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Correspondent Dispatch: Bangkok to Beijing
In Beijing, five years is more like two decades. The last time I was in the Chinese capital was before the 2008 Olympics, when the...
Reinventing Beijing
Gearing up for next summer’s Olympics, Beijing is a city in transformation, remaking itself for the 21st century at full tilt. Yet even as entire...
Two-Day Tour of Beijing
T+L’s top picks from China’s frenetic capital, Beijing.
Transforming Beijing
China is leaving Maoist sobriety behind, and its capital is leading the charge. Restaurants, galleries, and a new plan for the city center are transforming...
Where to Go in Beijing
Headed to the 2008 Summer Olympics?We’ve got the lowdown on the city’s can’t-miss sites, shops, restaurants, and tour guides. It’s everything you need (gold medal...
The Beijing Art Scene
Beijing's vibrant arts scene has gone from underground to big-time. as the city rushes to transform itself, Nell Freudenberger tags along with a few of...
Top New Landmarks
We asked you to vote on the skyscrapers, museums, and parks you love, and brag about where you've visited. Here are the results for T+L’s...
The Great Chinese Traffic Jam of 2010 Is Over
Apparently China's 10-day, 62-mile-long traffic jam between Beijing and Inner Mongolia is over. The heavily trafficked highway grew even more crowded than normal starting on...
Golf in Beijing
For golfers headed to the Summer Games in Beijing, there are plenty of fine places to play
Guess Where? Yellow Buddha
This vibrant building, decorated in small sculptures of the Buddha, is part of an imperial garden complex that re-opened as a public park in 1924....
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