As the nippy winter weather sets a chill on the capital, a relaxing trip to a hot spring is coming into season for pleasure seekers.
As the capital's winter weather continues to turn supple skin into something resembling paper, experienced locals are slapping on moisturizers and face packs in a frenzy.
In a city of almost 20 million people, having a positive impact on people's lives usually starts small with the local community.
As the excited voice of a commentator with a marked British accent floats over the air, eight horseback riders in helmets, pants and boots, swing their mallets at a white ball on a verdant field ringed by mountains.
Chilly winter nights in the capital usually stimulate residents to stay close to their heaters. However, an international crowd is throwing balls and Indian clubs at Yugong Yishan every Monday evening.
winter sportsSki and snowboard while taking in breathtaking views of Beijing's best-known world wonder.
Avoid hibernation this winter by braving the cold winds and taking advantage of the capital's abundance of winter activities. For those brave enough to take to the elements, it's time to pack on the layers and check out some of Beijing's hottest winter pursuits.
As brisk winter weather descends on the capital, the cold and flu season is in full swing.
Winter in northern China is unforgiving. As the temperature drops outside, life becomes much harder, and for those who don't have proper homes, simply staying warm is a major priority.
As the mercury bobs around the zero mark, our bodies are all starting to feel the toll of the cold Beijing weather - dry, itchy skin from time spent with indoor heating, plus aches and pains from going out into the cold.
For Beijing's newest group of knitting fanatics, sitting and spinning thread is more than just a hobby, it's a way to give back.
There is no doubt that the use of animal fur as a clothing material is controversial, but in today's fashion scene in China, artistic freedom and market demand continue to accept it. David Ubl, a German fashion designer who specializes in fur products, works for an industry he believes is growing in China as a result of a relaxed cultural perspective and a boatload of new money.
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