Health

Have you already started planning for coming holidays? If yes, don’t forget to bring along a travel insurance policy.
When looking into a travel insurance product, have a think about these things:

1 If you plan to visit family back in your home country, do check to see if the product covers your homeland.
2 If you are going to climb Everest, check the clause about high risk sports to see if it falls into this category.
3 Does your destination include Ukraine, Nepal, Russia, Syria, Iran, etc? Let us know if it’s a yes.
4 Schengen visa requires a minimum medical cover of EUR 30,000 (approximately RMB 250,000. You don’t want to overlook this.
5 Not every visa application will be approved. Better to find a product that could be refunded or compensation provided in the case of your application being declined.
6 If you are already out of China when applying for insurance, no product on the Chinese market will cover you.
7 Connecting flight(s) within China are not covered.
8 Pre-existing conditions are usually not covered.
9 Remember, your travel insurance plan should cover a period no shorter than from the day you fly out of China to the day you land back in China (Beijing time based). Don’t forget to take time differences into account.
10 The latest day to purchase travel insurance is the day before you fly out of China. The reason is the policy takes effect the next day as earliest and it must cover the complete “fly out fly in” trip.
11 If you need to make any changes, please do them before the commencement date of your policy.
12 You may also wish to save the 24hr emergency hotline number in your phone - you never know when you might need it.

We work with all the top insurers in China to get you the most competitive pricing and broadest coverage. Whenever you plan to travel abroad - give us a call for your piece of mind.

wechat: gongxifacai2112

Living abroad can be a bit dicey when it comes to medical insurance and you don’t want to get stuck in some hospital paying a fortune for a minor complaint. My name is Carol and I’m a Beijing based professional health insurance broker. Just send me a message and we’ll set up the best coverage for you at a premium you can afford. English and Chinese ok!

Carol - WeChat ID: gongxifacai2112

Aikido is a modern martial art. It is characterized by flowing, circular, dance-like motions. The aim of Aikido is a kindness of heart expressed through the spirit of budo (Japanese martial art). A pure budo comes with the unification of technique, body and heart. The budo, which will manifest itself, does not depend upon the technique, but rather upon the heart of the practitioner.

Practicing Aikido is a great way to improve your physical and mental health. It helps to relieve mental stress and offers you an opportunity to meet new people. The gentle quality of Aikido makes it appealing to men, women and children regardless of age. It not only offers spiritual development but also provides exercise and teaches proper etiquette and behavior.

Our dojo, Shinryukan Beijing, was founded in 2002 and is one of the oldest Aikido dojos in the city. We are a non-profit organisation and offer classes four times a week. We have two training locations, both in Dongcheng district:

Location 1: Neiwubujie no. 27 (close to subway station Dengshikou, line 5)

Tue, Thu：    19:00 – 21:00

Location 2:  Zhengwu Guoshu, Zhangzizhonglu no.10 (close to subway station Nanluoguxiang, line 6)

Mon, Sat:    19:30 – 21:30

Our monthly fee is 500 RMB. Your first three trial classes are for free. If you decide to come, please wear comfortable sport clothes.

Our instructor is German and has been living in Beijing for 22 years. He has 28 years Aikido experience and has been teaching for 10 years. All classes are being taught in Chinese and English.

For more information, please contact 13681511334 or WeChat ID StefanSklenka.

Website: http://en.beijingshinryukan.com