hours you'll know Beijing finally had its first snow for this winter last night. We took some snaps of the...
The 100 is up! Congratulations Beijing. You’ve reached triple figures, wave the bat with pride. It’s been a fine knock, a fine century, definitely a...
Beijingers are excited over the city's first snowfall yesterday that made its way into parts of Haidian District. Except it wasn’t the first...
Been felling chilly? Xinhua has reported (Chinese only) that yesterday saw the most extreme mid-December lows for ten years, with temperatures...
Another outdoor ice rink has been added to Beijing’s ever-growing collection of winter playgrounds. Conveniently located at Workers' Stadium East...
It seems north China isn’t the only region experiencing extreme weather conditions. As Beijing deals with the aftermath of the heaviest snowfalls in...
Officials fear this obesity epidemic could mean dire consequences for the snow people community.
The rate of obesity in Beijing’s snow people...
You don't have to go to Dongbei to enjoy skiing and snowboarding this winter. Check out Beijing's snow sports options.
Snow Festival at the Bird’s...
Winter is here.
Many will be hibernating until spring. But some of us are polar bears, and to us, the frosty paradises of Dongbei call.
Only 40km...
The management of the National Stadium, better known as “the Bird's Nest,” has come up with an innovative way to stave off the structure's financial...
It’s been a strangely white November here in Beijing, with a heavy fall of snow kicking off the month, and more snow over the last few days. As we...
Snoooooowball Fight!
What a beautiful 3 am. Snow like this makes me glad it's winter; at least it does in the dead of night when it's all still...
Unless you managed to sleep through all of Sunday (November 1), you would have woken yesterday to a thick layer of snow blanketing Beijing. When I...
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