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The first few weeks in China can feel like stepping into another world; one that’s vibrant, fast-moving and full of surprises. From scanning QR codes for almost everything to figuring out the rhythm of campus life, every moment is a mix of discovery and adjustment. During my first weeks at Tsinghua Uni, I often wished for a short guide on “how to survive (and enjoy) life in China.” So, consider this your version: five tips to help you settle in, stay curious and truly make th

Summer is ending, and we are welcoming 17 new students as the incoming international Global Business Journalism class of 2025. Every year, new GBJ students face new challenges navigating their lives in China ... and many of the same challenges as previous GBJers. To help the new crop of Global Business Journalism reporters, we have put together, in digital form, an orientation handbook with tips and tools to ease their transition to campus and to life in Beijing. It contains

Happy New Year! As we look ahead to a great 2025, we'd like to share the news stories that attracted the most attention over the past year.

If you're an international student coming to Beijing and don't want to live on campus, where should you rent? We rank the top neighborhoods.